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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 4553806" data-attributes="member: 23977">I think it's mainly a problem if the DM and the players aren't on the same page about the importance of the narrative.IE if the narrative element is important to all players then they will stop and rest to recover from injuries despite there being no mechanical benefit to doing so, or no mechanical penalty for not doing so. Just because logically thats what you have to do.If the narrative element is important to the DM, but not the players, then when they decide to press on, because well- no reason mechanically they shouldn't, then it will grate on the DM that they are so injured but still continuing on despite the insanity such an action would cause in real life...Having a game rule element in place forces even players who have no issue with continuing on despite their injuries to stop and rest. I personally think it's better to just be on the same page.</blockquote>