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	Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine skill]] 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]]. If not brought round with a Doctor's Kit, the NPC will suffer permanent losses of a few points off one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)#Strength\|Strength]], [[Attributes (NPCs)#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[Attributes (NPCs)#Beauty\|Beauty]].		Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine skill]] 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]]. If not brought round with a Doctor's Kit, the NPC will suffer permanent losses of a few points off one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)#Strength\|Strength]], [[Attributes (NPCs)#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[Attributes (NPCs)#Beauty\|Beauty]].

	On [[Grimdark mode]], stat losses to the MC and NPCs resulting from Incapacitation [[Injuries]] are increased - e.g. from 2 points to 5 points per incapacitating injury.		On [[Character Creation#Grimdark\|Grimdark mode]], stat losses to the MC and NPCs resulting from Incapacitation [[Injuries]] are increased - e.g. from 2 points to 5 points per incapacitating injury.

	Also, in future releases such wounds may be accompanied by permanent reductions to the respective Attribute caps, to reflect permanent disability - maybe if also playing [[Ironman mode]]. Expensive treatments at the [[Doctor's Hall]] may be able to rectify such disabilities though.		Also, in future releases such wounds may be accompanied by permanent reductions to the respective Attribute caps, to reflect permanent disability - maybe if also playing [[Character Creation#Ironman\|Ironman mode]]. Expensive treatments at the [[Doctor's Hall]] may be able to rectify such disabilities though.

	Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|Stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[Stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.		Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|Stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[Stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.

AlexD at 16:31, 19 August 2025

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	Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine skill]] 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]]. If not brought round with a Doctor's Kit, the NPC will suffer permanent losses of a few points off one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)#Strength\|Strength]], [[Attributes (NPCs)#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[Attributes (NPCs)#Beauty\|Beauty]].		Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine skill]] 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]]. If not brought round with a Doctor's Kit, the NPC will suffer permanent losses of a few points off one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)#Strength\|Strength]], [[Attributes (NPCs)#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[Attributes (NPCs)#Beauty\|Beauty]].

	~~Under~~ [[Grimdark mode]], stat losses to the MC and NPCs resulting from Incapacitation [[Injuries]] are increased - e.g. from 2 points to 5 points per incapacitating injury. Also, in future releases such wounds may be accompanied by permanent reductions to the respective Attribute caps, to reflect permanent disability - maybe if also playing [[Ironman mode]]. Expensive treatments at the [[Doctor's Hall]] may be able to rectify disabilities though.		On [[Grimdark mode]], stat losses to the MC and NPCs resulting from Incapacitation [[Injuries]] are increased - e.g. from 2 points to 5 points per incapacitating injury.

			Also, in future releases such wounds may be accompanied by permanent reductions to the respective Attribute caps, to reflect permanent disability - maybe if also playing [[Ironman mode]]. Expensive treatments at the [[Doctor's Hall]] may be able to rectify such disabilities though.

	Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|Stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[Stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.		Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|Stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[Stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.

AlexD at 16:27, 19 August 2025

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	An incapacitated MC will recover consciousness after the fight, but will be left with just 2 [[The Player#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and a few [[The Player#Stamina, and Stamina Points\|Stamina Points]], plus a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of his [[The Player#Attributes\|Attributes]] ([[The Player#Strength\|Strength]], [[The Player#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[The Player#Beauty\|Beauty]]).		An incapacitated MC will recover consciousness after the fight, but will be left with just 2 [[The Player#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and a few [[The Player#Stamina, and Stamina Points\|Stamina Points]], plus a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of his [[The Player#Attributes\|Attributes]] ([[The Player#Strength\|Strength]], [[The Player#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[The Player#Beauty\|Beauty]]).

	Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine skill]] 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]]. If not brought round with a Doctor's Kit, the NPC will suffer permanent losses of a few points off one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)#Strength\|Strength]], [[Attributes (NPCs)#~~Maximum Stamina~~\|~~Stamina~~]] and/or [[Attributes (NPCs)#Beauty\|Beauty]].		Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine skill]] 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]]. If not brought round with a Doctor's Kit, the NPC will suffer permanent losses of a few points off one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)#Strength\|Strength]], [[Attributes (NPCs)#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[Attributes (NPCs)#Beauty\|Beauty]].

