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<blockquote data-quote="papastebu" data-source="post: 3591582" data-attributes="member: 40894">The only modification I would use would be things that totally ruin a player's character concept--intelligence drain for wizards, etc--and things that make the player have to be at sessions where he or she does nothing, because their character is trapped in some prison that is inescapable. This happened to one of my characters, once, and it ruined several sessions, for me. The DM at the time, though, was into punishing the players for not doing what he wanted them to do with their characters. Any other results, I'm fine with, personally, even negative ones, as long as the character can still be used in a way that is enjoyable to the player.One thing that my DM could have done was let me run the fighter/henchman we summoned with one of the cards. Kind of like in Ars Magica, where everyone has their main magus character, and everybody either takes turns with &quot;supporting cast&quot; characters, or creates a couple-three, and runs those in the interrim.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="papastebu, post: 3591582, member: 40894"] The only modification I would use would be things that totally ruin a player's character concept--intelligence drain for wizards, etc--and things that make the player have to be at sessions where he or she does nothing, because their character is trapped in some prison that is inescapable. This happened to one of my characters, once, and it ruined several sessions, for me. The DM at the time, though, was into punishing the players for not doing what he wanted them to do with their characters. Any other results, I'm fine with, personally, even negative ones, as long as the character can still be used in a way that is enjoyable to the player. One thing that my DM could have done was let me run the fighter/henchman we summoned with one of the cards. Kind of like in Ars Magica, where everyone has their main magus character, and everybody either takes turns with "supporting cast" characters, or creates a couple-three, and runs those in the interrim. [/QUOTE]

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