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<blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 9206945" data-attributes="member: 6779196">I am willing to grant that this could theoretically become a problem if pushed hard enough, but the playtests definitely aren’t there. Assuming a short rest after every two encounters as per the adventuring day guidelines, warlocks can do up to one leveled spell per encounter and monks basically get Cunning Action. Even if you assume the players manage to force a short rest after every encounter, two spells per combat and being able to flurry of blows and step of the wind (or whatever) each turn is just… not that big of a deal? Like, both are strong, but they are far from game breaking, and most groups are still not going to be short resting more than once every other encounter. For the average group, this is perfectly fine. For groups that try to hardcore exploit 5 minute workdays, this isn’t any more problematic than what they can do with long rest classes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Charlaquin, post: 9206945, member: 6779196"] I am willing to grant that this could theoretically become a problem if pushed hard enough, but the playtests definitely aren’t there. Assuming a short rest after every two encounters as per the adventuring day guidelines, warlocks can do up to one leveled spell per encounter and monks basically get Cunning Action. Even if you assume the players manage to force a short rest after every encounter, two spells per combat and being able to flurry of blows [I]and[/I] step of the wind (or whatever) each turn is just… not that big of a deal? Like, both are strong, but they are far from game breaking, and most groups are still not going to be short resting more than once every other encounter. For the average group, this is perfectly fine. For groups that try to hardcore exploit 5 minute workdays, this isn’t any more problematic than what they can do with long rest classes. [/QUOTE]

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