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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Plane Sailing" data-source="post: 4561458" data-attributes="member: 114">I like simple. I think that temp hp work best if they never stack (rather than having some stack and some don't). If some of them stack you leave a door open for the law on unintended consequences.Since the battlerager gets temp hp on a regular basis (similarly invigorating powers) having them not stack means that it is like having a small amount of DR most of the time. When the possibility for stacking exists, it raises the possibility of getting large amounts of temp hp stacking up and ending up invulnerable to one or two attacks.That's my reasoning. I've not read all through martial power yet to see whether there are any directly abusive combinations in this respect. But I like less confusion in the implementation of benefits like temp hp (and a fully-nonstacking approach hasn't made it any less useful for the infernal warlock in my campaign, who derives great benefit from his temp hp powers and curse benefit).Cheers</blockquote>