Wound Points

Wound Points (WP) are a representation of a character's integral health, whereas Hit Points represent a player's superficial health.
==Calculation==
A character starts with a number of Wound Points equal to their Constitution score.
==Damage==
When a character takes Wound Point damage, they make a roll on the #Wound Table. Additionally, if the character is in negative Wound Points, they must make a DC (10 + 2 * Total WP Damage) Fortitude save every round, falling unconscious on failure. If the character's Wound Points ever fall to below -1 * Constitution score, they die instantly.
==Wound Table ==
===Version 2===
d100 roll and add (5 * (total WP damage - 1)).
Roll 	Result 	Cumulative Effects
0-64 	No Effect 	
65-85	Bleeding Wound (-1 WP / Round) (DC 15 Fortitude Save or DC 15 First Aid check to staunch bleeding)	
86-90	Winded (increase a fatigue level) (DC 15 Fortitude save negates) 	Bleeding Wound
91-95	Injury (as if permanent injury, but can be healed) 	
*Bleeding Wound
*Winded
96-99	Choice of:
*Injury (as if permanent injury, but can be healed)
*Roll vs. Unconsciousness  (DC 15 Fortitude or 18 Will Save)	
*Bleeding Wound
*Winded
100 	Choice of:
*Save Against Death (DC 15)
*Roll on the Permanent Injury Table. 	
*Bleeding Wound
*Winded
100+ 	Roll again on the wound table. 	
*Permanent Injury or Save Against Death
*Bleeding Wound
*Winded
===Version 1===
d100 roll and add (5 * total WP damage).
Roll 	Result
0-60 	No Effect
61-85	Bleeding Wound (-1 WP / Round) (DC 15 Fortitude Save or DC 15 First Aid Check to Staunch Bleeding)
86-90	Winded (-2 Strength/Dex for remainder of encounter), plus a Bleed.
91-95	Injury (as if permanent injury, but can be healed)
96-99	Unconsciousness (DC 15 Fortitude or 18 Will to Negate: if failed, recover consciousness in 2d6 hours – Con Modifier, min 1 hour, unless revived exogenously (e.g. by adrenaline shot))
100 	Save Against Death (DC 15) or roll on the Permanent Injury Table.
100+ 	Same as 100, but also reroll on the wound table.
Category:Game Mechanics