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<blockquote data-quote="Sadras" data-source="post: 6394241" data-attributes="member: 6688277">I straight out banned Revivify, Raised Dead and Resurrection for our campaign. Once when a paladin died, I had the paladin's patron deity come back and asks fellow PCs and family if they would partake in the ritual to bring back her chosen champion, but that the cost would be high.Anyone partaking in the ritual would lose a permanent hit point, the ones with the highest ability score in each category would permanently lose a point in that specific category, the years of the deceased needed to get repaid (divided equally amongst all those who partook), loss of the most powerful magical item and the PCs were branded on their chests until a quest was done.Essentially they had to satisfy Hierarchs from the Spheres of Time, Energy, Matter, Thought and Entropy as negotiated by the paladin's patron deity. Steep price, to bring one's own back. So yeah, definitely consequences. Six sessions later the party suffered a TPK. True story.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sadras, post: 6394241, member: 6688277"] I straight out banned Revivify, Raised Dead and Resurrection for our campaign. Once when a paladin died, I had the paladin's patron deity come back and asks fellow PCs and family if they would partake in the ritual to bring back her chosen champion, but that the cost would be high. Anyone partaking in the ritual would lose a permanent hit point, the ones with the highest ability score in each category would permanently lose a point in that specific category, the years of the deceased needed to get repaid (divided equally amongst all those who partook), loss of the most powerful magical item and the PCs were branded on their chests until a quest was done. Essentially they had to satisfy Hierarchs from the Spheres of Time, Energy, Matter, Thought and Entropy as negotiated by the paladin's patron deity. Steep price, to bring one's own back. So yeah, definitely consequences. Six sessions later the party suffered a TPK. True story. [/QUOTE]

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