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Message: <blockquote data-quote="keterys" data-source="post: 6600083" data-attributes="member: 43019">To be honest, I consider Healing Word's range at least as important as its action. But it's become clear I'm used to a very different game in which maneuvering for touch range would often spell an opportunity attack or be literally impossible due to terrain and enemies.We did use cure wounds last session, though. The druid got knocked out of her shapeshift at the same time that a melee person got dropped, the imp was killed, and I was nowhere near able to help (far away maintaining fly in an area of half-speed terrain). Our DM upgraded the dragon we were fighting so that he could use wing buffet every legendary action, and that you saved against the prone not the damage, so the dragon was doing ~50 auto-damage to everyone next to it each round, or that wouldn't have happened. Anyhow, a goodberry or potion would have worked just as well, but the druid wanted to move and shapeshift again so the cure wounds was just as good as any other available option.</blockquote>