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<blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 4844749" data-attributes="member: 82504">damage resistance called temporary hit points is indeed still a form of damage resistanceThat could be considered an issue worth fixing in itself.now I think it should only trigger when you take damage... scribble scribble scribble that is house rule that doesn't change my vision of the nature of the power... (something that doesnt actual cause you to take real damage is not threatening enough to bolster the adrenal response)Tolkien really loved his spiders...&nbsp; I think they did face a lot of minions.. and yes most armed with bow or sling or throwing somethingI admit it nails things down to specific time more than I likeand I don't like tracking time much ... having dailies renew every 2 encounters or once every 2 days ( if no encounters are occuring life slows down ;p&nbsp;&nbsp; isnt that the same sort of rationale? )A wise persion you are.. and I think specifying more tightly the impact on play may reveal something other than the identified thing as the issue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Garthanos, post: 4844749, member: 82504"] damage resistance called temporary hit points is indeed still a form of damage resistance That could be considered an issue worth fixing in itself. now I think it should only trigger when you take damage... scribble scribble scribble that is house rule that doesn't change my vision of the nature of the power... (something that doesnt actual cause you to take real damage is not threatening enough to bolster the adrenal response) Tolkien really loved his spiders... I think they did face a lot of minions.. and yes most armed with bow or sling or throwing something I admit it nails things down to specific time more than I like and I don't like tracking time much ... having dailies renew every 2 encounters or once every 2 days ( if no encounters are occuring life slows down ;p isnt that the same sort of rationale? ) A wise persion you are.. and I think specifying more tightly the impact on play may reveal something other than the identified thing as the issue. [/QUOTE]

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