I died. My character disapeard from menu. WHy?

[Iska]

I died. My character disapeard from menu. WHy?

[kralmir]

because you are fucking dead, death is permanent.

[Iska]

;o

[sabinati]

you can make a new character and inherit some of your dead characters stats and LP. in the creation room, read the runestone and press the inherit button.

[Granger]

It would be helpful if the runestone in the starter room would show the reason why the ancestor died, like:

• eaten by boar
• [summoned though <scent> and] killed by <avatarY>
• forgot to put on shoes

etc.

[DarkhVorTeX]

It would be helpful if the runestone in the starter room would show the reason why the ancestor died, like:

• eaten by boar
• [summoned though <scent> and] killed by <avatarY>
• forgot to put on shoes

etc.

If you don't know why you died, then you're doing it wrong. As for summon kills, that is what murder scents are for. No need to hold everybody's hands all the way through college.

[sabinati]

It would be helpful if the runestone in the starter room would show the reason why the ancestor died, like:

• eaten by boar
• [summoned though <scent> and] killed by <avatarY>
• forgot to put on shoes

etc.

i kind of like this idea, reminds me of oregon trail. doesn't the runestone disappear after you inherit though?

[Gulluoglu]

A running record in the creation room of how your past relatives died would be funny, though I don't like the idea of freely giving away the name of whoever killed you. Tough break! Go figure that one out on your own.

[loftar]

It would be helpful if the runestone in the starter room would show the reason why the ancestor died

It most certainly would. It's a bit hard to properly specify and determine a cause of death, however, and also to propagate it through all those function calls actually leading up to the actual death of a character. I'm working on it, though.

[loftar]

though I don't like the idea of freely giving away the name of whoever killed you. Tough break! Go figure that one out on your own. :)

I don't like giving away his name either, but I have considered adding him to the decendent's kin list under a generic nickname or such, so that one can it least recognize the face of one's ancestor's murdered when stumbling upon him.