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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5611613" data-attributes="member: 8835">Back in 2e, my DM revealed that every 100 years, a person is revealed to be an immortal.My pc turned out to be one.His implementation was thr high CON had a regen bonus, and thats what kept us alive.&nbsp; We also had the highlander effect (loss of head=dead). There wasn't a prize, though top Npcs were revealed to be immortals. They could also be ressurected like other chars.When it happened to me, we were high level by then.&nbsp; So this was the gm revealing an aspect he invented to the campaign that didn't contradict what had already happened.By using hp regen, normal fights were still dangerous, as i couldnt fight forever and win.&nbsp; And while we kept the decaptitation thing on then down low, its still a risk if you fall that u pissed off your enemy enough that he'd like to see your head on a spike.I certainly never felt like life was a cake walk after that.&nbsp; It didn't really change combat, actually.&nbsp; It did save my life a few times.&nbsp; And there were a few cases where the u thougt i was dead effect was handy.If somebody was full on invulnerable, did not track hp loss, that might be different.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 5611613, member: 8835"] Back in 2e, my DM revealed that every 100 years, a person is revealed to be an immortal. My pc turned out to be one. His implementation was thr high CON had a regen bonus, and thats what kept us alive. We also had the highlander effect (loss of head=dead). There wasn't a prize, though top Npcs were revealed to be immortals. They could also be ressurected like other chars. When it happened to me, we were high level by then. So this was the gm revealing an aspect he invented to the campaign that didn't contradict what had already happened. By using hp regen, normal fights were still dangerous, as i couldnt fight forever and win. And while we kept the decaptitation thing on then down low, its still a risk if you fall that u pissed off your enemy enough that he'd like to see your head on a spike. I certainly never felt like life was a cake walk after that. It didn't really change combat, actually. It did save my life a few times. And there were a few cases where the u thougt i was dead effect was handy. If somebody was full on invulnerable, did not track hp loss, that might be different. [/QUOTE]

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