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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 8753425" data-attributes="member: 6801228">But not a single proposal on this thread has been without cost. Additionally, characters have a maximum lift and jump, and the rolls are very vague &quot;roll to do better&quot;. How high allows you to do how much better? We don't know. The rules are vague to the point of barely existing. But I think this points to the heart of the discussion in this thread. There are things that narratively make sense. Pushing yourself to run faster at the risk of injury. Praying to the gods in a desperate situation when the Gods are Real and Respond. But there aren't specific rules to govern these actions.&nbsp; And no, I don't think clerics count for the praying to the gods, because Healing Word isn't a desperate hail mary prayer in a dark time, it is a reliable divine gift you can spam. And I think &quot;yes, but at what cost&quot; is a great way to handle these situations that fall outside the normal rules paradigm.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 8753425, member: 6801228"] But not a single proposal on this thread has been without cost. Additionally, characters have a maximum lift and jump, and the rolls are very vague "roll to do better". How high allows you to do how much better? We don't know. The rules are vague to the point of barely existing. But I think this points to the heart of the discussion in this thread. There are things that narratively make sense. Pushing yourself to run faster at the risk of injury. Praying to the gods in a desperate situation when the Gods are Real and Respond. But there aren't specific rules to govern these actions. And no, I don't think clerics count for the praying to the gods, because Healing Word isn't a desperate hail mary prayer in a dark time, it is a reliable divine gift you can spam. And I think "yes, but at what cost" is a great way to handle these situations that fall outside the normal rules paradigm. [/QUOTE]

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