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<blockquote data-quote="Iron Sky" data-source="post: 4089531" data-attributes="member: 60965"><p>We had that come up in the test-runs we did. Fight ended with the cleric out of healing words. Everyone waited until he had them back(5 minutes) so they would get more healing for them. 5 mins after the battle ended, he used them again and everyone waited 5 minutes more for them to recharge. He used 1 more, they waited 5 more minutes, then continued on. Would be risky in a dungeon as you might have something stroll along with your "encounters down" so-to-speak.</p><p></p><p>My interpretation of encounter powers is that they end 5minutes after the encounter they were used in ends. In the case above, they had a combat encounter, rested 5, then had a "healing encounter" where he used 2 Words, rested 5, had another "healing encounter", rested 5, and continued.</p><p></p><p>Also found an interesting result of the warlock/wizard's at-will spells: most doors are no longer a hinderance out of combat. Had one in the adventure I put together that I was expecting them to construct a battering ram to go through, but the warlock just sat on a barrel throwing magic at it until it fell apart...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Iron Sky, post: 4089531, member: 60965"] We had that come up in the test-runs we did. Fight ended with the cleric out of healing words. Everyone waited until he had them back(5 minutes) so they would get more healing for them. 5 mins after the battle ended, he used them again and everyone waited 5 minutes more for them to recharge. He used 1 more, they waited 5 more minutes, then continued on. Would be risky in a dungeon as you might have something stroll along with your "encounters down" so-to-speak. My interpretation of encounter powers is that they end 5minutes after the encounter they were used in ends. In the case above, they had a combat encounter, rested 5, then had a "healing encounter" where he used 2 Words, rested 5, had another "healing encounter", rested 5, and continued. Also found an interesting result of the warlock/wizard's at-will spells: most doors are no longer a hinderance out of combat. Had one in the adventure I put together that I was expecting them to construct a battering ram to go through, but the warlock just sat on a barrel throwing magic at it until it fell apart... [/QUOTE]
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