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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 8379071" data-attributes="member: 63508">It won't cure it.In D&D, polymorphs don't cure lycanthropy. You can turn the werewolf into a human. However until the curse is removed, they can transform right back into any werewolf form.Time reversion isn't a polymorph. You aren't giving the body a new form. You are reverting its form with an older one. This body is 100% theirs.With shapeshifting magic, you are often creating a new body each time. Healed skin isn't natural skin. That's why sometimes you get THP. Some of the healed bits aren't you.This is why I say divine healing spells are a combination. It accelerates natural healing, fills in the bits the body can't heal, and invigorates and blesses the body part to remove exhaustion in the area.Resurrections might be reverting your corpse to an earlier nondead state, invigorating it, and stuffing your soul back in.Invigoration to me is both HP and THP healing. But it would have less HP heal and more THP heal than any other type of healing.</blockquote>