This is straight from the rules:
Cure
The Cure effect removes effects on the target. A Cure will remove all instances of that specific effect. A Cure will remove every active effect with the appropriate trait except Imbue and Inflict unless the Imbue or Inflict card specifically says otherwise. Cure will never restore Vitality. Cure is a beneficial effect.
Travis, for example, has been affected by the following attacks: Slow by Disease, Slow by Will, and Drain by Will. A Cure Slow will remove both the Slow by Disease and the Slow by Will since they are both Slow effects. A Cure Will would remove both the Slow by Will and the Drain by Will since they both have the Will trait.

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Thus as Mind Healing is Cure Will by PSi or Cure Fear By Psi, it will indeed cure multiple effects with one casting.

Cathy

So thusly, /Cure/ Maim <limb> by Magic will cure all maimed limbs?

Here is more of the text about 'Cure"

If a "Cure Maim" effect references a specific limb, the effect will only remove Maim effects on that limb. If
the Cure Maim effect does not specify a limb, it will cure all Maim effects active upon the target. If an
ability or skill allows you to use the "Cure Maim" effect on a specific limb, you cannot use that ability as a
general "Cure Maim" effect.

Here is the text from Muse's Grace

Muses’ Grace (Mend Limb) [Spiritual/Wizardry 5]: With a magical ritual, you may call 'Cure Maimed <limb> by Magic' once for each 5 Spiritual Stamina you expend in the casting. You must expend a minimum of 2 from your personal Spiritual Stamina pool. You may only affect a single target with each casting of this spell.

Since Grace specifically shows <limb> as part of the incant, I believe that it means each limb needs a separate casting.

Mend Limb Potion, on the other hand, Clearly states that it will cure all maims on a person.

Furies’ Recovery (Mend Limb Potion) [Spiritual/Enchantment 6]: With an enchantment procedure, you can produce a substance which will have the effect of 'Cure Maim by Poison' when consumed. This will cure all Maims affecting the consumer. Using this skill costs 7 Spiritual Stamina, with a minimum of 5 from your personal Spiritual Stamina pool.

Just my 2 Guilda,
Cathy

Yes Matt, but given the choice between a magic pill & a magic supository I'll choose the former.

"Dang Doc that was the biggest pill I ever had..."

Mario.

As a Burr'Thock(sp?) you don't think Starn would want it on a nice pretty jeweled ring?

But why would ja do that for? A ring is even more hard to swallow than that horse pill... :)

Traditional enchantments are on items that release its effects when consumed.

It seems to be the tinticure that holds the effect is distilled/modified by the enchantment.

It would be interesting to see enchanments placed on objects but I believe the object so enchanted should have to be made with the production system. In-turn I feel that additional requirement/material expenditure should grant an additional perk of some sort.(such as increased effect, more charges & etc.)

Now I know consumed does have to mean eaten, just used up. Just note that enchanting normally does not consume non-herbal-based materials.

So If what had ended up with an enchantment pick for the Fortune point pick and the enchantment wasn't in the form of a balm, oil, salve or potion I would have had it studied.

Normally alchemical type tools are used to provide stamina cost reduction bonuses. This implies that the current style of enchantment known by the Hardistann empire uses solely alchemical media to hold the magic.

Modern fiction & ancient folklore alude to other styles of placing magical effects into items. If those styles were used then the tools to use those styles would be different along with the materials used to do the effects.

This isle has a magic rating of Ten.

I don't know of anybody researching/experimenting on anything that takes advantage of the potent magic available.

Scratch that, I believe there is only one person doing that...

-Mario-