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<blockquote data-quote="Obryn" data-source="post: 4639559" data-attributes="member: 11821">Who says that a guy who's up and fighting at full HPs is completely unwounded?All being at full HP means is, &quot;You will have to do a lot to me to take me down.&quot;&nbsp; It doesn't mean &quot;I am perfectly okay and completely unwounded.&quot;&nbsp; All it means is, mechanically, he's largely unaffected by his wounds...&nbsp; It doesn't mean the wounds are not there.I expect after a long 4e adventure, all the characters are banged up pretty good.&nbsp; Bandages, barely-healed wounds, bruises, etc.And no, of course I don't narrate combat as a series of misses.&nbsp; I also don't narrate it as a series of blood-spurting arterial wounds.&nbsp; I narrate it more or less as I always have.&nbsp; Critical hits hurt, knockout blows are kinda nasty... but nobody is beheaded or has their limbs chopped off, unless they're actually killed.-O</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Obryn, post: 4639559, member: 11821"] Who says that a guy who's up and fighting at full HPs is completely unwounded? All being at full HP means is, "You will have to do a lot to me to take me down." It doesn't mean "I am perfectly okay and completely unwounded." All it means is, mechanically, he's largely unaffected by his wounds... It doesn't mean the wounds are not there. I expect after a long 4e adventure, all the characters are banged up pretty good. Bandages, barely-healed wounds, bruises, etc. And no, of course I don't narrate combat as a series of misses. I also don't narrate it as a series of blood-spurting arterial wounds. I narrate it more or less as I always have. Critical hits hurt, knockout blows are kinda nasty... but nobody is beheaded or has their limbs chopped off, unless they're actually killed. -O [/QUOTE]

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