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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 6431243" data-attributes="member: 6716779">It was the initiative order. It was the Druid that was KOed, I was the bard busy trying to keep the remaining baddies off the downed fighter and druid. I was the last one left standing on the front line (with the least amount of hit points) The Rogue is the one who usually stabilises PCs as bonus actions. I used my bonus action to shield bash a NPC down and kill him and I was out of range for healing word anyway. If I had done that someone else would have like died and the Druid bleed out before my turn anyway (she rolled a 1). The Rogue was ahead in the initiative order. On my turn the Druid had failed one save and both the Druid and Fighter were bleeding out. I think I was also more or less out of spells. We would not have got in that situation if the Rogue was not on the other side of the map sniping away and taking the odd hit for us anyway. It was a fight late in the day and I was tanked as I had to use aura of vitality and healing words earlier in the day (due to similar conditions taking more damage than we had to).&nbsp;I think the Rogue also has a healing magic item (2d8+3 20'radius 2/day) he can use as a bonus action as well, we gave it to him as he was the healer. Hard to use at 60 odd feet.&nbsp;And yes we do have a fighter picking locks in the other party. The wizard had plenty of spells left as he did not have to use them on healing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 6431243, member: 6716779"] It was the initiative order. It was the Druid that was KOed, I was the bard busy trying to keep the remaining baddies off the downed fighter and druid. I was the last one left standing on the front line (with the least amount of hit points) The Rogue is the one who usually stabilises PCs as bonus actions. I used my bonus action to shield bash a NPC down and kill him and I was out of range for healing word anyway. If I had done that someone else would have like died and the Druid bleed out before my turn anyway (she rolled a 1). The Rogue was ahead in the initiative order. On my turn the Druid had failed one save and both the Druid and Fighter were bleeding out. I think I was also more or less out of spells. We would not have got in that situation if the Rogue was not on the other side of the map sniping away and taking the odd hit for us anyway. It was a fight late in the day and I was tanked as I had to use aura of vitality and healing words earlier in the day (due to similar conditions taking more damage than we had to). I think the Rogue also has a healing magic item (2d8+3 20'radius 2/day) he can use as a bonus action as well, we gave it to him as he was the healer. Hard to use at 60 odd feet. And yes we do have a fighter picking locks in the other party. The wizard had plenty of spells left as he did not have to use them on healing. [/QUOTE]

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