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The [[biomancers]] of [[Bluetspur]] and [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] of [[Lamordia]] are both capable of successfully transferring a [[brain]] from its original seat to another living body. The biomancers created [[Marcu Vasilis (Aberration) | Marcu Vasilis]]. Mordenheim replaced, replaced and replaced again the body of his [[servant]] [[Horg]]. Although the biomancer's transpecies transplantation is the greater [[biological wonder]], Mordenheim has also to his credit the preservation of a [[The Living Brain | living brain in a vat]]. | The [[biomancers]] of [[Bluetspur]] and [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]] of [[Lamordia]] are both capable of successfully transferring a [[brain]] from its original seat to another living body. The biomancers created [[Marcu Vasilis (Aberration) | Marcu Vasilis]]. Mordenheim replaced, replaced and replaced again the body of his [[servant]] [[Horg]], transplanting the brain of his servant each time. Although the biomancer's transpecies transplantation is the greater [[biological wonder]], Mordenheim has also to his credit the preservation of a [[The Living Brain | living brain in a vat]]. | ||
[[Category:Transplantation]][[Category:Medical Wonder]][[Category:Biological Wonder]][[Category:Wonder]][[Category:CL 13 - Age of the Man God]] | [[Category:Transplantation]][[Category:Medical Wonder]][[Category:Biological Wonder]][[Category:Wonder]][[Category:CL 13 - Age of the Man God]] | ||
Revision as of 15:11, 23 April 2010
The biomancers of Bluetspur and Dr. Victor Mordenheim of Lamordia are both capable of successfully transferring a brain from its original seat to another living body. The biomancers created Marcu Vasilis. Mordenheim replaced, replaced and replaced again the body of his servant Horg, transplanting the brain of his servant each time. Although the biomancer's transpecies transplantation is the greater biological wonder, Mordenheim has also to his credit the preservation of a living brain in a vat.
