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<blockquote data-quote="ThirdWizard" data-source="post: 2347824" data-attributes="member: 12037">I admit that not caring because they can be Raised is sort of a cop out, becuase it isn't really a &quot;death&quot; per say, at least not any permanent kind. However, it isn't always possible, and even in campaigns where you can reasonably expect to find a cleric to cast raise dead, there will be times when you either can't make it back in time, you need a ressurection (very much more expensive!), or the body is just lost/left behind.But, at high levels, it just wouldn't work without being brought back from the dead. At least, it would be a very different game, I think.However, saying that someone who cares less about death somehow isn't roleplaying as much as someone who does care isn't right. I can roleplay a character just fine and not worry about them dying, because my ability to roleplay the character today isn't influenced by having the same option tomorrow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThirdWizard, post: 2347824, member: 12037"] I admit that not caring because they can be Raised is sort of a cop out, becuase it isn't really a "death" per say, at least not any permanent kind. However, it isn't always possible, and even in campaigns where you can reasonably expect to find a cleric to cast [i]raise dead[/i], there will be times when you either can't make it back in time, you need a [i]ressurection [/i](very much more expensive!), or the body is just lost/left behind. But, at high levels, it just wouldn't work without being brought back from the dead. At least, it would be a very different game, I think. However, saying that someone who cares less about death somehow isn't roleplaying as much as someone who does care isn't right. I can roleplay a character just fine and not worry about them dying, because my ability to roleplay the character today isn't influenced by having the same option tomorrow. [/QUOTE]

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