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<blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 484645" data-attributes="member: 2020">I wanted to share this RPGA experience:&nbsp; I had a character I really liked in a Living Campaign.&nbsp; He was low level, but he was a favorite of mine.&nbsp; He was killed in a scenario, and the cost of resurrecting him was beyond his means (that is, his money and magical items combined were not enough to pay the cost.)&nbsp; I commented to the Event Coordinator that I had lost a favorite character, and (at that time this was allowed) the Event Coordinator had one of his characters come along, and shill out the 100,000 gp required to resurrect my character!&nbsp; It isn't everyday that a complete stranger walks up, and has his character say:&nbsp; This person died?&nbsp; He was an unimportant person nobody knew? (a low level character)&nbsp; But you liked him, and want him back?&nbsp; Have a hundred thousand gold pieces, to resurrect him with, then!&nbsp;&nbsp; This happened at AndCon.&nbsp; From that point on, the RPGA was definitely my cup of tea.&nbsp; People who do things like that, are good people, and the kind of people I want to be around.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Edena_of_Neith, post: 484645, member: 2020"] I wanted to share this RPGA experience: I had a character I really liked in a Living Campaign. He was low level, but he was a favorite of mine. He was killed in a scenario, and the cost of resurrecting him was beyond his means (that is, his money and magical items combined were not enough to pay the cost.) I commented to the Event Coordinator that I had lost a favorite character, and (at that time this was allowed) the Event Coordinator had one of his characters come along, and shill out the 100,000 gp required to resurrect my character! It isn't everyday that a complete stranger walks up, and has his character say: This person died? He was an unimportant person nobody knew? (a low level character) But you liked him, and want him back? Have a hundred thousand gold pieces, to resurrect him with, then! This happened at AndCon. From that point on, the RPGA was definitely my cup of tea. People who do things like that, are good people, and the kind of people I want to be around. [/QUOTE]

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