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<blockquote data-quote="Warpiglet-7" data-source="post: 8705167" data-attributes="member: 7025282">Yeah with relatively few attacks at low level, I don’t think limiting arrows has a ton of impact.&nbsp; I concede that point.&nbsp; One combat might see 4 arrows launched and two lost in our 50% recovery scheme.Say we lose 6-8 a day.&nbsp; It’s one roll after each combat or a flat rate and automatic.If we do thee combats a day, a quiver has say. 3-4 days worth of arrows.&nbsp; Approximate. We then another quiver on the mount.&nbsp; If you are not out for more than 1.5 to two weeks, no biggie assuming 50% loss.At level 5, and not considering action surge or other abilities that would time is halved.&nbsp; And at high levels it’s even less.If the issue is 24/7 sharpshooter carnage it might play a role.&nbsp; Surely on campaign.&nbsp; But when we get to teleporting, bags of holding etc., it probably does very little if you can carry a lot of arrows or get a lot easily.In reevaluating it, I think not allowing missile and spell users a guaranteed “front” is probably more important. In the end our groups are a mix.&nbsp; I have not seen a big problem for us—our group—for a variety of factors.I think keeping track of arrows is probably the lesser of them after crunching the numbers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warpiglet-7, post: 8705167, member: 7025282"] Yeah with relatively few attacks at low level, I don’t think limiting arrows has a ton of impact. I concede that point. One combat might see 4 arrows launched and two lost in our 50% recovery scheme. Say we lose 6-8 a day. It’s one roll after each combat or a flat rate and automatic. If we do thee combats a day, a quiver has say. 3-4 days worth of arrows. Approximate. We then another quiver on the mount. If you are not out for more than 1.5 to two weeks, no biggie assuming 50% loss. At level 5, and not considering action surge or other abilities that would time is halved. And at high levels it’s even less. If the issue is 24/7 sharpshooter carnage it might play a role. Surely on campaign. But when we get to teleporting, bags of holding etc., it probably does very little if you can carry a lot of arrows or get a lot easily. In reevaluating it, I think not allowing missile and spell users a guaranteed “front” is probably more important. In the end our groups are a mix. I have not seen a big problem for us—our group—for a variety of factors. I think keeping track of arrows is probably the lesser of them after crunching the numbers. [/QUOTE]

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