Death does not erase a hero, but it leaves scars
A failed outing does not delete the character. It brings them home changed.
— On defeat, unextracted loot is lost while the character enters heavy recovery with persistent consequences.
— Burns, intoxication, or concussion can change who is ready for the next operation.
Who goes next: the wounded veteran or the healthy rookie?
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