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Line 61: * Demi-liches (at least in 2nd. ed.) can actually be hurt by magic... That is, one or two very particular magic spells. Demi-Liches of the D&D also have the Type I at being Nigh-Invulnerable. They have a really high damage resistance, are completely impervious to magic and can fully heal (or mostly, based on DVs) at will. * [[Keith Richards]] ages at a normal rate, but cannot be killed via conventional methods. * In Terry Pratchett's ''[[Discworld]]'', History Monks "Sweeper" Lu Tze and the Abbot are both mentioned as being effectively immortal by two different means. The Abbot is continually reincarnated, transferring his memories to a younger body. But Lu Tze just seems to stay as a wiry old man forever. ** Some of the Monks (including Lu-Tze) have the ability of 'circular aging'.