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<blockquote data-quote="Warbringer" data-source="post: 2716173" data-attributes="member: 14391">Death comes to us all eventually, and even hangs around.The 3 Rs ignore a&nbsp; common god in nearly all campaigns, the God of Death. This is her domain, she reighs surpreme over souls on their journey, even acts in judgement over souls.Many moons ago, a newly leveled cleric lay her hands upon the body of a fallen comrad and called his soul back, his task not yet completed.As the magic of her god coursed form her holy symbol into the broken bones of the slaughtered fighter a voice, sullen but commanding filled the air, &quot;I think we need to have a CHAT!&quot;It seems that the god of death had his own aganda regarding this particular soul...How often does the god of death excise his right? Does he have an agreement with the other gods, is he tired of souls being whisked away from his scales by self-important clerics? What if he just just said &quot;bugger it&quot;.. no death for a week!The journey to reclaim a fallen soul should be an epic adventure. A deed must be performed, a redemption completed, an act performed, a favor done: OK you get the idea.In a world of gods, death is not a backwater doamin where the other gods override his right and power. Occaisionally, he'll remind the gods of this, and what better way than through the party....Elements of Magic</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warbringer, post: 2716173, member: 14391"] Death comes to us all eventually, and even hangs around. The 3 Rs ignore a common god in nearly all campaigns, the God of Death. This is her domain, she reighs surpreme over souls on their journey, even acts in judgement over souls. Many moons ago, a newly leveled cleric lay her hands upon the body of a fallen comrad and called his soul back, his task not yet completed. As the magic of her god coursed form her holy symbol into the broken bones of the slaughtered fighter a voice, sullen but commanding filled the air, "I think we need to have a CHAT!" It seems that the god of death had his own aganda regarding this particular soul... How often does the god of death excise his right? Does he have an agreement with the other gods, is he tired of souls being whisked away from his scales by self-important clerics? What if he just just said "bugger it".. no death for a week! The journey to reclaim a fallen soul should be an epic adventure. A deed must be performed, a redemption completed, an act performed, a favor done: OK you get the idea. In a world of gods, death is not a backwater doamin where the other gods override his right and power. Occaisionally, he'll remind the gods of this, and what better way than through the party.... [U]Elements of Magic[/U] [/QUOTE]

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