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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 4894654" data-attributes="member: 63508">Feedback is appreciated. I'd like to get these rules to be interesting and working before our game falls over one of them. Yeah, there are a few typos and missing things (because I tend to write when tired and attempt to edit and paste it later)  #1 is supposed to represent the falling and stumbling that that reminds players that you've either been hurt or you were lucky to doge that attack. #2 is supposed to use the attacker's highest mod. It's the whole "I punch/tripped/blasted you accross the room" effect.  Work well with our low level characters but maybe a nonvariable number might be better. Like 3 squares. I didn't think up of #3. Wasn't my idea. I presonally don't like it much but I felt I couldn't just leave it out.  #4 is worded poorly. Very much so. If you successfully make a death saving throw, you are no longer unconscious and are dazed instead. You do not gain HP unless you spend a healing surge due to rolling a 20 or higher on your death saving throw. You are still dying if you have 0 or fewer HP and must continue to make death saving throws until you are no longer dying. It's supposed to give the feel on a dying person getting up, doing a few actions, then collapsing into death later. Makes for an awesome death. For #5, 10 HP is a number that is easy to remember, not eaily skipped over by damage, doesn't affect higher level characters too much. We tried 5HP, but no one ever sat between 1-4 HP. They usually went straight to dying. Percentages between 10-20% were skipped over too often also.  As for the dazed part, maybe slowed is better.</blockquote>

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