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<blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 5989761" data-attributes="member: 87792">When a fighter is down to one single individual hit point meaning that he is very badly battered, does he gain one single negative condition that impedes him in any way from taking a hit?&nbsp; No.&nbsp; Can he climb every mountain, ford every stream, and walk five hundred miles then walk five hundred more at precisely the same rate he would if he was at perfect health despite having lost 99% of his hit points?&nbsp; As long as he doesn't fall down and break his crown...&nbsp;Does that make any less sense than your issue here?&nbsp;D&amp;D is and has always been a cinematic game that doesn't sweat the small stuff and lets the PCs be larger than life.&nbsp;And I need limited use powers for fighters, as I say, so that I can have the outcomes matching real life and not being completely spamtastic.&nbsp; Fighter dailies give me cinematic outputs - the fighter reaching deep within himself when the chips are down.(They shouldn't happen once per day - but I'm an advocate of limited extended rests anyway).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neonchameleon, post: 5989761, member: 87792"] When a fighter is down to one single individual hit point meaning that he is very badly battered, does he gain one single negative condition that impedes him in any way from taking a hit? No. Can he climb every mountain, ford every stream, and walk five hundred miles then walk five hundred more at precisely the same rate he would if he was at perfect health despite having lost 99% of his hit points? As long as he doesn't fall down and break his crown... Does that make any less sense than your issue here? D&D is and has always been a cinematic game that doesn't sweat the small stuff and lets the PCs be larger than life. And I need limited use powers for fighters, as I say, so that I can have the outcomes matching real life and not being completely spamtastic. Fighter dailies give me [I]cinematic[/I] outputs - the fighter reaching deep within himself when the chips are down. (They shouldn't happen once per day - but I'm an advocate of limited extended rests anyway). [/QUOTE]

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