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<blockquote data-quote="Jefe Bergenstein" data-source="post: 8613411" data-attributes="member: 31506">I can't help but notice you intentionally leave off resolve, the ability to muscle through adversity. HP are not actual debilitating wounds. There is no HP loss that comes with losing a limb, so the whole &quot;shouting a hand back on&quot; was 100% disingenuous.How does a night's rest restore someone's skill? Why does a potion of healing restore their luck? Shouldn't it be a potion of luck?HP have always been gamist nonsense. I don't know how the v-tude babies somehow convinced themselves that HP actually simulated anything, other than they were exposed when their minds were still flexible and open to imagination.Narrate this scene.Amy strikes Bob for 5 HP of damage with her longsword.Carl casts Healing Word and Bob regains 3 HP.Healing was such a piddly component of the warlord anyways. It was just an excuse for the usual crowd to once again deny a fighter type nice things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jefe Bergenstein, post: 8613411, member: 31506"] I can't help but notice you intentionally leave off resolve, the ability to muscle through adversity. HP are not actual debilitating wounds. There is no HP loss that comes with losing a limb, so the whole "shouting a hand back on" was 100% disingenuous. How does a night's rest restore someone's skill? Why does a potion of healing restore their luck? Shouldn't it be a potion of luck? HP have always been gamist nonsense. I don't know how the v-tude babies somehow convinced themselves that HP actually simulated anything, other than they were exposed when their minds were still flexible and open to imagination. Narrate this scene. Amy strikes Bob for 5 HP of damage with her longsword. Carl casts Healing Word and Bob regains 3 HP. Healing was such a piddly component of the warlord anyways. It was just an excuse for the usual crowd to once again deny a fighter type nice things. [/QUOTE]

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