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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 9365462" data-attributes="member: 93670">I recall potions scrolls & so on being fairly common☆ back then. Being prepared with supplies & a crisis management plan to undo stuff like that was almost part of standard prep for the group a lot of the time.  Paralysis till someone in the party pours a potion down your throat or whatever was a lot less painful than negative levels or the later less disruptive attribute damage version .  My ad&d 2e book lists remove paralysis as a 3rd level spell that fixes 1d4 targets & 3.5 changes that to being a second level spell with a flat four target effect.  Bob didn't spend the session sitting on his hands, he got fixed or rolled up a new PC quick.☆ so much so that the 2e dmg literally says that a potion of healing(and many other things) should be readily available.</blockquote>