Core:Healing - Revision history

Gpe at 02:42, 5 February 2026

2026-02-05T02:42:08Z

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.

	{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}		{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours after it was dealt doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}<noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>		<!-- {{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}} --><noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>

Gpe at 20:17, 4 February 2026

2026-02-04T20:17:22Z

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice.		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.

	If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.

	{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}		{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}

Gpe at 20:17, 4 February 2026

2026-02-04T20:17:08Z

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. ~~If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.\|name=Healing}}~~		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice.

			If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.

			{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}<noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>		{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}<noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>

Gpe at 01:03, 28 March 2025

2025-03-28T01:03:47Z

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.\|name=Healing}}		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.\|name=Healing}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}		{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}<noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>

Gpe at 10:28, 23 February 2025

2025-02-23T10:28:50Z

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.\|name=Healing}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}		{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}

Gpe at 10:22, 23 February 2025

2025-02-23T10:22:37Z

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving healing may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}		{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving healing may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are ~~first~~ {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}		{{Core\|Someone receiving healing may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}		{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving ~~Healing~~ may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives ~~Healing~~, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}		{{Core\|Someone receiving healing may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are first {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}		{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}

Gpe at 19:59, 26 January 2025

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving Healing may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives Healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}		{{Core\|Someone receiving Healing may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives Healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}
			{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}

Gpe at 07:52, 19 January 2025

2025-01-19T07:52:20Z

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving Healing may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice.}}		{{Core\|Someone receiving Healing may instantly spend a hit die or recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives Healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.}}

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.

	{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}		{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours after it was dealt doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}<noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>		<!-- {{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}} --><noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice.		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.

	If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.

	{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}		{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}

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	{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice. ~~If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.\|name=Healing}}~~		{{Core\|Someone receiving '''healing''' may instantly spend a {{L\|Core\|HP\|hit die}} to recover that many {{HP}} or may recover one {{L\|Damage\|Hack\|Hack Damage}}. Healing may also typically be used for damage. If the target is capable of taking healing for damage (such as if they're {{L\|Category\|Undead creatures\|Undead}}), then they must roll their ''largest'' hit die and take that much {{L\|Damage\|Holy\|Holy Damage}}. This does not consume any of their hit dice.

			If a creature that's {{L\|Condition\|Unconscious}} receives healing, they are {{L\|Keyword\|Awaken\|Awakened}}.

			{{L\|Core\|Damage\|u=1}} that is healed more than 24 hours doesn't heal as fully as when it's fresh. All {{HP}} can still be restored, but visible scars remain. These scars have no mechanical effect.\|name=Healing}}
	{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}<noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>		{{DNote\|I'm open to getting rid of the Hit Dice healing limitation. It might be far too limiting. There might also be versions of it that are better. I do really want to make sure that ''all'' healing has restrictions on how much it can be done though. The main reason for the Hit Dice limit is that it was a clear, elegant, and blanket way to apply a restriction to all healing without having to rethink each individual source of it. But we might just move that direction anyways.}}<noinclude>[[Category:Healing effects]]</noinclude>