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<blockquote data-quote="bloodtide" data-source="post: 9757472" data-attributes="member: 6684958">I very much agree!I see very few players do either if they have played the game before.&nbsp; They get so locked into the idea that combat in a RPG is just a fun fight where they always win.&nbsp; As this is the way a lot of DM run their games.&nbsp; A lot of new players that come to my game have never seen a character die in a game session.Of course a game can be more about just survival and still have PC death....This is not true.&nbsp; Character mortality enhances the game your playing always.&nbsp; This is why most great games have some type of loss.&nbsp; All?&nbsp; We can focus on many things at one time Yes, I am specifically not selecting players that want an immortal PC.&nbsp; Being paranoid is often a good thing.&nbsp; The opposite is simply not caring....&quot;oh my character is immortal so why bother&quot;.Most of my good players are smart and clever....they have to be to play in my game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodtide, post: 9757472, member: 6684958"] I very much agree! I see very few players do either if they have played the game before. They get so locked into the idea that combat in a RPG is just a fun fight where they always win. As this is the way a lot of DM run their games. A lot of new players that come to my game have never seen a character die in a game session. Of course a game can be more about just survival and still have PC death.... This is not true. Character mortality enhances the game your playing always. This is why most great games have some type of loss. All? We can focus on many things at one time Yes, I am specifically not selecting players that want an immortal PC. Being paranoid is often a good thing. The opposite is simply not caring...."oh my character is immortal so why bother". Most of my good players are smart and clever....they have to be to play in my game. [/QUOTE]

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