Wound - Revision history

Maxwell: fix when bleeding takes effect

2026-04-04T01:43:22Z

fix when bleeding takes effect

Maxwell at 01:13, 4 April 2026

2026-04-04T01:13:44Z

Tao alexis at 04:22, 13 March 2025

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Tao alexis at 16:19, 12 March 2025

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Tao alexis at 16:16, 12 March 2025

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Tao alexis at 16:13, 12 March 2025

2025-03-12T16:13:03Z

Tao alexis: Tao alexis moved page Wounds to Wound without leaving a redirect

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Tao alexis moved page Wounds to Wound without leaving a redirect

Tao alexis at 22:50, 31 December 2021

2021-12-31T22:50:54Z

Tao alexis: /* Immunities */

2021-03-24T02:32:50Z

Immunities

Tao alexis at 23:49, 30 August 2020

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-'''Wounds''' occur when a combatant suffers a single hit of 11 or more [[Damage (hit points)|damage]]. This results in bleeding, causing the loss of [[Hit Points|hit points]] each [[Combat Round|round]] at the start of the wounded person's turn, until the wound is treated. The nature of the [[Weapons List|weapon]] used, whether edged or blunt, does not affect the outcome. Only the force of the blow determines whether the wound occurs.
+'''Wounds''' occur when a combatant suffers a single hit of 11 or more [[Damage (hit points)|damage]]. This results in bleeding, causing the loss of [[Hit Points|hit points]] each [[Combat Round|round]] (at the start of the enemy's turn) until the wound is treated. The nature of the [[Weapons List|weapon]] used, whether edged or blunt, does not affect the outcome. Only the force of the blow determines whether the wound occurs.
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 Multiple smaller hits cannot combine to create a wound. The damage must come from a single attack that is sufficiently powerful. For every multiple of 11 damage dealt in a single strike, the wound bleeds an additional hit point per round. A hit causing 11 to 21 damage results in a wound that bleeds 1 hit point per round. If the hit deals 22 to 32 damage, the wound bleeds 2 hp per round. A hit of 33 to 43 damage bleeds 3 hp per round — this pattern continues with increasing severity.

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-'''Wounds''' occur when a combatant suffers a single hit of 11 or more [[Damage (hit points)|damage]]. This results in bleeding, causing the loss of [[Hit Points|hit points]] each [[Combat Round|round]] until the wound is treated. The nature of the [[Weapons List|weapon]] used, whether edged or blunt, does not affect the outcome. Only the force of the blow determines whether the wound occurs.
+'''Wounds''' occur when a combatant suffers a single hit of 11 or more [[Damage (hit points)|damage]]. This results in bleeding, causing the loss of [[Hit Points|hit points]] each [[Combat Round|round]] at the start of the wounded person's turn, until the wound is treated. The nature of the [[Weapons List|weapon]] used, whether edged or blunt, does not affect the outcome. Only the force of the blow determines whether the wound occurs.
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 Multiple smaller hits cannot combine to create a wound. The damage must come from a single attack that is sufficiently powerful. For every multiple of 11 damage dealt in a single strike, the wound bleeds an additional hit point per round. A hit causing 11 to 21 damage results in a wound that bleeds 1 hit point per round. If the hit deals 22 to 32 damage, the wound bleeds 2 hp per round. A hit of 33 to 43 damage bleeds 3 hp per round — this pattern continues with increasing severity.

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 Multiple smaller hits cannot combine to create a wound. The damage must come from a single attack that is sufficiently powerful. For every multiple of 11 damage dealt in a single strike, the wound bleeds an additional hit point per round. A hit causing 11 to 21 damage results in a wound that bleeds 1 hit point per round. If the hit deals 22 to 32 damage, the wound bleeds 2 hp per round. A hit of 33 to 43 damage bleeds 3 hp per round — this pattern continues with increasing severity.
-A combatant may suffer multiple wounds from separate attacks. If struck twice, once for 11 damage and again for 21 damage, the victim would suffer two separate wounds and bleed 2 hp per round as a result. However, the location of the wound is not tracked, as it does not impact gameplay. Bleeding damage does not contribute to [[Stun Lock|stun lock]] and does not interfere with a spellcaster's ability to [[Spellcasting|concentrate]].
+A combatant may suffer multiple wounds from separate attacks. If struck twice, once for 11 damage and again for 21 damage, the victim would suffer two separate wounds and bleed 2 hp per round as a result. However, the location of the wound is not tracked, as it does not impact gameplay. Bleeding damage contributes to [[Stun Lock|stun lock]] just as does any other damage; the wound also denies the possibility of concentrating sufficiently to [[Spellcasting|cast a spell]].
 == Closing Wounds ==

