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<blockquote data-quote="Lalato" data-source="post: 5927530" data-attributes="member: 9171">I agree with Scribble...&nbsp; The only time I even think of a PC as injured is when they are at 0 or below.&nbsp; 9 times out of 10, that PC gets magically healed above 0 which represents to me the PC's wounds closing and they are ready for action once again.&nbsp; I can't tell you how many times I've had characters in the negatives, they get healed by a timely CLW wand from the bard or cleric and they're right back in the thick of things without any penalties.So, honestly, I have no problem with healing overnight.&nbsp; That said, I've being playing D&amp;D for over 30 years and in that time I've played in grim and gritty as well as super hero type games.&nbsp; Both are enjoyable to me on some level.&nbsp; I think the core should likely be a similar mechanic to what is presented in the playtest, but alongside it there should be other options.Remember folks... modules don't necessarily mean that the options will not be presented in the same book as the core rules.&nbsp; It's just another word for options in the Next parlance.&nbsp; Based on Mike Mearles' comments, I think they're aware of the &quot;realism&quot; problem and your feedback on the playtest may help get a grittier option into the rules.Provide your feedback to WotC... complaining on a forum without providing feedback to WotC will do none of us any good. And for those of you that have not taken the time to participate in the playtest, I'm thinking of folks like my DM (who shuns playtests for some odd reason) and steeldragon who posted above, please reconsider.&nbsp; Download the materials and give your honest feedback.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lalato, post: 5927530, member: 9171"] I agree with Scribble... The only time I even think of a PC as injured is when they are at 0 or below. 9 times out of 10, that PC gets magically healed above 0 which represents to me the PC's wounds closing and they are ready for action once again. I can't tell you how many times I've had characters in the negatives, they get healed by a timely CLW wand from the bard or cleric and they're right back in the thick of things without any penalties. So, honestly, I have no problem with healing overnight. That said, I've being playing D&D for over 30 years and in that time I've played in grim and gritty as well as super hero type games. Both are enjoyable to me on some level. I think the core should likely be a similar mechanic to what is presented in the playtest, but alongside it there should be other options. Remember folks... modules don't necessarily mean that the options will not be presented in the same book as the core rules. It's just another word for options in the Next parlance. Based on Mike Mearles' comments, I think they're aware of the "realism" problem and your feedback on the playtest may help get a grittier option into the rules. Provide your feedback to WotC... complaining on a forum without providing feedback to WotC will do none of us any good. And for those of you that have not taken the time to participate in the playtest, I'm thinking of folks like my DM (who shuns playtests for some odd reason) and steeldragon who posted above, please reconsider. Download the materials and give your honest feedback. [/QUOTE]

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