Wounds (Game Mechanics) - Revision history

Ready: /* Removing Wounds */

2009-07-14T20:27:32Z

‎Removing Wounds

Ready: /* Attacks */

2009-07-14T20:22:02Z

‎Attacks

Ready: /* Attacks */

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‎Attacks

Ready: /* Attacks */

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‎Attacks

Ready: /* Attacks */

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‎Attacks

Ready: /* Attacks */

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‎Attacks

Ready: /* Bleeds */

2009-07-14T18:52:07Z

‎Bleeds

Snow: /* Removing Wounds */

2009-04-26T18:59:08Z

‎Removing Wounds

Snow at 18:58, 26 April 2009

2009-04-26T18:58:49Z

Ready: /* Tend Damage */

2009-04-26T07:28:32Z

‎Tend Damage

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 b. ) Wounds can regenerate on their own if the player or pet positions itself within certain structures.
-While inside hospitals, medical centers, and camps, player wounds will regenerate at a rate of 5 wounds on each ham bar (including secondaries) every 5 minutes.
+While inside player buildings, hospitals, medical centers, and camps, player wounds will regenerate at a rate of 5 wounds on each ham bar (including secondaries) every 5 minutes.
 c. ) Players may heal mind wounds by listening or watching an entertainer while inside a camp, or a valid structure. Valid structures to heal mind wounds include:

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 [Combat]  18:00:48 You have been wounded for 3 points.<br>
 [Combat]  18:00:49 You have taken 1 in battle fatigue.<br>
 == Disease ==

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 Each of these wounds can potentially be assigned to any one of the three HAM pools individually or to all three of them at once. Currently there is no formula for determining the chance that an attack will produce a wound on a target. Wounds seem to almost always come in threes, along with battle fatigue. Any form of attack has a base chance of causing wounds. One guess at the base percentage chance was that it starts at 5% and is further modified by the wounding chance value on the weapon equipped by the player or npc, therefore each attack done has at least a 5% chance of causing wounds to the target. Creatures may, or may not have individual wound chance settings.
-Another thing to note is that there are instances where large wounds are given to players by other players/creatures/npcs. This appears to be some what random and no data is available to support this behavior. My interpretation of chat logs of these circumstances are that they are possibly linked to a special critical woundind element where a player takes a large amount of wounds in a single hit where the wounds given are randomly selected from within a certain range (3-30 as an example). This critical wounding chance could potentially be given a roll check when a wounding event occurs. If the critical wound passes its roll then the player takes on additional wounds. The damage range is potentially linked to the Challenge level of the creature/npc as well where low CL attackers have a lower possible critical wound ability.
+Another thing to note is that there are instances where large wounds are given to players by other players/creatures/npcs. This appears to be some what random and no data is available to support this behavior. My interpretation of chat logs of these circumstances are that they are possibly linked to a special critical woundind element where a player takes a large amount of wounds in a single hit where the wounds given are randomly selected from within a certain range (3-30 as an example). This critical wounding chance could potentially be given a roll check when an attack is made against the player. If the critical wound passes its roll then the player takes on additional wounds. The damage range is potentially linked to the Challenge level of the creature/npc as well where low CL attackers have a lower possible critical wound ability. Critical wounding events are accompanied by battle fatigue accumulation as well. Critical wounding events can occur simultaneously with normal wounding events or can come on their own as individual checks as demonstrated below:
-Critical Wounding example:
+Critical Wounding event with wounding event example:
 [Combat]  18:10:09 You have been wounded for 4 points.<br>
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 [Combat]  18:10:09 You have been wounded for 1 points.<br>
 [Combat]  18:10:09 You have taken 1 in battle fatigue.<br>
 == Disease ==

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 Each of these wounds can potentially be assigned to any one of the three HAM pools individually or to all three of them at once. Currently there is no formula for determining the chance that an attack will produce a wound on a target. Wounds seem to almost always come in threes, along with battle fatigue. Any form of attack has a base chance of causing wounds. One guess at the base percentage chance was that it starts at 5% and is further modified by the wounding chance value on the weapon equipped by the player or npc, therefore each attack done has at least a 5% chance of causing wounds to the target. Creatures may, or may not have individual wound chance settings.
-Another thing to note is that there are instances where large wounds are given to players by other players/creatures/npcs. This appears to be some what random and no data is available to support this behavior. My interpretation of chat logs of these circumstances are that they are possibly linked to a special critical woundind element where a player takes a large amount of wounds in a single hit where the wounds given are randomly selected from within a certain range (10-30 as an example). This critical wounding chance could potentially be given a roll check when a wounding event occurs. If the critical wound passes its roll then the player takes on additional wounds.
+Another thing to note is that there are instances where large wounds are given to players by other players/creatures/npcs. This appears to be some what random and no data is available to support this behavior. My interpretation of chat logs of these circumstances are that they are possibly linked to a special critical woundind element where a player takes a large amount of wounds in a single hit where the wounds given are randomly selected from within a certain range (3-30 as an example). This critical wounding chance could potentially be given a roll check when a wounding event occurs. If the critical wound passes its roll then the player takes on additional wounds. The damage range is potentially linked to the Challenge level of the creature/npc as well where low CL attackers have a lower possible critical wound ability.
 Critical Wounding example:

