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| #1thewildernessDec 13, 2014 13:44:13 | Can someone explain what the last part of this sentence means? It's in the 'Stabilizing a Creature' section in the PH.
"A stable creature that isn't healed regains 1 hit point after 1d4 hours."
I understand everything about this except the '1d4 hours' part.
My understanding is this...
If one of the players/creatures is unconscious, but stable, I roll a 1d4. If the roll is (for example) a 3, then 3 hours of "game time" must pass before that player/creature wakes up and regains 1 hit point. During these 3 hours of game time, the other players/creatures must decide what they will do with the wait time...
Is this correct? |
| #2El_CondoroDec 13, 2014 14:17:18 | That's right. In most cases someone will be able to get the character to at least 1 hit point and they can look after themselves, but if they're unconscious and there is no other option than to wait, it's going to be 1-4 hours before they regain consciousness. |
| #3NoonDec 13, 2014 14:19:34 | As I understand it, yes.
Though generally GM's use time passing techniques - they think about whether any monsters would show up - if they could they roll to determine if they do (or just have them turn up), or they just say 'well, the hours pass and the PC is at 1 HP'. |
| #4thewildernessDec 13, 2014 14:23:58 | Cool beans. Thanks guys! |
| #5cowleymenDec 13, 2014 14:26:02 | Yes, unless some one heals them before that. |