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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormborn" data-source="post: 3125779" data-attributes="member: 14041">The PC in question should have a -1 or -2 to skill checks that involve the use of two hands (assuming its an arm or hand), be unable to use a two handed weapon or a shield and a weapon.  If a leg thent he PCs movement should be reduced by about 1/4th and should have penalties to Climb, Jump, and some Perform checks.  This is assuming that a beg leg is available. The skill check penalities should go away after 1 level or X number of in game days as the PC gets used to his new condition.  But thats it.  I would also ask:- How did this happen in 3rd edition DnD, and if using a variant system why doesn't it account for that?- Why wont magic work? What magic, just cure spells or what?If I did this in my game, and I do have a player that would like it, I would immediatly set up a quest to find someone who could either regrow the limb through a special spell or an artificer type who could make a magical prothesis.  A cleric with a well made replica of an arm, Craft Wonderous Item, heal, and animate object should be able to make one; or an arcane type with Craft Construct.</blockquote>