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<blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 6326342" data-attributes="member: 957">Speaking exclusively for myself as amongst that group.....I wouldn't call myself a fan of this, but it really isn't a big deal at all.For one thing, at 18th level I'm ok assigning some implicit supernatural aspects to pretty much any D&amp;D character.&nbsp; I don't want to be saddled with &quot;every&quot; fighter has this ability.&nbsp; But realistically, the fraction of the time that I'm playing at L18+ combined with the fraction of characters who are pure fighters means this is going to be a very rare thing.&nbsp; So having that one character become supernatural at L18 can easily fit in a narrative within a world where people as a whole still need to &quot;heal&quot;.&nbsp; The issue with the HD/100% on a full rest is that it defines the narrative baseline for everyone.Also, this ability is limited to healing up to 50% of HP.&nbsp; So the blend of some real and some abstract that I like is protected.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BryonD, post: 6326342, member: 957"] Speaking exclusively for myself as amongst that group..... I wouldn't call myself a fan of this, but it really isn't a big deal at all. For one thing, at 18th level I'm ok assigning some implicit supernatural aspects to pretty much any D&D character. I don't want to be saddled with "every" fighter has this ability. But realistically, the fraction of the time that I'm playing at L18+ combined with the fraction of characters who are pure fighters means this is going to be a very rare thing. So having that one character become supernatural at L18 can easily fit in a narrative within a world where people as a whole still need to "heal". The issue with the HD/100% on a full rest is that it defines the narrative baseline for everyone. Also, this ability is limited to healing up to 50% of HP. So the blend of some real and some abstract that I like is protected. [/QUOTE]

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