Wounded: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 00:52, 16 October 2023

A wounded creature has been grievously injured. The subject of this effect takes 1d4 damage at the beginning of their turn. If the subject of this condition moves, they take 1d6 damage for every 15ft of movement. (whether or not this movement is voluntary) The creature stops being wounded if they are healed at least 15 HP or if they are healed to their max HP.

When an enemy makes an attack roll on a wounded creature, 1d6 damage is added to their attack damage on a successful hit.

A creature who is dealt maximum damage on at least half of the damage dice rolled against them during an attack (rounded up) becomes wounded.

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-A wounded creature has been grievously injured. The subject of this effect takes 1d4 damage at the beginning of their turn. If the subject of this condition moves, they take 1d6 damage for every 15ft of movement. (whether or not this movement is voluntary) This effect is removed if they are healed 1/4 of their maximum health (net health gain, since the effect was applied, or to maximum health) or if an ability states that it can remove the wounded effect.
+A wounded creature has been grievously injured. The subject of this effect takes 1d4 damage at the beginning of their turn. If the subject of this condition moves, they take 1d6 damage for every 15ft of movement. (whether or not this movement is voluntary) The creature stops being wounded if they are healed at least 15 HP or if they are healed to their max HP.
-When an enemy attacks the subject of this effect, they can add 1d6 damage to their attack damage on a successful hit.
+When an enemy makes an attack roll on a wounded creature, 1d6 damage is added to their attack damage on a successful hit.
-This status can be applied if an attack against the subject is a critical hit, and maximum damage is rolled. (or maybe half of the damage dice rounded up, roll their maximum)
+A creature who is dealt maximum damage on at least half of the damage dice rolled against them during an attack (rounded up) becomes wounded.
 [[Category:Physical Effects]]