| Caius |
How would you handle this?
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RAW, if you were to cast Raise Dead, Reincarnate or a smiliar spell on a 2nd level character, they would:
Come back to life
Gain 2 permanent negative levels
Die againSeems a bit oversighted to me.
I believe that its in the negative level info block near the back where it says if the raise would kill you you take con damage instead.
EDIT: Can't find that but according to the srd you must get a restoration immediately after the raise is cast or it simply won't work
| HaraldKlak |
How would you handle this?
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RAW, if you were to cast Raise Dead, Reincarnate or a smiliar spell on a 2nd level character, they would:
Come back to life
Gain 2 permanent negative levels
Die againSeems a bit oversighted to me.
I think it is reasonable to assume that since a 1st lvl character takes 2 con drain, then a 2nd lvl character will take 1 negative level and 1 con drain.
I don't think spelling it out more precisely than it already is, is a necessity. The rules can be misinterpreted, but the intent is very clear.Edit: forgotten word
| Sidthesquish |
In the twilight of their death run a solo adventure that nets them a lvl of experience. Then raise them and bring them to in the crapiness of real life. Though they floated free and fully powered in spirit form, the harsh reality come jolting back as they find even a halfling warrior could kick their butt in the land of the living.
| Some call me Tim |
RAW, if you were to cast Raise Dead, Reincarnate or a smiliar spell on a 2nd level character, they would:
Come back to life
Gain 2 permanent negative levels
Die againSeems a bit oversighted to me.
No, not an oversight. They must receive restoration cast on them the following round.
"A creature whose permanent negative levels equal its Hit Dice cannot be brought back to life through spells like raise dead and resurrection without also receiving a restoration spell, cast the round after it is restored to life. (Core Rulebook p. 562)"| Blave |
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"A creature whose permanent negative levels equal its Hit Dice cannot be brought back to life through spells like raise dead and resurrection without also receiving a restoration spell, cast the round after it is restored to life. (Core Rulebook p. 562)"
Of course, by RAW, this would require a second caster and pretty good timing because Restoration has a casting time of one minute.
| Some call me Tim |
Some call me Tim wrote:"A creature whose permanent negative levels equal its Hit Dice cannot be brought back to life through spells like raise dead and resurrection without also receiving a restoration spell, cast the round after it is restored to life. (Core Rulebook p. 562)"Of course, by RAW, this would require a second caster and pretty good timing because Restoration has a casting time of one minute.
Details. Details.
Good catch.