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<blockquote data-quote="TheAuldGrump" data-source="post: 5384169" data-attributes="member: 6957">Dream sequences can be tricky - as an alternative, if it is a planned sequence you can have the first person to die wake up, and realize by listening to the others that the others are experiencing the same dream. If a cleric heals him in the dream have him make a will save, or fall unconscious again, awakening in the dream.... All his damage healed. If he awkens one of his fellow dreamers that dreamer falls and vanishes from the dream, his scream echoing and fading....Another is to halve the damage, sort of, tell them that the damage they are taking feels... off, almost distant, like feeling a touch through gloves. When they awake a quarter of the damage remains - bruises where swords had pierced flesh, and spells expended remain spent.That the movements of both the PCs and the critters seems slow, and that speech seems out of synch somehow.Things nearby are in color, but more distant things are grey.Someone who can't be there is standing nearby, watching the fight, perhaps commenting to another.The Auld Grump</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TheAuldGrump, post: 5384169, member: 6957"] Dream sequences can be tricky - as an alternative, if it is a planned sequence you can have the [i]first[/i] person to die wake up, and realize by listening to the others that the others are experiencing the same dream. If a cleric heals him in the dream have him make a will save, or fall unconscious again, awakening in the dream.... All his damage healed. If he awkens one of his fellow dreamers that dreamer falls and vanishes from the dream, his scream echoing and fading.... Another is to halve the damage, sort of, tell them that the damage they are taking feels... off, almost distant, like feeling a touch through gloves. When they awake a quarter of the damage remains - bruises where swords had pierced flesh, and spells expended remain spent. That the movements of both the PCs and the critters seems slow, and that speech seems out of synch somehow. Things nearby are in color, but more distant things are grey. Someone who [i]can't[/i] be there is standing nearby, watching the fight, perhaps commenting to another. The Auld Grump [/QUOTE]

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