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I guess it refers to characters who have died, Alanik didn't die he just became paralysed and preferred to keep his money for retirement than spending it to be able to walk. OK what kind of person would prefer keep their money than walk again?Igor the Henchman wrote:True Resurrection is the only spell that lists replacing injured or missing internal organs among its effects.
Well, if you rule that lesser restoration can remove permanent blindness, then that means it restores sight by way of healing (or otherwise reversing/undoing) whatever damage caused the blindness. Same should then be true of the paralyzed condition.Jester of the FoS wrote: The paralyzed effect of a spinal injury feels like physical effect not healed by lesser restoration. Like you wouldn't regrow eyes that were removed just because it removes blindness.
It can be read that way, though I find it super ironic that by that logic Lesser Restoration can only heal people who miss both their eyes, but not those who only lost one.Five wrote:Well, if you rule that lesser restoration can remove permanent blindness, then that means it restores sight by way of healing whatever damage caused the blindness. Same should then be true of the paralyzed condition.
Yeah, really.Igor the Henchman wrote:It makes sense, though I find it super ironic that by that logic Lesser Restoration can only heal people who miss both their eyes, but not those who only lost one.Five wrote:Well, if you rule that lesser restoration can remove permanent blindness, then that means it restores sight by way of healing whatever damage caused the blindness. Same should then be true of the paralyzed condition.
If you want to get all technical, lesser restoration removes conditions or diseases. If the condition is being applied by an outside factor that remains, and the condition instantly returns.Five wrote:Well, if you rule that lesser restoration can remove permanent blindness, then that means it restores sight by way of healing (or otherwise reversing/undoing) whatever damage caused the blindness. Same should then be true of the paralyzed condition.Jester of the FoS wrote: The paralyzed effect of a spinal injury feels like physical effect not healed by lesser restoration. Like you wouldn't regrow eyes that were removed just because it removes blindness.
If you rule it only restores temporary damage, then yes. It would be useless in Alanik's case.
Maybe I'm missing something...?
It's a stretch, which is why it's such a great example.Five wrote:Obviously lesser restoration doesn't teleport a character out of a purple worm. That's a douchebag example you just dropped man. Haha
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A swallowed creature is blinded and restrained, it has total cover against attacks and other effects outside the worm, and it takes 21 (6d6) acid damage at the start of each of the worm's turns.It's all good man. I found it funny.Jester of the FoS wrote:It's a stretch, which is why it's such a great example.Five wrote:Obviously lesser restoration doesn't teleport a character out of a purple worm. That's a douchebag example you just dropped man. Haha
The bite of the purple worm says:If lesser restoration removes ALL blindness, it should remove being blinded by being in a worm gullet. Which wouldn't make any logical sense. So, therefore, it doesn't remove ALL blindnesses.Code: Select all
A swallowed creature is blinded and restrained, it has total cover against attacks and other effects outside the worm, and it takes 21 (6d6) acid damage at the start of each of the worm's turns.
Very interesting. To what lengths will Alanik (or Sedgewick) go to be able to walk again?Igor the Henchman wrote:It's interesting that Madam Eva (according to Curse of Strahd) has it in her spell list.Jester of the FoS wrote: That's a 7th-level spell and requires a level 13 cleric. How many of them are in Ravenloft?
Also Viktra Mordenheim is described as being able to heal or replace any body part, so she's another option
Or not...Five wrote:Very interesting. To what lengths will Alanik (or Sedgewick) go to be able to walk again?
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I wanted to make a point not in the context on having permanent disabilities in my game, which I am all for it, but more on what happens when an adventurer who has a movement disability. Can such characters go freely around any landscape, be it urban or natural. Do people with this kind of disability move on their own in any terrain (making it high fantasy) or do they go around in a more in difficult terrain with the assistance of other PC's (more real world situation). Having permanent disabilities in my opinion makes the game interesting when this is played through. This makes the game more dangerous, both in the sense of the difficulties you face when you decide to adventure having one but also in a sense that anytime a powerful hit may damage your character in other ways than just dying, that evolve the character's story. Having disablities for your PC or NPC but playing them only as a superficial cosmetic characteristic for your character I believe is disrespectful.Gonzoron of the FoS wrote:does it make your world more or less interesting to have permanent disabilities be a thing?
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