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<blockquote data-quote="Wulffolk" data-source="post: 7302318" data-attributes="member: 6871450">Character dies.Party uses Revivfy in time and all is well.If the character is not saved by Revivify then the spirit moves on to appropriate afterlife.If somebody wants to Raise or Resurrect the deceased character later on then they must deal with the divine power that controls that afterlife, or the minions that the power has delegated authority to.At this point you must decide how valuable that spirit is to the power that controls it, and what would make it worth while for them to return the spirit. Failing that, what would it take to free the spirit from it's afterlife, and would that spirit even want to leave.All of this is assuming that there actually is an afterlife, and that dead is not simply dead. As an Atheist I have a different and more complex view than peacefully passing on to some glorious afterlife, but it would take too much effort for me to explain right now.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wulffolk, post: 7302318, member: 6871450"] Character dies. Party uses Revivfy in time and all is well. If the character is not saved by Revivify then the spirit moves on to appropriate afterlife. If somebody wants to Raise or Resurrect the deceased character later on then they must deal with the divine power that controls that afterlife, or the minions that the power has delegated authority to. At this point you must decide how valuable that spirit is to the power that controls it, and what would make it worth while for them to return the spirit. Failing that, what would it take to free the spirit from it's afterlife, and would that spirit even want to leave. All of this is assuming that there actually is an afterlife, and that dead is not simply dead. As an Atheist I have a different and more complex view than peacefully passing on to some glorious afterlife, but it would take too much effort for me to explain right now. [/QUOTE]

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