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I beleive there was a rule that stated an upper limit for the time you were allowed to specify.
 
But Wetweave here is a Hag Warder, a form of sapient construct that hunts nightmare creatures.
 
But as fpor their anatomy, from what I've seen it's less complex then an organic but there are some fascimilies, most of which aren't actually necessary for their function.
 
It might be possible that their design contains an enchantment or otherwise designed magical algorithm/program that has enough similarities to be counted as a heart, but would it actually terminate them or be the equivelant of destroying a power supply but leaving the hard drive intact?

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I beleive there was a rule that stated an upper limit for the time you were allowed to specify.
But Wetweave here is a Havg Warder, a form of sapient construct that hunts nightmare creatures.
But as fpr their anatomy, from what I've seen it's less complex then an organic but there are some fascimilies, most of which aren't actually necessary for their function.
It might be possible that their design contains an enchantment or otherwise designed magical algorithm/program that has enough similarities to be counted as a heart, but would it actually terminate them or be the equivelant of destroying a power supply but leaving the hard drive intact?

"@Xaxu-Slyph":/1500356#comment_6379857
I beleive there was a rule that stated an upper limit for the time you were allowed to specify.
But Wetweave here is a Hav Warder, a form of sapient construct that hunts nightmare creatures.
But as fpr their anatomy, from what I've seen it's less complex then an organic but there are some fascimilies, most of which aren't actually necessary for their function.
It might be possible that their design contains an enchantment or otherwise designed magical algorithm/program that has enough similarities to be counted as a heart, but would it actually terminate them or be the equivelant of destroying a power supply but leaving the hard drive intact?