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<blockquote data-quote="LostSoul" data-source="post: 4290270" data-attributes="member: 386">Why can't you do that in 4e?&nbsp; You have plenty of options:1. Make up a new ritual, animate dead.&nbsp; (This answer is a lame dodge.)2. Codify a Skill Challenge for animating dead.&nbsp; Define what skills you need to roll, in what order, and the DC for each, as well as some component cost.3. On-the-fly Skill Challenge.4. Skill check.5. Ability check!6. The DM handwaves it.&nbsp; (This is a less lame answer than it seems.)7. Animated, dead corpses are part of a treasure parcel tied to a Quest.8. Success on the entire adventure, as judged by the DM, results in an army of slaves.9. An artifact has the power to raise the dead.There is no one way to resolve something in 4e.&nbsp; It's up to the DM to decide what's best at the time, for the group, that will result in the most fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LostSoul, post: 4290270, member: 386"] Why can't you do that in 4e? You have plenty of options: 1. Make up a new ritual, animate dead. (This answer is a lame dodge.) 2. Codify a Skill Challenge for animating dead. Define what skills you need to roll, in what order, and the DC for each, as well as some component cost. 3. On-the-fly Skill Challenge. 4. Skill check. 5. Ability check! 6. The DM handwaves it. (This is a less lame answer than it seems.) 7. Animated, dead corpses are part of a treasure parcel tied to a Quest. 8. Success on the entire adventure, as judged by the DM, results in an army of slaves. 9. An artifact has the power to raise the dead. There is no [b]one[/b] way to resolve something in 4e. It's up to the DM to decide what's best at the time, for the group, that will result in the most fun. [/QUOTE]

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