(10-09-2015, 11:27 PM)LiadansWhisper Wrote:If we really want to get into semantics we could also talk about what is considered a miracle in a world of magic. :O(10-09-2015, 11:20 PM)Aysun Wrote: My reasoning for healers not being miracle workers would be the mourning people right outside the Stillglade Fane..
All that means is that they chose not to heal whoever died. Â "The Will of the Forest" is bandied about a lot, but the truth is, the only limits to a conjurer's ability to heal someone are their own skill and the strength of the ambient aether. Â The Elementals aren't preventing you from doing it, and I wouldn't put it past certain self-centered Hearers (who, remember, have absolutely no innate reason we are aware of to be good-of-heart) to simply say the Elementals don't want someone to be healed when the Elementals don't actually care. Â The Elementals are unlikely to know, since as far as we know, they don't understand mortal speech.
Are there limits on what healers do? Â Sure. Â That doesn't mean they aren't miracle workers, though, for all intents and purposes.
For the record, I mean this seriously! I wonder what Eorzeans would consider a miracle if powerful healing magic was easy/common/etc.
