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<blockquote data-quote="Xetheral" data-source="post: 8615404" data-attributes="member: 6802765">True &quot;Coffeelocks&quot; address the first with Aspect of the Moon (or by sleeping for six hours and then deliberately breaking the Long Rest before it reaches the required 8 hours). For the second, they convert the Sorcery points to spell slots. (So I should have said arbitrarily large numbers of spell slots, rather than sorcery points.)Edit: although the optional rules for exhaustion in XGTE hinge on long rests, instead of sleep, so they would shut down the traditional Coffeelock. On the other hand, using those optional rules is extremely punitive, since avoiding potential exhaustion requires starting a long rest exactly 16 hours after the previous one ended. You can't start one sooner (because it's forbidden by the 1 long rest per 24 hours maximum) and you can't start one later (or else you won't finish the long rest before the optional rule triggers and requires a save to avoid exhaustion).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xetheral, post: 8615404, member: 6802765"] True "Coffeelocks" address the first with Aspect of the Moon (or by sleeping for six hours and then deliberately breaking the Long Rest before it reaches the required 8 hours). For the second, they convert the Sorcery points to spell slots. (So I should have said arbitrarily large numbers of spell slots, rather than sorcery points.) Edit: although the optional rules for exhaustion in XGTE hinge on long rests, instead of sleep, so they would shut down the traditional Coffeelock. On the other hand, using those optional rules is extremely punitive, since avoiding potential exhaustion requires starting a long rest [I]exactly[/I] 16 hours after the previous one ended. You can't start one sooner (because it's forbidden by the 1 long rest per 24 hours maximum) and you can't start one later (or else you won't finish the long rest before the optional rule triggers and requires a save to avoid exhaustion). [/QUOTE]

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