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<blockquote data-quote="Ben Weaver" data-source="post: 8981532" data-attributes="member: 6800417">I have started running an A5E game and one of my player's is a Berzerker with the Path of Lean Winters talent.The question I have is on this portion:&quot;Additionally, you can go without Supply for a number of days equal to 3 + your Constitution modifier (minimum 1) before suffering a level of fatigue.&quot;I could not determine any rules for this. My at-the-table ruling was that the character will need to complete an equal number of long rests while consuming a Supply before you can use this feature again. He did not really like it, so I thought I would get some feedback. He interpreted this as essentially infinite since he could use it again whenever he wanted. His compromise was he needed 1 long rest with Supply to reset (so for him he would only need supply once every seven days.The Forsaken benefit &quot;Eat like a Bird&quot; is similar, and also does not list a limitation.Is there an official ruling or something I am missing?If not, how would you rule on this?Thank you in advance.DMBen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ben Weaver, post: 8981532, member: 6800417"] I have started running an A5E game and one of my player's is a Berzerker with the Path of Lean Winters talent. The question I have is on this portion: "Additionally, you can go without Supply for a number of days equal to 3 + your Constitution modifier (minimum 1) before suffering a level of fatigue." I could not determine any rules for this. My at-the-table ruling was that the character will need to complete an equal number of long rests while consuming a Supply before you can use this feature again. He did not really like it, so I thought I would get some feedback. He interpreted this as essentially infinite since he could use it again whenever he wanted. His compromise was he needed 1 long rest with Supply to reset (so for him he would only need supply once every seven days. The Forsaken benefit "Eat like a Bird" is similar, and also does not list a limitation. Is there an official ruling or something I am missing? If not, how would you rule on this? Thank you in advance. DMBen [/QUOTE]

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