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<blockquote data-quote="werk" data-source="post: 2994040" data-attributes="member: 29663">I think the current system is an attempt to avoid the behavior that you describe.&nbsp; Rather than fight, recover, repeat, action is broken into days so they MUST manage their resources for an entire day lacking any other option.&nbsp; If you allow them to rest for 23.5 hours, that's the problem.It may also be based on tying 'praying for spells' to prayer as it exists for real world religions, that, predating timepieces, still require prayer at specific times during the day...say dawn, or dusk, or mid-day.&nbsp; The problem appears to actually be caused by lack of a way to track the sun because they are underground, much as they are currently trying to figure out how the world's first muslim in space is supposed to keep his prayer schedule.I think the best solution to this problem is a little hand waving from the DM.&nbsp; &quot;You know when to pray.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="werk, post: 2994040, member: 29663"] I think the current system is an attempt to avoid the behavior that you describe. Rather than fight, recover, repeat, action is broken into days so they MUST manage their resources for an entire day lacking any other option. If you allow them to rest for 23.5 hours, that's the problem. It may also be based on tying 'praying for spells' to prayer as it exists for real world religions, that, predating timepieces, still require prayer at specific times during the day...say dawn, or dusk, or mid-day. The problem appears to actually be caused by lack of a way to track the sun because they are underground, much as they are currently trying to figure out how the world's first muslim in space is supposed to keep his prayer schedule. I think the best solution to this problem is a little hand waving from the DM. "You know when to pray." [/QUOTE]

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