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<blockquote data-quote="WanderingMystic" data-source="post: 8504521" data-attributes="member: 69157">Combats per short restAdept: 2 combats (you use your exertion for your maneuvers and your martial arts extra attacks so you burn through more Bard: 2 combats (you burn through your inspiration due to battle hymns)Barbarian: 3 combats ( your rage is per day and your maneuvers feel like icing)Cleric: 3 (only fuels your channel divinity which is situational imo unless you have added the ability to regain spell slots from tashas)Druid: 6 encounters per day short rest not needed. Fighter: 2-3 encounters (not as necessary as the adept but nice.)Marshall (haven't played but seems like 2 maybe 3 )Warlocks: 3-4 encounters ( the change to spell points makes it easier to go more combats)Wizard: 3-4 encounters (used for your signature spells and to regain some spell slots)Over all most martial classes feel like they need a short rest every 2-3 encounters while your casters really only need 1 short rest per day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WanderingMystic, post: 8504521, member: 69157"] Combats per short rest Adept: 2 combats (you use your exertion for your maneuvers and your martial arts extra attacks so you burn through more Bard: 2 combats (you burn through your inspiration due to battle hymns) Barbarian: 3 combats ( your rage is per day and your maneuvers feel like icing) Cleric: 3 (only fuels your channel divinity which is situational imo unless you have added the ability to regain spell slots from tashas) Druid: 6 encounters per day short rest not needed. Fighter: 2-3 encounters (not as necessary as the adept but nice.) Marshall (haven't played but seems like 2 maybe 3 ) Warlocks: 3-4 encounters ( the change to spell points makes it easier to go more combats) Wizard: 3-4 encounters (used for your signature spells and to regain some spell slots) Over all most martial classes feel like they need a short rest every 2-3 encounters while your casters really only need 1 short rest per day. [/QUOTE]

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