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<blockquote data-quote="KrolltheGreat" data-source="post: 1127328" data-attributes="member: 14311">Actually, I think all the spells are very creative and great to be available.&nbsp; As always, an experienced DM can always rule and know ahead of time which spells are/are not allowed/exist in a customized world of D&amp;D.&nbsp; But...Based on your example, I'd say there are a lot of spells that make a lot of stuff pointless... Raise dead, resurrect, Clone, etc.&nbsp; I think the key is finding someone powerful enough to not only cast these spells, but to cast them for your character.&nbsp; I think usually, the character that can cast such spells, would only resurrect your character if you were close to them, or there was a severely supernatural need to bring him/her back.&nbsp; If not, then maybe a lot of money...But, let's not forget, there are some ways also, to kill someone to make sure they can't be raised... like abolishing them to a randomn plane, or distintigrating them, etc... so usually this stuff balances out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KrolltheGreat, post: 1127328, member: 14311"] Actually, I think all the spells are very creative and great to be available. As always, an experienced DM can always rule and know ahead of time which spells are/are not allowed/exist in a customized world of D&D. But... Based on your example, I'd say there are a lot of spells that make a lot of stuff pointless... Raise dead, resurrect, Clone, etc. I think the key is finding someone powerful enough to not only cast these spells, but to cast them for your character. I think usually, the character that can cast such spells, would only resurrect your character if you were close to them, or there was a severely supernatural need to bring him/her back. If not, then maybe a lot of money... But, let's not forget, there are some ways also, to kill someone to make sure they can't be raised... like abolishing them to a randomn plane, or distintigrating them, etc... so usually this stuff balances out. [/QUOTE]

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