Yeah, I think 'wind down' makes more sense.
No, you said 'instead' when it's actually 'as well'.
It's not good grammar, but that's how he said it.
That wasn't her first drink.
They're a species for whom they don't have a great deal of biological data and the Controllers only have so many automated medical facilities. It's a big number, but they're mostly being used for the refugees they already have. Purple healing rays explicitly don't heal back missing parts.
Except Paul already thought about that. He mentioned that a Yellow Lantern also subjugated them, so they are 0 for 2 for power ring colors so having a power ring of a third color does indeed trigger them the same way either of the other two would.
Citation.
He hasn't been back to do very much. He is keeping an eye on the place. Also, the Guardians have kept Korugar's government informed, and the Nationalists have shared what they're told with the general population.
soft pedal
More or less.
You don't, at the moment. I COULD enable image uploads but there are some security vulnerabilities that it would introduce, and this wiki won't really need much in the way of images. Instead, I enabled the offsite image linking function, which is how I put the cover art on. Since we're going to be consuming images that are already available on the Internet, there's really no reason to need to duplicate them.
I wonder if there is a spell or something that alows ones healing process to act without limit, as though each cell eas trying to replace the entire body, without running into each other due to excess biomass being removed.
no.
That is called Biomancy, it's popular in Atlantis. There they can re-grow entire limbs. Of course that is guided however.
It appears to be pretty much what you just said, though there isn't good information on their longer term effects due to Baroness von Gunther's original test subjects having died years ago and the Amazons not touching it.
The Renegade isn't sure, but he suspects a combination of spiritual weakness and lack of a domain that calls for it.
Thank you, corrected.
They are standard pattern humanoids, right? They do not seem to have anything exotic in their biology, or at least that hasn't been shown. No wonky superpowers, no inherent magic, no exotic physiological quirks.
Lore solution: The PHR heals based off the person's "magic template" which slowly conforms to the user's body (or quickly depending on the injury)
1) Have Power Rings suddenly stopped being Awesome? Getting medical data on a species that isn't naturally ring resistant or universally behind wards is trivial.
This is sinestros daughter....
I completely and utterally understand why OL is doing this.
Given how things tend to work out in such a narratively-driven universe, that's actually probably mostly a good idea. Both in that they'll probably make better Lanterns, and that if he didn't they'd likely somehow end up Lanterns anyway in a worse-run Corps.
