Hmmm. You have Darkwolf91 working for you? Is everyone apart of this war? He isn't here right now I'm afraid, but I'm sure he'll show up eventually to handle this plan foiling of yours.
The more participants in battles, the more work for the medics, or perhaps the singular "medic" would fit better right now. Could I get an assisstant or two? Tending to wounds can be harder than making them, you know.
Fighting takes a lot of work, but healing can be extremely exhausting too. Throwing a spear takes physical energy. But care for injuries takes complete concentration to focus on a single issue for sometimes a very long period, taking a lot of mental energy.
I find it easiest to find a good healer or even a team of them for me if they play MMORPGs. Me personally, I would never play a character that doesn't specialize in healing. Honestly, I prefer supporting allies over hurting enemies. I would rather stand back and keep their health up, cure ailments, and boost their stats. Yeah, I'm a rare type of player.
So here is the question: When you play RPGs online, do you play with characters like barbarians, warriors, dwarves, archers, wizards, etcetera, or medics, clerics, priests, monks, druids, etcetera? If you prefer the types from my first list, you would probably be better suited in battle. But if you picked from the second list, could you please help me out?
I had to tend to a young sharptooth a bit ago. With the sterilization, bandaging, removing dead tissue, and the diagnosis, I was occupied for over an hour. He was small enough to be held, too! Imagine me treating a full grown sharptooth. I'll likely be occupied half a day. I could really use some extra hands, even if you don't know anything about the subject. Simply doing small tasks for me would be a big help.
When you want to inflict a wound, you have many options as to how you do it. But when it comes to treating them, there is little freedom. I love saving others, but one wrong move and I'll do just the opposite. The young sharptooth I just treated had an infection. The immune system is the body's best defense to fight those off. If I had prescribed something like Elavil, which weakens the immune system, it is very likely he would be dead right now because of me.
Now anyone that wants to apply to help me here needs to care about the patients, not just the problems they have. The wounded need to be as comfortable as possible. In fact, I just finished making a sharpbeak feather pillow for my (current) only patient. I know it will make him rest much more comfortably. Hey brekclub85, could you come pick it up? I would also like to know how the little sharptooth is doing. Does he seem better or worse? Please tell me when you find out. Later!