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{{Drain|name=Wither|}}If a creature takes | {{Drain|name=Wither|}}If a creature takes '''wither''', then they {{L|Core|Aging|age}} a number of years equal to the amount of wither that they took. This aging is relative to a 100 year {{L|Core|Aging|lifespan}}, regardless of how long the creature's {{L|Core|Aging|lifespan}} would naturally be. So, if a creature with a 500 year {{L|Core|Aging|lifespan}} takes 1 wither, that is the equivalent to having {{L|Core|Aging|aged}} 5 years. Even creatures with an {{L|Ability|Infinite Lifespan}} can wither like anyone else. This results in physical stain on their body equivalent to if a creature with a 100 year lifespan had {{L|Core|Aging|aged}} that many years. | ||
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If a creature takes wither, then they age a number of years equal to the amount of wither that they took. This aging is relative to a 100 year lifespan, regardless of how long the creature's lifespan would naturally be. So, if a creature with a 500 year lifespan takes 1 wither, that is the equivalent to having aged 5 years. Even creatures with an Infinite Lifespan can wither like anyone else. This results in physical stain on their body equivalent to if a creature with a 100 year lifespan had aged that many years.