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<blockquote data-quote="Traveon Wyvernspur" data-source="post: 5697016" data-attributes="member: 73201">Interesting topic. I've always played it that the world went on with or without the PCs, if they died then another group of adventurers would take up the mantle and try to save the world.I've never been involved in a rewind, and I wouldn't want to be. Half the fun of the game is to see if you live or die trying to complete heroic deeds. If the heroes don't have the prospect of death always over the next ridge, why even call yourself an adventurer or hero?The only exception I can see if the GM wants to keep the campaign going with the current PCs that he/she may fudge the dice rolls a bit to keep the last PC alive so that there isn't a TPK, especially if the whole group really likes the campaign and the characters they are playing. This isn't rewinding, but it is preserving the campaign. I've done this a couple of times before with none the wiser.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Traveon Wyvernspur, post: 5697016, member: 73201"] Interesting topic. I've always played it that the world went on with or without the PCs, if they died then another group of adventurers would take up the mantle and try to save the world. I've never been involved in a rewind, and I wouldn't want to be. Half the fun of the game is to see if you live or die trying to complete heroic deeds. If the heroes don't have the prospect of death always over the next ridge, why even call yourself an adventurer or hero? The only exception I can see if the GM wants to keep the campaign going with the current PCs that he/she may fudge the dice rolls a bit to keep the last PC alive so that there isn't a TPK, especially if the whole group really likes the campaign and the characters they are playing. This isn't rewinding, but it is preserving the campaign. I've done this a couple of times before with none the wiser. [/QUOTE]

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