a) Some of Raine's healing techs (Recover and Restore) can in-game cure poison, with the latter granting temporary immunity from more poison. Would these apply to the effects of the spores on people? I'm guessing they would, but hoping for confirmation.
b) Regarding the tainted water stores/sources-- there's precedent for Raine doing quite impressive purification and restoration type things with the unicorn horn, the spell Resurrection, and the assistance of a summon spirit of the relevant element. (The example that springs immediately to mind is restoring fallow ground to health, as well as the half-dead tree that grew within it.) Would it be possible to substitute perhaps an Avatar (for waterbending and/or firebending, as that's what kills spores?) or Septimus or some other similarly highly elementally gifted person for the summon spirit, and purify at least one water source that way? It'd be a large effort, naturally, and there'd have to be a lot of investigating to even get to that point, but it could be something to aim at down the line, if it's an acceptable solution.
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a) Some of Raine's healing techs (Recover and Restore) can in-game cure poison, with the latter granting temporary immunity from more poison. Would these apply to the effects of the spores on people? I'm guessing they would, but hoping for confirmation.
b) Regarding the tainted water stores/sources-- there's precedent for Raine doing quite impressive purification and restoration type things with the unicorn horn, the spell Resurrection, and the assistance of a summon spirit of the relevant element. (The example that springs immediately to mind is restoring fallow ground to health, as well as the half-dead tree that grew within it.) Would it be possible to substitute perhaps an Avatar (for waterbending and/or firebending, as that's what kills spores?) or Septimus or some other similarly highly elementally gifted person for the summon spirit, and purify at least one water source that way? It'd be a large effort, naturally, and there'd have to be a lot of investigating to even get to that point, but it could be something to aim at down the line, if it's an acceptable solution.