Because I needed all the extra time to really finish my game of civilization

Damn imagine a turn taking a day or more.

My character became a Lich to continue running her bank and investment company. People sign their future moneys away for ever for some of it now, and debts follow families for eternity >

Because I don’t know about the Clone spell.

Finally, I have all the time in the world to read, https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse2.mm.bing.net%2Fth%2Fid%2FOIP.W3v9b667eE1TsFLcSZ0OkAHaHa%3Fpid%3DApi%26ucfimg%3D1&f=1

Calm down there, Satan.

At this point I'll need lichdom if I want to see elder scrolls 6...

Or playing using real people and resources against other liches

Atheist lich that wants to live forever because he doesn't believe in an afterlife and isn't bothered by eating souls because he doesn't believe they exist.

Small nitpick: if you *are* eating it you know it exists, or else you couldn't be eating it.

have you heard about spiritual nourishment

Are we still talking about ingame stuff?

More of an IRL game of civilization against other liches. Wipe out a colonized planet, import confused cavemen for each "team", get into the nitty gritty of civ building from an ageless eye.

oh, I'm way ahead on that one! don't even wanna see it at this point, given the recent track record... can't be disappointed, if you don't expect anything!

Felt like playing a capitalist

I became a lich so I can make unliving friends so we can FINALLY have enough time to ~~play~~ finish setting up Campaign for North Africa

very Orzhov coded, did you think about making a religion out of it?

My wizard went the opposite direction. She acquired a Potion of Heal, and mixed it with a Philosopher's Stone. My DM ruled that would make a Potion of Eternal Youth. She was eternally 17 years 10 months old. Was absolutely great because frequently people vastly underestimated her. She was also an 18th level wizard/dweomersmith by the time she drank the potion.

No but I did run a campaign for a catfolk race that dealt in coins which were converted souls (you had to exchange part of yours to buy into it) with a worshipped vat of souls which was the central bank depository. Was kind of a spiritual successor for me

That's fair, they haven't made a game worth their salt since snake bite piercings were popular and the IP won't outlive Todd or Microsoft.