I'm gonna say no, at the moment she untethers her shadow it's form more or less becomes "locked" until it returns to Gwyndolin and becomes untethered again, mostly because there's nothing about the shade and her shadow sharing their hp or well being in any way, and the shadow has it's own separate health and everything, so I imagine while it's detached it's temporarily considered it's own unique entity. I'd say for this same reason if Gwyndolin like, had her arm ripped off while her shadow was separated, her shadow would still have both of it's arms in tact. It'd also give her motivation to keep her shadow awakened as long as possible if something like that were to happen, as it'd allow her to make up for a sudden vital loss of versatility.<br/><br/>And thanks, I really appreciate the kind words. Last time I ran a game I kinda got a bit snagged keeping track of all the rolls and mechanics (I was playing 3.5 d&d), so I think the more story based nature of DW should help out in that regards.