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The Dresden Files => DFRPG => Topic started by: Aubri on July 14, 2013, 11:41:13 PM
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Suppose that you take a strong container -- a bell jar, for example -- and fill it with ectoplasm. Then you seal the container and allow the ectoplasm to dissipate. Since ectoplasm evaporates into "nothing", would you end up with a perfect vacuum?
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No. By definition, evaporation is the process in which a liquid becomes a gas. You'd just have a jar filled with ectoplasm gas.
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No. By definition, evaporation is the process in which a liquid becomes a gas. You'd just have a jar filled with ectoplasm gas.
That's the case for normal matter, yes, but ectoplasm "evaporates" back into whatever spiritual plane it came from in the first place.
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That's the case for normal matter, yes, but ectoplasm "evaporates" back into whatever spiritual plane it came from in the first place.
Is that ever mentioned?
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Is that ever mentioned?
Shall I go all the way back to the first book?
The goo wouldn’t last long—within a few more minutes, it would simply dissipate, vanish into thin air, return to wherever it had come from in the first place.
--Storm Front, ch. 23
If it didn't, every summoning would add a little more mass to the universe...
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You could probably do this with a simple air evocation.
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You could probably do this with a simple air evocation.
That wouldn't be half as fun. ;D