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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 6537813" data-attributes="member: 2011">Yup. My 5E experiences as well.Interestingly enough, my 4E experience is different than my 5E experience. Nearly all fights in 4E (except possibly solos) were ones of multiple PCs getting bloodied or even unconscious until a tipping point was reached where the healing allowed action economy to shift into the favor of the PCs. NPCs tended to fire off their big guns early, so a lot of PCs often took an initial volley of damage which was then healed (usually if the PC got bloodied). That does not often happen in 5E. If a PC gets damaged in 5E (at least IME), they tend to stay that way until the battle is over (or until they go unconscious at which point someone might heal them in combat). Healing was extremely common in 4E combat to the point that it was happening every 2nd or 3rd round at least. It tends to be a lot less common in 5E combat, often not happening at all in an entire encounter. At least at our table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 6537813, member: 2011"] Yup. My 5E experiences as well. Interestingly enough, my 4E experience is different than my 5E experience. Nearly all fights in 4E (except possibly solos) were ones of multiple PCs getting bloodied or even unconscious until a tipping point was reached where the healing allowed action economy to shift into the favor of the PCs. NPCs tended to fire off their big guns early, so a lot of PCs often took an initial volley of damage which was then healed (usually if the PC got bloodied). That does not often happen in 5E. If a PC gets damaged in 5E (at least IME), they tend to stay that way until the battle is over (or until they go unconscious at which point someone might heal them in combat). Healing was extremely common in 4E combat to the point that it was happening every 2nd or 3rd round at least. It tends to be a lot less common in 5E combat, often not happening at all in an entire encounter. At least at our table. [/QUOTE]

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