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--- 5erules [2022/02/20 00:15] – jims
+++ 5erules [2022/08/21 12:42] (current) – 50.45.185.57
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 ======== 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons ========
-This page details how I use the 5th edition rules.  Comments welcome.
+This page details how I use the 5th edition rules.
 ==== Included Rules ====
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 === Persistent Damage ===
-  * Any time a character takes damage, they incur one point of "Persistent Damage" for each die rolled against them.
+  * //Sadly, playtesting determined this rule to be cumbersome and it has been jettisoned.//
-  * This damage is part of (not in addition to) the normal hit point damage they take and needs to be kept track of separately.
+  * <del>Any time a character takes damage, they incur one point of "Persistent Damage" for each die rolled against them.</del>
-  * Each point of Persistent Damage reduces the character's maximum hit point total by one.
+  * <del>This damage is part of (not in addition to) the normal hit point damage they take and needs to be kept track of separately.</del>
-  * <del>If the total of Persistent Damage equals the character's total hit points, they die.</del>
+  * <del>Each point of Persistent Damage reduces the character's maximum hit point total by one.</del>
-  * Magical healing (except for Healing Word) restores one point of Persistent Damage for each die rolled.
+  * <del>Magical healing (except for Healing Word) restores one point of Persistent Damage for each die rolled.</del>
-  * Hit dice rolled after a Short Rest has no effect on Persistent Damage.
+  * <del>Hit dice rolled after a Short Rest has no effect on Persistent Damage.</del>
-  * A Long Rest restores ONE point of Persistent Damage.
+  * <del>A Long Rest restores ONE point of Persistent Damage.</del>
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