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<blockquote data-quote="herrozerro" data-source="post: 6296196" data-attributes="member: 86211">Regeneration in 4e is defined in phb 293:&quot;Regeneration is a special form of healing that restoresa fixed number of hit points every round. Regenerationdoesn’t rely on healing surges.&quot;There is nothing in the regeneration entry about wounds closing or skin sticking back together.&nbsp; In fact since 4e has no wound system, all it does is restore HP.&nbsp; The flavor of regeneration is up to the power, and to an extent the player's flavor as well.For example, Boundless endurance's flavor is just shaking of your wounds.&nbsp; The only other martial power in the phb with regeneration is Unyielding avalanche, a 15th level fighter power.&nbsp; No mention of wounds magically closing in the flavor or title.If you'd like to find me a definition of regeneration from 4e that shows that all regeneration is wolverine like healing, be my guest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="herrozerro, post: 6296196, member: 86211"] Regeneration in 4e is defined in phb 293: "Regeneration is a special form of healing that restoresa fixed number of hit points every round. Regeneration doesn’t rely on healing surges." There is nothing in the regeneration entry about wounds closing or skin sticking back together. In fact since 4e has no wound system, all it does is restore HP. The flavor of regeneration is up to the power, and to an extent the player's flavor as well. For example, Boundless endurance's flavor is just shaking of your wounds. The only other martial power in the phb with regeneration is Unyielding avalanche, a 15th level fighter power. No mention of wounds magically closing in the flavor or title. If you'd like to find me a definition of regeneration from 4e that shows that all regeneration is wolverine like healing, be my guest. [/QUOTE]

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