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--- healing [2020/03/18 14:51] – [Incapacitation and Death] andrew
+++ healing [2020/07/21 14:22] (current) – [The Injury Roll] andrew
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-Any combatant that reaches 0 hit points is [[conditions#Incapacitated|Incapacitated]] and unable to act. They must immediately start rolling death saving throws on their turn, which they may not choose to hold or delay.
+Any combatant that reaches 0 hit points is [[conditions#Incapacitated|Incapacitated]] and unable to act.  They then start a 10 round count down, and if they are not stabilized at the end of 10 rounds, death occurs.
 ===== Stabilization =====
-An ally (PC or NPC) can attempt to stabilize an incapacitated character in several ways:
+An ally (PC or NPC) can attempt to stabilize an incapacitated character to prevent death in several ways:
   * Roll a Medicine Skill Check (or Intelligence Check if they don't have Medicine).  If the character uses a Healer's Kit, the roll is made at Advantage.  The character attempting Medicine/INT check must have some sort of bandage material or a needle and thread, or the attempt will be made at disadvantage.
   * The following Divine Spells will stabilize an incapacitated character: Sustaining Touch, Heal Wound, Blessing of St'. Luke, Blessing of the Holy Spirit.  Restoration, however, takes too long to cast to do any good.
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 ^d20^Description^Effect^
-|1|False Hope|Dead|
+|1|False Hope|The stabilization effect was unsuccessful and the target is already dead|
 |2|Feeble|Lose 1D6 STR|
 |3|Shaky|Lose 1D6 DEX|