GoH

[SciencePro]

can gift of health cure feeblemind?

[rdonj]

Yes. It can cure any affliction.

[Viajero]

Personally I have not seen significant healing progress based on GoH. Only the Chalice really seems responsive, 1 turn or 2 at most.

[Amonchakad]

Personally I have not seen significant healing progress based on GoH. Only the Chalice really seems responsive, 1 turn or 2 at most.

Don't quote me on this, but I think that GoH's healing effect is dependant on the dominion level in the province.

[Edi]

Personally I have not seen significant healing progress based on GoH. Only the Chalice really seems responsive, 1 turn or 2 at most.

Don't quote me on this, but I think that GoH's healing effect is dependant on the dominion level in the province.
It is. In high dominion, the effects are really fast unless you're dealing with a never healing wound.

[Lingchih]

Took me five turns to cure a feebleminded Tart in a prov with Dom 9 and GoH in a recent game. Could be the roll of the die, I guess.

[Gregstrom]

IIRC from a posting of the heal chances (lch?), feeblemind is pretty hard to cure.

[Edi]

Second hardest. Healing is first checked against chance to heal (IIRC 10% x Dominion score) and then against affliction difficulty. Never healing wound is hardest, followed by feeblemind.

[Atreidi]

Can the effects of items such as eye of aiming, crystal heart, eye of the void and the such be cured? I dont know if it was my imagination but I think I had a lost eye affliction from the eye of aming cured, can any one confirm if this is possible?

[FAJ]

Would be nice to combine that with the heart that gives reinvigoration 10, but also gives the encumberance casuing wound, iirc.

[Sombre]

You can cure them after the cursed item is removed, which can only happen via shapechange or, if it's unique, wish.

So practically speaking, no.

[Atreidi]

You can cure them after the cursed item is removed, which can only happen via shapechange or, if it's unique, wish.

So practically speaking, no.

But, I wana! :(

[NTJedi]

You can cure them after the cursed item is removed, which can only happen via shapechange or, if it's unique, wish.

So practically speaking, no.

But, I wana! :(

No soup for you.

[Calahan]

The info and mechanics regarding the chance to heal various afflictions can be found here....

http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/showthread.php?p=674202&highlight=#post674202

or the Wiki....

http://dom3.servegame.com/wiki/Affliction

[Rookierookie]

Affliction-causing items are usually misc items, I don't think shapechange can get rid of them.

[Atreidi]

You can cure them after the cursed item is removed, which can only happen via shapechange or, if it's unique, wish.

So practically speaking, no.

How about Immortals?

[Sombre]

What about them? The same answer applies.

[Calahan]

How about Immortals?
Main difference with immortals is that it's usually a lot easier to get rid of cursed items by just killing them off in positive dominion.

[chrispedersen]

Affliction-causing items are usually misc items, I don't think shapechange can get rid of them.

Yes, it can. All you have to do is shapechange into a shape with fewer slots. Not many units can do it.. but some can.

[Folket]

The heart can be very nice to add to someone that has already suffered a chest wound.

[RadicalTurnip]

Does GoH change death scales in friendly provinces? I mean, I know it still shows death scales, but does it effectively increase them to growth scales or anything? I'm still a bit of a newb, so I took death scales in a MP game because I was pretty sure I could control GoH, but now I'm not so sure it does what I was hoping for :(

[thejeff]

It won't help your scales, in terms of population growth or anything like that.

It will keep your mages from dying of old age though.

[RadicalTurnip]

Yeah, I meant for population growth...dagnabit. Oh well, slash 'n burn, here I come!