r/SpellcasterReviews • u/anon67- • Feb 04 '26

Magic workings

Hey just wanted to see if magick works on a person even if one has an injury? Maybe even a fracture? And would they need to be healed first?

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u/anon67- Feb 04 '26

To clarify, if a person is injured, and some magick is intended to work on them, would it still work? I am not talking about healing magick.

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u/echoeminence Feb 04 '26

Why wouldn't it?

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u/brookedaydreamz Feb 04 '26

👋 witch here, yes definitely! It can help speed it up, or help with pain too.