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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GlassEye" data-source="post: 3930819" data-attributes="member: 40413">The last time I played face-to-face the session was pretty rough for the characters.  They stumbled into an area that was a bit beyond their skill (5 characters going through the Caverns of Thracia).  The party doesn't have a cleric but does have a druid who spent many of her spells on healing and using the fast healing alternate class feature.  I noticed that the druid's player was getting a bit frustrated with his difficulty in keeping the characters alive.So I got to thinking.  What could I do as a DM to make the cleric less of an indispensible character and help parties that don't have a cleric member at all?  This is what I came up with and I'd like your thoughts on balance, etc.HEALING HANDS (Manipulation skill trick)Prerequisite: Heal 5 ranksBenefit: You can treat each wounded character once per encounter provided they were wounded during that encounter.  If you succeed on a heal check, that character heals 1d3 points of damage.If you succeed on a Heal check made to stabilize a dying character, that character also heals 1d6 points of damage.HEALING SALVE 25 gp; 1 lb.You can apply this natural curative to a wounded character once per encounter.  Application of a single dose takes a standard action and heals 1d3 points of damage.  Each stoppered pot of healing salve holds 5 doses of the salve.  You can create healing salve with a successful DC 12 Craft (Herbalism) check.CONVICTIONCost: 2 conviction pointsResult: "Second Wind": As a standard action heal 1 hit point per level plus CON bonus.What do you think?</blockquote>

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