Regrowth

[NineDaysDead]

Originally Posted by Irioth

Oh. I guess I have overlooked that part of MA. OK then. This would then require UB+NE+NB+NV, 25 points, to fully emulate super-efficient regrowth.

And "No neck" and "No Blood". Though you could put limitations on them.

[Not another shrubbery]

Originally Posted by jeff_wilson

I thkink Vaevictus was asking if Regrowth included scarless healing in general, not just where body part replacement or restoration was involved. There's a lot of cosmetic scarring possible in wounds where no tissue has gone missing and no structural damage beyond HP loss occurred. This could be good or bad, and crucial in a society that places particular emphasis on scars.

I think the answer would still be the same, though. It looks OK to me to call it a Feature in games where there would not be any kind of stigma attached to scarring. Many people would be concerned about the possibility of negative impact to their appearance.

[jeff_wilson]

Originally Posted by Not another shrubbery

I think the answer would still be the same, though. It looks OK to me to call it a Feature in games where there would not be any kind of stigma attached to scarring. Many people would be concerned about the possibility of negative impact to their appearance.

Given adventuring settings, equal or greater numbers would feel a negative impact for *lack* of scarring. "We have no work your soft hands are suitable for, city boy."

[Not another shrubbery]

Originally Posted by jeff_wilson

Given adventuring settings, equal or greater numbers would feel a negative impact for *lack* of scarring. "We have no work your soft hands are suitable for, city boy."

Eh... I guess that might rate as a Quirk in some settings, though it seems to me like a bit of a stretch.

[Vaevictis Asmadi]

Originally Posted by jeff_wilson

Given adventuring settings, equal or greater numbers would feel a negative impact for *lack* of scarring. "We have no work your soft hands are suitable for, city boy."

You have a point, although that particular situation is a matter of calluses, not scars.

Is there any official template or character that shows whether Heal Without Scars is a perk or a feature?

[jeff_wilson]

Originally Posted by Vaevictis Asmadi

You have a point, although that particular situation is a matter of calluses, not scars.

There are plenty of scar opportunities wherever calluses are to be had, and scar tissue generally lasts much longer than callus. Scars are more likely to be significant to plots than callus, for just that reason.