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 '''Wounds''' occur when a combatant suffers a single hit of 11 or more [[Damage (hit points)|damage]]. This results in bleeding, causing the loss of [[Hit Points|hit points]] each [[Combat Round|round]] until the wound is treated. The nature of the [[Weapons List|weapon]] used, whether edged or blunt, does not affect the outcome. Only the force of the blow determines whether the wound occurs.
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-Multiple smaller hits cannot combine to create a wound. The damage must come from a single attack that is sufficiently powerful. For every multiple of 11 damage dealt in a single strike, the wound bleeds an additional hit point per round. A hit causing 11 to 21 damage results in a wound that bleeds 1 hit point per round. If the hit deals 22 to 32 damage, the wound bleeds 2 hp per round. A hit of 33 to 43 damage bleeds 3 hp per round, and this pattern continues with increasing severity.
+Multiple smaller hits cannot combine to create a wound. The damage must come from a single attack that is sufficiently powerful. For every multiple of 11 damage dealt in a single strike, the wound bleeds an additional hit point per round. A hit causing 11 to 21 damage results in a wound that bleeds 1 hit point per round. If the hit deals 22 to 32 damage, the wound bleeds 2 hp per round. A hit of 33 to 43 damage bleeds 3 hp per round — this pattern continues with increasing severity.
-A combatant may suffer multiple wounds from separate attacks. If struck twice, once for 11 damage and again for 21 damage, the victim would suffer two separate wounds and bleed 2 hp per round as a result. However, the location of the wound is not tracked, as it does not impact gameplay. Bleeding damage does not contribute to [[Stun Lock|stun lock]] and does not interfere with a spellcaster’s ability to [[Spellcasting|concentrate]].
+A combatant may suffer multiple wounds from separate attacks. If struck twice, once for 11 damage and again for 21 damage, the victim would suffer two separate wounds and bleed 2 hp per round as a result. However, the location of the wound is not tracked, as it does not impact gameplay. Bleeding damage does not contribute to [[Stun Lock|stun lock]] and does not interfere with a spellcaster's ability to [[Spellcasting|concentrate]].
 == Closing Wounds ==
-A wound may be closed by magical healing, alchemical remedies, or physical treatment. The [[Cantrip|cantrip]] [[Close Wound (cantrip)|close wound]] immediately stops a single wound. Eating a [[Goodberry (spell)|goodberry]] will seal one wound, though multiple wounds require multiple berries. Pouring a [[Healing Salve (remedy)|healing salve]] into a wound is another means of stopping the bleeding. Spells such as [[Cure Light Wounds (spell)|cure light wounds]], [[Cure Serious Wounds (spell)|cure serious wounds]], [[Cure Critical Wounds (spell)|cure critical wounds]], [[Heal (spell)|heal]], and [[Aid (spell)|aid]] will close all wounds a creature has sustained. A [[Paladin (class)|paladin's]] [[Lay on Hands|lay on hands]] also heals all wounds instantly. Bleeding can also be stopped through [[Binding Wounds (sage ability)|binding the wound]] with bandages, though this only halts the bleeding and does not restore lost hit points.
+A wound may be closed by magical healing, alchemical remedies or physical treatment. The [[Cantrip|cantrip]] [[Close Wound (cantrip)|close wound]] immediately stops a single wound. Eating a [[Goodberry (spell)|goodberry]] will seal one wound, though multiple wounds require multiple berries. Pouring a [[Healing Salve (remedy)|healing salve]] into a wound is another means of stopping the bleeding. Spells such as [[Cure Light Wounds (spell)|cure light wounds]], [[Cure Serious Wounds (spell)|cure serious wounds]], [[Cure Critical Wounds (spell)|cure critical wounds]], [[Heal (spell)|heal]] and [[Aid (spell)|aid]] will close all wounds a creature has sustained. A [[Paladin (class)|paladin's]] [[Lay on Hands|lay on hands]] also heals all wounds instantly. Bleeding can also be stopped through [[Binding Wounds (sage ability)|binding the wound]] with bandages, though this only halts the bleeding and does not restore lost hit points.
 == Immunities ==
-Certain creatures are immune to wounds, either due to their anatomy, supernatural nature, or regenerative abilities. Amorphous beings, such as [[Jellies|jellies]], [[Oozes|oozes]], and [[Slimes|slimes]], lack defined structures and cannot be wounded. Otherworldly creatures, including [[Demon|demons]], [[Devil|devils]], and [[Undead|undead]], are also unaffected, as are other entities originating from the Outer Planes. Creatures that can [[Become Ethereal|turn ethereal]] or assume gaseous form are immune as well.
+Certain creatures are immune to wounds, either due to their anatomy, supernatural nature or regenerative abilities. Amorphous beings, such as [[Jellies|jellies]], [[Oozes|oozes]] and [[Slimes|slimes]], lack defined structures and cannot be wounded. Otherworldly creatures, including [[Demon|demons]], [[Devil|devils]] and [[Undead|undead]], are also unaffected, as are other entities originating from the Outer Planes. Creatures that can [[Become Ethereal|turn ethereal]] or assume gaseous form are immune as well.
 Constructs, such as [[Golem|golems]] and other beings [[Construct (entity)|composed of materials]] other than living flesh, are unaffected by wounding. Likewise, creatures with natural [[Regeneration|regeneration]] cannot suffer wounds, as their bodies repair damage before it can cause lasting harm. These immunities extend to player characters who have acquired such traits through magic or supernatural means.

