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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Doctor Proctor" data-source="post: 4598794" data-attributes="member: 78547">Oh, I wasn't implying a video of it.  For one, we can't even be sure it's actually you in the video or that it's even real armor and not just something made out of tin foil.  There's a certain amount of implicit trust involved anyway, so I would just take you at your word that you had tried resting in it and that it wasn't that bad.Your point about the people in traction is far more interesting and something I hadn't thought of before.  When you're tired, your body will sleep.  When there are things that might otherwise interfere with that, your body has some capability to ignore them.  After getting used to them for awhile, you can even ignore being in full traction just fine.For a Fighter that had been training since the age of 7 or so, I would think then that they would be used to sleeping in armor sometimes.  Either while out on field maneuvers, or perhaps because they came home after practice sometimes and just collapsed and fell asleep in their armor.  Either way though, I would be that they would have some experience with it, and could at least handle a couple of days cooped up in it.  Any more than that is pushing it a bit anyway, because the party should not be spending every night for a week sleeing in the dungeon without getting caught by the patrols.</blockquote>