It's 5e, it's just Create Sanitation System. The level of sanitation system depends on the spell slot.
YOU'LL PRY THE PURPLISH GYGAXIAN VERBIAGE AND DESIGNATIONS OF CAPACITY FROM MY BOREAL INANIMATE EXTREMITIES!
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YOU'LL PRY THE PURPLISH GYGAXIAN VERBIAGE AND DESIGNATIONS OF CAPACITY FROM MY BOREAL INANIMATE EXTREMITIES!
I prefer my fantasy worlds to not get into real-world biology. You don't know from viruses or bacteria before you have compound microscopes.
If the monsters don't get you, the imbalance of humors will.
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doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
They’re still doing the divination ritual, but it’s a lesser restoration issue most likely.
Very small chance I could peanemtly lose some vision. Very very small. Not worth thinking about.
Definitely not worth dwelling on…
Trust me- my humor is distinctly imbalanced!
ersatzphil
Hero
Dude, please do feel better soon. Hoping for a swift and complete recovery!
doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
Thanks. It's hard to not catastrophize while waiting for test results, just a little.
Probably the lumbar puncture is the worst potential thing in the pipeline.
Do not agree if you have any healing magic.
you have a spell cure wounds. if seals any cut.
If you apply it to shallow muscle cuts, they heal up no scar and no problems. Sometimes with deep cuts the patient dies. The symptoms can vary but people without magic used honey to some success in healing so you dap in some honey before casting the cure wounds and those issues went away. Now you have learned something.
Then you start running in to issues relating to ruptured and cut blood vessels. Further experimentation and some anatomical study later and you have a better success rate. Still with the same basic spell. Some anatomical knowledge and some simple herbalism.
More time and observation can reveal that some other stuff can substitute for honey and that wine or vinegar, tincture of iodine and so forth can clean wounds. That dirt and fingers can cause infections. You can get a long way with a trick that works and some time and observations.
Then some wizards discovers a spell to mend his broom handle, wonders if that would work with broken bones and realises he would nee to see the bones. Makes a note of it on the margins of something or other.
Later another magic user reads the spell and the note and thinks they can adapt something to see the bone, tries it out and lot its works at least for simple breaks.
Now we have a basic diagnostic and 2 healing tricks.
Here, have a leech.
aco175
Legend
Hope things go well.
I do not think too much about medicine in a fantasy setting. The campaign circles around the PCs and they never get sick or need cares from common colds and such. They may get a plague or sickness from a magical disease, but rarely since cures and healing is so common to the PCs.
Other problems such as sanitation is not brought up much either. Large cities have a sewer system mostly for places to make a dungeon, but small towns that dump their filth into the river or onto the street is passed over.
I do not think too much about medicine in a fantasy setting. The campaign circles around the PCs and they never get sick or need cares from common colds and such. They may get a plague or sickness from a magical disease, but rarely since cures and healing is so common to the PCs.
Other problems such as sanitation is not brought up much either. Large cities have a sewer system mostly for places to make a dungeon, but small towns that dump their filth into the river or onto the street is passed over.
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