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<blockquote data-quote="RUMBLETiGER" data-source="post: 5747687" data-attributes="member: 6674868">I have encouraged players who want to ditch a character who is not working for them and roll a new one to make a noble, sacrificial death, something bordering on epic battle.&nbsp; Such characters redeem themselves and have a place as future NPC's.One of my players ditched a ninja he made because he discovered it was useless, despite hoping it would be as cool as his imagination believed.&nbsp; He died as the party fled from a pack of Worgs &amp; Winter wolves.&nbsp; He and I met for 2 sessions, the first was a solo mini adventure, the second he brought a buddy.&nbsp; we did a mini quest on the Outer Plane of Acheron where his character progressed from level 1-5 in the afterlife, thus creating a new class for his same character.&nbsp; Due to a fluke accident in the True Resurrection spell, the petitioner he journeyed with (his buddy) was also raised to life with him, introducing a new player and character to the story.&nbsp; It was fun, goofy, and allowed the rebuilding of an individual the party had grown attached to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RUMBLETiGER, post: 5747687, member: 6674868"] I have encouraged players who want to ditch a character who is not working for them and roll a new one to make a noble, sacrificial death, something bordering on epic battle. Such characters redeem themselves and have a place as future NPC's. One of my players ditched a ninja he made because he discovered it was useless, despite hoping it would be as cool as his imagination believed. He died as the party fled from a pack of Worgs & Winter wolves. He and I met for 2 sessions, the first was a solo mini adventure, the second he brought a buddy. we did a mini quest on the Outer Plane of Acheron where his character progressed from level 1-5 in the afterlife, thus creating a new class for his same character. Due to a fluke accident in the True Resurrection spell, the petitioner he journeyed with (his buddy) was also raised to life with him, introducing a new player and character to the story. It was fun, goofy, and allowed the rebuilding of an individual the party had grown attached to. [/QUOTE]

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