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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 8157419" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Sure, but that usually isn't an issue. Anyway, it is also more useful because any PC carrying a berry can restore the downed PC--it doesn't have to be the one PC with Healing Word. So, the rogue can move, cunning action dash, free object get the berry out, and use an object action to feed it to the cleric/druid/healer-type that is at 0 HP. If the rogue has 4 berries on him, he can feed all 4 at once even if the DM allows it (most do, IME). And again, 1 use vs. potentially 10 makes goodberry MUCH more of an issue IME. I've never had an issue with Healing Word, frankly.Goodberry is a spell I will probably remove from future games or at the very least rewrite. It makes requiring rations pointless and getting PCs back to consciousness ridiculously easy. If you want high magic-high power games, it is perfectly fine as is, but that isn't the style of D&D I enjoy playing or running.</blockquote>