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Guy at 07:29, 18 December 2020

2020-12-18T07:29:10Z

Guy: /* Restless */

2020-11-24T22:37:46Z

Restless

Guy at 00:29, 24 June 2020

2020-06-24T00:29:08Z

Guy at 09:02, 17 June 2020

2020-06-17T09:02:38Z

Guy at 17:14, 6 May 2020

2020-05-06T17:14:01Z

Guy: /* Restless */

2020-05-05T21:49:53Z

Restless

Guy at 13:51, 29 April 2020

2020-04-29T13:51:32Z

Guy at 14:35, 22 April 2020

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Guy at 12:41, 22 April 2020

2020-04-22T12:41:18Z

Guy: /* Short rest */

2020-03-17T23:15:39Z

Short rest

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 ==Short rest==
-Rest is any period during which a character does nothing more strenuous than eating, drinking, reading, and tending to wounds.  At the end of at least 5 minutes of rest, a player can expend at least one of their character's {{hc}} to finish a '''short rest'''.  (If no {{hc}}s are spent, you do not gain any benefits of a short rest.)  You can spend a number of {{hc}} up to the character's maximum, which is equal to the character's [[level]].
+Rest is any period during which a character does nothing more strenuous than eating, drinking, reading, and tending to wounds.  At the end of at least 5 minutes of rest, a player can expend at least one of their character's {{hc}} to finish a '''short rest'''.  If no {{hc}}s are spent, you do not gain any benefits of a short rest.  You can spend a number of {{hc}} up to the character's maximum, which is equal to the character's [[level]].
 For each {{hc}} spent at the end of a short rest, the player rolls the {{hc}} die and add the character's {{con}} modifier to the result.  The character regains {{hp}} equal to the total.  The player can decide to spend an additional {{hc}} after each roll.<!--
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 ==Restless==
-Sleep and rest do not necessarily overlap, but it is generally assumed an character will sleep sufficiently during a long rest.  A character may suffer [[exhaustion]] for going without sleep.
+Sleep and rest do not necessarily overlap, but it is generally assumed a character will sleep sufficiently during a long rest.  A character may suffer [[exhaustion]] for going without sleep.
 A character or creature that requires sleep but goes over 24 hours without adequate sleep during a [[long rest]] must succeed on a DC 10 {{con}} [[saving throw]] or suffer one level of [[exhaustion]].  Going without sleep becomes progressively difficult for each passing day.  This DC increases by 5 for each day (24 hours) that has passed without adequate sleep, regardless of any previous save's success or failure.

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 Sleep and rest do not necessarily overlap, but it is generally assumed an character will sleep sufficiently during a long rest.  A character may suffer [[exhaustion]] for going without sleep.
-A character or creature that requires sleep but goes over 24 hours without sleeping during the majority of a long rest must succeed on a DC 10 {{con}} [[saving throw]] or suffer one level of [[exhaustion]].  Going without sleep becomes progressively difficult for each passing day.  This DC increases by 5 for each day (24 hours) that has passed without adequate sleep, regardless of any previous save's success or failure.
+A character or creature that requires sleep but goes over 24 hours without adequate sleep during a [[long rest]] must succeed on a DC 10 {{con}} [[saving throw]] or suffer one level of [[exhaustion]].  Going without sleep becomes progressively difficult for each passing day.  This DC increases by 5 for each day (24 hours) that has passed without adequate sleep, regardless of any previous save's success or failure.
 Some creatures do not require sleep.  These creatures can still gain the benefits of rest, but never gain [[exhaustion]] for going without rest or sleep.

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 Sleep and rest do not necessarily overlap, but it is generally assumed an character will sleep sufficiently during a long rest.  A character may suffer [[exhaustion]] for going without sleep.
-A character or creature that requires sleep but goes over 24 hours without sleeping during the majority of a long rest must succeed on a DC 0 {{con}} [[saving throw]] or suffer one level of [[exhaustion]].  Going without sleep becomes progressively difficult for each passing day.  This DC increases by 5 for each day (24 hours) that has passed without adequate sleep, regardless of any previous save's success or failure.
+A character or creature that requires sleep but goes over 24 hours without sleeping during the majority of a long rest must succeed on a DC 10 {{con}} [[saving throw]] or suffer one level of [[exhaustion]].  Going without sleep becomes progressively difficult for each passing day.  This DC increases by 5 for each day (24 hours) that has passed without adequate sleep, regardless of any previous save's success or failure.
 Some creatures do not require sleep.  These creatures can still gain the benefits of rest, but never gain [[exhaustion]] for going without rest or sleep.

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 Sleep and rest do not necessarily overlap, but it is generally assumed an character will sleep sufficiently during a long rest.  A character may suffer [[exhaustion]] for going without sleep.
-A character or creature that requires sleep but goes over 24 hours without sleeping during the majority of a long rest must make a DC 15 {{con}} [[saving throw]].  This DC increases by 5 for each day that has passed without adequate sleep, regardless of any previous save's success or failure.  On a failed save, the creature gains one level of [[exhaustion]].
+A character or creature that requires sleep but goes over 24 hours without sleeping during the majority of a long rest must succeed on a DC 0 {{con}} [[saving throw]] or suffer one level of [[exhaustion]].  Going without sleep becomes progressively difficult for each passing day.  This DC increases by 5 for each day (24 hours) that has passed without adequate sleep, regardless of any previous save's success or failure.
 Some creatures do not require sleep.  These creatures can still gain the benefits of rest, but never gain [[exhaustion]] for going without rest or sleep.

