Given that Blood bowl is a sport where death is abundant I thought it prudent to share some short thoughts about that very subject.

First the definition of death is very strange. It is said (mainly by linnear time defenders) that death is eternal.
This would mean that death is bound to a certain point in the time/space continuum.
If this was not so, death would be timeless.(this is the case if death is the non-existance of a certain entity)

The way this would work is on every concievable point we could check if an entity (lets call it X) is alive. If we get a negative answer he would then be dead in that particular point.

This of course would make the statement "Death is eternal" a bit unjustified. How do we know that there will allways be points in the space/time continuum that correlates to our definition of death or even points in the space/time continuum?

Its these kind of things I wonder while fumbbling.