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<blockquote data-quote="Happy Monkey" data-source="post: 464780" data-attributes="member: 7785">We use open rolling so that means once in a while someone dies. For these occasions, raise dead and such are used. Unless it is the cleric, which it has been twice, they usually have to visit a temple.Before being raised they need to feed the coffers, have testimony from a reliable source of their worthiness, speak with dead or divination to see if they are even keen to return and be the subject of the clerics divination to reveal their true standing.That is for raise dead. Most of those things get billed, clerics are very busy people.Not always do the clerics want money, sometimes they will require an appropriate service (and a quest).Most folk do not agree to be raised unless they are in torment, but if that is the case they are usually not wanted back.The xp loss sucks for everyone but too bad. I am thinking of an alternate system as I don't really like xp loss at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Happy Monkey, post: 464780, member: 7785"] We use open rolling so that means once in a while someone dies. For these occasions, raise dead and such are used. Unless it is the cleric, which it has been twice, they usually have to visit a temple. Before being raised they need to feed the coffers, have testimony from a reliable source of their worthiness, speak with dead or divination to see if they are even keen to return and be the subject of the clerics divination to reveal their true standing. That is for raise dead. Most of those things get billed, clerics are very busy people. Not always do the clerics want money, sometimes they will require an appropriate service (and a quest). Most folk do not agree to be raised unless they are in torment, but if that is the case they are usually not wanted back. The xp loss sucks for everyone but too bad. I am thinking of an alternate system as I don't really like xp loss at all. [/QUOTE]

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