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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 2448905" data-attributes="member: 710">It seems to me as if it actually doesn´t matter. Many of the tokens seem to be applied to certain targets (think of Archers aim pool, or the Executioners pool), so if the target is still there, you continue to use your token. If all old targets are gone, you have no useful tokens, anyway. The hunters token seem to be the only terrain-based ones, I think they might actually be a &quot;problem&quot; - or in fact the indicator: No time to rest, still the same area? Encounter goes on. But the Hunter is also special - he gains a few tokens automatically at the beginning of combat, so he might not even care about wether he &quot;lost&quot; token due to a new encounter beginnin. But probably it doesn´t matter for a second reason: You try to spend tokens as fast as you get them (according to playtester reports), so chances are good that you don´t have that much to lose by starting a new encounter.The way tokens are gained and spend indicates to me that the duration of an encounter or the number of encounters doesn´t really matter.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 2448905, member: 710"] It seems to me as if it actually doesn´t matter. Many of the tokens seem to be applied to certain targets (think of Archers aim pool, or the Executioners pool), so if the target is still there, you continue to use your token. If all old targets are gone, you have no useful tokens, anyway. The hunters token seem to be the only terrain-based ones, I think they might actually be a "problem" - or in fact the indicator: No time to rest, still the same area? Encounter goes on. But the Hunter is also special - he gains a few tokens automatically at the beginning of combat, so he might not even care about wether he "lost" token due to a new encounter beginnin. But probably it doesn´t matter for a second reason: You try to spend tokens as fast as you get them (according to playtester reports), so chances are good that you don´t have that much to lose by starting a new encounter. The way tokens are gained and spend indicates to me that the duration of an encounter or the number of encounters doesn´t really matter. [/QUOTE]

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