Wounds

DETERMINING SEVERITY

When an Investigator receives a Wound, its specifics are determined by the Facilitator. Severity acts as a reference point, with Flesh Wounds being temporary, Minor and Major Injuries having lasting effects that require medical treatment/mitigation, and Lethal Wounds requiring immediate response. There are three ways to determine specifics of the Wound.

Use the following table to determine the location of damage/Wounds

Location

d12 LOCATION
01 Head
02 Face
03 Throat
04 Chest
05 Back
06 Shoulder
07 Arm
08 Hands
09 Stomach
10 Leg
11 Knee
12 Foot

Severity

SEVERITY GUNSHOT STABBING
SLASHING
BITING
CRUSHING
BLUDGEONING
BURNING GORE
01 Flesh Wounds Graze Shallow Cut Knocked Over Singed Retching
02 Minor Injury Through-and-Through Cut or Laceration Massive Bruising Peeling Laceration (badass scar)
03 Bullets Remains Inside Stabbed Sprained (extremely) Blistering Mangled (fingers)
04 Bone Fracture (extremity) Slashed (face/ loss of ear) Concussion / Dazed Large Burn Flayed (partially)
05 Internal Bleeding Severed (fingers) Dislocated Shoulder 3rd Degree Burns Severed (Hand or foot)
06 Major Injury Bone Fracture (chest) Severed (Hand) Broken (collar bone) Still on Fire (extremity) Severed (limb)
07 Gushing Artery Severed (limb) Broken (Arm, leg, hand) Flesh Sloughed Off Impaled
08 Lethal Wounds Massive Hole Throat Slit Split Open (Skull) Engulfed Disemboweled