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To me, Unmortality has always meant that you can die, just like a mortal, but you always come back. The way I think of it, Immortality (meaning you never die) means that someone can still capture you, cut you in half, cause severe damage or whatever, but you won't die. You'd be forced to "live" in whatever condition they left you in. On the other hand, I've always thought of Unmortality being where you can die, you can be killed, but in the time it takes for you to return to life, your body regenerates, meaning you are never forced to live with a destroyed body. This is of course my personal view on the subject, and am curious what other people think of it.
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