[HQ Ignorance] Re : Re : Scene 14: A man's best friend is hisdog

[Sam Elliot]

You can play around with what death means though.

E.g. Azhur stays behind to defend everyone and somehow his old self "dies".

It is probably wise at this point to make it explicit if Lev is or is not
allowed to "kill" a PC to the point that the PC is no longer available to
the player. Just a thought.

BTW, Icthya is generally looking unhappy at all these big smelly brutes with
big sharp teeth and is looking forward to getting the quest under way. She's
talking to the reindeer and seeing if it can act as the wolf (bit funny
that).

Sam.

> --- Loran <aillet_l at yahoo.fr> wrote:
>
> > [OOC]
> > Thanks for Aalmon's strong support !
> > It really raised my mood up :-)
> >
> > And now I can have my question for Lev.
> > In an HeroQuest, if a station require that somebody
> > will die, is the concerned Hero really dead or just
> > dead in the HeroQuest and sent back to the ceremonie
> > in the mundane world ?
>
> When engaging in the ceremony you go into a trance
> state. If you die in the HeroQuest you die in the
> mundane plane as well*.
>
> However, one of the things about a HeroQuest is that
> you might be able subtly change a story (i.e., it
> doesn't have to be a perfect re-enactment of a past
> myth) if the new circumstances allow.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
>
> Lev
>
> * At least that's what I've picked up from the
> computer game "King of Dragon Pass"
>
>
>
>
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