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===Post-Transformation: Life as an Undead===
Once transformed, the cultist must adapt to their new state of existence. They are now undead, no longer bound by the constraints of life but also subject to the limitations and downsides of their new form.

'''Physical Changes:'''

The body no longer ages or decays, and the undead cultist is immune to disease, exhaustion, and normal forms of healing magic. However, they are vulnerable to radiant magic and holy symbols, as well as anything that disrupts necromantic energy.

'''Psychological Changes:'''

Over time, the new undead will find that their emotions gradually fade. While they retain memories and personality traits from their mortal life, their capacity for empathy, joy, or sadness diminishes, making them more cold and calculating. However, they retain all their intellectual faculties, often growing in wisdom as their immortality stretches onward.

'''Loyalty to Maltherion:'''

The transformation also comes with an inherent connection to Maltherion, his immediate subordinates and his power. While the cultist retains free will, they are spiritually bound to the Lich’s will and will find it nearly impossible to act against the cult without severe consequences.

The Great Transition marks the beginning of a new existence for the cultist, forever severed from the gods' domain and now part of the Eternal Covenant's ever-growing army of undead.