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DUKE

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writh

Wriothesley

CIVILIAN NAME

John Doe

TEAM

Revelation

HOUSING NUMBER

006

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Comments

[frostfist]

[ why do so many people here have personal experience with dying ]

Have you died yourself?

[picky]

A few times. I was strangled by a slime the first time. I was killed by a sorcerer the last time.

I've been the only healer in my party for a while though, so I try not to let it happen.

[frostfist]

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Is it usually that easy to come back to life after dying in a dungeon?

[ she sounds (types??) so nonchalant about it.... ]

[picky]

It's not THAT easy. There are a lot of rules about that kind of thing...
But it's possible as long as you're in the dungeon. That's more than you can say for the surface, you know?

There are some people subsidized by the government who perform corpse retrievals and revivals too. You can get a lot of money that way, especially for bodies down on lower levels

[frostfist]

But the fact that it can be done at all, and with enough regularity for a whole system to have been developed around it, is already much more than most other places can boast.

Though at the same time, it seems like dangerous knowledge to have. How many people act more recklessly than they should, knowing that there's a chance that any impending death might not be their final one?

[picky]

Well, that's definitely the case...
That knowledge is pretty widespread, so it's impossible to suppress now. We'd all probably be better off if we could.
More recklessness leads to more risk of dying for good though. Any adventurer worth his salt knows that, but not a lot of those are out there
Especially when there's a chance of getting your wishes granted