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<blockquote data-quote="Mephista" data-source="post: 6620341" data-attributes="member: 6786252">Not at all.&nbsp; I mean, think about it.&nbsp;&nbsp; We have level 3 spells from druids to represent good harvest spells, meaning they can be part of the game and culture.&nbsp;&nbsp; Clerics can, and often do, take the part of midwives and healers.&nbsp;&nbsp; I don't know why we can't have wizardry and other such magic use as part of sanitation.&nbsp; Even a simple cantrip can remove stench with the scent of perfume.&nbsp;&nbsp; Bathing is likewise easier with the help of basic magic.&nbsp;&nbsp; Stinky cities are the direct result of lack of sanitation.&nbsp;&nbsp; In a game where magic reigns, I see no reason why we can't have a basic understanding of sanitation and how to deal with it.Further, there's almost always going to be gods of healing, and gods of sickness and pestilence.&nbsp; I imagine the blessings of the healing gods would help negate the stench that came from the latter gods.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mephista, post: 6620341, member: 6786252"] Not at all. I mean, think about it. We have level 3 spells from druids to represent good harvest spells, meaning they can be part of the game and culture. Clerics can, and often do, take the part of midwives and healers. I don't know why we can't have wizardry and other such magic use as part of sanitation. Even a simple cantrip can remove stench with the scent of perfume. Bathing is likewise easier with the help of basic magic. Stinky cities are the direct result of lack of sanitation. In a game where magic reigns, I see no reason why we can't have a basic understanding of sanitation and how to deal with it. Further, there's almost always going to be gods of healing, and gods of sickness and pestilence. I imagine the blessings of the healing gods would help negate the stench that came from the latter gods. [/QUOTE]

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