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	<span lang="en" xml:lang="en">You can cure any creature according to your preference for your selected creature. The character in which you cast this spell regains their point 1d8+ of their Hitpoints. Make sure that your selected <strong><a href="https://www.unearthedarcana.com/player-guides/5e-character-builder/" rel="external nofollow">character Creator</a></strong> must not be undead. This spell only works on dead creatures. The effect of this spell is totally different according to the level of your character. It performs at 2 different levels 1. Normal level, 2. At a higher level. </span>
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	<b><span lang="en" xml:lang="en">Normal level</span></b>
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	<span lang="en" xml:lang="en">At the normal level, your targeted character regains the hit-points at 1d8+ of its ability modifier. The normal level is performed only when you're playing at the 1st level. </span>
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	<b><span lang="en" xml:lang="en">Higher-level</span></b>
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	<span lang="en" xml:lang="en">At a higher level, the casted creatures by this spell are increased by 1d8 level (Normal level). This level can't be reached when you're playing at the first level. A player can use this spell at more than 1st level. </span>
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	For further familiarizing with each other, figured out it would be good to know our preferences.<br>
	There are many universes that the mother of all roleplaying games introduced throughout it's different editions.<br>
	Check out the poll, and if you feel there's some world we've omitted and should add, post and we'll add it :).
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	This is a multiple choice poll, you can vote for as many universes as you wish. It's public to help us better know each other.
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	So, what is your favorite D&amp;D Campaign Setting?
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