Questions about healing afflictions.

[Tuidjy]

I know of a few ways to heal afflictions. Arcoscephale's and Ermor's priesthood,
fairy queens, the Chalice, some magic sites. Is there a list that includes
what afflictions each of these can heal, how many per turns, and with what
probability?

I have noticed a few things myself. Never healing wounds and lost limbs seem to
last longer than other afflictions, but eventually go away. Some methods work
on undead, others do not. Fairy queens are much less effective at removing
afflictions than Arcoscephale's priestesses and seem to have a rather low number
of patients. The Chalice seems to be best, working on everything and everyone,
but of course becomes often the object of a wish war (second only to Mageslayer)

[lch]

Edi's DB has info on the % chance to heal afflictions for units.

[Edi]

Not for all of the units and methods and many of those are guesswork, so not reliable. The Arco priestess figure should be right, but most others are up in the air.

[Kristoffer O]

There is a number displayed in the healing icon info in the upcoming patch. 'Healing (100)' for a preistess, 'Healing (20)' for a bishop of eldergate etc.

[Caduceus]

Woohoo!

[Saulot]

Two things:
1. I appreciate the good progress you've been making KO. Good job.
2. What does Bean Sidhe undead enc 0. mean?

[MaxWilson]

Enc 0 means you don't take fatigue damage from melee combat, no matter how much armor you wear. It also slightly reduces the amount of fatigue you take from spellcasting.

-Max

[Saulot]

Yes, but I'm referring to the statement as a whole. What are Bean Sidhe undead? I was playing Eriu just last week, and they certainly weren't undead.

[MaxWilson]

Oh, my bad. I don't know.

-Max

[Kristoffer O]

There are undead Bean Sidhe for LA man.