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	'''Wounds''' occur when a combatant suffers a single hit of 11 or more [[Damage (hit points)\|damage]]. This results in bleeding, causing the loss of [[Hit Points\|hit points]] each [[Combat Round\|round]] until the wound is treated. The nature of the [[Weapons List\|weapon]] used, whether edged or blunt, does not affect the outcome. Only the force of the blow determines whether the wound occurs.		'''Wounds''' occur when a combatant suffers a single hit of 11 or more [[Damage (hit points)\|damage]]. This results in bleeding, causing the loss of [[Hit Points\|hit points]] each [[Combat Round\|round]] until the wound is treated. The nature of the [[Weapons List\|weapon]] used, whether edged or blunt, does not affect the outcome. Only the force of the blow determines whether the wound occurs.
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-When a combatant receives a hit causing 11 [[Damage (hit points)|damage]] or more, whether or not the [[Weapons List|weapons]] is edged, the combatant is '''wounded'''.  This causes the combatant to '''bleed''' hit points each [[Combat Round|round]].  Wounds do not result from multiple hits adding up to 11; the single hit must be sufficiently powerful for the wound to result.
+'''Wounds''' occur when a combatant suffers a single hit of 11 or more [[Damage (hit points)|damage]]. This results in bleeding, causing the loss of [[Hit Points|hit points]] each [[Combat Round|round]] until the wound is treated. The nature of the [[Weapons List|weapon]] used, whether edged or blunt, does not affect the outcome. Only the force of the blow determines whether the wound occurs.
-For each multiple of 11 points done per attack, the wound that is caused will drain the character of 1 hp. Thus, an attack causing 11-21 damage would cause the creature to bleed 1 hp per round, but an attack causing 22-32 damage would mean the wound bled 2 hp per round. A wound from 33-43 damage would bleed 3 hp per round and so on.
+A combatant may suffer multiple wounds from separate attacks. If struck twice, once for 11 damage and again for 21 damage, the victim would suffer two separate wounds and bleed 2 hp per round as a result. However, the location of the wound is not tracked, as it does not impact gameplay. Bleeding damage does not contribute to [[Stun Lock|stun lock]] and does not interfere with a spellcaster’s ability to [[Spellcasting|concentrate]].
 == Closing Wounds ==
-Wounds may be closed by [[Healing|healing]] magic or by the [[Cantrip|cantrip]], [[Close Wound (cantrip)|close wound]]. Eating a [[Goodberry (spell)|goodberry]] will close a wound (multiple wounds would require multiple goodberries). A [[Healing Salve (remedy)|healing salve]] poured into a wound will also close a single wound.  [[Cure Light Wounds (spell)|Cure light wounds]], [[Cure Serious Wounds (spell)|cure serious wounds]], [[Cure Critical Wounds (spell)|cure critical wounds]], [[Heal (spell)|heal]] or [[Aid (spell)|aid]] close all wounds that the body has sustained, as will a [[Paladin (class)|paladin's]] [[Lay on Hands|lay on hands]]. Finally, wounds may be physically [[Binding Wounds (sage ability)|bound with bandages]].
+A wound may be closed by magical healing, alchemical remedies, or physical treatment. The [[Cantrip|cantrip]] [[Close Wound (cantrip)|close wound]] immediately stops a single wound. Eating a [[Goodberry (spell)|goodberry]] will seal one wound, though multiple wounds require multiple berries. Pouring a [[Healing Salve (remedy)|healing salve]] into a wound is another means of stopping the bleeding. Spells such as [[Cure Light Wounds (spell)|cure light wounds]], [[Cure Serious Wounds (spell)|cure serious wounds]], [[Cure Critical Wounds (spell)|cure critical wounds]], [[Heal (spell)|heal]], and [[Aid (spell)|aid]] will close all wounds a creature has sustained. A [[Paladin (class)|paladin's]] [[Lay on Hands|lay on hands]] also heals all wounds instantly. Bleeding can also be stopped through [[Binding Wounds (sage ability)|binding the wound]] with bandages, though this only halts the bleeding and does not restore lost hit points.
 == Immunities ==
-Because of their nature, some creatures cannot be wounded, including [[Jellies|jellies]], [[Oozes|oozes]] and [[Slimes|slimes]]; [[Demon|demons]], [[Devil|devils]], [[Undead|undead]] and other like creatures from the Outer Planes; creatures that are able to [[Become Ethereal|turn ethereal]] or gaseous; [[Golem|golems]] and creatures [[Construct (entity)|composed of materials]] other than living flesh; and creatures that naturally [[Regeneration|regenerate]].  These considerations also apply to non-players and players embued with these powers.
+Certain creatures are immune to wounds, either due to their anatomy, supernatural nature, or regenerative abilities. Amorphous beings, such as [[Jellies|jellies]], [[Oozes|oozes]], and [[Slimes|slimes]], lack defined structures and cannot be wounded. Otherworldly creatures, including [[Demon|demons]], [[Devil|devils]], and [[Undead|undead]], are also unaffected, as are other entities originating from the Outer Planes. Creatures that can [[Become Ethereal|turn ethereal]] or assume gaseous form are immune as well.
-See Also,<br>
+See also,<br>
 [[Attacking in Combat]]<br>
 [[Combat]]
-[[Category: Lacks Image]]
+[[Category: Reviewed]]

