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<blockquote data-quote="Markn" data-source="post: 4835211" data-attributes="member: 21827">Caliber raises some interesting points about running out of healing.&nbsp; I know our group is on the extreme end for being able to heal - a cleric, a warlord, a paladin who multiclassed into Warlord, a wizard who multiclassed into a cleric and the cleric with a strong reportoire of magic items that either boost healing or grant additional healing and everyone carries at least one healing potion for emergencies.&nbsp; We almost never run out of healing options.For those of you who do run out of healing or even healing surges for that matter.&nbsp; Why do you continue to go to the next encounter?&nbsp; Is it the players choice to continue and you underestimate your resources, is it the DM/story forcing/encouraging the next encounter, was the fight tougher than anticipated by the DM or the players and it burned through all your encounter healing/surges?I think there could be some valuable lessons learned in these questions!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Markn, post: 4835211, member: 21827"] Caliber raises some interesting points about running out of healing. I know our group is on the extreme end for being able to heal - a cleric, a warlord, a paladin who multiclassed into Warlord, a wizard who multiclassed into a cleric and the cleric with a strong reportoire of magic items that either boost healing or grant additional healing and everyone carries at least one healing potion for emergencies. We almost never run out of healing options. For those of you who do run out of healing or even healing surges for that matter. Why do you continue to go to the next encounter? Is it the players choice to continue and you underestimate your resources, is it the DM/story forcing/encouraging the next encounter, was the fight tougher than anticipated by the DM or the players and it burned through all your encounter healing/surges? I think there could be some valuable lessons learned in these questions! [/QUOTE]

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