Any roguelikes where "death" doesn't mean death of the player character?

Well, if death is not the end, it must rely on conflicts in which death isn't in the cards. Gathering a certain ammount of money to buy your friend out of slavery. Running out of money is the end, specially if the mechanics are based on gambling. Having a deadline to reach a goal, and failing challenges means losing time. Morale of the party or country regarding wars or campaigns. Popularity if it's a pop star simulator. Will if the recurring threat is posession. Perhaps you have to cyborg yourself to be able to fight back, and every step of cyborgization makes you more vulnerable to the AI trying to take over the jupiter base and invade the Earth. Torches and light. Or like in "Belly of the beast" (ttrpg), where your character can let go of their principles to win a conflict, but it means their identity changes (you could turn them into NPCs). Also defeat means capture, like in invisible inc. Look into ttrpgs, theres hundreds of ideas out there.