Editing Talk:Elixir of Life

== Discussion ==
The 25% health bonus is calculated using each creature's base health before other bonuses are added. So for example a creature with base health 4 will get +1 from the 25% bonus. After that bonuses from normal artifacts are added giving +4 more points, for a total of 9 health.

The regeneration ability only adds the base number of hit points that a [[Troll]] has (40) and does NOT necessarily maximize the hitpoints of the actual creatures affected.  The regeneration ability is more powerful on creatures with high health, like [[Behemoth]]s or other level 7 creatures, or the various [[Dragon]]s added in {{ab}}.

== Undead is not the same as unliving ==

Undead: Creatures risen from dead, i.e., all Necropolis creatures
Unliving: Creatures that are animated via magic, i.e., Gargoyles are golems

: This seems only a statement, which has already been covered in [[Undead]] and [[Non-living]] articles. Or was there some kind of link to this article? –[[User:Kapteeni Ruoska|Kapteeni Ruoska]] ([[User talk:Kapteeni Ruoska|talk]]) 08:33, 12 July 2016 (CEST)

:: I second this. Undead is not the same thing as unliving and the article presents them as equivalents which might be very misleading. People might take this as a fact and might not check the respective sections covering the two topics. I suggest removing the sentence entirely.
:: --[[Special:Contributions/93.91.51.153|93.91.51.153]]

::: The description is redundant when it says, "Undead or unliving," as all Undead creatures ''are'' unliving.
::: --[[Special:Contributions/Ibraesil|Ibraesil]]

:::: Based on a comprehensive study I have modified [[Undead vs Unliving|the classification]] to include three distinct groups without subgroups:
:::: They are the '''once-living''', the '''never-living''', and the '''living'''.
:::: --[[user:imahero|imahero]] 05:29, 5 October 2016 (CEST)