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<blockquote data-quote="DMSage" data-source="post: 6743583" data-attributes="member: 6803552">Everything you you say is true. And yet, I have personally played in a handful of games in the past few weeks (most of which are D&amp;d encounters) where this happens all the time. In most of these battles we even ended up resting right after. So we played out 20 minutes of an already won fight and then rested, negating all resource drain.&nbsp; DMs get too obsessed with resource drain. &quot;I can't end it now! What if the PCs take one more point of damage!&quot;In some cases it's worth it, in most cases, get me to an encounter that is fun. I'd much rather spend my time having the tence negotiation or fighting a dragon than waiting to see if the two skeletons left can hurt the 8th level party. Yes its possible to crit and if once in a while you might play it out if you have a good reason. But get to the fun if you are playing out resource drain just for the sake o resource drain.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DMSage, post: 6743583, member: 6803552"] Everything you you say is true. And yet, I have personally played in a handful of games in the past few weeks (most of which are D&d encounters) where this happens all the time. In most of these battles we even ended up resting right after. So we played out 20 minutes of an already won fight and then rested, negating all resource drain. DMs get too obsessed with resource drain. "I can't end it now! What if the PCs take one more point of damage!" In some cases it's worth it, in most cases, get me to an encounter that is fun. I'd much rather spend my time having the tence negotiation or fighting a dragon than waiting to see if the two skeletons left can hurt the 8th level party. Yes its possible to crit and if once in a while you might play it out if you have a good reason. But get to the fun if you are playing out resource drain just for the sake o resource drain. [/QUOTE]

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