What happens if my character is killed?

What happens if my character is killed?

I was the victim of an unfortunate headshot by an enemy Hunchback. My otherwise uninjured main character was instantly killed. I was surprised that the game did not instantly stop. However, I decided to reload instead of fighting on. What happens if your main character is killed Since hes is the commander of the lance, and his back story has an impact on dialog choices, is it possible to play after death

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