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<blockquote data-quote="MarauderX" data-source="post: 1374434" data-attributes="member: 9990">Good topic.&nbsp; As my house rule any character rendered helpless and then damaged for purposes of capture gets to make a Fort save to stay concious after the hit.&nbsp; This works for me for getting konked on the head, broken legs, arms, shattered ankles, severed hands, whatever.&nbsp; The idea is a smart BBEG will know that tying up the PCs before taking them to a prison cell is just asking them to run away or cast a spell or something else the creative players come up with.&nbsp; If the PCs are still awake after getting tagged once and making their Fort save, they can either try to fake it or get whacked again for more damage and another Fort Save.&nbsp; Rinse and repeat.&nbsp; As far as fighting, I give them the limitations around whatever incapacitates them.&nbsp; Broken arm?&nbsp; Then you won't be weilding that greatsword too well.&nbsp; Broken leg?&nbsp; Movement is now 5 or 10', and is a full round action.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarauderX, post: 1374434, member: 9990"] Good topic. As my house rule any character rendered helpless and then damaged for purposes of capture gets to make a Fort save to stay concious after the hit. This works for me for getting konked on the head, broken legs, arms, shattered ankles, severed hands, whatever. The idea is a smart BBEG will know that tying up the PCs before taking them to a prison cell is just asking them to run away or cast a spell or something else the creative players come up with. If the PCs are still awake after getting tagged once and making their Fort save, they can either try to fake it or get whacked again for more damage and another Fort Save. Rinse and repeat. As far as fighting, I give them the limitations around whatever incapacitates them. Broken arm? Then you won't be weilding that greatsword too well. Broken leg? Movement is now 5 or 10', and is a full round action. [/QUOTE]

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