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 Some examples of bargains an Ibbur might make include:
-  - The spellcaster must promise to take a message to a living loved one.
+  - The spellcaster must promise to live their life to the fullest, and not take any day alive for granted.
+  - The spellcaster must promise to take a message to a living loved one of the Ibbur.
   - The spellcaster must promise to pay a regular retainer's wage to a living loved one or pay off a debt.
   - The spellcaster must promise to get vengeance on the Ibbur's killer.
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   - The spellcaster must allow the Ibbur to temporarily possess a body to experience one last pleasure of the flesh such as drinking liquor, eating food, laughing at a joke, a passionate embrace, or even just taking one last breath of fresh air as they watch the setting sun.
+As Ibbur talk amongst themselves, a spellcaster who breaks a promise might find that only the most desperate ghosts will ever want to help them in the future. The spirit world typically gives a spellcaster a reasonable amount of time to accomplish these tasks which can typically be addressed in downtime.
 ===== Ghostly Ibbur =====
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 Ibbur (2 HD Brute) Disembodied Spirit, cannot physically attack or be attacked
-AC: 9; HD 2 HP 9 //
+AC: 9; HD 2 HP 9 \\
-Resistance: 9; //
+Resistance: 9; \\
-Mods: W -1/N+3/S+4 //
+Mods: W -1/N+3/S+4 \\
-Speed: 30' //
+Speed: 35' \\
-Morale: +4 //
+Morale: +4 \\
-Perception +3 //
+Perception +3 \\
-Attack: +4 Damage: 1d10; (vs Spirits Only) //
+Attack: +4 Damage: 1d10; (vs Spirits Only) \\
-Spiritual Attack: -1, hit will provoke morale check 1d4 Intelligence Damage. //
+Spiritual Attack: -1, hit will provoke morale check 1d4 Intelligence Damage. \\
-Invisible: cannot be seen in the Mundane World normally //
+Invisible: cannot be seen in the Mundane World normally \\
-While not considered evil or else they wouldn't heed the Kabbalist's summons, they might still be jerks //
+While not considered evil or else they wouldn't heed the Kabbalist's summons, they might still be jerks \\
-S+4, D-1 C+4, I-1 ,W+3,Ch+3 //
+S+4, D-1 C+4, I-1 ,W+3,Ch+3 \\
 ===== Ibbur Corpse Possession =====
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 Ibbur Possessed Corpse (2 HD Brute)
-AC: 14 HD 2 HP 9
+AC: 14 HD 2 HP 9 \\
-Resistance: 13; vs. magic 9
+Resistance: 13; vs. magic 9 \\
-Mods: W-1/N+3/S+4
+Mods: W-1/N+3/S+4 \\
-Speed: 30'
+Speed: 30' \\
-Morale: +4
+Morale: +4 \\
-Stealth -1, Perception +3
+Stealth -1, Perception +3 \\
-Attack: +4 Damage: 1d10 (or as weapon)
+Attack: +4 Damage: 1d10 (or as weapon) \\
-Undead, While not considered evil or else they wouldn't heed the Kabbalist's summons, they might still be jerks //
+Undead, While not considered evil or else they wouldn't heed the Kabbalist's summons, they might still be jerks \\
-Immune to Charms, Sleep, Hypnosis, Poison //
+Immune to Charms, Sleep, Hypnosis, Poison  \\
-As corpses, human NPC's must roll morale when encountering them //
+As corpses, human NPC's must roll morale when encountering them  \\
 S+4, D-1 C+4, I-1 ,W+3,Ch+3