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Yes Please @Trinn! Name: Rickard Vientos Appearance: Slim build with a lighter frame of muscle mass, standing 6.2ft and 64kg. Pale-fair skin. Medium-length messy platinum-white hair, just touching his brows, hovering slightly over his ears, touching his neck. Silver eye colour, slightly illuminated. Appears to be in his late-twenties. His visual expression would be rather stoic and neutral. Clothing: A leather-padded coat, navy-black with red underlayer - appearance citation provided: Padded-leather gloves with fur cuffs. Skin and previous art:

"A few inaccuracies or misplaced events to my knowledge, but overall a good read; quite an experienced and skilful scholar." Commented Rickard.

Very good rewrite, it was a pleasure to watch progress to this stage. +1

@Tox [!] A letter is a addressed to the Enchantry [!]

Whilst this concept intrigues me, I do have a few inquiries on topics the post isn't really clear about or otherwise doesn't clarify. 1. Do these 'words of power' affect arcane casting (i.e. power, precision, etc.)? If so, I find this rather unbalanced and impractical as it implies a mage must expose themselves and in short they must learn a completely new language just to operate their spells. I don't think many of us want to jump back onto the forums, delaying roleplay just to make sure we didn't spell or pronounce a word wrong. However, I think it would be a promising aspect if it's just optional for the sake of literature value. Otherwise I don't actually see a need for this to affect the magics themselves. In my opinion it will confuse and disorganise magic roleplay. 2. Following on from my argument in the first point; won't this render voidal magic practically inferior and imbalanced to dark or deity magics? For the sake of a balance argument, if these 'words of power' are forced upon voidal magics rather than being optional, wouldn't this be a disadvantage against dark magics and deity magics? In a sense it restricts voidal magics compared to these two types and establishes a ridiculous narrative that makes magic roleplay even more convoluted (as I mentioned prior). Once again, this is based upon the idea it's forced rather than optional. Some people enter the world of magic roleplay for a silent and more subtle approach, rather than shouting random and unclear words. If possible, I would appreciate a response so there might be less confusion and greater clarity for me to establish an overall judgement.

I really like this concept. Good job Paleo!

Did you not read my initial response to your previous regrow limb statement? Holy Healers can't regrow their patients limbs...

I used minor as an expression for damage, not for the eyes and their value as organs. Damage on a minor level could be seen as an incision or cut through the organ (caused by shrapnel or a stab from a blade), where as extensive is what I'd judge as mutilation or full on organ scrambling (I.E. twisting a blade within someone's guts). I was also not present for said event, judging by the fact it was over a year ago. I in turn have never used healing to repair extensive damage.

Minor organ damage is something that can be healed, though extensive organ damage is different and cannot. If the eye itself is still somewhat intact, then provided it's in the early stage of damage, it can be repaired. If someone lost their eyes (ripped from their sockets) then that's a different situation all together.

One does not simply regrow their limbs though through Holy Magic. For example, Ascended can't heal the stump of someone's arm, and regardless if we did when it's in an early stage, we would simply transmat a mortal wound which would easily kill us. Losing a limb is both a traumatising and painful experience, coupled with extensive blood-loss and sensitivity. Something often misinterpreted is that Holy Magic can heal even the most extensive wounds. It can't, it has limits and ultimately there are things which healing cannot undo.