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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 8523247" data-attributes="member: 23751">No.Matt in the Wheel of Time was laid out for days in the middle of the story due to the dagger and healing.&nbsp; Harry Dresden was in rehab for weeks or months in the book at the beginning of the story.&nbsp; Luke had to spend time in the bacta tank healing from his injuries at the beginning of Empire Strikes Back.&nbsp; James Bond has had to recover at the beginning of the movie.&nbsp; Corwin in Nine Princes in Amber has to recover more than once from injuries at the beginning or middle of books, as does his son Corwin in the middle of books.&nbsp; Important members in the Sparhawk books had to be left behind on occasion to heal.&nbsp; Heroes healing in the middle of books isn't as rare as you guys want to make it out to be.&nbsp; I think it's in the minority of stories, but it's not particularly rare.Yeah.&nbsp; I'm not saying this is very feasible in D&amp;D.&nbsp; I'm refuting the claim that it was rare in fantasy stories.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 8523247, member: 23751"] No. Matt in the Wheel of Time was laid out for days in the middle of the story due to the dagger and healing. Harry Dresden was in rehab for weeks or months in the book at the beginning of the story. Luke had to spend time in the bacta tank healing from his injuries at the beginning of Empire Strikes Back. James Bond has had to recover at the beginning of the movie. Corwin in Nine Princes in Amber has to recover more than once from injuries at the beginning or middle of books, as does his son Corwin in the middle of books. Important members in the Sparhawk books had to be left behind on occasion to heal. Heroes healing in the middle of books isn't as rare as you guys want to make it out to be. I think it's in the minority of stories, but it's not particularly rare. Yeah. I'm not saying this is very feasible in D&D. I'm refuting the claim that it was rare in fantasy stories. [/QUOTE]

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