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Use Healing for the gifts of those who can repair injuries and cure diseases instantly, without any special medical knowledge. Holy healers should note that the Faith Healing enhancement is simply a special case of the Xenohealing enhancement: “Those my god deems worthy.” Faith Healing isn’t the same as the Divine modifier on p. 26 – Healing can have either modifier on its own, or both.

Alternatives
Those who can only heal themselves have Regeneration (p. 70) or Regrowth (p. 71). An Affliction (p. 39) with the Advantage enhancement can grant these traits to others, however, and serve the same purpose as Healing.
Cyborgs and robots with built-in medical equipment for the First Aid, Physician, or Surgery skill should simply buy Accessory perks (p. B100). A first-aid kit, physician’s tools, and surgical instruments are three separate perks.

New Special Enhancement
Healing normally involves laying on hands. For a “healing ray,” add Ranged (+40%). Two other enhancements are common:
Affects Self: You can also heal yourself, provided you’re conscious. Shock penalties apply to any Healing roll made on the turn after you’re wounded. +50%.
Cure Affliction: You can neutralize ongoing Afflictions – including the Affliction-like effects of the Side Effect and Symptoms enhancements. This requires an IQ roll at -1 per full +50% the target effect is worth as an enhancement to Affliction. FP cost is equal to twice the penalty, minimum 1 FP. For instance, blindness is a +50% Disadvantage enhancement, so to cure blindness caused by Affliction, Side Effect, or Symptoms would require a roll at -1 and cost 2 FP. +60%.

New Special Limitations
Affliction Only: You can only neutralize Afflictions, as described for Cure Affliction; you can’t heal injury or cure disease. -40%.
Capped: You can spend only a limited number of FP per use. This limits the severity of the diseases you can cure, requires multiple uses to heal serious injuries (taking extra time and incurring the usual -3 per previous successful healing), and may prevent you from repairing crippled limbs. This is worth -25% for a cap of 2 FP, -20% for 4 FP, -15% for 6 FP, -10% for 8 FP, and -5% for 10 FP. More than 10 FP isn’t an appreciable limitation.
Empathic: When you heal others, you take on the injuries, diseases, and Afflictions you remove instead of paying FP. These affect you even if you have specific immunities to them. They get better at the usual “natural” rate unless cured via medicine or a special ability (e.g., you might “transfer” your wounds to someone else with Leech). Empathic is incompatible with Capped. -50%.

Powering Up
Healing is the core ability of the Healing power, which is usually chi- or psi-based, and frequently an ability of “good” divine, moral, and spirit powers. Talent adds to all IQ rolls made to use the advantage.

Healing
see p. B59
Healing the injury suffered from poison is typically enough to stop it from inflicting any additional damage. Nondamaging effects require Cure Affliction (GURPS Powers, p. 51).
Special Enhancement
Restore Limbs: Your patients can regrow their lost limbs. Treat it as restoring crippled limbs, but at either an extra -2 penalty or an extra 2 FP cost. +80%.