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<blockquote data-quote="sigfried" data-source="post: 270889" data-attributes="member: 1798">Just undo itHere's my advice.A.&nbsp; Your wife sounds like your best player, she deserves to be catered to at least a bit.B.&nbsp; Just say it didn't happen, she was merely put into a death like trance, not actualy killed in the incident, and when she and you return to play she gets better, and just needs some healing.C.&nbsp; Appologise to her and tell her that you now think its a bad idea to kill off someones character who isn't present, unless most of the party is going down with them.&nbsp; (I think this is good policy unless dying is a regular part of the game and resurection is easy to come by.)D.&nbsp; Tell her you think she's the best player you have and your realy love playing with her and talk about how you wish the other guys would role play more like she does.You should be able to keep your best player, earn some husband points, and keep the continuity of the game mostly in tact.&nbsp; But remember, fun is always more important than story cohesion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sigfried, post: 270889, member: 1798"] [b]Just undo it[/b] Here's my advice. A. Your wife sounds like your best player, she deserves to be catered to at least a bit. B. Just say it didn't happen, she was merely put into a death like trance, not actualy killed in the incident, and when she and you return to play she gets better, and just needs some healing. C. Appologise to her and tell her that you now think its a bad idea to kill off someones character who isn't present, unless most of the party is going down with them. (I think this is good policy unless dying is a regular part of the game and resurection is easy to come by.) D. Tell her you think she's the best player you have and your realy love playing with her and talk about how you wish the other guys would role play more like she does. You should be able to keep your best player, earn some husband points, and keep the continuity of the game mostly in tact. But remember, fun is always more important than story cohesion. [/QUOTE]

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