<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=142146.msg6701283#msg6701283">Quote from: Ember Star on 03-08-2012, 22:40:42</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Okay, I just did a simple roll adding 8 to the total. If I need to do something different, let me know<br/><br/>Roll Result: Eufaula rolled: 1d20, adding 8to the total Comment: Eufaulas attack role Result: 18, Total: 26<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>So taking that result and the explanation in my previous post into account - Ember Star have a read of the wound description below and you can craft your IC action and results...feel free to PM me to discuss if you wish.<br/><br/><strong>Level 5 Wounds:</strong>Critical<br/><br/>Outstretched or curled up the character is down and almost out with a pool of blood forming underneath him.  Blaster shots have hit vital organs in the chest or stomach violently sapping the fight and life out of the character, or vicious blows to the head have caved his head in and left him a vegetable. Blood will be pumping out from jugular or femoral arteries like an oil strike or seeping out from half a dozen small wounds like a low-pressure sprinkler system. A leg or arm could be cleanly taken off or the skeletal frame could be shattered from a big fall.  Movement is at a minimum with a Fortitude test at DC 30 required to be able to even lift a blaster at the guy that has just probably killed you. In the unlikely event that the character is still moving about he does so at a –6 penalty to large movement based skills and –5 to charisma and intelligence based skills.<br/><br/>At the end of the scale the victim is gurgling with his eyes rolling back into his head and is capable of nothing except dying.  Injuries are massive and death will be swift unless an exceptional intervention is made.<br/><br/>