Trying to make consistent sense of what damage and healing represent

Chris Rice · 10-12-2019, 10:44 PM

I've mentioned this before but it's relevant here. In short:

Fact: as the rules stand, a figure suffers no ongoing detriment till it reaches ST3.

Assumption: a figure is not "wounded" till it reaches ST3, all other damage being minor knocks, being winded, temporarily demoralised etc.

Therefore, all damage above ST3 can be quickly regained between combats if the figure has a little time to catch their breath, steel their nerves etc. A figure at ST3 or lower has actually been physically wounded and will require much longer to recover or healing intervention.

This allows for longer dungeon crawls but will probably require some amendment to the physiker Talent.

10-12-2019, 10:44 PM	#9
Chris Rice Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: London Uk, but originally from Scotland	Re: Trying to make consistent sense of what damage and healing represent I've mentioned this before but it's relevant here. In short: Fact: as the rules stand, a figure suffers no ongoing detriment till it reaches ST3. Assumption: a figure is not "wounded" till it reaches ST3, all other damage being minor knocks, being winded, temporarily demoralised etc. Therefore, all damage above ST3 can be quickly regained between combats if the figure has a little time to catch their breath, steel their nerves etc. A figure at ST3 or lower has actually been physically wounded and will require much longer to recover or healing intervention. This allows for longer dungeon crawls but will probably require some amendment to the physiker Talent.