| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Naraboni12-29-03, 02:21 PM | d |
| Seeker9512-29-03, 02:22 PM | Reach out and touch your nose. Touch your elbow. Touch your knee. Put your right hand over your heart. Yes, a cleric can heal/cure him/herself. |
| The_Ditto12-29-03, 02:23 PM | Originally posted by Naraboni I've always played/ruled it this way, but on most healing spells it says something like Target: Creature touched. Can the Cleric be the creature touched? Yes ... (I'd elaborate .. but there isn't much more to say .. :angel: .. hehe) Yes, you can choose to touch yourself .... however, I will not hold it against you despite where you want to touch yourself ... :rolleyes: |
| Achuan12-29-03, 02:27 PM | On page 141 of the PHB:You can automatically touch one friend or use the spell on yourself. Hope that cleared up your problem.:cool: |
| Naraboni12-29-03, 02:29 PM | d |
| d_nychus12-29-03, 02:32 PM | Not that it isn't a valid question but this and "can a paladin lay hands on himself?" always cracks me up. ^_^ |
| Luminous Crayon12-29-03, 02:34 PM | Originally posted by Seeker95 Touch your elbow. Back in kindergarten, we used to play the "head, shoulders, knees, and toes" game, where there was this song that named those body parts, and you had to touch your own as they were named. The song got faster and faster, and more difficult, as people kept having to bend down to touch their toes, over and over again, at increasing speeds. I was bad at this game, because I kept confusing my shoulders with my elbows. Didn't really get that straight until around third or fourth grade. |