Gm pregen death

[jeuce]

If a GM is forced to run a pregen and it dies, does he have to resolve the death? I know the GM always gains the sheet and player pregen deaths must be resolved when the sheet is applied, does this rule also apply to the GM?

[BigNorseWolf]

Nope. Just toss it down the drain and use the hook machine to get another clone out of the vats.

[UndeadMitch]

No, it's not actually the GM's character so he is not forced to resolve any conditions t picks up through the scenario (like death). It's just there to make a legal table.

Edit: Ninja'd

[Avatar-1]

The GM gets credit regardless of whether a pregen is used or not.

When a GM "runs a pregen" it has no bearing on anything credit-wise.

[Matthew Pittard]

lol.. I read this firstly as GM death.

Yes if your gm dies at the table, you are pretty much stuffed. No Chronicle sheets for anyone and you wont get max gold.

[weavminas]

I had this happen when I was running for a group that hadn't ever played tier 4-5. An Ebon Acolytus pinned and sacrificed the soul of Seelah to Lisalla. I was getting really excited when I had pinned the sorceror, but the party pulled through and destroyed my murder robot.

[Don Walker]

Also note: the GM does not have to take character credit for the adventure. They can choose to wait and take it when they run the adventure again instead - or never take GM credit for it.

The pregen at a 3-player table is only to provide a 4th character for the adventuring group and doesn't count (ie no chronicle sheet) or get reported online.