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Enables the character to improve the restoration of hit points in other persons who have [[Rest (healing)|rested]]. Up to one creature can be aided per 5 knowledge points possessed by the character. Thus, a character with 46 points of knowledge would be able to attend up to nine persons in the space of a day, improving their rest. | Enables the character to improve the restoration of hit points in other persons who have [[Rest (healing)|rested]]. Up to one creature can be aided per 5 knowledge points possessed by the character. Thus, a character with 46 points of knowledge would be able to attend up to nine persons in the space of a day, improving their rest. | ||
− | Each creature attended through this skill will heal as though two levels or hit dice higher, or an increase of 2 additional hit points healed per day of rest. | + | Each creature attended through this skill will heal as though two levels or [[Hit Dice|hit dice]] higher, or an increase of 2 additional hit points healed per day of rest. |
Note that a character who aids others in healing from rest cannot benefit from resting themselves. | Note that a character who aids others in healing from rest cannot benefit from resting themselves. |
Revision as of 17:42, 12 July 2020
Enables the character to improve the restoration of hit points in other persons who have rested. Up to one creature can be aided per 5 knowledge points possessed by the character. Thus, a character with 46 points of knowledge would be able to attend up to nine persons in the space of a day, improving their rest.
Each creature attended through this skill will heal as though two levels or hit dice higher, or an increase of 2 additional hit points healed per day of rest.
Note that a character who aids others in healing from rest cannot benefit from resting themselves.
(Further content associated with apothecary medications to be added later)
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