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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Upper_Krust" data-source="post: 9885210" data-attributes="member: 326">You can easily tie the Bloodied condition to the more severe aspects of items (or spells). Sharpness effect: A natural 20 against a Bloodied target severs a random appendage (no confirmation required).Roll 1d12:1 = Head severed2-4 = Left Arm severed5-7 = Right Arm severed8 = Torso severed9-10 = Left Leg severed11-12 = Right Leg severedHead severed = Death unless Regen. Max hp -10%, Bleeding 10 necro/turn.Arm severed = Max hp -10%, Bleeding 10 necro/turnTorso severed = Max hp -40%, Bleeding 40 necro/turn.Leg severed = Max hp -20%, Bleeding 20 necro/turn.A Successful Heal check can reduce Bleeding by 5.Healing spells reduce Bleed effect before they can restore lost HP.I also have weapon + add extra dice equal to the base dice - this keeps the weapons balanced, whereas if you add +1d4 per +, then +3 daggers are dealing 4 points less than +3 greatswords.For Sharpness and Vorpal weapons I suggest maximising weapon damage to give them a bit more oomph - since the severing effect is still not that common.</blockquote>