If it is even possible to kill such entities, then perhaps it is best that you don't, for what would happen if you slay something which could be death itself? Even if it isn't The Grim Reaper, then imagine just how horrible this thing truly is if death itself could not face it directly and win on the first try. In such contexts, being an undead might be an oxymoronic, abominable state, as it means the entity is "dead" and yet somehow "alive" as well.īasically, it might as well be the origin for Schrodinger's Cthulhu: if Death is personified as an entity capable of thoughts and actions, then is it part of the living, or of the dead? If a dead being is capable of influencing the world no differently than when they were alive (assuming they ever lived), then what constitutes being "alive" or being "dead" for them? Therefore, an undead might count as one if the laws of said universe dictate that being "dead" is considered a fundamental state of existence (for example, souls which "live" in the afterlife are considered "dead", depending on how different the souls in question are). The very nature of an Eldritch Abomination defies the natural laws of the universe. ![]() So different that the human mind cannot even begin to comprehend what it really is.
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