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<blockquote data-quote="Grainger" data-source="post: 6388321" data-attributes="member: 6779234"><p>Do you mean that you don't think they can ever rest in a dungeon, or just that they shouldn't be able to rest near an unexplored or busy area? These are meant to be characters who can fight toe-to-toe with the undead on a regular basis; they're pretty brave.</p><p></p><p>And what if they're deep into a mega-dungeon? After a while (they could be there for weeks!) exhaustion would win out no matter how on edge they were.</p><p></p><p>Also, it depend son how you envisage a short rest working. Is it a nice sit down, a bit of bandaging and perhaps a snack? If so, they could manage that easily with someone on watch at all times (rotating the watch, of course). I'd even argue that for things like Arcane Recovery, as long as they had someone on watch that they trusted, they could probably manage it, unless they were of particularly nervous disposition.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grainger, post: 6388321, member: 6779234"] Do you mean that you don't think they can ever rest in a dungeon, or just that they shouldn't be able to rest near an unexplored or busy area? These are meant to be characters who can fight toe-to-toe with the undead on a regular basis; they're pretty brave. And what if they're deep into a mega-dungeon? After a while (they could be there for weeks!) exhaustion would win out no matter how on edge they were. Also, it depend son how you envisage a short rest working. Is it a nice sit down, a bit of bandaging and perhaps a snack? If so, they could manage that easily with someone on watch at all times (rotating the watch, of course). I'd even argue that for things like Arcane Recovery, as long as they had someone on watch that they trusted, they could probably manage it, unless they were of particularly nervous disposition. [/QUOTE]
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