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<blockquote data-quote="Pyske" data-source="post: 270918" data-attributes="member: 3567">I'll follow in footstep of sigfried's good advice make an attempt of my own:A)&nbsp; Ask her.&nbsp; Let her know that you're troubled and looking for solutions, but that you'd like to have her take part in deciding what the best course is.B)&nbsp; In my campaign, a shadow killed the NPC who was karmically tied to one of my PCs.&nbsp; Now the PC is slowly becoming tainted, but the spark of life she is drawing from the PC has left a trace of hope for the redemption of the NPC.&nbsp; if you wife is interested, perhaps you could run a similar &quot;fight against corruption&quot; story using her partially-undead character, and trying to find the NPC who she is slowly corrupting.&nbsp; (Given the rest of your party, perhaps she is also the only enchantress knowledgable enough to create the super-cool item they'd really like to have.)C)&nbsp; Ask your wife if she would rather play a different campaign.&nbsp; Some of my favorite RP experiences were running my ex-girlfriend one-on-one through all of my favorite Dungeon modules.D)&nbsp; Let her play out a one-on-one scene in heaven.&nbsp; Introduce ancestors, former monster victims who the party later avenged, etc.Good luck.&nbsp;. . . . . . . -- Eric</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pyske, post: 270918, member: 3567"] I'll follow in footstep of sigfried's good advice make an attempt of my own: A) Ask her. Let her know that you're troubled and looking for solutions, but that you'd like to have her take part in deciding what the best course is. B) In my campaign, a shadow killed the NPC who was karmically tied to one of my PCs. Now the PC is slowly becoming tainted, but the spark of life she is drawing from the PC has left a trace of hope for the redemption of the NPC. if you wife is interested, perhaps you could run a similar "fight against corruption" story using her partially-undead character, and trying to find the NPC who she is slowly corrupting. (Given the rest of your party, perhaps she is also the only enchantress knowledgable enough to create the super-cool item they'd really like to have.) C) Ask your wife if she would rather play a different campaign. Some of my favorite RP experiences were running my ex-girlfriend one-on-one through all of my favorite Dungeon modules. D) Let her play out a one-on-one scene in heaven. Introduce ancestors, former monster victims who the party later avenged, etc. Good luck. . . . . . . . -- Eric [/QUOTE]

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