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<blockquote data-quote="Nonlethal Force" data-source="post: 3078325" data-attributes="member: 35788">As a houserule, I know there are some DMs who are math nerdy and they find the % healed.&nbsp; So, to make the math simple ...A character has 40 max HP.&nbsp; Their current HP total is at 30.&nbsp; Thus they are 75% healthy.&nbsp; Should the character level up before healing, they would get 75% (rounded up) of their new HP.&nbsp; This keeps the character at the same health during the level-up.&nbsp; So, if a character would receive 4 new HP at the level they would only at 3 to their total.&nbsp; 6 new HP and they would add 5 to their current total.&nbsp; A barbarian with a decent CON might even add 15 HP to their max potential, but if they were 75% healthy to begin with they would only add 12 to their current total.&nbsp; This is - of course - a houserule.The correct method by RAW - I believe - is the one listed above.&nbsp; If the caharacter gets to add X HP to the max at level-up, they add X HP to their current total.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nonlethal Force, post: 3078325, member: 35788"] As a houserule, I know there are some DMs who are math nerdy and they find the % healed. So, to make the math simple ... A character has 40 max HP. Their current HP total is at 30. Thus they are 75% healthy. Should the character level up before healing, they would get 75% (rounded up) of their new HP. This keeps the character at the same health during the level-up. So, if a character would receive 4 new HP at the level they would only at 3 to their total. 6 new HP and they would add 5 to their current total. A barbarian with a decent CON might even add 15 HP to their max potential, but if they were 75% healthy to begin with they would only add 12 to their current total. This is - of course - a houserule. The correct method by RAW - I believe - is the one listed above. If the caharacter gets to add X HP to the max at level-up, they add X HP to their current total. [/QUOTE]

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