Sadly Necromancy has one of the most cramped textboxes in all of Magic, so I don't think they'd ever actually do something like this, but a witch can dream.

No, but I was generously allowed one big bat.

Also I got a shiny pretty quickly, and it's good to have the Legends Arceus sound cue again. This guy spawned below me in sewer tunnels that I hadn't yet seen, so it was an ordeal to find him, but I heard the sound multiple times, so I think he even survived me moving in and out of his spawn range.

I'll bounce back eventually, I'm sure.

Even the jellyfish would do.

It's like a plague doctor mask. Interestingly, there's an unused hollow wearing one as well.

I believe it's the same range, unless there's some weird corner case with specific items.

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That is something that I've thought about, but don't have an answer for. I can say that, unlike Caligo, Gladius doesn't give the impression of having been a scrapped Elden Ring boss, at least not from its ID or how its data is structured.

It would be pretty easy to do something like this through modding without needing to actually spawn Libra, because the Twisted Reincarnations just function as a spEffect applied to the player. So all you'd need to do is just manually apply one of those spEffects at random as the player spawns in.

Everyone gets the same stats if they take the deal.

A fun element is that you could arguably count it as a drawback and make a Relic with two powerful benefits to offset it. Maybe an effect that boosts item discovery and alters droprates to favor your Reincarnation, and on the start of day 2 you get another random Libra deal without paying the cost.