[After the letter today and the discussions that stemmed from it, Rob is busy brewing up a stockpile of Resist potions in case their next encounter with the Reservoir Dogs is via another electrical trap. Or a fire trap. Or a poison trap. Or a frost trap. Or... well if they're using technology he's guessing that a magical trap isn't likely, but he'll brew some Resist Magic potions if he has time after all the others just in case.

In any case, he's not taking time away from the laboratory right now, so he's responding via amulet.]

Reviving the dead is firmly in the realm of fiction where I come from unless it's only been a few minutes since death, and even that's not guaranteed. Then again, a ton of what I've seen here'd be considered outright impossible in my world, so I can't really rule anything out at this point. But generally in fiction, unless the resurrection is done by a higher power it'll either fail or come out horribly wrong, and purely mortal attempts at it are usually considered against the laws of nature by the story. Ending up with a zombie or some other abomination is a pretty common result. Do they know for sure it'll work as intended? And what happens if the person being revived isn't actually dead? Do you end up with a duplicate of the original? Need more information to know what to think.