Bleeding: Difference between revisions

{{Effect|&rbleeding|(damage amount) damage per turn.

|damagetypes=Bleeding

|gameversion=2.0.201.78}}

{{name}} is an effect that causes a creature to take damage over time. This damage per turn depends on the source of the bleeding.

Every turn, the creature must take a [[Save|Toughness save]] against the save difficulty of the bleeding effect, or else take the damage associated with the bleeding effect. The difficulty of this toughness save also varies depending on the source of the bleeding.

 

 

 

Applying a single {{favilink|bandage}}:

* Reduces a bleed effect's save difficulty by an additional {{Dice tooltip|2d6}} if the creature has the [[Staunch Wounds]] skill.<ref name="BandageMedication" />

 

 

Bleeding can be stopped immediately by [[Recuperating]].

 

== Things That Cause Bleeding ==

 

The following creatures, items, or skills can cause a bleed effect. Note that, in some cases, these things also deal additional damage on top of bleeding.

 

The ''Can Stack?'' column indicates whether multiple bleed effects can be applied simultaneously. (Effects that do not stack instead replace the first bleeding effect currently on the target only if they are stronger than that effect.)

 

| {{favilink|psychic meridian}} barbs {{Code Reference | class = PsychicMeridian }}{{Code Reference| namespace = XRL.World.Effects| class = Nosebleed}}

| 20 + (level * 3)

| Level 1-3: {{Heart}}{{Dice tooltip|1d1}}

Level 4+: {{Heart}}1d2+[(level-4)/3]

| 20 + (tier * 2)

| {{Heart}}{{dice tooltip|1d3}}

 

The bleeding effect caused by {{favilink|holographic ivory}} and {{favilink|holographic beth}} is a special variant of bleeding that cannot be healed by bandages or [[Meditation]]. This variant requires an Intelligence [[save]] to overcome, rather than a Toughness save. (This variant is referred to as "HolographicBleeding" in the game's internal code)

 

 

 

 

 

* {{favilink|fractus}} plants deal damage to creatures that walk through them, and cause a blood splatter, but do not apply a true bleeding effect.

* {{favilink|Sunder Mind}} can cause a nosebleed effect that deals 1 damage per turn, but this is not a true bleeding effect.

* A now removed physical defect, [[Hemophilia]], added an additional +60 to the difficulty save for non-holographic bleeding, which caused bleeding to last for far longer.

 

 

Code Note: the boolean <code>Stack</code> parameter of <code>XRL.World.Effects.Bleeding</code> actually has an inverse meaning to what one might initially expect - when true, the effect will ''not'' stack in the sense of causing another bleeding effect - but instead will only replace the target's current first bleeding effect if it is more powerful than that existing effect.