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<blockquote data-quote="Aust Diamondew" data-source="post: 1812928" data-attributes="member: 5156"><p>In my current game I've finally decided that you cannot be brought back from the dead. If you die thats it, roll up a new character.</p><p></p><p>If you can be brought back then death sorta loses meaning, which makes sense. </p><p></p><p>Imagine the affect on todays society if you could come back from the dead.</p><p>If I could be brought back after death in real life I'd proably do alot more stupid things (even though it'd cost a butt load of money I would still take more risk in general). We could bring back soldiers who died in combat, at a great cost to tax payers of course. Assasinations would mean nothing (unless one found a way to trap the soul of the deceased). Probably the penalties for murder would be lessened and less people would murder in general (because the guy you just killed wouldn't stay dead). </p><p>Etc... </p><p></p><p>I could go on and on listing what would happen if we could raise dead in real life. The point is death would lose meaning, so why wouldn't it also lose meaning in d&d.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Aust Diamondew, post: 1812928, member: 5156"] In my current game I've finally decided that you cannot be brought back from the dead. If you die thats it, roll up a new character. If you can be brought back then death sorta loses meaning, which makes sense. Imagine the affect on todays society if you could come back from the dead. If I could be brought back after death in real life I'd proably do alot more stupid things (even though it'd cost a butt load of money I would still take more risk in general). We could bring back soldiers who died in combat, at a great cost to tax payers of course. Assasinations would mean nothing (unless one found a way to trap the soul of the deceased). Probably the penalties for murder would be lessened and less people would murder in general (because the guy you just killed wouldn't stay dead). Etc... I could go on and on listing what would happen if we could raise dead in real life. The point is death would lose meaning, so why wouldn't it also lose meaning in d&d. [/QUOTE]
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