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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zustiur" data-source="post: 4546043" data-attributes="member: 1544">I think we'll just agree to disagree here.What they say is irrelevant. The point is the character is unconscious and should not be able to respond to words.So you get around the RAW by ignoring it. That doesn't solve my problem.This is an excellent point... You've made me realize where my issue stems from. My narratives don't include heroes who push through the pain. Mortal wounds are mortal, and cannot be ignored, you either get magical healing or spend a long time getting natural healing. You do not just get up the next round as if you'd never been hurt, but this is my imposed 'rule', much like how you ignored being unconscious earlier.Hmm, you're right. Well answer me this. Where the hell did I get that rule from? I know I read it somewhere.No he doesn't. He's unconscious and therefore unable to take any action at all. We were discussing how the RAW interacts with the story. You're ignoring the RAW here. Also, the monster has probably moved on, else the character would have been coup de grace'd and there'd be nothing further to discuss.This works. This I can understand. It fits in the the rules and the story without either suffering. Thank you.Emphasis mine. This is where my problem is. I'll do my best...I've already established that 4E is not the game for me. However, I'm trying to get a better understanding of it for the game that I am still playing in.</blockquote>