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boromeer3 12-09-06, 06:33 PM	My DM is running a campaign with several rules from the Fiendish Codex II, which I've never read. Well, my character died during Atonement(Long story short, I bled to death. Once I made another wound, I'd make another. And another. And I went unconsious, tried to stabalize, failed, healed into 1 HP, and resumed cutting. Of course, my dice roll unnaturably awful(I've done more Critcal Misses than Hits, and once I rolled 5 percentiles in a row with nothing higher than 10) and so these times durng stabalization(All thirty or so of them) I eventually died. Yes, this was part of my Atonement) My party's second mission, and I died and fell from Druidship. I make being unlucky look easy. So I end up in a line in some pure white place with a line of people. A really, really, really, really long line of people. Some sort of purgatory, I'm guessing. Well, a devil poofs up next to me and makes an offer to bring me back to life, and to be richer, and a little something to make my spells more powerful. His 29 Charisma(Of course, hooves, horns, sharp teeth, and yellow eyes are the secret to immeasurable beauty) overwhealms me(With my 20 Wisdom) and I agree(Which I should've known better than to with 20 Wisdom, which just makes sense). I wake up in my shack, 10,000 gold richer, 700 Experience Points more Experienced, Druidship regained, and Infernally Debted. Then a party member tells me I was five seconds away from being resurrected. Now I'm trying to find a way to get out of going to hell, or to make the best of it. My best bet seems to be a Hellbred from all the options I've heard... Which total to be one. All I need to do is find something epicly awesome to do that'd win a god over to keep me from going to hell. Any suggestions? EDIT The DM says he's restarting the campaign because we were sort of trapped to be damned because of the storyline. Sorry.
IdleAltruism 12-09-06, 07:12 PM	Well you could always just stay evil. Or you could seek atonement forsake material possesions and take the vow of poverty. Technicaly atonement is hard but usualy doesn't require deeds on an epic scale(unless you're a Lawful stupid paladin). It kinda sounds like the DM just wants to restart, probly best to go with that(to me it sounds like a great campagin hook).