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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4161818" data-attributes="member: 57894">Well that is why you as a DM, have to describe things more subtly. For example, for me as a DM I plan on doing the following.Example:The fighter has just gotten hit down to 0 HP by the spear of a Goblin:-He falls to the ground, wrestling the spear out of his body. As it comes loose he throws it aside, his bloody hands fumbling with his belt pouch to get at bandages inside. He shoves them inside the bleeding wound; the pressure and pain causing him to scream and cry in agony.<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">He rolls a 20: The fighter begins to feel the blood-flow slow, his cries stutter and stop. Wrapping some more bandage around the wound, he stumbles to his feet, slipping on his own blood. He grimaces and grasps his mace letting his momentum and sheer will drive him through the rest of the fight. His wound still bleeding and spilling onto the ground.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">He rolls a 10-19: The fighter continues to apply pressure, his feet scrapping across the dungeon floor as he fails to find traction to move away from the fight. Even still he continues to apply more and more bandages and pressure to the wound.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">He rolls a 1-9: More and more blood begins to splatter across the ground, his cries grow more and more frightened as his life-blood ebbs out. His bandages don't seem to be doing anything.</li> </ul>If you wanted too, to. If the use of Healing Surges and thus being at a much weaker HP till you have your extended rest isn't enough. You could say have the fighter move at half speed, to show the agony of moving with this wound still there.</blockquote>

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