Are there any Priest / Healer Humans In Felarya?

I'm just wondering, as I'm an avid Healer / Priest user in many MMORPGs, and wondering if I could ever make a serious contribution to Felarya being a healer for the humans.

There are healers. The fairy Temi is a healer, for example. And there are priests of religions. Not sure how often those two occupations overlap, but meh.

Iyeru wrote:

I'm just wondering, as I'm an avid Healer / Priest user in many MMORPGs, and wondering if I could ever make a serious contribution to Felarya being a healer for the humans.

Due to the multi-dimensional nature of Felarya, many types of healers are present. There's people who use healing magic, people from more advanced worlds who use medicine similar to ours, and even those who rely heavily on medicines made from things found in nature.

There are limits though, of course. No revive spells or phoenix downs, or anything. When you're dead, you're dead.

rcs619 wrote:

When you're dead, you're dead.

The beauty of felarya~

I know about the multi-dimensional stuff now yes. But I meant like, dedicated healers, as in permanent characters you know that reside in Felarya (from anyone who plays as them as their main character of use), as mentioed in the post above yours. Since I'm an MMORPG Junkies, I meat priests as in clerics / healers / priests classes from MMORPGs :V

Iyeru wrote:

rcs619 wrote:

When you're dead, you're dead.

The beauty of felarya~

I know about the multi-dimensional stuff now yes. But I meant like, dedicated healers, as in permanent characters you know that reside in Felarya (from anyone who plays as them as their main character of use), as mentioed in the post above yours. Since I'm an MMORPG Junkies, I meat priests as in clerics / healers / priests classes from MMORPGs :V

I imagine a dedicated healer would be downright vital for any community. Fairy packs, small villages, and even big cities like Negav and Chiotia would need them. Accidents and unexpected injuries happen. People are still quite capable of getting hurt or even dying, even if no one can get sick or die of old age.

I wouldn't mind being in one such community to be honest. Know of any?

Me being human, of course.

It sounds like you want to rolepaly. If you do want to roleplay, take it to the roleplay forum.

Anime-Junkie wrote:

It sounds like you want to rolepaly. If you do want to roleplay, take it to the roleplay forum.

Ah, yes, the problem with that is, I absolutely hate roleplaying paragraphs. It's fine if others do it, but I am mentally uncomfortable doing it.

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Mhh there is healers yes but keep in mind that the Felarya soil do most of the trick by itself ^^
And priests are not really the only one doing it. It's more of a school of magic.

Karbo wrote:

Mhh there is healers yes but keep in mind that the Felarya soil do most of the trick by itself ^^

So your soil is basically a healing system? Not sure if I'd be willing to support that to be honest. Sounds too... Dues Ex Machina.

Well it heals over time but I don't think it's that over-powered in a world like Felarya..
Anyway you can see more infos about it here : http://felarya.com/wiki/index.php?title=Felaryan_Ground

Karbo wrote:

Well it heals over time but I don't think it's that over-powered in a world like Felarya..
Anyway you can see more infos about it here : << Link snipped, as I haven't been here 7 days>>

Some Poisons are just bacteria, we just don't really care what we call them. I read that, and while I still condone it, it could do with a bit of nerfing, slightly. I mean come on, if you can't get sick, where's the love from nurses and whatnot. What if someone was destined to meet someone for love via becoming sick with a flu or something? >_> That soil's a party pooper sometimes

Broken arms, legs and any bone requires proper setting.
The healing effect may be a detriment here. If a bone isn't set right it will heal wrong, which can have painful results and may even require it to be re-broken.
When you consider the size of things, breaking bones wouldn't really be that uncommon considering that there's huge things everywhere to fall off and to be fallen on by.

Anime-Junkie wrote:

Broken arms, legs and any bone requires proper setting.
The healing effect may be a detriment here. If a bone isn't set right it will heal wrong, which can have painful results and may even require it to be re-broken.
When you consider the size of things, breaking bones wouldn't really be that uncommon considering that there's huge things everywhere to fall off and to be fallen on by.

Good point!

Krisexy26 wrote:

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Have you told Cliff yet?

Anime-Junkie wrote:

Broken arms, legs and any bone requires proper setting.

Setting bones isn't rocket science. The only reason many people don't know first aid in first-world countries is because we're soft and can afford to be. In Felarya, I'd imagine almost everyone knows at least enough first aid to set bones. Necessity and all that.

In terms of healing magic, that's different. I've always figured healing magic would be woefully complex and difficult. It's kind of like its scientific counterpart: making fireballs and explosions is easy, but healing poisons and fixing biological tissue is a hassle. It's always easier to injure than to heal, you know? Of course, this would make healers in high demand, and one in a more civilized settlement would make quite a buck. In less structured societies (villages, etc.), they'd simply be held in high regard and very well-liked.

ZionAtriedes wrote:

they'd simply be held in high regard and very well-liked.

I wish this would be how it worked in PK MMORPGs... but nooooooo, everyone has to target us first.

Iyeru wrote:

Karbo wrote:

Mhh there is healers yes but keep in mind that the Felarya soil do most of the trick by itself ^^

So your soil is basically a healing system? Not sure if I'd be willing to support that to be honest. Sounds too... Dues Ex Machina.

Keep in mind, the soil doesn't make everyone in Felarya Wolverine. It is by no means instant, it just greatly speeds up the process. Broken bones would heal in a matter of weeks instead of months, for example. Emergency medicine, be it magical or modern, would still be vital. The healing process will help someone heal quicker in the long-term, but it won't do a whole lot in the short-term.