damrok4321: after like 4 months of not drawing almost at all, made this to remind myself about how anatomy and overall drawing works, anyway hello again
Evilpopcorn: @ADudeCalledLeo: You say that as a joke, but what if restoration COULD be used as a weapon? Don't heal the person, heal the virus that got attacked by their immune system.
Zargothrax: @Evilpopcorn: As far as I understand, according to the Prequel lore, healing works in a declarative way. Meaning, instead of having to methodically control magicka in a systematic way to mend tissue and bones step-by-step, you declare the desired state of the wounded body part by envisioning it intact. If the desired state is well defined and accurate enough (in your head), restoration magic will "update" the body part to that state, without you having to know HOW exactly that's supposed to be done.
But what if the desired state that you envision is not intact? For example, study a smashed face and memorize it's exact bone and tissue configuration. Now, the next time you meet someone you hate, envision their face faithfully in the smashed state. With restoration magic, you could, in theory, "mend" their face into the desired, smashed state.
Caniption: @Evilpopcorn: I distinctly recall, in a book about the birth of Mankar Cameron, restoration being used to "unheal" someone, reversing the process and causing wounds to fester and get worse
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10/10 anatomy, my friend
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But what if the desired state that you envision is not intact? For example, study a smashed face and memorize it's exact bone and tissue configuration. Now, the next time you meet someone you hate, envision their face faithfully in the smashed state. With restoration magic, you could, in theory, "mend" their face into the desired, smashed state.
Or, you know, just use a hammer.
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