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<blockquote data-quote="WalterKovacs" data-source="post: 4522031" data-attributes="member: 63763">True. However, unconsious has a lot of implications. There are a number of ways to be unconcious in 4e. You could be:&nbsp;SleepingAt less than 0HP [either &quot;dying&quot; or stabilized]Under an effect like the Sleep spell or a similar monster power&nbsp;To regain conciousness you need to:&nbsp;&quot;Wake up&quot; or be awoken by some external forceGo above 0 HP, through any number of methodsSave ends&nbsp;The problem is that some people feel that the second &quot;type&quot; of unconciousness is not a condition where the inspiring words of a warlord would reach you ... although in at least one other kind of unconciousness, there is obviously an implied ability to &quot;hear&quot; while unconcious. The other is a magical effect ... you likely can hear in that condition to but it won't do any good ... outside of effects that help you to save.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WalterKovacs, post: 4522031, member: 63763"] True. However, unconsious has a lot of implications. There are a number of ways to be unconcious in 4e. You could be: Sleeping At less than 0HP [either "dying" or stabilized] Under an effect like the Sleep spell or a similar monster power To regain conciousness you need to: "Wake up" or be awoken by some external force Go above 0 HP, through any number of methods Save ends The problem is that some people feel that the second "type" of unconciousness is not a condition where the inspiring words of a warlord would reach you ... although in at least one other kind of unconciousness, there is obviously an implied ability to "hear" while unconcious. The other is a magical effect ... you likely can hear in that condition to but it won't do any good ... outside of effects that help you to save. [/QUOTE]

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