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I think it would be reasonable to have a Rogue-like with a narrative if the death of your character did not mean the death of the world. Maybe dying would mean

I think it would be reasonable to have a Rogue-like with a narrative if the death of your character did not mean the death of the world. Maybe dying would mean that you had a new character in the same world. Omikron: The Nomad Soul had a similar mechanic (although it was non-random). [edit] Shiren the Wanderer also has a notion of progress that is saved even though your character will die.

AlexDanger 14y ago
Thats a cool idea. Havent played either of those games but will check them out.
mercurial 14y ago
In Planescape Torment, your character wakes up after dying. In most situations in the game, dying has little consequences, you just wake up a little while later.
- rcfox 14y ago
  Yes, this is the opposite of permadeath.