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# NLR - New Life Rule

When you die (taken to the morgue or respawn), you forget everything about the situation and players involved.

You may not return to the scene for at least 30 minutes. Suicide RP = permanent death.

* If you're revived in Stage 1 (on your side), you retain memory.
* In Stage 2 (flat back), you must not talk (/me for medical guidance or radial medical options), and if EMS feel you have had adequate Roleplay to attempt to revive you, they may decide to revive you. In this situation, you retain your memory.


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