I think I'll sit out the next mission.
SentientRace said:
IS SHE FROM THE TRIBE OF THE CHOSEN PEOPLE OF HALFLING MOSES!? D:
No, she isn't, the reference was intended as a crossover more with Christianity than Judaism. As I said, this was experimental.
Even if she's using... like... modern medicine to use magic. >.>
It was a substitution. Sorri had no spells, but I was using the game mechanics to accomplish the same goal (recovery of health). The game rules don't account for temporary HP (the ability to fight through injury -- for example, in the SARP, a wounded soldier can get patched up just enough to keep fighting, but will still need medical treatment when they get back;
biofoam injectors in Halo also serve this purpose) and I had to get HP back to you guys somehow. Thus the pills and mixtures. Sorri hasn't actually cast anything, her first aid is just that good.
Any "spells" beyond applying "heal ____ wound" to what she could do on her own would have been more 'gifted' by the deity she served at that deity's discretion rather than cast. But I couldn't quite think out how that would work so it wouldn't be a choice made on the player's part...I made attempts at it, which was why I asked Gabriel to choose the spell removed when exchanged for the second heal, but it wasn't quit the effect I wanted and one reason the experiment failed overall.
I agree though, as a character, Sorri had potential : )
Thomas Edison said:
Just because something doesn't do what you planned it to do doesn't mean it's useless.
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I have not failed. I've just found ten thousand ways that don't work.
Of which this is my first of those ten thousand.
Grats on your rank-up, Sentient ^_^ Hey, Aendri's close to a rank-up too, I think...