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<blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 6783052" data-attributes="member: 29398"><p>What we've been doing in our 1e game for eons now might be of use here:</p><p></p><p>Immediately after any combat or situation where you took damage you can take a short rest - usually just a few minutes - where you patch up the nicks, take a drink of water, catch your breath, etc. This gets you back a small dice worth of h.p. (we use d3, 5e might be better suited to d6). If you do anything else after a combat ends other than rest (e.g. keep moving, stop and loot or search, etc.) the opportunity to rest is lost; it is also lost if you receive any other form of healing or curing in the meantime.</p><p></p><p>We use a body-fatigue point system and to thusly rest you have to still be in fatigues; for 5e purposes and to make it simpler you could just make it that you're able to thusly rest at any h.p. level above 1. (if you're at 1 or 0 you're too badly hurt for this sort of short rest to do you any good, and need more persuasive healing).</p><p></p><p>Lanefan</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lanefan, post: 6783052, member: 29398"] What we've been doing in our 1e game for eons now might be of use here: Immediately after any combat or situation where you took damage you can take a short rest - usually just a few minutes - where you patch up the nicks, take a drink of water, catch your breath, etc. This gets you back a small dice worth of h.p. (we use d3, 5e might be better suited to d6). If you do anything else after a combat ends other than rest (e.g. keep moving, stop and loot or search, etc.) the opportunity to rest is lost; it is also lost if you receive any other form of healing or curing in the meantime. We use a body-fatigue point system and to thusly rest you have to still be in fatigues; for 5e purposes and to make it simpler you could just make it that you're able to thusly rest at any h.p. level above 1. (if you're at 1 or 0 you're too badly hurt for this sort of short rest to do you any good, and need more persuasive healing). Lanefan [/QUOTE]
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