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Greetings,

So my wife and I were talking about Nighthaunts the other day (like you do), and I brought up how I thought the lore for why you could stab a ghost went something along the lines of: "it's not the stabbing, it's the emotional content that allows it to be stabbed".

So, naturally, she brought up the various shapely lady ghosts sitting on my shelf (lookin at you: Lady Olynder!) and asked if the same logic then applied to... other physical things you might wish to do with a Nighthaunt...

I said that I doubted anyone would want to do THAT with a Nighthaunt, and she shook her finger at me and said not to be so close-minded :-) I mean, hey, everyone has preferences and all that...

It's certainly not inconceivable that there might be some swarthy dwarf, lusty elf or opportunistic Imperial Gunner out there who's just like: "I like my coffee like I like my women: seemingly insubstantial but also able to melt my face off with unbridled dark power!"

It made me giggle is all, so I thought I would share :-)

Please don't next time.