Light damage questions

[Círdan Kerah]

So there are three ways I've seen the light call and they all do different things. If some one could clarify how it works that would be great.

Cure x wounds: "I call upon the light to cure light wounds. 2 light" this heals 2 body points to living targets, though the word heal is never used. By this logic anything with the light call heals living.

x light: some spells and abilities throw x light via packet. I'm not sure if this heals or damages living.

Light by weapon: weapons enchanted with light swing light damage. By the logic of cure wounds, this would also heal living but I doubt that's how it works.

Also is genesis still a thing?

[Sebastian]

I am not a staff member. However, I have been with this game since the beginning, my girlfriend I seen her do all of these things. From observation I can tell you the following.

Cure x wounds by that logic it heals living targets and also can damage undead. This may be true as well but from what I noticed, Undead I believe also take more damage than called from light.

X light would damage living from what I have seen, damages undead worse.

Light weapon would not heal living since it is being used in a weapon. You deal more damage to undead with light but also harms living as well.

Some spells I have seen a genesis called. It might be a different light from my understanding, I think it is the same tree.

I can see where it might be confusing by not having the keyword heal in Cure X wounds compared to every other spiritual prayer you can use. However think about the context it is being used. It should make more sense then. Im a nutshell, if you aren't healing living with spiritual prayers.....its going to hurt you.

[Ulrich Firelord]

the heal part of cure light wounds is in the whole "cure" part. light attacks still damage living.

[Deleted]

All will be made clearer in the next edition of the rule-book. But the answers above are satisfactory.

[Nichole Cardillo (Staff)]

Hi everyone, thank you for your feedback both in and out of game, I greatly appreciate it! -Nichole