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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 4772374" data-attributes="member: 48965">See I would be inclined to agree with you, except for a few factors...&nbsp;1. The Fighter is actually regaining previous damage taken, not pushing through it temporarily (temporary hit points).&nbsp;2. It's not actually his own healing reserves or ability he's using (in the form of healing surges being spent) so where is this healing coming from? Regardles of whether it's mental, physical, spiritual or whatever... the normal way actual healing works in 4e is through healing surges (I mean even healing potions work this way) yet the fighter is drawing on some ouside force to heal himself in this instance.&nbsp;3. This healing is endless (according to the definition of regeneration) unless the fighter is brought to zero hit points it will never go away... ever. He can wake up the next day and still be regenerating... two weeks from now and he's still regenerating unless something knocks him to zero or less hit points.&nbsp;I'm sorry this sounds like magic to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 4772374, member: 48965"] See I would be inclined to agree with you, except for a few factors... 1. The Fighter is actually regaining previous damage taken, not pushing through it temporarily (temporary hit points). 2. It's not actually his own healing reserves or ability he's using (in the form of healing surges being spent) so where is this healing coming from? Regardles of whether it's mental, physical, spiritual or whatever... the normal way actual healing works in 4e is through healing surges (I mean even healing potions work this way) yet the fighter is drawing on some ouside force to heal himself in this instance. 3. This healing is endless (according to the definition of regeneration) unless the fighter is brought to zero hit points it will never go away... ever. He can wake up the next day and still be regenerating... two weeks from now and he's still regenerating unless something knocks him to zero or less hit points. I'm sorry this sounds like magic to me. [/QUOTE]

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