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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 9280140" data-attributes="member: 20564">This has nothing to do with the point under discussion.  History of the campaign is there.  We're talking about appropriating them as an NPC without permission.Flag on play: "Hidden" and "unstated" are based on your table's assumptions of play.  As seen from others arguing in this thread, these are default positions for others.  Please don't try to speak for everyone as an attempt to justify a position.But addressing it as a seriously.  A character who dies can be out of the game and not run as an NPC in future session, but asking that a retired character is not run in future sessions by the creator is impossible to do because it is disruptive and metagaming.  I don't see how that tracks, it is already being done for one category of character.West March campaigns and other games with stables of characters are still played, a quick web search will find this assertion incorrect.  (And that's before even getting into other genres of games, but this is posted in the D&D forum.)</blockquote>