Since the entire Kenku race was cursed to have no curiosity and no wings, would it be logical to say that casting Remove Curse on a Kenku would return its curiosity and wings to it?
The kenku species, according to Volo's Guide to DM Headaches lore, was fundamentally altered on a species-wide level by the wrath of an angry god to adopt a nature they find abhorent.
It's kinda like asking whether you can put out a California wildfire by pouring out your thermos on it. Yes, technically water can quench a fire, but there's a difference between a campfire (a normal, everyday cursed-object curse or a transient magical hex) and a whole-ass state being constantly on fire (a god "cursing" an entire species by changing their fundamental nature).
Plus, if it was so easy to turn a kenku back into a winged critter, how are any of them still cursed? They have their entire life to scrape together a few dozen coins to pay a local priest to cast Remove Curse and give them a whole new lease on life, to say nothing of how much more valuable a kenku would be to its town if it could fly and think properly. There's no reason to leave them half-crippled.
The kenku species, according to Volo's Guide to DM Headaches lore, was fundamentally altered on a species-wide level by the wrath of an angry god to adopt a nature they find abhorent.
It's kinda like asking whether you can put out a California wildfire by pouring out your thermos on it. Yes, technically water can quench a fire, but there's a difference between a campfire (a normal, everyday cursed-object curse or a transient magical hex) and a whole-ass state being constantly on fire (a god "cursing" an entire species by changing their fundamental nature).
Plus, if it was so easy to turn a kenku back into a winged critter, how are any of them still cursed? They have their entire life to scrape together a few dozen coins to pay a local priest to cast Remove Curse and give them a whole new lease on life, to say nothing of how much more valuable a kenku would be to its town if it could fly and think properly. There's no reason to leave them half-crippled.
The kenku species, according to Volo's Guide to DM Headaches lore, was fundamentally altered on a species-wide level by the wrath of an angry god to adopt a nature they find abhorent.
It's kinda like asking whether you can put out a California wildfire by pouring out your thermos on it. Yes, technically water can quench a fire, but there's a difference between a campfire (a normal, everyday cursed-object curse or a transient magical hex) and a whole-ass state being constantly on fire (a god "cursing" an entire species by changing their fundamental nature).
Plus, if it was so easy to turn a kenku back into a winged critter, how are any of them still cursed? They have their entire life to scrape together a few dozen coins to pay a local priest to cast Remove Curse and give them a whole new lease on life, to say nothing of how much more valuable a kenku would be to its town if it could fly and think properly. There's no reason to leave them half-crippled.
I mean, they might not have thought of it , given the whole "no creativity" clause of the curse ;)
I currently play a Kenku(i will probably post about it in some time), but I decided to just ignore that part and just keep the speach restriction and flightlessness. It is impossible to not have any original thoughts.
The kenku species, according to Volo's Guide to DM Headaches lore, was fundamentally altered on a species-wide level by the wrath of an angry god to adopt a nature they find abhorent.
It's kinda like asking whether you can put out a California wildfire by pouring out your thermos on it. Yes, technically water can quench a fire, but there's a difference between a campfire (a normal, everyday cursed-object curse or a transient magical hex) and a whole-ass state being constantly on fire (a god "cursing" an entire species by changing their fundamental nature).
Plus, if it was so easy to turn a kenku back into a winged critter, how are any of them still cursed? They have their entire life to scrape together a few dozen coins to pay a local priest to cast Remove Curse and give them a whole new lease on life, to say nothing of how much more valuable a kenku would be to its town if it could fly and think properly. There's no reason to leave them half-crippled.
I mean, they might not have thought of it , given the whole "no creativity" clause of the curse ;)
I currently play a Kenku(i will probably post about it in some time), but I decided to just ignore that part and just keep the speach restriction and flightlessness. It is impossible to not have any original thoughts.
I don't think trying remove curse to remove a curse is that creative, though.
Since the entire Kenku race was cursed to have no curiosity and no wings, would it be logical to say that casting Remove Curse on a Kenku would return its curiosity and wings to it?
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Remove Curse works on normal, ordinary curses.
The kenku species, according to Volo's Guide to DM Headaches lore, was fundamentally altered on a species-wide level by the wrath of an angry god to adopt a nature they find abhorent.
It's kinda like asking whether you can put out a California wildfire by pouring out your thermos on it. Yes, technically water can quench a fire, but there's a difference between a campfire (a normal, everyday cursed-object curse or a transient magical hex) and a whole-ass state being constantly on fire (a god "cursing" an entire species by changing their fundamental nature).
Plus, if it was so easy to turn a kenku back into a winged critter, how are any of them still cursed? They have their entire life to scrape together a few dozen coins to pay a local priest to cast Remove Curse and give them a whole new lease on life, to say nothing of how much more valuable a kenku would be to its town if it could fly and think properly. There's no reason to leave them half-crippled.
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Yeah that's makes sense. Thanks for the help.
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likely a wish or a cleric's Divine Intervention (likely the 20th level version) would be the only thing with a chance to remove a kenku's curse.
Er ek geng, þat er í þeim skóm er ek valda.
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One of the many problems with Remove Curse.
I mean, they might not have thought of it , given the whole "no creativity" clause of the curse ;)
I currently play a Kenku(i will probably post about it in some time), but I decided to just ignore that part and just keep the speach restriction and flightlessness. It is impossible to not have any original thoughts.
Just curious since I don’t have MMM but is this still part of the Kenku lore? Are they still cursed but their traits have changed?
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From what I recall, no they don't have this curse anymore.
Then I guess that solves my problem
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I don't think trying remove curse to remove a curse is that creative, though.
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