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<span style="display:none">[[Summary::Build up "bleed" until you lose a large chunk of your health!]]</span> | <span style="display:none">[[Summary::Build up "bleed" until you lose a large chunk of your health!]]</span> | ||
| − | Bleedout is the condition of losing a large amount of vital fluids suddenly, resulting in a nasty loss of life. | + | Bleedout is the condition of losing a large amount of vital fluids suddenly, resulting in a nasty loss of life. It's typically associated with blood loss, but can represent any threat which builds up over time and has a sudden release. A creature struck by an effect which causes bleedout builds up "bleed". When their bleed equals or exceeds 3 + their [[Constitution]] modifier, they experience bleedout, which removes 20% of their maximum health all at once, and resets their amount of bleed back to 0. |
Bleed naturally recovers at 1 point per round for most creatures. Creatures which can restore more than 1 ability damage after a night's rest can restore bleed faster by that amount. Effects which cure ability damage cure bleed by an equal amount. | Bleed naturally recovers at 1 point per round for most creatures. Creatures which can restore more than 1 ability damage after a night's rest can restore bleed faster by that amount. Effects which cure ability damage cure bleed by an equal amount. | ||
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Bleedout
Bleedout is the condition of losing a large amount of vital fluids suddenly, resulting in a nasty loss of life. It's typically associated with blood loss, but can represent any threat which builds up over time and has a sudden release. A creature struck by an effect which causes bleedout builds up "bleed". When their bleed equals or exceeds 3 + their Constitution modifier, they experience bleedout, which removes 20% of their maximum health all at once, and resets their amount of bleed back to 0.
Bleed naturally recovers at 1 point per round for most creatures. Creatures which can restore more than 1 ability damage after a night's rest can restore bleed faster by that amount. Effects which cure ability damage cure bleed by an equal amount.
Creatures which do not possess a Con score are immune to bleedout.
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