Domhani Bairdéir [OOC]

[mleibrock]

Healing

So if I understand things correctly, it would make sense for Gavril to do what he could for wounds first--especially ones that are bleeding--and then let the magical healers do their thing? Or are they doing the same thing he would first and then applying the magic?

OOC- Scott, I think this is a very good idea!

 

[Leif]

Cairn MacSidhe

A fair and equitable ruling on the use of the healing skill.

Guess I should have read the IC thread first, before I posted this. Actually, I thought I was in the IC thread. Ooops!

 

[mleibrock]

healing

Leif, I will give some Cairn some help when next I am able.

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Cyr can't heal Cairn's big wound today - Skáth can still attempt it.

 

[Scotley]

In that case Gavril will try and do what he can first.

 

[Scotley]

Man, so many of us being active and posting on the same day is really making me yearn for a face to face game.

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

My initial thought was that part of the bonus to the use of a power comes from the examination of the wound by the user of the healing power - greater understanding of the course of the wound, the exact damage caused, etc. This still makes sense to me logically, so we'll do it like this:

Let's say Skáth will attempt to use his healing power to supernaturally heal Dílis' leg. His prep/examination Healing Skill check is the one that will modify his check for use of the power. However, Cyr and Gavril can 'consult' on the case by making a Healing Skill check of their own, and each 2 points under the target number they roll will give a +1 bonus to Skáth's target number when he examines/binds the wound. Subsequently, for every 2 points Skáth rolls under his own target number for the check, his target number for his Power roll gets a +1 bonus. Clear as mud?

I'll allow the same deal for Cyr's healing skill/power use, with the reasoning that his examination of the wound takes out a bit of the unknown, thus taking a bit of the edge off his dread and improving his odds on his EGO check.

 

[mleibrock]

Healing

My initial thought was that part of the bonus to the use of a power comes from the examination of the wound by the user of the healing power - greater understanding of the course of the wound, the exact damage caused, etc. This still makes sense to me logically, so we'll do it like this:

Let's say Skáth will attempt to use his healing power to supernaturally heal Dílis' leg. His prep/examination Healing Skill check is the one that will modify his check for use of the power. However, Cyr and Gavril can 'consult' on the case by making a Healing Skill check of their own, and each 2 points under the target number they roll will give a +1 bonus to Skáth's target number when he examines/binds the wound. Subsequently, for every 2 points Skáth rolls under his own target number for the check, his target number for his Power roll gets a +1 bonus. Clear as mud?

I'll allow the same deal for Cyr's healing skill/power use, with the reasoning that his examination of the wound takes out a bit of the unknown, thus taking a bit of the edge off his dread and improving his odds on his EGO check.

Mike,

So Gavril and Cyr would have to examine first right cause I have to determine how many die I am going to devote before I ever roll my check and if I do not know how many successes they have, it won't help me determine much.

 

[Maidhc O Casain]

Their healing skill checks augment your examination/binding check, not your power check. Gotta go to a b-day party - if that (short) answer didn't clear it up let me know and I'll post a longer explanation when I get back.

 

[mleibrock]

healing

Their healing skill checks augment your examination/binding check, not your power check. Gotta go to a b-day party - if that (short) answer didn't clear it up let me know and I'll post a longer explanation when I get back.

I thought the healin skill roll served as both non magical healing (for binding and such) and for the power check am I mistaken?