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Message: <blockquote data-quote="abirdcall" data-source="post: 7480553" data-attributes="member: 6748898">That is a lot and certainly not standard. That makes for 12-18 encounters per long rest (or more as you said minimum). Fighters, Rogues, etc. will be the stars of the show.You are comparing a feat to a 2nd level spell. That's a ridiculous comparison.You are completely ignoring the effect out of combat. You can cast it in combat to keep everyone at 1 hp, then heal everyone to full after. Or you could just cast it after combat to heal everyone to full. It's not the 1d6/round that is the problem, it's abusing the wording to get 1d6 for every character. I also just wouldn't want to play at a table that abuses rules like that anyway but that is something else entirely.Healing kits don't recover hp.Some people in this thread assume an endless supply of healing potions which I find absurd. Sometimes the party is going to be a long time between towns. Most towns aren't going to have an endless supply either, maybe a few at most. Large cities would have many, but again not and endless amount. This is a big cost too if using downtime rules or even if not. Gold can have a huge effect on a campaign, whether there is a set cost for something in the book or not.HD requires a short rest, which you said at your table happens 'after 4-6 encounters, minimum'What is 'letting it be'? And why is it not just simpler to not let it be abused? This is the question that no one can answer. It is a clear outlier both for 2nd level spells and for healing. It invalidates Life Clerics, Lay on Hands, Second Wind, etc.</blockquote>

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