Rapid Aging: Difference between revisions

* ''[[Little Fears]]''. A child that comes into physical contact with a ghost ages at a rate of 1 year per 10 seconds of contact.

* Ghouls in ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade]]'' stave off aging as long as they regularly receive blood from a vampire. If they go without a certain period of time without drinking vampire blood (which grows shorter as they grow older), they're hit with this trope. Not so bad if they rapidly age from 20 to 30 in one go, but obviously fatal for those that are well older than a human lifespan.

 

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* As a result of their powers, {{spoiler|Sera}} from [[Digital Devil Saga]] {{spoiler|has the body of a teenager when [[Younger Than They Look|she's actually 12 years old]].}}

* This is the putty Blizzard uses to fill certain [[Plot Holes]] in the ''[[Warcraft]]'' series. Khadgar the archmage was just turning grey for his character portrait in ''Warcraft II'' but looked fairly robust and red-haired for the ending cinematic in the same game, while ''World of Warcraft'' depicted him as the stereotypical white-bearded wizard - so it was [[retcon]]ned that he was magically aged during a sorcerous duel. Garona Halforcen was originally introduced as half-human, half-orc, the result of the protracted war between the two races over the course of the original ''Warcraft''. The conflict was ''drastically'' shortened in later revisions of the history, so Garona was explained to be the result of forced mating between orcs and ''draenei'', magically-aged and brainwashed to serve as an advance scout.

 

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