Rest Recovery 5e

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A module made by Fantasy Computerworks. (Now maintained by Michael).

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• Token Ease - Make your tokens feel good to move around on the board

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What is Rest Recovery?

This module is a wholesale package that covers any and all mechanics relating to long and short rests, including (but not limited to);

• Class features, such as regaining spell slots through the Wizard's Arcane Recovery and automatic handling of Bard's Song of Rest
• HP Regaining through the Chef feat, and handling of the Tough feat and magic items such as the Periapt of Wound Closure
• Fully featured long rest settings with a multitude of completely optional features:
  • Rolling hit dice instead of regaining hit points
  • Partial recovery of spell slots, class features, and/or resources
  • Exhaustion automation
  • Food & water handling, tracking the sated status and starvation over time

The module continues to grow, and will expand further and further.

Installation

Use this manifest URL to install the module:

https://github.com/fantasycalendar/FoundryVTT-RestRecovery/releases/latest/download/module.json

Full list of features & documentation:

You can read more about the module on the wiki.

Changelog

You can find the changelog here.

Contributing

In order to contribute to the module, you will need to do the follwing:

1. Pull this repository and either place it in your Foundry's module folder, or symlink it to that location - remember that the module folder's name needs to be rest-recovery
2. Run npm install within the repository
3. Run npm run build
4. The module is now ready to be used, if you want to develop in real time, you can run npm run dev to launch a watcher that will refresh Foundry if it detects changes in the code. This will only be done on the same IP address as your Foundry client, but on port 29999