Regeneration

## Summary

The ability to heal from wounds at an increased speed, with many characters having the ability to recover from wounds that would be deadly to a normal human.

The potency of this power ranges from faster natural healing to being able to regrow body parts or organs, or even a detached head. There are higher levels of regeneration which allow characters to come back from destruction that would be fatal to any other being, including being blown to pieces, reduced to a single cell, vaporized, and even complete physical destruction. It must also be noted that even if a character has a regeneration power, it does not always mean that they will automatically recover from less severe damage. If it is shown that a character can only regenerate from a certain level of destruction, then this should be noted in their respective profile. Regeneration that involves reviving a character without the destruction of both physical and non-physical aspects of their existence should not be considered godly levels of regeneration, as it would involve resurrection rather than complete destruction and reforming of the body.

## Types

**Low**: Faster healing of normal wounds that would take days, weeks, or months, sometimes even just seconds. For machines and vehicles, this means recovering from exterior damage.

**Mid-Low**: Healing of wounds that would leave scars, like severe burns or deep injuries. For machines and vehicles, this would be recovering from dents and openings.

**High-Low**: Ability to regrow detached fingers, toes, or ears, minor organ damage, and even lost limbs. For machines and vehicles, this would be regaining some internal damage, as well as minor critically damaged or destroyed parts.

**Low-Mid**: Regrowth of lost limbs, limited brain damage, and severe organ damage or destruction, including traditionally fatal wounds and disembowelment or horizontal bisection. For machines and vehicles, this would be regenerating minor parts and more extensive internal damage.

**Mid**: Ability to regenerate from decapitation or severe brain damage. For machines and vehicles, this would be restoring critical parts, such as the engine.

**High-Mid**: Recovery from being blown/cut to pieces, brain included, or from a small piece of the user's body, such as a finger, or the heart.

Low-High: Rebirth from having no solid parts of the body remaining. This can range from a puddle or drop of blood to even a single cell. For robots and machines, this can also include regenerating from a liquid state.

**Mid-High**: Revival from having all biology completely incinerated. This includes being reduced to ash, dust, smoke, vapor, or plasma.

**High**: Return from a few scattered or lone molecules, atoms, or sub-atomic particles.

**Low-Godly**: Regeneration from the complete physical destruction of the user's body, instead restoring it from their disembodied consciousness, such as their soul, mind, some other non-physical aspect of themselves, esoteric or metaphysical energy, or something else.

**Mid-Godly**: Restoration from the complete erasure of one's body, mind, and soul.

**High-Godly**: Recovery after the erasure of body, mind, soul, and at least one other fundamental aspect of a character's existence. It must be shown that the character cannot exist without that fundamental aspect existing as well, and it must not be something that would ordinarily be restored by regenerating body, mind, or soul.