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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7036857" data-attributes="member: 6704184">No, it is literally the rules as written.look. The general rule says that you can maintain Concentration for the duration of the spell unless something specific happens to break your concentration. On that we all agree. Nowhere in the rules does it even vaguely implie that resting can break your concentration. No matter what, you are at least making that up, as a ruling. It's the same as deciding that making sandwiches breaks concentration, or waiting for the guard to change, or hiding out as the last light of day fails, or playing an instrument, or chatting with a courtier, or stalking a deer you have marked with Hunter's Mark. *A rule would have to at least suggest that for it to be part of the rules. Without such a rule, resting, by default, does not break concentration. The most that the rules as written allow, without going into ruling or even houseruling territory, is the DM deciding that some part of resting merits a D.C. 10 Concentration check to maintain Concentration. It would be a stretch, and a blatantly metagaming one, but it would technically be within the bounds of RAW. * here is where such a ruling "grinds my gears". I do not believe, for a single moment, that any of you would ever have ruled that taking a short rest breaks concentration on a ranger's Hunter's Mark cast at lvl3. The only reason you are even floating the idea is that you don't like this specific use of concentrating through a rest.</blockquote>

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