Re: [HOE] Stitchin and wound levels greater than lv5

[Dirk <darklord@dark-sky.net>]

Actually, if you sew the missing piece back on and eat some meat, it'll heal. I
guess it's up to the marshal if the piece is is good enough condition for this
to work though.  Example, taken off cleanly by a sword, it can be sewed back
on.  Blown off by a LAGAT... gonna have to reconstruct that one.

--Dirk

Michael Reeves wrote:

> At 10:27 AM 8/11/2001 EDT, you wrote:
> >I play a harrowed charcter, that has on numerous occasions taken more than
> 5 wounds to a particular area. Now my question is, in the main rule book it
> states on page 98 " a wound of level 6 and above means it cannot be healed
> by medicine or even magic, it could be replaced by very powerfull
> technology or magic, however such wonders are rare but they do exist as
> does reserection or so it is rumoured. My question is do you class stitchin
> as being able to do this as it does not have a table on the page for the
> limit of wounds you can heal.( A character takes 6 wounds to an arm from a
> sword which in all fairness would take it off, does this mean you cant have
> a healing roll to reatach as it is a level 6 wound.) As the harrowed power
> states you have to be able to lay hands (so to speak)on the missing piece
> and hold it to its body until it heals on to its cadaver. The arm that has
> been severed is still intact, even though its being severed at a certain
> point not blown up into piec!
> >es!
> >. please can as many of you assi
> >st me as it contradicts what the ruling is saying for taking more than 5
> wounds. Is the ruling in the rule book only for living flesh not DEAD flesh.
>
> When I marshalled, I threw Harrowed at my posse on occasion.  When 6+
> wounds were inflicted, the part was gone.
>
> Book o' The Dead  has a power called reconstuction that lets a harrowed
> re-grow missing parts given enough meat and time.
>
> I'm afraid in a strict rules-lawyer manner Stitchin won't help you.
>
> Michael
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