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Due to the underlying intricacies of the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons system of gameplay, I lacked a firm grasp of the nuts and bolts of exactly what was happening with saving throws and such, but the head designer, Chris Avelone, and his staff did such an excellent job of converting this system to compelling gameplay that I didn't feel the need to address the finer nuances. It was the characters I was interested in, resurrection them and the epic story in which they moved. There are factions resurrection to join resurrection in Planescape Torment. Before you can join up, you have to fulfill a series of quests to prove yourself and in doing so prove to the faction recruiter your worth and belief in their system. Dustmen, those robed figures you meet at the beginning of the game, are dedicated to the True Death, the final cessation of all emotion and attachment. Sort of like a cross between Goth and Buddhist, they strive toward peace through death of self and death of body.
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