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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 4551910" data-attributes="member: 23977">Sure it does. He's 1 less healing surge capable of not dying.And why not? Why do you have to wait and see how he's healed to determine how he was damaged? The healing changes nothing that happened previously.You get hit by an axe. You go down, almost dead. Someone "shouts at you." You push past the pain, clear the fog out of your head, and get back into the fight. You're now down 1 healing surge, which shows you are injured. You are not at 100% Take too many hits with an axe, and no amount of "shouting" will get you back up. You are dead. What's different now is that even magic healing cannot fix you to 100% at all times. But this is not schroedingers wounding.In addition to that, long term healing is now not very long term. Overnight is really quick, I agree. But D&D has always seemed to have really quick healing times, they just heightened it. Modify to taste.Perhaps I misunderstood your words. Please be so kind as to explain it?  Perhaps you meant my standards were higher? I can live with that.</blockquote>