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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bloodstone Mage" data-source="post: 973121" data-attributes="member: 12666">Grr...(**jealous look on face**)j/k. I bought my copy yesterday, and I'm glad I did. It's a great book, and I have to say that this book (along with Coruscant and the Core Worlds) are among the best done products from Wizards of the Coast.I'm posted my idea earlier, but I'm going to introduce an experience (which I had originally called "Agony") that people go through when they die. This experience is so horrible that some ghosts aren't able to cope with emotions or social interaction, thus creates a stereotype for ghosts and they become prejudiced against (because they're lunatics). Other ghosts don't remember the experience at all, and they lead normal lives, er, I mean, afterlives. When ghosts go through their epiphany and reunite with their bodies, the Agony is supressed into their subconscious, making an even smaller majority of living people remembering Agony (usually, those few experience it through repeating dreams). Also, I had planned to use Sanity Points with this, but decided against it, but I'm still willing to use the insanity guidelines in Call of Cthulhu (strangely written by Monte while he was writing Ghostwalk).I might chicken out of using this idea, though. But hey, who knows?Cheers!</blockquote>