I enjoy that Godbound doesn't even bother with any of the hairsplitting I'm reading in this thread. You're a god of freaking Health, of course you can fix his legs. No dice rolling involved.
this post was submitted on 30 Aug 2024
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"Fixers" are fucking annoying in any roleplay experience, I don't know what drives them to it but they never seem to get that it's not like, it's not like actually being crippled.
Yeah, if someone at the table wants certain attributes for their character, the DM should not allow others to mess with that without very good reason. This guy being a dick about it? He can find another table.
What an awful DM. I can't find any TTRPGs that have a "heal wounds" spell, and I definitely can't find any that have a player roll a d20 to see how effective their healing is, but assuming this is 5th edition D&D, this is within the bounds of Lesser Restoration. Still, I'd be pissed if my character had some medical condition as part of their story, and another player just cast a spell to get rid of it
Devil's advocate perhaps...
I'm assuming the green taxes even remotely real. Maybe the rest of the party was sick of that specific aspect of role play.
I think the Heal spell would actual do this. Wish absolutely would.