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<blockquote data-quote="Guest 7034872" data-source="post: 8542697">Thanks.That bolded sentence is exactly the concern I had: there are all sorts of spells and abilities in the book that have a duration of effect unequivocally ordered around long rests taking just eight hours. But under Gritty Realism, would those spells and abilities all get their duration multiplied by twenty-one in order to perfectly balance it out? (Doesn't seem like a &quot;perfect&quot; balance to me, btw--seems freaky even though in a naïve sense that's what the math would say to do.) But then what about all the other spells and abilities with durations that aren't obviously ordered around getting rejuvenated with a long rest? Do those expand, too? Why or why not?This is a can of worms I prefer not to open. I have no quarrel at all with other DMs and parties of players who choose to--that's their business and none of mine. I just see too many things going wonky here for me to be comfortable with it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guest 7034872, post: 8542697"] Thanks. That bolded sentence is exactly the concern I had: there are all sorts of spells and abilities in the book that have a duration of effect unequivocally ordered around long rests taking just eight hours. But under Gritty Realism, would those spells and abilities all get their duration multiplied by twenty-one in order to perfectly balance it out? (Doesn't seem like a "perfect" balance to me, btw--seems freaky even though in a naïve sense that's what the math would say to do.) But then what about all the other spells and abilities with durations that aren't obviously ordered around getting rejuvenated with a long rest? Do those expand, too? Why or why not? This is a can of worms I prefer not to open. I have no quarrel at all with other DMs and parties of players who choose to--that's their business and none of mine. I just see too many things going wonky here for me to be comfortable with it. [/QUOTE]

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