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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arnwyn" data-source="post: 2942996" data-attributes="member: 7701">I disagree on a couple of them - I think the PCs would know. See below.Some have restrictions in how much info I tell the players, others don't. Again, see below how I handle such questions.- Simple enough, like you said yourself in your post. "It looks like you injured him a little/lot/whatever." How you do it is pretty much how we do it as well.- Same as above. They'll know when they've successfully cooked someone.- "You don't know."- To the DM (re: a monster): "It's still going strong" or "It's staggering around a bit" or "It's covered in a lot of blood and looks in terrible shape". For PCs, I just let it go and let them ask/tell each other. Those poor schmucks of mine need to improve teamwork and communication as much as possible anyways, or they'll be crushed.- I tell the players up front, in front of anyone, what happens to them. I don't care if the other players know.- "You don't know" (though they might guess if a PC got an AoO).-Our group's policy, made very clear beforehand, is that you can't ask/answer this question. The PCs must take a standard action (looking over their buddy's body) to find out. Everyone in the group is aware of this rule.</blockquote>