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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 5358490" data-attributes="member: 19675">The guys I know who moved pianos for Brook Mays Music would probably disagree with you.But even so, that would probably be covered by my &quot;hospitalized&quot; caveat...AND, if as you assert, you'd be done for the day, that is not reflected in the daily power structure, which does not demand rest immediately subsequent.&nbsp; Indeed, you could use your daily power first, and continue adventuring as if nothing happened.&nbsp; You don't even have to burn a second wind.Nobody runs max speed for an hour.&nbsp; They do it in short bursts.&nbsp; Marathoners set a running pace far below what they can sprint at.That's called an ironman competition, and is again captured by my caveat.Again, you're comparing an event involving hours of exertion to a 6-second burst of action.&nbsp; That is apples &amp; oranges.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 5358490, member: 19675"] The guys I know who moved pianos for Brook Mays Music would probably disagree with you. But even so, that would probably be covered by my "hospitalized" caveat...AND, if as you assert, you'd be done for the day, that is not reflected in the daily power structure, which does not demand rest immediately subsequent. Indeed, you could use your daily power first, and continue adventuring as if nothing happened. You don't even have to burn a second wind. Nobody runs max speed for an hour. They do it in short bursts. Marathoners set a running pace far below what they can sprint at. That's called an ironman competition, and is again captured by my caveat. Again, you're comparing an event involving hours of exertion to a 6-second burst of action. That is apples & oranges. [/QUOTE]

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