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	Another thing to note is that there are instances where large wounds are given to players by other players/creatures/npcs. This appears to be some what random and no data is available to support this behavior. My interpretation of chat logs of these circumstances are that they are possibly linked to a special critical woundind element where a player takes a large amount of wounds in a single hit where the wounds given are randomly selected from within a certain range (10-30 as an example). This critical wounding chance could potentially be given a roll check when a wounding event occurs. If the critical wound passes its roll then the player takes on additional wounds.		Another thing to note is that there are instances where large wounds are given to players by other players/creatures/npcs. This appears to be some what random and no data is available to support this behavior. My interpretation of chat logs of these circumstances are that they are possibly linked to a special critical woundind element where a player takes a large amount of wounds in a single hit where the wounds given are randomly selected from within a certain range (10-30 as an example). This critical wounding chance could potentially be given a roll check when a wounding event occurs. If the critical wound passes its roll then the player takes on additional wounds.
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		+	Critical Wounding example:
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		+	[Combat] 18:10:09 You have been wounded for 4 points.<br>
		+	[Combat] 18:10:09 You have taken 1 in battle fatigue.<br>
		+	[Combat] 18:10:09 You have been wounded for 1 points.<br>
		+	[Combat] 18:10:09 You have taken 1 in battle fatigue.<br>
		+	[Combat] 18:10:09 You have been wounded for 1 points.<br>
		+	[Combat] 18:10:09 You have taken 1 in battle fatigue.<br>
		+	[Combat] 18:10:09 You have been wounded for 1 points.<br>
		+	[Combat] 18:10:09 You have taken 1 in battle fatigue.<br>

	== Disease ==		== Disease ==

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−	Each of these wounds can potentially be assigned to any one of the three HAM pools individually or to all three of them at once. Currently there is no formula for determining the chance that an attack will produce a wound on a target. Wounds seem to almost always come in threes, along with battle fatigue. Any form of attack has a base chance of causing wounds. One guess at the base percentage chance was that it starts at 5% and is further modified by the wounding chance value on the weapon equipped by the player or npc, therefore each attack done has at least a 5% chance of causing wounds to the target. Creatures may, or may not have individual wound settings.	+	Each of these wounds can potentially be assigned to any one of the three HAM pools individually or to all three of them at once. Currently there is no formula for determining the chance that an attack will produce a wound on a target. Wounds seem to almost always come in threes, along with battle fatigue. Any form of attack has a base chance of causing wounds. One guess at the base percentage chance was that it starts at 5% and is further modified by the wounding chance value on the weapon equipped by the player or npc, therefore each attack done has at least a 5% chance of causing wounds to the target. Creatures may, or may not have individual wound chance settings.
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		+	Another thing to note is that there are instances where large wounds are given to players by other players/creatures/npcs. This appears to be some what random and no data is available to support this behavior. My interpretation of chat logs of these circumstances are that they are possibly linked to a special critical woundind element where a player takes a large amount of wounds in a single hit where the wounds given are randomly selected from within a certain range (10-30 as an example). This critical wounding chance could potentially be given a roll check when a wounding event occurs. If the critical wound passes its roll then the player takes on additional wounds.

	== Disease ==		== Disease ==

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 When a target has a bleed effect placed on it, the bleed will also cause wounds to the secondary stats of the HAM pool that the bleed is affecting. One or both secondary stats may be hit with a bleed effect. This appears to be randomly chosen. For example a health pool bleed may cause wounds to both the strength and constitution sub stats or only to one of them.
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 In this example, if the bleed were allowed to run its full duration without being stopped, then the player would take 40 wounds to the affected stat(s) with roughly 6 wounds occurring at every 20 second interval.
 == Attacks ==

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 == Removing Wounds ==
 There are three principal ways of removing wounds, depending on the type that have been acquired.
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 . Waiting Inside Structures with medical ratings<br>
 . Watching or listening to an entertainer<br>
 a. ) Players with tendwound or healwound abilities may cure health and action wounds on players or pets.
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 b. ) Wounds can regenerate on their own if the player or pet positions itself within certain structures.
 While inside hospitals, medical centers, and camps, player wounds will regenerate at a rate of 5 wounds on each ham bar (including secondaries) every 5 minutes.
 c. ) Players may heal mind wounds by listening or watching an entertainer while inside a camp, or a valid structure. Valid structures to heal mind wounds include:

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	== Tend Damage ==		== Tend Damage ==

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		+	Causes 5 stat wounds each to your focus and willpower, plus 2 battle fatigue each time you use it.

	== Heal Mind ==		== Heal Mind ==