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<blockquote data-quote="eriktheguy" data-source="post: 4928909" data-attributes="member: 83662">Since this thread brought up the question of healing surges/milestones, what does everyone think should be the limiting factor in the adventuring day for 5e? In 3e, the adventuring day was limited by HP, and daily spells (of which we had many). It could be artificially extended by potions/wands/scrolls (basically, by money).In 4e, the day was limited by healing surges, and daily spells, and could not be artificially extended. Having a long adventuring day was encouraged by giving you an additional action point and allowing an additional item daily at a milestone.Some of you are against surges. I like that the adventuring day is no longer controlled by money (potions/scrolls) as it was in 3e, so what does everyone else think? Are there alternative systems that can limit the adventuring day without encouraging a full rest after every fight and without using the unattractive surge system?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eriktheguy, post: 4928909, member: 83662"] Since this thread brought up the question of healing surges/milestones, what does everyone think should be the limiting factor in the adventuring day for 5e? In 3e, the adventuring day was limited by HP, and daily spells (of which we had many). It could be artificially extended by potions/wands/scrolls (basically, by money). In 4e, the day was limited by healing surges, and daily spells, and could not be artificially extended. Having a long adventuring day was encouraged by giving you an additional action point and allowing an additional item daily at a milestone. Some of you are against surges. I like that the adventuring day is no longer controlled by money (potions/scrolls) as it was in 3e, so what does everyone else think? Are there alternative systems that can limit the adventuring day without encouraging a full rest after every fight and without using the unattractive surge system? [/QUOTE]

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