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<blockquote data-quote="Morgoth" data-source="post: 2707637" data-attributes="member: 37496"><p>Broken bones? Is this the only penelty, you can get? Arrows, can they, if hit in the leg, give penelties to speed or even dex? Or the arm? If the edge of a dagger is left in your... arm (?), can this give you pain and/or penelties? Can you bleed to death, even if you are not gone to 0 hp? When you are fighting with swords, is the muscels which you cut, useless? And what can the cleric heal? If one is around. To make rpg realistic is hard, because if you start saying: This is only realistic, well what about all the other things which can happen. And specially in D&amp;D, because these things are not seemed to be considered, and to do, you've to readjust the hit point system. in D&amp;D, you have your hit points, and the cleric can heal them. No penalties, maybe in extreme cases. This IMO. Other systems have made their rp more realistic, but they're of course also harder to play. D&amp;D isn't the game you've got to wory about such things, even if they're more fun to play.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Morgoth, post: 2707637, member: 37496"] Broken bones? Is this the only penelty, you can get? Arrows, can they, if hit in the leg, give penelties to speed or even dex? Or the arm? If the edge of a dagger is left in your... arm (?), can this give you pain and/or penelties? Can you bleed to death, even if you are not gone to 0 hp? When you are fighting with swords, is the muscels which you cut, useless? And what can the cleric heal? If one is around. To make rpg realistic is hard, because if you start saying: This is only realistic, well what about all the other things which can happen. And specially in D&D, because these things are not seemed to be considered, and to do, you've to readjust the hit point system. in D&D, you have your hit points, and the cleric can heal them. No penalties, maybe in extreme cases. This IMO. Other systems have made their rp more realistic, but they're of course also harder to play. D&D isn't the game you've got to wory about such things, even if they're more fun to play. [/QUOTE]

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