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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 3345214" data-attributes="member: 10177">It easy to &quot;justify&quot; raising characters from the dead in my campaign. Its in the Players Handbook as several successively powerful spells.Since my campaign world has plenty of clerics who can cast them, they are available.Besides, characters in my games only come back because the player wants to keep playing the character. If they don't want to keep playing it, they roll up a new PC that they want to play.Pretty easy.All these arguments about consistancy and realism are just people who demand too much consistancy and realism in their FANTASY RPG. The key to fantasy is breaking the rules of &quot;reality&quot; and throwing out &quot;consistancy&quot; here and there. Much like horror flicks such as Nightmare on Elm Street.If you want consistancy and realism play the CSI board game. Turn it into an RPG, if it hasn't already been done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 3345214, member: 10177"] It easy to "justify" raising characters from the dead in my campaign. Its in the Players Handbook as several successively powerful spells. Since my campaign world has plenty of clerics who can cast them, they are available. Besides, characters in my games only come back because the player wants to keep playing the character. If they don't want to keep playing it, they roll up a new PC that they want to play. Pretty easy. All these arguments about consistancy and realism are just people who demand too much consistancy and realism in their FANTASY RPG. The key to fantasy is breaking the rules of "reality" and throwing out "consistancy" here and there. Much like horror flicks such as Nightmare on Elm Street. If you want consistancy and realism play the CSI board game. Turn it into an RPG, if it hasn't already been done. [/QUOTE]

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