Illae

I will add 100k to the pot to see Warren fight shirtless. Come on girls, you know you want to add to that.

Looking forward to next week's Lircle! Let's get more people so we can fully encircle the rock!

Ir you are still needing healers, Eriathe Argenta will be able to help. Lately she has been seen at Grindstone on a Saturday lending her arts to healing the combatants there. ((Have also made a note of the names and will try to get a hold of you

1. I know it sounds weird and stalkerish, but I either always ask the person I am ERPing with if they are over 18 or if I do not ask, then I have checked threads and found out that way, generally from the Who are you? ooc threads. 2. I am that weird person that will always point out something detrimental to my character that I think someone might have forgotten, because.. it would not be fair and right to not mention it *beats self in the head* I am also that weird person who speaks out and calls people on their BS as long as that BS is not aimed at me. I have my limit and things I will not tolerate, but very much a mother bear with my friend/rp partners 3. Shy about new people and even my friends sometimes both ic and ooc. They complain that I am secretive and very difficult to get to know occly. I say it is just because they never ask the right questions :-P 4. I do not care what gender the person behind the screen is. I have friends who were born one sex and made the life choice to go with the sex that they felt was right. If I refer to you oocly as he/she/it please do not feel offended or if I refer to you by the sex of your character, also do not feel offended.

After playing healers in several games, I take into account several things. Firstly, any serious injury is not going to be healed immediately without some repercussion to either the healer or the patient. It can vary from exhaustion on the part of the healer, which for large amounts of injuries can quickly incapacitate an unwary healer, to ravenous appetite and taking things easy for the patient. I also take into account the scene and the person being healed's roleplay. After all, a debilitating injury that is part of a storyline and needs a certain cure should not be healed with a regular application of magic, where as a wound just got for the sake of flavour can be healed quickly and with a little more effort, not leave a scar. It comes down to communication between the person being healed and the healer. Most healers I know are very careful to give the patient exactly what they want.. most of the time. I have only ever put someone in a medically induced coma once however, as that is taking their character out of play and no fun, but that was cleared with the PoPatient first.