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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 6144805" data-attributes="member: 5143">I'm fairly certain that he wouldn't have cared.  Knowing Jim, he likely still would have said no to being brought back to life.  He almost never says yes.  As I said before, he always has another character waiting to play.  This being the last session, he MIGHT have said yes if done the right way.  But I think he was just glad the campaign was over when he died.  So, the reason he got so angry is that he felt people were forcing him back into a game he didn't really want to play anymore.I know before the session even started he was thinking up ways to ruin the last session.  He said "I know our DM spent a lot of time on this adventure.  He's been leading up to this moment for ages.  He's already started planning his next campaign that takes place 100 years in the future.  I bet he already knows how this session will end, with us defeating Illoopion and saving the day.  I say we throw him for a loop and immediately change sides at the beginning of this adventure to Illoopion's side and see what happens.  I bet it'll screw him up."I laughed and said that was a great idea because it'd be so funny.  He DID use getting killed by a goddess and coming back to life as an excuse to join Illoopion and try to kill my character.  Though, with Jim I can never tell if he's joking or not since he likes to say completely absurd things in deadpan serious face.  He keeps telling me that he knows where I live and plans on murdering me in my sleep on a regular basis.  It's not all the funny, but he seems to find it hilarious.</blockquote>

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