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Multiple posters have made posts pointing out that they have seen the behavior in question. Did you not see them before choosing to...

Trouble is that the bold bits ignore the relevant mechanics. At no point yet has "attrition [done] its job", that point is after hitting...

So they don't know that spells recharge with a rest? That seems like an odd thing for nobody to know.

Me? I will procrastinate to the last minute! But yeah, if the characters are hurt, exhausted and missing some magic, I would expect them...

Not really. They usually gave practical advice. Eg don't use creatures who require magic weapons to hit if half the party lacks them.

You have badly misinterpreted the rule. Nothing in it suggests 24 hours of real world table time. Furthermore there are three...

But it is not a time sensitive scenario and all the players agree to it. So what's the issue? And you did not answer my question: why...

How is it TFG behaviour? If there is no particular time pressure, and the characters know that waiting one more day heals all their...

Right. Older editions had a lot of things that were not fixed by having a good night's sleep, including the very basic loss of HP. In 5e...

Sure but that was my point. That one tweak had a massive impact on the experience of the game went for different groups.

Seems very judgmental to me, but you do you. I agree about the situation changing in the dungeon, but your solution reads as too...

I too have seen far more than one group do it, often with a dramatic sigh and rolling of the eyes as the group piles on agreeing with...

didn't (most methods of) healing in 4e burn your healing surges to function? so while most encounters are self contained ultimately they...

Eh... I dunno... the G is only 1/3rd of 'RPG'. So it's probably only 33% as important. ;)

You can have social contract and conventions to avoid such things, but I generally feel it is awkward and bad design if the system...