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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 4847155" data-attributes="member: 82504">Well expressed as &quot;Temporary hit point gain from any attack is limited to the maximum real hit point loss from the attack.&quot;&nbsp; is fairly easy to say.. But it does in practice mean noting the real hitpoint loss from an attack is less than your brv and using that as the thp you gain next round... Ignoring your battlerager vigor when you are just loosing temp hit points will become easy.Regarding Roles and BRV.It isnt a don't attack me defense until your adversary starts noticing you arent slowing down... which occurs with the regeneration fighter powers too and seems like a rather subtle defense compared to my attacks just bounce off his armor! which is the in your face normal defense of fighters I dont think I get the role argument. .. if he doesnt deliver enough damage so they think its ok to ignore the man who wont fall down, cause he isnt hurting us.. that is I think a build issue... not enough offense in the equation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 4847155, member: 82504"] Well expressed as "Temporary hit point gain from any attack is limited to the maximum real hit point loss from the attack." is fairly easy to say.. But it does in practice mean noting the real hitpoint loss from an attack is less than your brv and using that as the thp you gain next round... Ignoring your battlerager vigor when you are just loosing temp hit points will become easy. Regarding Roles and BRV. It isnt a don't attack me defense until your adversary starts noticing you arent slowing down... which occurs with the regeneration fighter powers too and seems like a rather subtle defense compared to my attacks just bounce off his armor! which is the in your face normal defense of fighters I dont think I get the role argument. .. if he doesnt deliver enough damage so they think its ok to ignore the man who wont fall down, cause he isnt hurting us.. that is I think a build issue... not enough offense in the equation. [/QUOTE]

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