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<blockquote data-quote="Kaptain_Kantrip" data-source="post: 15930" data-attributes="member: 546"><p>If your character was Corrupted, wouldn't you want to be able to be raised from the dead? Taking that away from them is no fun (whether they are PC or NPC). However, a compromise might be that the fiend who owns their soul would only allow them to return to life in exchange for performing some great service. Then again, the character's soul might "sneak off" and escape hell, and the angry fiend might come looking for him (ala the film ANGEL HEART). Of course, fiction is rife with examples of evil doers coming back from the dead (hell) to wreak revenge and havoc, possessing their descendants, etc., and in most of these examples, there is no penalty or prohibition attached to the corrupted coming back to life. Indeed, it seems to be encouraged so that more evil can be done in the world. The Corrupted is basically an earthbound agent of the fiend he made the pact with, and the fiend might very well want to keep as many agents "in play" on earth as possible to gain it more power, converts, etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kaptain_Kantrip, post: 15930, member: 546"] If your character was Corrupted, wouldn't you want to be able to be raised from the dead? Taking that away from them is no fun (whether they are PC or NPC). However, a compromise might be that the fiend who owns their soul would only allow them to return to life in exchange for performing some great service. Then again, the character's soul might "sneak off" and escape hell, and the angry fiend might come looking for him (ala the film ANGEL HEART). Of course, fiction is rife with examples of evil doers coming back from the dead (hell) to wreak revenge and havoc, possessing their descendants, etc., and in most of these examples, there is no penalty or prohibition attached to the corrupted coming back to life. Indeed, it seems to be encouraged so that more evil can be done in the world. The Corrupted is basically an earthbound agent of the fiend he made the pact with, and the fiend might very well want to keep as many agents "in play" on earth as possible to gain it more power, converts, etc. [/QUOTE]
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