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 {{clear}}
 ==Short rest==
-Rest is any period during which a character does nothing more strenuous than eating, drinking, reading, and tending to wounds.  At the end of at least 5 minutes of rest, a player expend at least one of their character's {{hc}} to finish a '''short rest'''.  (If no {{hc}}s are spent, you do not gain any benefits of a short rest.)  You can spend a number of {{hc}} up to the character's maximum, which is equal to the character's [[level]].
+Rest is any period during which a character does nothing more strenuous than eating, drinking, reading, and tending to wounds.  At the end of at least 5 minutes of rest, a player can expend at least one of their character's {{hc}} to finish a '''short rest'''.  (If no {{hc}}s are spent, you do not gain any benefits of a short rest.)  You can spend a number of {{hc}} up to the character's maximum, which is equal to the character's [[level]].
 For each {{hc}} spent at the end of a short rest, the player rolls the {{hc}} die and add the character's {{con}} modifier to the result.  The character regains {{hp}} equal to the total.  The player can decide to spend an additional {{hc}} after each roll.<!--

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 A character or creature that requires sleep but goes over 24 hours without sleeping during the majority of a long rest must make a DC 15 {{con}} [[saving throw]].  This DC increases by 5 for each day that has passed without adequate sleep, regardless of any previous save's success or failure.  On a failed save, the creature gains one level of [[exhaustion]].
-Some creatures do not require sleep.  These creatures still gain the benefits of rest, but never gain [[exhaustion]] for going without rest or sleep.
+Some creatures do not require sleep.  These creatures can still gain the benefits of rest, but never gain [[exhaustion]] for going without rest or sleep.
 <noinclude>{{SRD}}<br/><small>''Alterations were made to include [[Hyrulean guidelines]].''</small>
 [[Category:System Reference]]</noinclude>

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 <noinclude>{{Navi}}
-</noinclude>{{Aside|Hyrulean Quick Rest|The [[Hyrule Compendium]] assumes a variant of '''rest''' like one found on page 267 of the ''Dungeon Master's Guide''.  Quicker "short rest" periods are meant to closer emulate ''Zelda'' games in which combat is routine and healing is quick.  This rule can make [[combat]] easier for players, but a concerned DM can compensate for this by increasing the [[Challenge Rating]] of combat encounters.}}
+</noinclude>{{Aside|Hyrulean Quick Rest|[[Legends of Hyrule]] assumes a variant of '''rest''' like one found on page 267 of the ''Dungeon Master's Guide''.  Quicker "short rest" periods are meant to closer emulate ''Zelda'' games in which combat is routine and healing is quick.  This rule can make [[combat]] easier for players, but a concerned DM can compensate for this by increasing the [[Challenge Rating]] of combat encounters.}}
 Heroic though they might be, adventurers can’t spend every hour of the day in the thick of exploration, social interaction, and [[combat]]. They need rest—time to sleep and eat, tend their wounds, refresh their minds and spirits for [[spellcasting]], and brace themselves for further adventure.

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−	{{Aside\|Hyrulean Quick Rest\|The [[Hyrule Compendium]] assumes a variant of '''rest''' like one found on page 267 of the ''Dungeon Master's Guide''. Quicker "short rest" periods are meant to closer emulate ''Zelda'' games in which combat is routine and healing is quick. This rule can make [[combat]] easier for players, but a concerned DM can compensate for this by increasing the [[Challenge Rating]] of combat encounters.}}	+	<noinclude>{{Navi}}
		+	</noinclude>{{Aside\|Hyrulean Quick Rest\|The [[Hyrule Compendium]] assumes a variant of '''rest''' like one found on page 267 of the ''Dungeon Master's Guide''. Quicker "short rest" periods are meant to closer emulate ''Zelda'' games in which combat is routine and healing is quick. This rule can make [[combat]] easier for players, but a concerned DM can compensate for this by increasing the [[Challenge Rating]] of combat encounters.}}
	Heroic though they might be, adventurers can’t spend every hour of the day in the thick of exploration, social interaction, and [[combat]]. They need rest—time to sleep and eat, tend their wounds, refresh their minds and spirits for [[spellcasting]], and brace themselves for further adventure.		Heroic though they might be, adventurers can’t spend every hour of the day in the thick of exploration, social interaction, and [[combat]]. They need rest—time to sleep and eat, tend their wounds, refresh their minds and spirits for [[spellcasting]], and brace themselves for further adventure.

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	Since non-player characters usually don't have {{hc}}s, they usually don't benefit from short rests. -->		Since non-player characters usually don't have {{hc}}s, they usually don't benefit from short rests. -->
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	==Long rest==		==Long rest==