Other Healing
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First aid science from TinuvieL
I got myself beat up for science. Had Igby (first aid 15) bind me and went
55 to 109 hp
beat up again, bound myself (first aid 100) and went
53 to 107 hp
Soooo... it seems the advantage of having high first aid skill is being able to skillfully bind when drunk, carefully bind when very drunk. You can also bind when extremely drunk, but it's drunken binding ;)
Medicinal collar info from TinuvieL
I burned myself down to 1 hp and wore the medicinal collar with just one clump of herbs in it. In 10 minutes I was back to max hp (182) and continued to get messages about the soothing medicinal effects of the collar for another 5 minutes. Repeated again with same results. It was pretty boring to test so I'm not going to do it with increasing amounts of herbs to see how much longer it lasts. (Note: as armour it evals 'poor', adequate when blessed. Compare to golden collar which is adequate, good when blessed, and ficermade fine mithril which is good (and not blessable), fine steel which is adequate when blessed, presumed poor otherwise)
Meatables info from Aspects
from ranger carved products...
meat size raw salted cooked tiny hunk 2/2 4/4 6/6 small hunk 5/5 9/9 12/12 hunk 10/10 10/10 18/18 big hunk 12/12 18/18 30/30 huge hunk 15/15 27/27 38/38
Sirpsycho's Gustatory Tour
The Bawdy Miner in Iceforge
7--> a Blacksmith's brew.............................130 8--> an Iceforge special.............................280 9--> a walrus rib.....................................62 10--> a skewered penguin..............................120 a Blacksmith's brew 24hp / 24sps = 5.42 coins per HP/SPS an Iceforge special = 44hp / 44sps = 6.36 coins per HP/SPS A walrus rib 12hp / 12 sps = 5.16 coins per HP/SPS A small skewered penguin 20hp / 20sps = 6 coins per HP/SPS
Ranor's Pride on Infidian
| 7--> a Diggan's brew.................................153 | 24hp/sps = 6.37 | 8--> a Mona's venom..................................369 | 44hp/sps = 8.4 | 9--> a hippogryph rib.................................62 | 12hp/sps = 5.16 | 10--> a leg of deer...................................120 | 20hp/sps = 6 16 Con: Could eat 7 ribs before ex stuff = 84hp/sps Could eat 4 deer before ex stuff = 80hp/sps Could only drink 3 x brew = 72hp/sps (to very drunk) Could drink 2 x venom = 88hp/sps (to ext drunk) 17 Con: Could eat 8 ribs before ex stuff = 96hp/sps Could eat 4 deer before ex stuff = 80hp/sps Could only drink 3 x brew = 72hp/sps (to very drunk) Could drink 2 x venom = 88hp/sps (to ext drunk)
Only tested for 16 con and 17 con so feel free to test with 18 etc...
Seems to me that the drinks dont matter too much, except that if you need hp or sps quickly then venom is good although it will take longer until you can drink again. I'd go with the brew's.
Ribs are the way to go too, more hp and sps per coins and you can get nearly 20% more hp and sps in before you are exremely stuffed.
few bits and pieces on regular heals
All these were tested at Level 19 with 16 con. The more HP you have the more you can eat it seems.
Cheese knigget 18hp/sps for 208 coins = 11.5 coins/hp could eat 5 before ext stuffed = 90hp/sps 16con trencher 15hp/sps for 180coins = 12 coins/hp could eat 6 before ext stuffed = 90hp/sps 16con wastelbread 17hp/sps for 200 coins = 11.76 coins/hp could eat 5 before ext stuff = 85hp/sps 16con Misha Roast Duck 10 hp/sps for 100 coins 10 coins/hp could eat 9 before ext stuffed = 90 hp/sps 16con
Kniggets and Duck from Misha. The other 2 are from 5n 2e s from X...forget the man's name.
Heals in Gemynd
A bottle of cat's meow 27hp/sps 150coins 5.5coins/HP An oxtail pie 13hp/sps 160coins 12.3coins/HP a loaf of bread 6hp/sps 100coins 16.6coins/HP a tamarind tart 6hp/sps 110coins 18.3coins/HP a loaf of pumpkin bread 11hp/sps 100coins 9coins/HP a medium piece of bison 12hp/sps 110coins 9.2coins/HP
Didn't test them all, but here's a few... they dont seem to be very efficient cash / hp wise. Probably best to use only in emergencies.