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<blockquote data-quote="EzekielRaiden" data-source="post: 8768649" data-attributes="member: 6790260">&quot;Can&quot; go? Any way you like. The Fun Police have a standing order not to interfere with 5e games, it's part of the contract WotC signed after the incidents of Fun Police raiding tables for actually roleplaying while playing The Edition That Shall Not Be Named.Now, if what you mean is &quot;should&quot; go, in the sense of &quot;what was the game designed for&quot;? The first option. It's the only one that actually keeps stuff like the Champion Fighter vaguely in line with something like the Paladin, to say nothing of full casters (other than Warlocks.)Every non-combat encounter that pushes you below 6 combats per adventuring day (which is already the absolute ragged edge of things lining up mathematically, being very generous about what &quot;lining up&quot; means) causes spellcasting characters to pull ahead of non-spellcasting characters, especially those that are totally rest-agnostic. (If you have 5 encounters a day, but have a short rest after every single encounter, then at least Battle Masters can keep up with the Paladin; Champions are still left in the dust though.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EzekielRaiden, post: 8768649, member: 6790260"] "Can" go? Any way you like. The Fun Police have a standing order not to interfere with 5e games, it's part of the contract WotC signed after the incidents of Fun Police raiding tables for actually [I]roleplaying[/I] while playing The Edition That Shall Not Be Named. Now, if what you mean is "should" go, in the sense of "what was the game designed for"? The first option. It's the only one that actually keeps stuff like the Champion Fighter [I]vaguely[/I] in line with something like the Paladin, to say nothing of full casters (other than Warlocks.) Every non-combat encounter that pushes you below 6 combats per adventuring day (which is already the [I]absolute ragged edge[/I] of things lining up mathematically, being very generous about what "lining up" means) causes spellcasting characters to pull ahead of non-spellcasting characters, especially those that are totally rest-agnostic. (If you have 5 encounters a day, but have a short rest after every single encounter, then at least Battle Masters can keep up with the Paladin; Champions are still left in the dust though.) [/QUOTE]

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