Would a Reraise ability break the game?

[Renalt]

I'd be more interested in Reraise being a trait on Raise, that gives something like a 15 second buff after raising which'll auto-raise you once if you happen to get up at the wrong time and face-first into mechanics.

As long as you don't do any actions...well besides moving...you are 100% immune to all damage save for like enrage type damage for like...10-15 seconds.

People who get up only to be put down generally got up and immediately started attacking. It's best to be picked up and wait for a healer to top you off a bit before you resume the assault...or more than likely you'll eat dirt again on the very next raidwide.

[Toutatis]

As long as you don't do any actions...well besides moving...you are 100% immune to all damage save for like enrage type damage for like...10-15 seconds.

It’s 5 seconds, not 10-15. Sometimes it’s better to wait to take the rez.

I don’t think we need a reraise ability. We already have healers and 2 dps jobs that can rez at will with no cd. We don’t need an auto rez on top of that.

In any event, it would have to be disabled in deep dungeons. There are raise potions but they are rare and have to be used strategically. You don’t get one at the beginning of each set of 10 floors.

[Fawkes]

As long as you don't do any actions...well besides moving...you are 100% immune to all damage save for like enrage type damage for like...10-15 seconds.

People who get up only to be put down generally got up and immediately started attacking. It's best to be picked up and wait for a healer to top you off a bit before you resume the assault...or more than likely you'll eat dirt again on the very next raidwide.

Actually, being healed negates the immunity. What happens 99% of the time is that they get up at a bad time and get their immunity wiped by one of the healers' wimpy AoE heals and get knocked back down.

[Denji]

Give it a 5 minute cooldown and to bard so that it pairs well with their esuna that you can pre-cast.

That way it won't be overpowered and everyone's equally unhappy.

[Esmoire]

Like OP said, probably the way they could do it within the confines of hundreds of duties in this game not anticipating this behaviour is to on a technical level kind of treat it like a tank invul where stuff will still outright kill you if you are just not meant to be able to take it, but otherwise, play something out like dying and being revived with an invulnerability window.