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#1 Zardnaar Sep 07, 2015 3:09:11	The following is a rough guide to the amount of healing available to the game via several sources. I have assigned each source an amount of points. How many points does the average party need? That would vary by the group but generally 1 point I would regard as minimum, 2 points a generous amount and more than 2 points perhaps excessive.   The ponit system is just a rough guide based on a gut feel and assumes 2 short rests per day. Bard ratings also assume they know some of the basc healing spells have taken the right spells with magical secrets.    Cleric Life1/Lore Bard 6+ (with goodberry and Aura of Vitality) 2 Cleric (Life1/Land Druid XYZ) 2 Cleric (Life) 1.5 Clerics (everything else) 1 Druid 0.75 Favored Soul (life) 0.5 Healer Feat 1 Lore Bard 0.75 (1 level 6+) Paladin 0.5 Ranger 0.25 Rogue (Thief) with Healer Feat 1.25 Valor Bard 0.75    My current players clock in at 3.25 probably excessive healing (Druid/Cleric, Thief with healer and Paladin)
#2 AaronOfBarbaria Sep 07, 2015 3:46:12	Yes, that certainly is an arbitrary rating system you have used, not at all explained, and made no attempts to actually begin any kind of dicussion with.
#3 Glimjack Sep 07, 2015 7:14:53	Yeah, I have to agree. You're totally over-valuing the usefulness of goodberry.
#4 jaelis Sep 07, 2015 8:58:13	I don't think you can usefully lump together out-of-combat and in-combat healing... they have pretty different applications and benefits.
#5 Zardnaar Sep 07, 2015 11:18:44	Glimjack wrote:
#6 Dwarfslayer Sep 07, 2015 13:10:38	Are we talking about out-of-combat healing or in-combat healing here? Because the two are totally different things in my experience.
#7 Zardnaar Sep 07, 2015 22:46:13	Dwarfslayer wrote:
#8 LuisCarlos17f Sep 08, 2015 6:34:39	I remember a pose and a maneuver from 3.5 "Tome of Battle: Book of Nine Swords" where each sucefful attacks gave healing points.