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<blockquote data-quote="Banshee16" data-source="post: 3220966" data-attributes="member: 7883">I suppose you could use it as such.&nbsp; You do come back as a new person.&nbsp; But I never really interpret that the spell gives you simply a new, young body, and lets you run off on your merry way.&nbsp; In my games, reincarnate spells often result in the character in a new body with which they are not familiar, with a new set of memories and sometimes, personality characteristics slowly appearing.&nbsp; Obviously this is a Rule 0, but I feel that it gives more impact to the spell.Incidentally, if you don't want to do something like that, consider this.&nbsp; Just how much does that druid trust his flunky?&nbsp; Did he get angry at him for trampling the garden last week?&nbsp; This would be the ultimate form of the &quot;trust&quot; game.&nbsp; You have to *really* trust that your flunky will use the scroll to bring you back, and not turn around, and sell the scroll for a few months salary, bury your body, and take your stuff....Banshee</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Banshee16, post: 3220966, member: 7883"] I suppose you could use it as such. You do come back as a new person. But I never really interpret that the spell gives you simply a new, young body, and lets you run off on your merry way. In my games, reincarnate spells often result in the character in a new body with which they are not familiar, with a new set of memories and sometimes, personality characteristics slowly appearing. Obviously this is a Rule 0, but I feel that it gives more impact to the spell. Incidentally, if you don't want to do something like that, consider this. Just how much does that druid trust his flunky? Did he get angry at him for trampling the garden last week? This would be the ultimate form of the "trust" game. You have to *really* trust that your flunky will use the scroll to bring you back, and not turn around, and sell the scroll for a few months salary, bury your body, and take your stuff.... Banshee [/QUOTE]

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