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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Moving Pictures" data-source="post: 9703818" data-attributes="member: 7052268">This is my homebrew, because 5e made things so that people just long rest and poof and I wanted gritty.Body points:Body points are a function of a creature’s species more than anything else. To put in blunt terms, small creatures are generally more fragile than large ones.For player character species, body points are generated as a function of race. Dwerv receive 5, humans and elves 4, gnomes 3.Combat rest:After an incident that causes damage, a being can take a “combat rest,” which amounts to a turn of general inactivity. This “brief rest” allows creatures to regain some of their lost fatigue points – by bandaging minor wounds, stretching kinked muscles, taping sprains or otherwise engaging in minor self care. The points a being regains from such a rest is a function of their martial training.Fighters, Crusaders War Clerics, Rangers d3+d(F-level/2) – capped at d3+d5Spirit Warrior: d4+d*level, not cappedRogues: d3+d(f-level/3) – capped at 2d3Others: d2.Spellcasters: If at least half of the damage sustained by a spellcaster was magical in nature, a spellcaster can opt to combat rest at d3+d(max spell level ability). Thus a fifth-level mage can rest at 2d3. A spellcaster cannot rest physical and magical damage at the same time.REST: class dice (max) + CON for any long rest.</blockquote>