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            I was thinking about the comical value of stealing someones kidney in LotC when it hit me. Could you take Elven organs and transplant them into a human to make them live longer? I do not know enough about any of this to even come to any conclusions. What I do know is that an organ from one descendant should be able to be transplanted into another descendant similarly to how it is done to people; except for maybe Kharajyr and Orcs (Orcs have weird physiology/anatomy I wouldn't trust.) 

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I think that even attempting something like this would kill both involved. Is healing magic enough to sustain such a surgery? Since we clearly do not have the machinery capable of it.

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Mark there are no silly questions, only silly people

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            That is the obvious answer, but I would say the curses were more physical than supernatural. Which, actually, are basically intertwined with how Jistuma explained monk healing to me the other day. Apparently there is a sort of schematic inside the soul more or less that the monks just reform every time you die and pop your soul into it. So if elves have a kidney that is meant to last 1000+ years then the humans would receive a kidney that would last just as long. However, and this is actually an interesting thought, since that kidney was not a part of your body and you accepted having it done then the next time you died and came back at the monks you would probably be missing a kidney altogether until you put another one in.

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In real life human bodies will reject organs from other humans if they're not compatible, I don't think they would be able to accept organs from a completely different race/species. And even if it did work it certainly wouldn't make humans live any longer.

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