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Takes place in a fantasy world where meds is not really a thing other than potions. IE, literally altering their flesh so that they wouldn't have difficulty eating/feeding on breast milk. Or in the case of some other fantasy series of healing, There was a book in which the Main character healed a baby of a cleft lip. IE, healing more than just the major stuff. Using it all the time? You can heal more, and can do more precise healing. I say it would also depend on how well versed your character is in healing.

What you did in the past is easily acceptable. If you are preventing someones death via healing them just enough to not be lethal, while still conserving energy, then yeah. Honestly, I say healing is really up to what is necessary. Like, you can just revitalize people to be "up to snuff" or cure poison/toxins, or just heal wounds. Just sayin'.įorce Healing has many different branches. Just get a Rey on your team and you good for probably another eighty years or so. Essence Transfer is now totally last years news. Causing I'm thinking like, if you're a Jedi and you can resurrect a person every minute or two? You'd still need a few days or so to go about the battlefield resurrecting all your buds back to full strength. So my question for ya'll today is: What is a the most tasteful way to use Force Healing in an RP without pulling an Abrams? Or, how many people should we start mass resurrecting every post-Invasion?.

Especially since it can now, apparently J. This year, 2020, living in a post-Rise of Skywalker world. I didn't feel bad about this and neither did my group. It was implied the soldier remained bed ridden for days afterward, had just narrowly escaped death, and would eventually return to action later that month IC. A few years ago I had the opportunity for a Jedi character of mine to use Force Healing in an RP to knit a soldiers blaster wound.