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<blockquote data-quote="Polisurgist" data-source="post: 6870539" data-attributes="member: 6821654">In my case it didn't because the campaign started with this idea and I'm designing adventures to take it into account, trying to keep the number of stand-up fights to the death the characters face down to the level you'd find in a book or a movie. You'd probably have a hard time running a lot of published adventures with the same rules, and changing them after a campaign starts is going to present complications.The important thing is that I generally still have the same number of combats per session, that I would normally, it just gives me the freedom to plan adventures that take place over a longer span of time.But my rules don't include different rest times for travel and otherwise; I feel like that's a little arbitrary, though since the lifestyle level plays into it, it's presumably a little easier to get in a shorter rest when you're in civilization.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Polisurgist, post: 6870539, member: 6821654"] In my case it didn't because the campaign started with this idea and I'm designing adventures to take it into account, trying to keep the number of stand-up fights to the death the characters face down to the level you'd find in a book or a movie. You'd probably have a hard time running a lot of published adventures with the same rules, and changing them after a campaign starts is going to present complications. The important thing is that I generally still have the same number of combats [i]per session,[/i] that I would normally, it just gives me the freedom to plan adventures that take place over a longer span of time. But my rules don't include different rest times for travel and otherwise; I feel like that's a little arbitrary, though since the lifestyle level plays into it, it's presumably a little easier to get in a shorter rest when you're in civilization. [/QUOTE]

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