1. Eda can lose her head (literally) and hands (literally), and even sometimes voluntarily detaches a hand for the sake of convenience, like holding up a cookbook while she's working. This is Disney style decapitation as the head seems to pop on and off with no consequences other than it seems to hurt a lot, but I'm wondering if she gets to keep this.
I don't think it would impact the survivalist aspect much as she still is harmed by regular means and implied to die from other kinds of mortal peril. Plus, the chance of losing a limb (or worse, her head) out in the uncharted wilds holds its own kind of consequences.
2. Eda is also cursed, and consumes an elixir in canon to help keep it under control. Her magic is also said to play a factor in this, but honestly the show seems to play it fast and loose for plot convenience. Can I presume she can come up with some kind of elixir substitute she can use to manage her condition, as long as I keep the theme of scarcity in mind?
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1. Eda can lose her head (literally) and hands (literally), and even sometimes voluntarily detaches a hand for the sake of convenience, like holding up a cookbook while she's working. This is Disney style decapitation as the head seems to pop on and off with no consequences other than it seems to hurt a lot, but I'm wondering if she gets to keep this.
I don't think it would impact the survivalist aspect much as she still is harmed by regular means and implied to die from other kinds of mortal peril. Plus, the chance of losing a limb (or worse, her head) out in the uncharted wilds holds its own kind of consequences.
2. Eda is also cursed, and consumes an elixir in canon to help keep it under control. Her magic is also said to play a factor in this, but honestly the show seems to play it fast and loose for plot convenience. Can I presume she can come up with some kind of elixir substitute she can use to manage her condition, as long as I keep the theme of scarcity in mind?
Plus, on-demand Owl Beast whenever we want it.