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--- healing [2020/01/01 23:19] – dave
+++ healing [2020/02/05 15:50] – [The Injury Roll] andrew
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-=====HEALING AND INJURY======
+====== Healing and Injury ======
+===== Incapacitation and Death =====
-====Incapacitation and Death====
 Any combatant that reaches 0 hit points is Incapacitated and unable to act.  They're dead if not stabilized within 1 minute (10 combat turns)  or by the end of the fight  (whichever is later).
-====STABILIZATION====
+===== Stabilization =====
 An ally (PC or NPC) can attempt to stabilize an incapacitated character in several ways:
-  - Roll a Medicine Skill Check (or Intelligence Check if they don't have Medicine).  If the character uses a Healer's Kit, the roll is made at Advantage.  The character attempting Medicine/INT check must have some sort of bandage material or a needle and thread, or the attempt will be made at disadvantage.
+  * Roll a Medicine Skill Check (or Intelligence Check if they don't have Medicine).  If the character uses a Healer's Kit, the roll is made at Advantage.  The character attempting Medicine/INT check must have some sort of bandage material or a needle and thread, or the attempt will be made at disadvantage.
-  - The following Divine Spells will stabilize an incapacitated character: Stable Touch, Heal Wound, Blessing of St'. Luke, Blessing of the Holy Spirit.  The Great Heal, however, takes too long to cast to do any good.
+  * The following Divine Spells will stabilize an incapacitated character: Sustaining Touch, Heal Wound, Blessing of St'. Luke, Blessing of the Holy Spirit.  Restoration, however, takes too long to cast to do any good.
-  - The Cleric archetype feature that heals all allies 1 hp within 100' also stabilizes incapacitated allies. As does the Templar/Hermit archetype feature Lay on Hands.
+  * The Cleric archetype feature that heals all allies 1 hp within 100' also stabilizes incapacitated allies. As does the Templar/Hermit archetype feature Lay on Hands.
-  - A Blessed Healing Potion or Greater Blessed Healing potion (or a pint of Liver Squeezings wine) will stabilize an incapacitated character, but will only heal ½ normal hit points, because of the difficulty of drinking in an incapacitated state.
+  * A Blessed Healing Potion or Greater Blessed Healing potion (or a pint of Liver Squeezings wine) will stabilize an incapacitated character, but will only heal ½ normal hit points, because of the difficulty of drinking in an incapacitated state.
-  - A Poultice of Regeneration will stabilize an incapacitated character.
+  * A Poultice of Regeneration will stabilize an incapacitated character.
-  - The various roots and herbs are too slow acting to aid in stabilization.
+  * The various roots and herbs are too slow acting to aid in stabilization.
-====The Injury Roll====
+===== The Injury Roll =====
-When a character has been stabilized after reaching 0 hit points, he returns to 1 hit point (or more if the magic involved healed hit points).  He still must roll on the Injury Table for an effect.  If you apply a Poultice of Regeneration or if your Stabilization Check was a critical success, then the injury roll will be made at advantage.
+When a character has been stabilized after reaching 0 hit points, he returns to 1 hit point (or more if the magic involved healed hit points).  He still must roll on the Injury Table for an effect.  If you apply a Poultice of Regeneration or if your Stabilization Check was a critical success, then the injury roll will be made at advantage.
 ^d20^Description^Effect^
-|1|False Hope|dead|
+|1|False Hope|Dead|
-|2|Feeble|lose 1d6 STR|
+|2|Feeble|Lose 1D6 STR|
-|3|Shaky|lose 1d6 DEX|
+|3|Shaky|Lose 1D6 DEX|
-|4|Weak|lose 1d6 CON|
+|4|Weak|Lose 1D6 CON|
-|5|Addled|lose 1d6 INT|
+|5|Addled|Lose 1D6 INT|
-|6|Confused|lose 1d6 WIS|
+|6|Confused|Lose 1D6 WIS|
-|7|Disfigured|Lose 1d6 CHA|
+|7|Disfigured|Lose 1D6 CHA|
-|8-13|Maimed|Lose a body part:  player's choice|
+|8-13|Maimed|Lose a body part:  player's choice ([[conditions|armless, blinded, disfigured, dumb, lame, maimed, mauled, scarred]])|
-|14-19|Busted Up|Disadvantage to All checks until safe rest|
+|14-19|Busted Up|Disadvantage to all checks until safe rest|
-|20|Standing |immediately heal 1d8 hp|
+|20|Standing |Immediately heal 1D8 HP|
-A Medicine check (only 1 attempt allowed per day) will allow the injured character to ignore the penalty from ability score loss or disadvantage to checks for 8 hours.  Character must have bandages and/or needle and thread or suffer disadvantage to the check.  If he uses a healer's kit, he gets advantage.
