Lore Healing

They couldn't heal! I could hardly believe it but they were just letting their young, wounded and old stumble around with terrible injuries. At first they treated me terribly but when I devised a way to heal my own wounds by inscribing spells of healing on my tattered clothing, they were amazed. Suddenly, not only was I a trusted advisor but also their chief healer. I'm glad I escaped but I'm happier still that I trained 3 new loremasters to spread this knowledge before I did! - Kapuku Yindi
Loremasters are able to use their knowledge of the body and injuries to create instructions to the body on how to heal on some kind of fabric that might be applied to the affected area. The complexity of the healing necessary may require multiple masters to be involved in the process.

Unfortunately once the lore bandage is activated it and all materials used in its creation are consumed over the coarse of the healing and this effect cannot be stopped or paused, meaning that a wound that heals before the bandaged is used or a patient that dies during healing still consumes the entire bandage.

Due to the wasteful nature of this kind of healing, other methods are preferred though lore healing has proved to be more targed and successful than its counterparts. This spell technology has not been translated into any other material like metal or stone which may be more resilient to consumption.

Utility

When a healing patch is applied to an injury, a loremaster may activate it to effect the wound.

Manufacturing

• 1 medium leather or 1 medium cloth
• Elemental source
• Lokan  inscription

Inventor(s)

Attributed to Loremaster Kapuku Yindi, this method of healing has been discovered by many Loremasters around the world.

Complexity

Civ Tier 1