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<blockquote data-quote="AuraSeer" data-source="post: 2589340" data-attributes="member: 1331">As the posters above me have pointed out, warforged have been erratted to heal nonlethal damage normally.But if you come across some other race that does not naturally heal nonlethal damage, it's still different from lethal damage when it comes to magical healing. Anything that cures lethal damage simultaneously cures an equal amount of nonlethal damage. For instance, if a critter has taken 5 lethal and 5 nonlethal damage, and is then cured for 5 points, both types od damage get fixed and the critter is now undamaged. If it had instead taken all 10 as lethal damage, that same cure would have left it 5 points shy of full health.In addition to that, there are a few minor differences where specific abilities and powers are concerned. The spell deathwatch looks at current hit points, and ignores subdual damage. Ditto for the granted power of the Death domain. There are other examples too, though none of them come up very often.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AuraSeer, post: 2589340, member: 1331"] As the posters above me have pointed out, warforged have been erratted to heal nonlethal damage normally. But if you come across some other race that does not naturally heal nonlethal damage, it's still different from lethal damage when it comes to magical healing. Anything that cures lethal damage simultaneously cures an equal amount of nonlethal damage. For instance, if a critter has taken 5 lethal and 5 nonlethal damage, and is then [i]cured[/i] for 5 points, both types od damage get fixed and the critter is now undamaged. If it had instead taken all 10 as lethal damage, that same [i]cure[/i] would have left it 5 points shy of full health. In addition to that, there are a few minor differences where specific abilities and powers are concerned. The spell [i]deathwatch[/i] looks at current hit points, and ignores subdual damage. Ditto for the granted power of the Death domain. There are other examples too, though none of them come up very often. [/QUOTE]

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