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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Patryn of Elvenshae" data-source="post: 5704734" data-attributes="member: 23094">No.I posted several non-houserule ways to do exactly (or, at worse, more-or-less) what you want in 4E.I then provided an additional, optional, houserule way to do it (that is, as Pemerton said, trivially easy to implement).So, again, no.If you don't have all of your healing surges available, you are, by definition, at less than full strength.Do we stop for an extended rest, and regain all of our healing surges and daily powers and hope our goal is still possible to achieve, or do we press on even though we are under-strength?Same question, neh?Have you reviewed the disease rules at all in 4E?Re: Dying from Shock:You asked whether or not being driven into negative hit points and dying was sufficient reason to narrate a major wound occurring.Since it is possible to narrate such an occurrence as being the result of an otherwise minor wound (flesh wound to the arm or leg, etc.) and then shock setting in, I maintain that it is not sufficient reason to narrate a "major wound" occurring.Can you narrate a major wound occurring?  Sure.  But then you don't get to complain when the game mechanics do not meaningfully support the existence of that "major wound," since the game mechanics never dictate that such a major wound happened in the first place.</blockquote>