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<blockquote data-quote="wlmartin" data-source="post: 5695042" data-attributes="member: 6679380">The RAW says that it must be a day.If players are shouting &quot;I want my dailies back&quot; then they are being unfair to you and trying to break the rules.It would be playing Monopoly and when you run out of money insist you need a loan from the bank, its OK to do but is breaking the rules.Make them understand that using a daily should be saved and used when really needed, it makes it more important and vital. If your concern is about keeping them alive, offer to give them some healing surges back with a moderate rest (like a standard rest but longer) but not their dailies. Its not in the rules but its a good idea IMO.The whole &quot;We could go back to town to rest so let us sit around for 10 hours doing nothing a rest&quot; argument is weak and any DM that caves to this pressure really isnt doing their job. The DM sometimes has to be a referee and that sometimes means sending someone out of the game, whilst I dont recommend giving your players a red card, make your decisions seem important by telling them &quot;That is the way it is&quot; and your players will respect you for it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wlmartin, post: 5695042, member: 6679380"] The RAW says that it must be a day. If players are shouting "I want my dailies back" then they are being unfair to you and trying to break the rules. It would be playing Monopoly and when you run out of money insist you need a loan from the bank, its OK to do but is breaking the rules. Make them understand that using a daily should be saved and used when really needed, it makes it more important and vital. If your concern is about keeping them alive, offer to give them some healing surges back with a moderate rest (like a standard rest but longer) but not their dailies. Its not in the rules but its a good idea IMO. The whole "We could go back to town to rest so let us sit around for 10 hours doing nothing a rest" argument is weak and any DM that caves to this pressure really isnt doing their job. The DM sometimes has to be a referee and that sometimes means sending someone out of the game, whilst I dont recommend giving your players a red card, make your decisions seem important by telling them "That is the way it is" and your players will respect you for it. [/QUOTE]

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