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I just made a map of the Stolen Lands. I hope somebody here can find some use for it. Maybe print it out, put it on corkboard or foamboard, put some stickers and pins on it, etc.

@Malag Sure, a very common resurrection kills all the suspense.

@NobodysHome The extra power would't brake the campaign, it'd be like a +1 to attack role or something. And I know the player, he wouldn't play his character evil if he could help it.

Thank you guys, great ideas!

Great stuff!

My idea was to have the Monk travel to the spirit world (or equivalent) and meets two opposing (twin) spirits. One good, one evil.
These spirits are guarded by his master, who tricks the evil spirit to help him resurrect his apprentice, but the spirit tricks him in return. The evil spirit plants a part of himself in the resurrected monk. The monk gains strange markings on his body that glow when he is performing evil deeds and trickery, and also grant him a small measure of extra power. This presents a moral dilemma for the goodhearted monk.

In my Runelords campaign a PC had the bad fortune of succumbing to the blows of a hungry sinspawn. If the PC was brought back from the dead (for free) what would be the punishment? Keep in mind I mean the story punishment.

This group is a greedy one, and I think they will not be willing to fork over their hard earned gold to bring back a monk they met a week ago. Sure his useful, but not irreplaceable. They should reach their decision next week (next session) and I'm not sure they will pay the gold needed. If they don't, I need to devise a story reason for the monks resurrection. I wanted to ask you guys for opinions and ideas. What is the price of being brought back from the dead?

Does someone take your place? Does a demon ask you to take a succubus concubine? Are you simply damned to return to hell when you die? What is the price?