My thinking when reading the no-reload challenge is that it's fine if you just want to try to get thru w/o getting killed.
But since for every other NPC in the game, if they haven't been chunked, they can be raised why could you not "fantasize a bit" and apply that to the PC.
The bottom line here, like the No-Reload is that it is "self-policing."
My thoughts were that the challenge would have as it's basis that if you reload the assumption is that the surviving members of your party thought you worth raising (just as I assume you as the PC may have done for them previously a time or two).
So, if you are in a party where most of the party seems to be a good relationship amongst the group in the unfortunate event of your demise it would seem logical that they'd pay the going rate to have you raised as you would them. If killed a "good or Lawful" PC who'd been working alongside Imoen, Minsc/Boo, Dynahier, Khalid, Kivan, Ajantis, even Branwen etc. would stand a good chance of "coming back" next time they got to a priest - I would think.
I would think from a fantasy standpoint you'd be on trickier ground if you play "evil or even neutral" PC
So I throw my thoughts out to the group. I thought maybe:
1) The challenge would be such that if your PC is killed you relaod and go from there. You can either complete your ill fated battle or go back and regroup but you must:
a) Donate the minimum amount to raise your PC to the temple of your choice immediately upon finishing your battle and/or returning to a town (this equates to the fee your party paid to have you raised again). Name the temple that raised your PC.
c) If that would not be possible then your game is over.
d) Also, if you choose to "refight" the battle immediately and lose again, then you must donate double the amount to raise you - or triple depending on how many times you reload and get whooped before you're successful
2) I thought for the challenge maybe the fun who be to see who can get thru everything in BG to include Ulgoth's Beard and associated quests (e.g. Durlag's Tower) with the fewest reloads. Those interested could keep up with "who done the best."
a) All areas of the BG Map and BG itself need to be cleared
3) I also think it is more fun if you don't automatically buff up going into a fight just because you know it's coming since you've played the game a million times.
4) Otherwise I think it would be like the No-Reload Challenge.
a) Start by identifying the game you're playing (i.e. Vanilla BG, Easy Tutu etc) and whatever mods you've added
c) Continue by naming NPCs as they are added/dropped from your group
d) Tell everyone about your exploits and HAVE FUN!
Those are my thoughts. Others?





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