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<blockquote data-quote="Cadfan" data-source="post: 4160457" data-attributes="member: 40961"><p>The mechanism of healing is not abstract. A second wind is recovery of stamina and determination. A healing spell is magic. A heal check is bandaging.</p><p></p><p>What's abstract is the mix of healing. Over the course of the day, you can expect to recover some hit points with second wind, some with bandages, and some with healing magic. And then, with sufficient rest, you get back the balance.</p><p></p><p>If you INSIST upon mentally pairing the various types of injuries with the wrong types of healing, well, you won't find things realistic. But that's a self inflicted wound for which I have little sympathy.</p><p></p><p>PS- If the damnable picador is causing this much angst, don't use it. Look at the ENORMOUS number of monsters we've seen so far. Can you find even two that have abilities that bug you as much as the picador? The Picador is becoming the golden wyvern adept of the monster list- the thing that haters reference, over and over and OVER AGAIN INCESSANTLY, as they hint ominously that its the shape of all things to come, even when its the only thing of its type we can see out of a pretty wide selection.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cadfan, post: 4160457, member: 40961"] The mechanism of healing is not abstract. A second wind is recovery of stamina and determination. A healing spell is magic. A heal check is bandaging. What's abstract is the mix of healing. Over the course of the day, you can expect to recover some hit points with second wind, some with bandages, and some with healing magic. And then, with sufficient rest, you get back the balance. If you INSIST upon mentally pairing the various types of injuries with the wrong types of healing, well, you won't find things realistic. But that's a self inflicted wound for which I have little sympathy. PS- If the damnable picador is causing this much angst, don't use it. Look at the ENORMOUS number of monsters we've seen so far. Can you find even two that have abilities that bug you as much as the picador? The Picador is becoming the golden wyvern adept of the monster list- the thing that haters reference, over and over and OVER AGAIN INCESSANTLY, as they hint ominously that its the shape of all things to come, even when its the only thing of its type we can see out of a pretty wide selection. [/QUOTE]
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