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<blockquote data-quote="JLtheking" data-source="post: 8554444" data-attributes="member: 7033100">On top of figuring out how it works, figuring out what happens when you lose the 5th level of fatigue is yet another barrel of worms.If they were previously halved, then logically that means they should now be doubled back to their original value. What does doubling hit dice mean? Do you also double your current number of hit dice? Do you track and regain the hit dice that you previously lost? What if you had spent hit dice between the time you gained and lost the 5th level of fatigue?That’s on the very reasonable assumption that current hit dice are affected by the halving (Interpretation #1), because if they were not, then the 5th level of fatigue basically doesn’t do much at all.It should work both ways. If “halving” the number of hit dice implies that current hit dice are affected, then undoing the halving likewise also implies that current hit dice are affected. The provided wording isn’t precise enough to draw a good conclusion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JLtheking, post: 8554444, member: 7033100"] On top of figuring out how it works, figuring out what happens when you lose the 5th level of fatigue is yet another barrel of worms. If they were previously halved, then logically that means they should now be doubled back to their original value. What does doubling hit dice mean? Do you also double your current number of hit dice? Do you track and regain the hit dice that you previously lost? What if you had spent hit dice between the time you gained and lost the 5th level of fatigue? That’s on the very reasonable assumption that current hit dice are affected by the halving (Interpretation #1), because if they were not, then the 5th level of fatigue basically doesn’t do much at all. It should work both ways. If “halving” the number of hit dice [I]implies[/I] that current hit dice are affected, then undoing the halving likewise also [I]implies[/I] that current hit dice are affected. The provided wording isn’t precise enough to draw a good conclusion. [/QUOTE]

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