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<blockquote data-quote="AngryTiger" data-source="post: 6857000" data-attributes="member: 6789507">As a player, in 5th edition: none, as i haven't got to play as a player yet.As a player, across 20-ish years of gaming across different systems: 0 deaths.I also very rarely get to play so that explains some of it.As a DM, in 5th edition: 3 deaths, everyone was raised later.As a DM, in 20-ish years of gaming across different systems: 11 deaths, all but one was raised later.Unless to game world has no resurrection, i always have option for players to bring the character back. The one time character died to a encounter in middle of nowhere with no allies who could have found him and resurrected him, i allowed the player to create a new character to go fetch the body and raise his character. The only permanent death i had in my games was when said character died second time and player chose not to have him resurrected again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AngryTiger, post: 6857000, member: 6789507"] As a player, in 5th edition: none, as i haven't got to play as a player yet. As a player, across 20-ish years of gaming across different systems: 0 deaths. I also very rarely get to play so that explains some of it. As a DM, in 5th edition: 3 deaths, everyone was raised later. As a DM, in 20-ish years of gaming across different systems: 11 deaths, all but one was raised later. Unless to game world has no resurrection, i always have option for players to bring the character back. The one time character died to a encounter in middle of nowhere with no allies who could have found him and resurrected him, i allowed the player to create a new character to go fetch the body and raise his character. The only permanent death i had in my games was when said character died second time and player chose not to have him resurrected again. [/QUOTE]

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