Healing Items (DF)

So. You got hit. You got hurt. Luckily, mortals heal, and with magic healing items, you can recover a whole lot more than you could normally. Healing items tend to be for quick (or, short-term) fixes while "in the field"--in town, there's usually some temple or other that can provide healing (mundane and supernatural) for a nominal fee.DFRPG Adventurers, p.4
== Normal Healing ==
* Recovery rules?
** Rapid Healing and such
* Magical Healing and the Faith Healing power
* Old War Wounds
== Simple Items ==
Item 	Description 	Price	WT
BandagesDFRPG: Adventurers, p.111 	Cloth bandages for a half-dozen wounds. Basic equipment for First Aid skill. If you don't have these, you may have to look around for leaves or moss... 	10 	1
Bandages, Spider-Silk 	Like Bandages, but practically weightless and give a +1 to First Aid when used. 	80 	0
First Aid Kit 	Complete kit for treating wounds. +1 to First Aid skill. There's some interesting herbs in here. 	50 	2
Surgical Instruments 	Basic equipment for Surgery skill. These kits are mainly carried by "Hospital Clerics", healers, or eccentric wizard types who need to salvage mana organs. Useful for removing internal organs and eyeballs from dead monsters without ruining them.	300 	15
Dwarven Savory FungusDungeon Fantasy 8: Treasure Tables, p.11	While not as immediate as a bandage, this strengthens the blood and improves healing, giving a +1 to HT rolls to recover HP. It's likely used in minor healing potions. 	75 	oz
== Consumables ==
=== Potions ===
All potions weigh 0.5 lbs unless otherwise stated, and leave behind an empty, crystal glass bottle when used.Reduce, reuse, recycle!
Item 	Description 	Price
Healing Potion, MinorDFRPG: Adventurers, p.116	A simple draft made from strange herbs and/or careful alchemy. Most delvers seen (or drank) one of these, at one point or another. It's cheap enough that some military forces might even use it for their finer fighters.Fanon Heals 1d HP. 	120
Healing Potion, Major 	A substantial draft of healing. Rumors of these being "distilled from weaker potions" are untrue--they're a bit more tricky to produce than that. Unlike minor healing potions, major healing potions tend to require an ingredient that's dangerous or physically challenging to acquire. Carnivorous plants, karkadann horns, or mana organs are likely. Heals 2d HP. 	350
Healing Potion, Greater 	Rare and powerful potions, made with rare and powerful ingredients. They usually require time-sensitive parts, like blossoms of a flower that bloom once a year, or blood from a rare beast that migrates around a region. Luckily, "GPHs" have a very long shelf-life, and can sit on some wizard-merchant's shelf for ages before finding a buyer. No common person uses a potion of Greater Healing, but children might joke of needing one during play-fights. Heals 4d HP.	1,000
Healing Potion, Greatish 	Does the label say... Greatish? Yes. Greatish Healing are powerful potions that will get a delver back on their feet, but they tend to have... side effects, usually ones that make the trip out of a dungeon a bit more interesting. Side effects may include drunkenness, sudden loss of motor skills, loud ear-ringing, or anything else that provides an opportunity for roleplaying. 	800?
=== Gems? ===
.
== Healing Magic Items ==
(Add examples from Magic, Magic Items 1 and 2 (possibly 3) )
== Recovery-Over-Time Items ==
Item 	Description 	Price	WT
Brace of RebuildingBased on the Elven Limb Brace from Dungeon Fantasy 8: Treasure Tables, p.22	A lightweight but sturdy "exoskeleton" that braces a limb mechanically and magically, giving the wearer +3 HT bonus to recovering from crippling limb injuries. If your setting/game isn't using crippling rules, this brace should provide a flat HP "regeneration" when worn on an injured limb while resting. Some models are designed for specific limbs, some are built with lots of "extra bits" to work on arms, legs, hands, or feet. Only works on one limb (or extremity) at a time.	2,500	2
== Niche / Mission-Specific Gear ==
Item 	Description 	Price	WT
Litter	A niche bit of kit, mainly used to recover fallen friendlies in search-and-rescue missions. There are rumors of more lightweight ones made of finer wood and spider-silk, but they're hard to find.	50 	25
== References ==