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Being knocked out by Fire, Frost or Shock damage tends to cause its corresponding injury.

They can be gained from abilities, spells, potions, items, enemies, traps, etc.

Each attribute has 3 positive Inspirations, and 3 negative Afflictions, each with an increasing level of effect.

Generally, all inspirations and afflictions give 5 points to the attribute they apply to, with the 2nd and 3rd level effects applying more buffsdebuffs to the player than the last.

Permanent status effects are always applied through passive abilities, and appear in the Abilities section.

Most Afflictions are grouped by Attribute.

E.g. Hobbled and Immobilized are both Dexterity Afflictions.

If a character has Resistance to a category of Afflictions, incoming Afflictions of that type are downgraded in power.

Resistance grants complete immunity to the weakest Afflictions of that Attribute.

If that elf were hit by a Hobbled effect, it wouldnt apply at all.

This is accomplished by upgrading the incoming affliction to the next tier.

Reflex After Effects Upgrade A Staggered

For example, a character who is weak to Might Afflictions would upgrade a Staggered to a Dazed, or a Dazed to a Stunned.

As the opposite of a Weakness, this is accomplished by downgrading the incoming affliction to one lower tier.

Incoming tier 1 afflictions are cancelled out, and will fail to apply to the character.

A Dazed Affliction would be downgraded to Staggered, and a Staggered Affliction would fail to apply.

They are removed on rest, or are only applied to the character under certain conditions.

When one is wounded, the can sense it and feel intense emotional pain.

If a ranger or animal companion are knocked unconscious, the partner suffers from Bonded Grief, affecting Accuracy and other stats, until the downed ally is revived.

If either of the attackers break engagement, the Flanked affliction is removed.

Can be removed either by resting with food (or a non-alcoholic drink), or after two rests with nothing.

Long-term means they last until the character rests and consumes Food.

Injuries are typically gained through scripted interactions or by being Knocked Out in combat.

If a character has three Injuries and would receive another, they are Killed.

Injuries gained in combat are selected semi-randomly from the following list.

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