+A Medicine check (only 1 attempt allowed per day) will allow the injured character to ignore the penalty from ability score loss or Disadvantage to checks for 8 hours.  Character must have bandages and/or needle and thread or suffer Disadvantage to the check.  If he uses a healer's kit, he gets advantage.
-====Healing Hit Points Through Rest====
+===== Healing Hit Points Through Rest =====
   * A PC heals 1 hit point per level per night of Safe Rest.
   * A PC heals 1 hit point per night of Unsafe Rest.
   * Woundwart herb applied to wounds adds 1 additional point of healing per night.
-  * Herbal Healing salve forces 1 hour of rest/sleep, but heals 1d6 hit points.
+  * Herbal Healing salve forces 1 hour of rest/sleep, but heals 1D6 Hit Points.
-====Healing Hit Points through Magic, Food or Herbalism====
+===== Healing Hit Points through Magic, Food or Herbalism =====
 There are manifold ways to heal hit points through magic and herbalism and the like.
-  - Divine Potions:  Blessed Healing (1d8);  Greater Blessed Healing (all hp)
+  - Divine Potions:  Blessed Healing (1D8);  Greater Blessed Healing (all hp)
-  - Divine Spells:  Heal Wound (1d8); Great Heal (all hp), Blessing of St. Luke (3d8), Blessing of the Holy Spirit (4d8).
+  - Divine Spells:  Heal Wound (1D8); Restoration (all HP), Blessing of St. Luke (3D8), Blessing of the Holy Spirit (4D8).
-  - Zealot Archetype or Class Feature:  Zealot-2 heal ally (1d6/level); Cleric heal all allies (1hp), Hermit and Templar Lay on Hands (2hp/level).
+  - Zealot Archetype or Class Feature:  Zealot-2 heal ally (1D6/level); Cleric heal all allies (1 HP), Hermit and Templar Lay on Hands (2hp/level).
-  - Special Drinks:  Liver Squeezings (1d4, chance of blindness)
+  - Special Drinks:  Liver Squeezings (1D4, chance of blindness)
-  - Special Foods:  Mighty Haggis (1d4), Awesome Pie (1d4) (either only once per day)
+  - Special Foods:  Mighty Haggis (1D4), Awesome Pie (1D4) (either only once per day)
-  - Herbals:  Healing Salve (1d6 1 dose at a time), Wound Wart (1 per day), Comfrey Root (1d4--once per day)
+  - Herbals:  Healing Salve (1D6 1 dose at a time), Wound Wart (1 per day), Comfrey Root (1D4--once per day)
-  - Arcane Spells:  Drink Life (1/2 of 3d6)
+  - Arcane Spells:  Drink Life (1/2 of 3D6)
-====Healing Ability Scores or Lost Limbs====
+===== Healing Ability Scores or Lost Limbs =====
   * Ability Scores heal 1 point per week of Safe Rest, or 1 point per 2 weeks of Unsafe Rest.
   * Lost limbs do not return from rest.
-  * A successful dose of Black Lotus will restore 1d4 points of Intelligence damage.
+  * A successful dose of Black Lotus will restore 1D4 points of Intelligence damage.
-  * A successful dose of White Lotus will restore 1d4 points of Wisdom damage.
+  * A successful dose of White Lotus will restore 1D4 points of Wisdom damage.
-  * The Great Heal Divine Spell will heal all lost ability score points and restore all missing limbs.
+  * The Restoration Divine Spell will heal all lost ability score points and restore all missing limbs.
   * The Mold the Flesh Atlantean blasphemy can restore missing body parts.
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