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<blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 7026783" data-attributes="member: 54629">For the record, my PCs just hit 6th level, and although they might beg to differ, I feel they have been having a pretty easy time of it. No PC has died yet. And I'm even using the variant rule whereby they don't gain any hit points back after a long rest. They have to rely on magical healing and spending their hit dice. The closest they've come to disaster was during their recent fight against Wintersplinter and a pair of berserkers. Multiple PCs were down, and it was only because of Ezmerelda's lightning bolts that they survived. In the end, only Ismark actually died. The rest recovered and the party retreated to the winery. Having witnessed the Abbot raise Baron Krezkov's son from the dead, they're hoping he'll do the same for poor Ismark.[That being said, I may have gone easy on them with Wintersplinter as well, having him toss dying PCs away instead of continuing to crush them into a pulp.]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pukunui, post: 7026783, member: 54629"] For the record, my PCs just hit 6th level, and although they might beg to differ, I feel they have been having a pretty easy time of it. No PC has died yet. And I'm even using the variant rule whereby they don't gain any hit points back after a long rest. They have to rely on magical healing and spending their hit dice. The closest they've come to disaster was during their recent fight against Wintersplinter and a pair of berserkers. Multiple PCs were down, and it was only because of Ezmerelda's [I]lightning bolts[/I] that they survived. In the end, only Ismark actually died. The rest recovered and the party retreated to the winery. Having witnessed the Abbot raise Baron Krezkov's son from the dead, they're hoping he'll do the same for poor Ismark. [That being said, I may have gone easy on them with Wintersplinter as well, having him toss dying PCs away instead of continuing to crush them into a pulp.] [/QUOTE]

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