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The revivifyrevivify spell has a fixed cost, but it doesn't have a specific savesaving throw to resist it; neither does it reference a "willing creature", as the resurrectionresurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivifyrevivify on a recently killed enemy, can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

The revivify spell has a fixed cost but it doesn't have a specific save neither does it reference a "willing creature" as the resurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivify on a recently killed enemy, can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

The revivify spell has a fixed cost, but it doesn't have a specific saving throw to resist it; neither does it reference a "willing creature", as the resurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivify on a recently killed enemy, can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

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The revivify spell has a fixed cost but it doesn't have a specific save neither does it reference a "willing creature" as the resurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivify on a recently killed enemy, can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

The revivify spell has a fixed cost but it doesn't have a specific save neither it reference a "willing creature" as resurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivify on a recently killed enemy, can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

The revivify spell has a fixed cost but it doesn't have a specific save neither does it reference a "willing creature" as the resurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivify on a recently killed enemy, can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

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Can a creature avoid revivifyrefuse to be affected by the Revivify spell?

The revivify spell has a fixed cost but it doesn't have a specific save neither it reference a "willing creature" as resurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivify on a recently killed enemy, can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

Can a creature avoid revivify?

The revivify spell has a fixed cost but it doesn't have a specific save neither it reference a "willing creature" as resurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivify on a recently killed enemy can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

Can a creature refuse to be affected by the Revivify spell?

The revivify spell has a fixed cost but it doesn't have a specific save neither it reference a "willing creature" as resurrection spell does.

Assuming my players have the resource to cast revivify on a recently killed enemy, can the creature refuse to come back to life knowing that he will probably be interrogated and maybe tortured?

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