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<blockquote data-quote="Happy Monkey" data-source="post: 460082" data-attributes="member: 7785">My pcs die, sometimes quite a bit.The level loss and inherant competition amongst them means that they do not like it at all.&nbsp;I have instituted an xp cost for reviving magics to up the price for npc spell casting. This creates a considerable drain on their resources that usually requires the pawning of magic items or the pooling of party wealth. It also limits the level of how widespread this magic is to most folk.By default, I too have virtually all souls reject resurrection magic as they are loathe to leave the afterlife (except for evil, but noone usually cares enough for them).Losing a level is a big deal except for when new characters are able to be brought in at the previous level. I as a dm will always ensure that new pcs are weaker than revived characters to discourage abandoning the dead characters.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Happy Monkey, post: 460082, member: 7785"] My pcs die, sometimes quite a bit. The level loss and inherant competition amongst them means that they do not like it at all. I have instituted an xp cost for reviving magics to up the price for npc spell casting. This creates a considerable drain on their resources that usually requires the pawning of magic items or the pooling of party wealth. It also limits the level of how widespread this magic is to most folk. By default, I too have virtually all souls reject resurrection magic as they are loathe to leave the afterlife (except for evil, but noone usually cares enough for them). Losing a level is a big deal except for when new characters are able to be brought in at the previous level. I as a dm will always ensure that new pcs are weaker than revived characters to discourage abandoning the dead characters. [/QUOTE]

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