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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Odhanan" data-source="post: 2424313" data-attributes="member: 12324">One point I didn't stress out either is the necessity of the player's consent. The player should agree with this. On an intellectual property level, and simply when the DM tries to use good sense. It saves countless arguments, and you'll most probably get a "yes". If "no" is the answer, the DM should also comply. Another thing too: I wrote that the DM should discuss the issue with the PC before the character's retirement. Either at this moment or just after said retirement, discussing the character's "future" from there is important. What happens to the PC? Then use the PC's input on the situation. You'll feel as a DM what matters the most to the player, and you'll have to use these elements if you don't want the player frustrated with what you do later with the NPC.</blockquote>