Boundless Endurance
- Thread starter Shadeydm
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spinmd
Fishy DM
You are under the effect of the power until you change your stance or the encounter ends. However, you only regenerate when you are bloodied.
So it would go like this while the power is active:
Start of turn: Are you bloodied? Yes, then regenerate 2+Con Mod
No, then no effect this turn.
Rinse and repeat.
So it would go like this while the power is active:
Start of turn: Are you bloodied? Yes, then regenerate 2+Con Mod
No, then no effect this turn.
Rinse and repeat.
You gain regeneration when you are bloodied. However, this is a Stance power, which means it lasts until the end of the encounter or you use a different Stance power.
In other words, until the end of the encounter or until you use another Stance power, any time you drop below half hit points you gain regeneration 2 + Con bonus. When you stop being bloodied, you stop regenerating. If you are later bloodied again, you start regenerating again.
In other words, until the end of the encounter or until you use another Stance power, any time you drop below half hit points you gain regeneration 2 + Con bonus. When you stop being bloodied, you stop regenerating. If you are later bloodied again, you start regenerating again.
Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh...
If you squint, you can read it the other way, but it doesn't really make mechanical sense...
The common (and likely correct) reading is "You gain [regeneration when you are bloodied]. But the same wording could also be interpreted as "'When you are bloodied' is the trigger for an event - namely, 'You gain regeneration'".
However, that reading suffers from a lack of any sort of duration... since the gaining of the regeneration was a one-time event triggered by the bloodied condition, it would persist even after the stance changed or the encounter ended.
So while the wording has a very slight potential for ambiguity, it's an ambiguity that's easy to resolve with a "Which makes more mechanical sense?" test.
-Hyp.
The common (and likely correct) reading is "You gain [regeneration when you are bloodied]. But the same wording could also be interpreted as "'When you are bloodied' is the trigger for an event - namely, 'You gain regeneration'".
However, that reading suffers from a lack of any sort of duration... since the gaining of the regeneration was a one-time event triggered by the bloodied condition, it would persist even after the stance changed or the encounter ended.
So while the wording has a very slight potential for ambiguity, it's an ambiguity that's easy to resolve with a "Which makes more mechanical sense?" test.
-Hyp.
small pumpkin man
Explorer
Regeneration doesn't work if you are at/below 0 hp.
