It is entirely up to you.
That's right - you, and you alone have the right to say how fast or slow your character is going to heal.
I also disagree (to an extent) that a major healing takes "a lot" out of a healer - at least in the case of Conjurers. Â 99.99% of Conjurers are not Selphie.
When Conjurers heal, they actually take all the energy that makes up the healing from the lifestream/aether around them. Â So the question is less, "Will this take a lot out of me" and more "will the lifestream in this area support this kind of a healing" and "can I replace what I'm taking"? Â I'd liken it to an extended surgery - I am sure that a serious healing would tire the hell out of someone if only because they have to hold that level of concentration for an extended amount of time. Â But I don't think that it's the healing itself that's causing it.
That said, when Liadan heals people, I normally speak to them and ask what they want out of the healing. Â Because, again, your healing is your choice, not mine. Â Your character, your choice. Â Generally speaking, Liadan's healing patches up major wounds and repairs life-threatening injuries, but will probably leave some deep bruising and other "owies." Â That just requires a few days to heal, though. Â
That's right - you, and you alone have the right to say how fast or slow your character is going to heal.
I also disagree (to an extent) that a major healing takes "a lot" out of a healer - at least in the case of Conjurers. Â 99.99% of Conjurers are not Selphie.
When Conjurers heal, they actually take all the energy that makes up the healing from the lifestream/aether around them. Â So the question is less, "Will this take a lot out of me" and more "will the lifestream in this area support this kind of a healing" and "can I replace what I'm taking"? Â I'd liken it to an extended surgery - I am sure that a serious healing would tire the hell out of someone if only because they have to hold that level of concentration for an extended amount of time. Â But I don't think that it's the healing itself that's causing it.
That said, when Liadan heals people, I normally speak to them and ask what they want out of the healing. Â Because, again, your healing is your choice, not mine. Â Your character, your choice. Â Generally speaking, Liadan's healing patches up major wounds and repairs life-threatening injuries, but will probably leave some deep bruising and other "owies." Â That just requires a few days to heal, though. Â
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