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<blockquote data-quote="Laurefindel" data-source="post: 8388230" data-attributes="member: 67296">I am solidly in the camp of &quot;any of the following activities interrupt a long rest: walking more than 1 hour, any fighting that is worth rolling for initiative, any spellcasting.&quot;I tend to be a bit more lenient on spellcasting, like I would not ruin a character's rest because they cast prestidigitation to make their pillow less stinky. Assuming the interruption happened after at least 1 hour, I would still allow the benefits of a short rest before the interruption &quot;happens&quot;.Even wizard scribing things and learning spells would count as strenuous activities. From my college student days, I know that doing homeworks is not considered resting. From my parent-of-elementary-schoolers days, helping with homework is not considered resting. From my parent-of-teanageers days, constantly pushing them to do their homework is not considered resting. From my parent-of-college-student days... actually, I can rest now. Until I've got to get their car out of the ditch or pick them up pissed-drunk, that is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Laurefindel, post: 8388230, member: 67296"] I am solidly in the camp of "any of the following activities interrupt a long rest: walking more than 1 hour, any fighting that is worth rolling for initiative, any spellcasting." I tend to be a bit more lenient on spellcasting, like I would not ruin a character's rest because they cast prestidigitation to make their pillow less stinky. Assuming the interruption happened after at least 1 hour, I would still allow the benefits of a short rest before the interruption "happens". Even wizard scribing things and learning spells would count as strenuous activities. From my college student days, I know that doing homeworks is [I]not [/I]considered resting. From my parent-of-elementary-schoolers days, helping with homework is [I]not[/I] considered resting. From my parent-of-teanageers days, constantly pushing them to do their homework is [I]not [/I]considered resting. From my parent-of-college-student days... actually, I can rest now. Until I've got to get their car out of the ditch or pick them up pissed-drunk, that is. [/QUOTE]

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