> Take a look at the page on Healing in the rulebook (p81). There's a
> distinction between Minor and Major magical healing. Common magic can do
> Minor, but not Major. And Hurt is the lowest level of injury.
That is a very good point, and probably the only clear example of a distinct power difference (outside of ritual/HQ issues) that we have.
> Not that they can improv *new* feats, of course.
You know, I wonder about this. I suppose an initiate can learn a new feat, and then improv it, true?
> But yes, that's what I see,
> too. And I work on the assumption that anyone with high affinity levels is
> probably concentrated.
Really? I suppose it makes some sense.
> Disciples:
>
> I'm not quite sure about that, either. They'd know that your king would do
> the same as their deity - but if the deity is known for doing the
> unexpected? Vinga being the obvious example to my mind, but I'm sure there
> are others. (Well, there's Eurmal, but a Trickster King is something I just
> don't want to think about!)
Yikes! A Trickster King would be terrifying. (But could he bond himself?)
LC
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