Major Wounds (Expanded Tables)
The following table is an adaptation of the Major Wounds table, to make some types of damage more realistic. The table above is also available for separate downloading
| Roll | Cutting Damage | Crushing Damage | Piercing Damage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01-50 | Very impressive scar, but no ill effects | Massive brushing, but no other ill effects. | Minor scar, but otherwise no ill effects. |
| 51 | Lose left eye (major cut across eye socket). Vision is impaired. [D-4 A-4 Ap-6] | Lose left eye (eye socket crushed). Vision is impaired. [D-4 A-4 Ap-8] | Lose left eye (eye gouged out). Vision is impaired. [D-4 A-4 Ap-4] |
| 52 | As above, but affects right eye. | As above, but affects right eye. | As above, but affects right eye. |
| 53 | Lose nose (sliced off). Sense of smell and taste diminished. [Ap-8] | Nose disfigured (crushed and broken). [Ap-6] | Nose disfigured (punctured). [Ap-3] |
| 54 | Lose left ear (taken clean off). Directional hearing impaired. [Ap-2] | Left ear disfigured (crushed against skull). [Ap-1] | Lose hearing in left ear (eardrum punctured). All hearing impaired. |
| 55 | As above, but affects right ear. | As above, but affects right ear. | As above, but affects right ear. |
| 56-57 | Lips cut and split (loss of one or both lips). Front teeth broken. [Ap-6 C-2 St-2] | Jaw crushed (broken and severely dislocated). Unable to eat solid food until healed. [Ap-4 C-4 St-4] | jaw pierced (through jaw or cheeks). Speech slurred (-10% skill). [Ap-2] |
| 58 | Lower spine cut. Character loses all use of lower body. [S/2 A/3] | Lower spine crushed. Ability to move rapidly and handle heavy weights severely impaired. [S/2 A/2 St-4] | Back muscles torn (punctured and twisted). reduced ability to carry heavy loads, constant pain. [S/2 A-4 St-10] |
| 59 | Major head wounds and concussion [I-4 Ap-4 E-4] | Severe concussion (skull fracture). [I-6 Em-6 E-6] | Head punctured (brain pierced). Severe loss of motor control or mental capacity [I/2 or D/2 or E/2] |
| 60-62 | Minor head wounds and concussion [I-1 Ap-2 E-1] | Slight concussion (skull fracture). [I-2 Em-2 E-2] | Head punctured (brain pierced). Slight loss of motor control or mental capacity [I-4 or D-4 or E-4] |
| 63-64 | Eviserated (belly torn open). BL d6* slow death until repaired. [C-15] | Internal damage (crushed lungs or other organs). Hard to catch breath. [St-10] | Major perforation (major organ punctured). BL d6 slow death until repaired. [C-15] |
| 65-68 | Torso lacerated (between ribs). [C-3] | Broken ribs. [C-4] | Puncture produces hernia. Severe pain. [St-5] |
| 69-72 | Left arm severely gashed, does not heal properly. [D-4] | Left arm severely dislocated, does not heal properly. [D-3] | Puncture tears arm muscles, does not heal properly. [D-2] |
| 73-76 | As above, but for right arm. | As above, but for right arm. | As above, but for right arm. |
| 77-79 | Left hand and part of arm amputated.[D-8 A-2] | Left hand crushed (fingers mangled). [D-8] | Palm pierced (loss of mobility). [D-4] |
| 80-82 | As above, but for right hand and arm. | As above, but for right hand. | As above, but for right hand. |
| 83-86 | Left leg severely gashed, does not heal properly. [A-4] | Left leg severely dislocated, does not heal properly. [A-3] | Puncture tears leg muscles, does not heal properly. [A-2] |
| 87-90 | As above, but for right leg. | As above, but for right leg. | As above, but for right leg. |
| 91-92 | Hamstring left leg becomes totally useless. [A-8] | Left kneecap crushed, left leg unable to move. [A-8] | Puncture in left buttocks/groin area, movement hindered, much pain. [A-4 St-2] |
| 93-94 | As above, but for right leg. | As above, but for right leg. | As above, but for right buttock. |
| 95-97 | Left foot and pat of lower leg amputated. [A-12] | Left foot crushed, ankle dislocated. [A-12] | Left foot pierced, pinned to ground or object. [A-6] |
| 98-00 | As above, but for right foot and leg. | As above, but for right foot. | As above, but for right foot. |