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--- dom6:hit-points [2024/04/17 16:14]
fenrir [Stat Examples] some other ludicrous examples
+++ dom6:hit-points [2024/04/22 17:00] (current)
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 // "Everyone knows what this is." // -- Illwinter
-{{:abilities:profuse_bleeding.png?nolink }} **Hit Points** (or "HP") are a measure of how easy you are to kill. At zero HP or lower, you are dead, at least at the end of the battle... unless you have one of those [[shapechanger|alternate forms]] or something.
+{{:abilities:profuse_bleeding.png?nolink }} **Hit Points** (or "HP") are a measure of how easy a unit is to kill. At zero HP or lower, it’s dead... unless it has the "Undying" [[bless#death-effects|Bless]], or one of those [[shapechanger|alternate forms]], or something.
-Dominions uses both a hit-point system and an area-damage system for reflecting harm done to units. "Damage" generally refers to the loss of HP, though; [[Afflictions]] refer to the mangling and maligning of parts.  Damage can also refer to counters being added to the target, such as with "[[Fatigue]] Damage" or "[[Paralysis]] Damage", but no matter. Whether or not a hit causes an Affliction is largely determined by how much **<color #ed1c24>HP Damage</color>** it did, proportional to the target's maximum HP.
+Dominions uses both a hit-point system and an area-damage system for reflecting harm done to units. "Damage" generally refers to the loss of HP, though; [[Afflictions]] refer to the mangling and maligning of parts.  (Damage can also refer to counters being added to the target, such as with "[[Fatigue]] Damage" or "[[Paralysis]] Damage", but no matter.) Whether or not a hit causes an Affliction is largely determined by how much **<color #ed1c24>HP Damage</color>** the hit did, proportional to the target's maximum HP.
 Maximum HP also determines the strength of [[Regeneration]].
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 Note how the [[Mindless]] (like Trees) generally have pretty high HP for their size. They can't go into shock due to pain, after all. The [[Undead]] are in a similar situation; except for the Longdead, anyway, which are "brittle" and can be knocked over into piles.
+===== Example Damage Scores =====
+Just to give a sense of how much damage a unit will be taking, if [[Defence Skill]] fails and there's no [[Protection]] or Resistance in the way:
+^  Example Attack  ^  Damage (without DRN)  ^
+|  A ??Frog?? bite  |  1  |
+|  Maximum damage from a Whip  |  1  |
+|  Strain from avoiding a [[Trampler|Trample]]  |  1  |
+|  Being blown back by a Size 4 ??Air Elemental??  |  5  |
+|  Weak [[Poison-damage|Poison]]  |  5  |
+|  A ??Black Hawk??'s Talons  |  6  |
+|  A stone fired by a {{path>E1}} mage's ??Flying Shards??  |  7  |
+|  A single spark from ??Fire Flies??  |  8  |
+|  A ??Hoburg Militia?? stick-poke  |  9  |
+|  Collateral damage from a meteor (via ??Gifts from Heaven??)  |  10  |
+|  An projectile from a human ??Archer?? or ??Crossbowman??  |  11  |
+|  An ??Archer??'s Dagger strike  |  12  |
+|  ??Frozen Heart?? via a {{path>W3}} mage  |  12  |
+|  A human ??Militia??-man's Spear-poke  |  13  |
+|  A ??Lightning Bolt?? from a {{path>A3}} mage  |  15  |
+|  Strong Poison  |  15  |
+|  A Broad Sword strike from a human  |  16  |
+|  Being stepped on by an ??Elephant??  |  16  |
+|  A Great Sword slash from a human  |  21  |
+|  A ??Flare?? from a {{path>F3}} mage  |  22  |
+|  A {{path>A3}} mage's ??Thunder Strike?? (main hit)  |  26  |
+|  An Anakite Sword strike from an ??Ahiman Anakite??  |  30  |
+|  "Death" Poison  |  35  |
+|  A Battleaxe swing from a ??Garmhirding??  |  37  |
+|  A {{path>F3}} mage's ??Pillar of Fire?? (main hit)  |  38  |
+|  A Maul hit from a ??Duiu of Farming??  |  42  |
+|  A {{path>D3F1}} mage's ??Bane Fire?? (main hit)  |  55  |
+|  "The Deadliest Poison" from ??The Sharpest Tooth??  |  75  |
+|  A direct hit from a meteor  |  150  |
+|  "Instakills"  |  999  |

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