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<blockquote data-quote="Nebuchadnezzar" data-source="post: 14763" data-attributes="member: 1938">Thanx for the replies!Ok, perhaps I should stick to the &quot;there-are-very-few- spellcasters-in-the-world&quot; method to make the campaign low-magic. I will also remove transportation spells, and make it moredifficult to bring people back from the dead. A thing I noticed: would someone please explain to me why the True Ressurection spell hasn't been changed? Whenevera king is slain by an assassin or in battle, just have the high-priest cast True Ressurection. No loss of level, no XP cost, onlya small sum of 5,000 gp (not much for a king I would think). You don't even need the body!So if a king (I use the king as an example, it could be any creaturewith sufficient resources) dies on a military campaign somewhere,poof, true ressurection and he's back. Many campaign-worlds loose credibility due to this IMO. Just to take the first example that comes to mind (I am sure thereare far more):King Azoun IV of Cormyr (forgotten realms) died battling a red dragon. Why wasn't he ressurected? He was important to thestability of the land, and the people would rally if he returned.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nebuchadnezzar, post: 14763, member: 1938"] Thanx for the replies! Ok, perhaps I should stick to the "there-are-very-few- spellcasters-in-the-world" method to make the campaign low-magic. I will also remove transportation spells, and make it more difficult to bring people back from the dead. A thing I noticed: would someone please explain to me why the True Ressurection spell hasn't been changed? Whenever a king is slain by an assassin or in battle, just have the high- priest cast True Ressurection. No loss of level, no XP cost, only a small sum of 5,000 gp (not much for a king I would think). You don't even need the body! So if a king (I use the king as an example, it could be any creature with sufficient resources) dies on a military campaign somewhere, poof, true ressurection and he's back. Many campaign-worlds loose credibility due to this IMO. Just to take the first example that comes to mind (I am sure there are far more): King Azoun IV of Cormyr (forgotten realms) died battling a red dragon. Why wasn't he ressurected? He was important to the stability of the land, and the people would rally if he returned. [/QUOTE]

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