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	== Immunities ==		== Immunities ==
−	Because of their nature, some creatures cannot be wounded, including jellies, oozes and slimes; demons, devils, undead and other like creatures from the Outer Planes; creatures that are able to [[Become Ethereal\|turn ethereal]] or gaseous; golems and creatures composed of materials other than living flesh; and creatures that naturally regenerate. These considerations also apply to non-players and players embued with these powers.	+	Because of their nature, some creatures cannot be wounded, including [[Jellies\|jellies]], [[Oozes\|oozes]] and [[Slimes\|slimes]]; [[Demon\|demons]], [[Devil\|devils]], [[Undead\|undead]] and other like creatures from the Outer Planes; creatures that are able to [[Become Ethereal\|turn ethereal]] or gaseous; [[Golem\|golems]] and creatures [[Construct (entity)\|composed of materials]] other than living flesh; and creatures that naturally [[Regeneration\|regenerate]]. These considerations also apply to non-players and players embued with these powers.

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	== Immunities ==		== Immunities ==
−	Because of their nature, some creatures cannot be wounded, including jellies, oozes and slimes; demons, devils, undead and other like creatures from the Outer Planes; creatures that are able to turn ethereal or gaseous; golems and creatures composed of materials other than living flesh; and creatures that naturally regenerate. A non-~~player or player character~~ embued with ~~the power to regenerate or turn ethereal is made immune from wounds also, so long as they retain that power~~.	+	Because of their nature, some creatures cannot be wounded, including jellies, oozes and slimes; demons, devils, undead and other like creatures from the Outer Planes; creatures that are able to [[Become Ethereal\|turn ethereal]] or gaseous; golems and creatures composed of materials other than living flesh; and creatures that naturally regenerate. These considerations also apply to non-players and players embued with these powers.