In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 823):

Soon as I get my strength back I can see...

In reply to Azrael (msg # 825):

"You are one of those that need rest, Az."

"Aye.  Haskell, Dareos?  Let's get these prisoners into the refectory for safety.  Jednesa, push the cart over to the refectory."

Jednesa pushes the cart over to the refectory building.

In reply to Jednesa (msg # 828):

"Chris, please help Azrael over to the refractory to rest."

She herself will olso go over to recover her strength...

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 827):

"Of course."

In reply to Dareos Madrigar (msg # 830):

As you load everyone into the refrectory, leaving behind only the bodies of the D'Ivorie troops, stripped of their weapons and armor, you can hear the sound of many horses and horns blowing, approaching from the south road.

(You came from the northwest)

In reply to Narrator (msg # 831):

Is the south gate closed? Did we get any rest?

"Christine, Azrael, Mal, take cover using the cart.  Walter, stay back, screen them if you can.  Dareos, Haskell, let's form a loose line with Dareos in the center.  Jednesa, hang out over there by the corner of the building, if we give the signal to fight, or they attack, you get in and smash."


As the group starts moving, he notices Chris, "Christine, keep Chris back with Walter.  Use him to run interference or break charges by anyone getting past us."
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In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 832):

You have gotten twenty minutes rest before you heard the horses outside the walls.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 834):

So with Fit and level 15 recover energy, I can recover 8 points. Thanks.

Christine just nods to Chris to follow Stenets instructions.

"We want to force them to approach us without cover...but over uneven ground. Cavalry will be a problem otherwise. Perhaps we would doo better to fall back inside the building. Jednessa, can we put the cart inside?"

Azrael also seems to recover fairly quickly once awake.


[Private to GM: Hde also has recover energy at 15... given his rest and now being on the positive side of fatigue, he should be close to recovered.]

Christine Bjorn:

So with Fit and level 15 recover energy, I can recover 8 points.

Fit doesn't recover FP spent on magic and you can't stack FP recovery methods.

Unless gwythaint has a house rule in effect?

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 837):

Fit does not recover energy reserve; any FP can be restored. In DFRPG the only limit is that vVery Fit does not permit 1/2 fatigue lost due to spells, only mundane things like heat and exertion. So Azrael can recover the FP, but not the energy reserve.

As I read Fit, that does not require a house rule. Where do you get that ruling from, Stenet? The description of Fit does not restrict that...

This is false.

Well fuck me running backwards.  Another stealth rules change.  Fit is no longer included in the prohibition from recovering supernatural FP expenditures.

From Basic pg 55:  "In both cases, this advantage applies only to FP lost to exertion, heat, etc. It has no effect on FP spent to power psi or magic spells."

This line is missing from DFRPG's Fit description and is explicitly in Very Fit's description.



As for stacking...

DFRPG Exploits pg 64:
"Spellcasters who know the Recover Energy spell recover 1 FP per five minutes of rest at skill 15-19, or 1 FP per two minutes at skill 20+. Martial artists with the Breath Control skill can roll against it once per two minutes of rest to recover 1 FP. These two abilities replace ordinary recovery, cannot be used together, and don’t benefit from Fit or Very Fit."



I could swear I posted all this yesterday.  The internet gremlins must have got it...
This message was last edited by the player at 22:20, Fri 13 Sept 2019.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 840):

Huh, I never noticed that line in Basic that Fit did not apply to points lost from magic, and that they don't stack. Probably should read the entire description sometimes... If not stacking, i guess I only get 4 points back then.

Most of my characters, like me, are not Fit, somewhere between Fit and Unfit, bordering on Very Unfit!

Christine Bjorn:

Huh, I never noticed that line in Basic that Fit did not apply to points lost from magic, and that they don't stack. Probably should read the entire description sometimes... If not stacking, i guess I only get 4 points back then.

Stacking and not stacking used to be a GM ruling.  DFRPG calls it out as not stacking.  In 3e there were "from on high but not official" rulings that recovery sources didn't stack, but of course munchkins always ignored this (I know my group did back in 3e), and not everyone was on the illuminati bbs.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 842):

Thanks, I hadn't read that in exploits. So while there is no stacking, fit can help recover FP losses, but not energy reserve.

Narrator:

You have gotten twenty minutes rest before you heard the horses outside the walls.

In that 20 minutes, could we have pulled the table and benches out of the refectory and established a fortification for the casters to bunker behind?

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 844):

By 'we' he means those not resting to recover...

Christine Bjorn:

By 'we' he means those not resting to recover...

Yes, clearly.  Stenet can, Jednesa, Chris, Walter, basically the people who can either skip resting as they aren't terribly winded (Stenet, Jednesa) or because they aren't down any FP (Chris, Walter).  Possible Haskell as well, don't know if spent any FP during the fight or not.

In reply to Stenet Fjall (msg # 846):

If any can lend some fp, better they do that and recover...

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 847):

Fortifications in place.

The trumpeting has reached the courtyard.

He stands to look out at who or what has shown up with so much pomp and circus.