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<blockquote data-quote="Prakriti" data-source="post: 7883336" data-attributes="member: 6855149">I agree with your DM here. Lesser Restoration would restore sight to blind eyes. It wouldn't restore the eyes themselves.Yeah, I don't see why not.I'd think some characters would object to the process for some reason or another. If the players aren't even considering their characters' religious/personal/spiritual stances on reincarnation, then yeah, it's pretty munchkinny behavior, and I would find it tiresome as a DM. Some questions that arise... 1. What are the gods' stance on suicide in your world? Would they allow a soul that committed suicide to reincarnate?2. Does a character reincarnated as a drow interest Lolth in any way? Does she consider that character her property now? Did she &quot;allow&quot; the reincarnation to take place? Does she get the character's soul after its death? Does she consider the whole thing an affront to her? Is she now plotting the character's death?3. What does the druid's circle and patron god think of this behavior? Is it a misuse of the druid's powers? On the other hand, Reincarnate requires a 1,000 gp spell component, so I'm not sure I'd try to restrict or punish this behavior in any way. In most campaigns, the cost is punitive enough already.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prakriti, post: 7883336, member: 6855149"] I agree with your DM here. [I]Lesser Restoration[/I] would restore sight to blind eyes. It wouldn't restore the eyes themselves. Yeah, I don't see why not. I'd think some characters would object to the process for some reason or another. If the players aren't even considering their characters' religious/personal/spiritual stances on reincarnation, then yeah, it's pretty munchkinny behavior, and I would find it tiresome as a DM. Some questions that arise... 1. What are the gods' stance on suicide in your world? Would they allow a soul that committed suicide to reincarnate? 2. Does a character reincarnated as a drow interest Lolth in any way? Does she consider that character her property now? Did she "allow" the reincarnation to take place? Does she get the character's soul after its death? Does she consider the whole thing an affront to her? Is she now plotting the character's death? 3. What does the druid's circle and patron god think of this behavior? Is it a misuse of the druid's powers? On the other hand, Reincarnate requires a 1,000 gp spell component, so I'm not sure I'd try to restrict or punish this behavior in any way. In most campaigns, the cost is punitive enough already. [/QUOTE]

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