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Message: <blockquote data-quote="el-remmen" data-source="post: 9192884" data-attributes="member: 11">I will say that this has given me something to think about that feels counter-intuitive to my assumption but might have some weight. I have always thought that the players at my table are not that concerned with "losing a turn" by doing something other than doing damage because we tend to have longer combats with a focus on terrain and conditions, but I really have to think about if maybe we have longer combats because they are less afraid to use a turn to do something else, like healing.Then again, we have pretty brisk combat (despite its length in rounds) with little to no agonizing about what to do each turn either, which is how we like it, but my point being that that also might make them less concerned about the combat efficiency.Ultimately, I don't think it matters if it is the chicken or the egg because we are enjoying ourselves and don't need a solution to a non-problem, but does inspire me to re-consider cause and effect the next time a perceived problem does arise.</blockquote>