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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7121428" data-attributes="member: 6795602">It's really not as hard to follow as you are making it.1.  My first principle was adding in a full rest.  The very act of adding a full rest means other rests by definition will not fully restore you.  Apparent and obvious are the words that come to my mind here.  Maybe not?2.  You said: "So uh, restoring 50% of abilities is not based on chance?"You quoted: "Let's say I wasn't basing the recharge on chance"50% in the context you quoted was an amount not a chance.  ('50% of the pie').  50% in other context may be a probability.  So to more completely answer your question, the example you cited was an example to illustrate the problem with going by a fixed amount (like 50% abilities recovered each rest.).To differentiate, one can have a method (like rolling 11 or higher on a d20) that will be random but on average will give back an amount of 50% of your abilities.3.  The problem where using a fixed amount like 50% will either give you all or nothing back depending on whether you round up or down.</blockquote>