Grim Reaper



When someone dies, the Grim Reaper will appear to take them away. This concept was first introduced in The Sims: Livin' Large.

Plead with Death
If another family member wants to, they can plead with Death to spare the Sim's life. They must have a strong relationship with the sim they are pleading for, if they don't they will loose the member.


 * There is no way to save someone who has drowned, so be warned.


 * If no one is around when the Reaper comes to call Death stays on the lot for a little while, uses the toilet and watches television.


 * Finally if the Sim that died is the last Sim on the lot an amusing dialogue will appear.

Resurrection
In first person mode on certain games, as the ghost, you can either pay the grim reaper §100, or, challenge him to a fiddle contest. Paying will automatically renew your Sim their life, while, the Fiddle contest can take time. The best way to ensure that your deceased Sim will win, is if you fill their wants and needs bar. When your Sim returns to life, all of their needs will be half-way full. Your Sim will not look any different, or act any differently than they did before they 'died'.

On The Sims 2 for PC, the Resurrect-O-Nomitron from the paranormal career track can bring back the dead, by phoning the Grim Reaper and paying him.

Zombies
In The Sims, sometimes the Grim Reaper will be nice and turn the deceased into a zombie. A zombie has a bluish hue, walks funny and has no personality points, but otherwise is a normal Sim.

Using the Resurrect-O-Nomitron on The Sims 2 for PC, and paying less than §10,000 can create a disturbed zombie that will attack the Sim who awoke him from the dead.

The Grim Reaper is also the father of Nervous Subject in Strangetown whose mother is Olive Specter.