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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Forged Fury" data-source="post: 6945880" data-attributes="member: 95059">Sorry, I was editing my post. Here's what I was going to suggest for the Medikit:Medikits are advanced kits, carried in a backpack with almost everything one would need to treat injuries in the field. If the user is proficient in Medicine they are proficient with medikits. A fully stocked medikit has units of supplies sufficient for 10 uses. The kits have a variety of uses, each requiring one unit of supplies:- Grants up to six creatures Advantage on their Hit Dice rolls during a short rest. - Restore expended Hit Dice to a single creature. This requires a DC 10 check and one minute. Success restores one expended Hit Die. A creature must complete a long rest to benefit again.- Cure a disease or neutralize a poison. The DC varies by disease or poison. - Attempt surgery in the field requiring at least one hour of work but at a Disadvantage and most DC start at 15. - Stabilize a dying creature without requiring a Wisdom (Medicine) check.Restocking a medikit costs 10 credits per expended unit of supplies. (Cost 600, Wt. 10kg)The Medic feat can expand on the use options like the Healer feat does to the healer's kit in 5E. Do you think 100 credits is too low for a full restock?ETA: I would have the hit point restoration mechanic be part of the Medic or First Aid feats, probably the First Aid feat. I might consider moving the entirety of the Hit Dice recovery mechanic under the Medic Feat.</blockquote>

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