Double posting here to draw attention for this clarification. I'm sure you guys don't mind.<br/><br/>Quite simply, regarding consequences: they don't have any passive effect on your character's capabilities. Eshalu is pretty thoroughly bloodied and Reliyian's sullied, exhausted and robbed of her magic, but until they attempt a significant feat of some sort (for which the consequence can be invoked), the effects are RP considerations more than mechanical status effects. As for recovery, I believe that the rule of thumb I established was 1/3/9 scenes, with that number doubled if the damage (in whatever form) goes untreated. So, to use yet another one of those handy-dandy lists:<br/><ul class="bbc_list"><li>Eshalu's <em>Pulled Hamstring</em>: Free Invoke still available; 1 scene of 6 as of (in game) tomorrow morning. I'm treating the retreat and the night's rest as one scene due to my lack of plan/content for them. A moderate injury, and thus requiring a Great/+4 roll to halve recovery time. As Aeryn is temporarily absent, I'll say that Reliyian could use Empathy to treat the injur. Between her own Fair/+2 score, the invoke from the gathered plants, and the plethora of Fate Points she accrued, it should be fairly easy to treat.</li><li>Reliyian's <em>Humped</em>: Free invoke still available; 1 scene of 2 as of (in game) tomorrow morning. Empathy is a reasonable skill for its resolution, again. As a minor distraction, it only requires a Fair/+2 roll to speed along.</li><li>Reliyian's <em>Drained of Her Magic</em>: Free invoke still available; 1 scene of 18, as of (in game) tomorrow morning. Empathy or Lore would both be appropriate (Empathy for a more holistic approach to healing and Lore for a more methodical attempt to find a solution). The base of Fantastic/+6 will make things a bit more challenging, of course.</li><li>Again, consequences are 2 shifts harder to treat when you're treating yourself, hence my mention of other characters' skills for helping with recovery. A successful treatment roll means that whatever time remains is halved, rounding down.</li></ul><br/>In addition to concentrating information in a place that we all can easily access, does that address your question, MdG?