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Eddie wrote:
how is the situation different though?
I mean "I built a vast epic around John's character and then he randomly died due to bad luck (actually bad player choices) but I will save them to continue my story"
is surely the same as "I built a vast epic around John's character but now he has decided he wants to make a new character so I will not be able to continue my story"?
I mean in the first instance maybe John can just "re-skin" his character: okay so he has been an ex-soldier but you don't find the combat all that fun and would rather play a wizard or priest, how about your character is still from the army but was the squad mage or priest?
we can re-write history so this is always how he has been, you keep the character and the story continues.
but in the alternative view he no longer wants to play a human combat character, yearns to play a goblin stealthy type who avoids combat wherever possible: the "re-writing history option" is just not here and the epic has been lost anyway.
He could be a goblin spy who used a disguise to infiltrate the humans and poses as a warrior.
Statistics: Posted by Ruffnut — Tue Nov 01, 2016 3:31 pm
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