	Under [[Grimdark mode]], stat losses to the MC and NPCs resulting from Incapacitation [[Injuries]] are increased - e.g. from 2 points to 5 points per incapacitating injury. Also, in future releases such wounds may be accompanied by permanent reductions to the respective Attribute caps, to reflect permanent disability - maybe if also playing [[Ironman mode]]. Expensive treatments at the [[Doctor's Hall]] may be able to rectify disabilities though.		Under [[Grimdark mode]], stat losses to the MC and NPCs resulting from Incapacitation [[Injuries]] are increased - e.g. from 2 points to 5 points per incapacitating injury. Also, in future releases such wounds may be accompanied by permanent reductions to the respective Attribute caps, to reflect permanent disability - maybe if also playing [[Ironman mode]]. Expensive treatments at the [[Doctor's Hall]] may be able to rectify disabilities though.

	Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|Stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[Stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.		Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|Stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[Stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.

AlexD at 16:26, 19 August 2025

2025-08-19T16:26:09Z

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	If an NPC or the MC is reduced to zero or below [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health Points\|Health Points]] in Combat they are Incapacitated (except in the case of NPCs if reduced to -10 or below, if playing Iron Man mode, when they are killed instead and removed from the game).		If an NPC or the MC is reduced to zero or below [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health Points\|Health Points]] in Combat they are Incapacitated (except in the case of NPCs if reduced to -10 or below, if playing [[Iron Man]] mode, when they are killed instead, and removed from the game).

	An incapacitated MC will recover consciousness after the fight, but will be left with just 2 Health ~~points~~ and a few Stamina Points, plus a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of his [[The Player#Attributes\|Attributes]].		An incapacitated MC will recover consciousness after the fight, but will be left with just 2 [[The Player#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and a few [[The Player#Stamina, and Stamina Points\|Stamina Points]], plus a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of his [[The Player#Attributes\|Attributes]] ([[The Player#Strength\|Strength]], [[The Player#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[The Player#Beauty\|Beauty]]).

	Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 Health Points and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine]] ~~skill~~ 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]].		Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine skill]] 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]]. If not brought round with a Doctor's Kit, the NPC will suffer permanent losses of a few points off one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)#Strength\|Strength]], [[Attributes (NPCs)#Maximum Stamina\|Stamina]] and/or [[Attributes (NPCs)#Beauty\|Beauty]].

	Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|~~stabilize~~]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[~~stabilized~~]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.		Under [[Grimdark mode]], stat losses to the MC and NPCs resulting from Incapacitation [[Injuries]] are increased - e.g. from 2 points to 5 points per incapacitating injury. Also, in future releases such wounds may be accompanied by permanent reductions to the respective Attribute caps, to reflect permanent disability - maybe if also playing [[Ironman mode]]. Expensive treatments at the [[Doctor's Hall]] may be able to rectify disabilities though.

			Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|Stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[Stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.

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If an NPC or the MC is reduced to zero or below [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health Points|Health Points]] in Combat they are Incapacitated (except in the case of NPCs if reduced to -10 or below, if playing Iron Man mode, when they are killed instead and removed from the game).

An incapacitated MC will recover consciousness after the fight, but will be left with just 2 Health points and a few Stamina Points, plus a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of his [[The Player#Attributes|Attributes]].

Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 Health Points and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine|Medicine]] skill 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)|Attributes]].

Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized|stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.

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	If an NPC or the MC is reduced to zero or below [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health Points\|Health Points]] in Combat they are Incapacitated (except in the case of NPCs if reduced to -10 or below, if playing Iron Man mode, when they are killed instead and removed from the game).		If an NPC or the MC is reduced to zero or below [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health Points\|Health Points]] in Combat they are Incapacitated (except in the case of NPCs if reduced to -10 or below, if playing [[Iron Man]] mode, when they are killed instead, and removed from the game).

	An incapacitated MC will recover consciousness after the fight, but will be left with just 2 Health ~~points~~ and a few Stamina Points, plus a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of his [[The Player#Attributes\|Attributes]].		An incapacitated MC will recover consciousness after the fight, but will be left with just 2 [[The Player#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and a few [[The Player#Stamina, and Stamina Points\|Stamina Points]], plus a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of his [[The Player#Attributes\|Attributes]] ([[The Player#Strength\|Strength]], [[The Player#Dexterity\|Dexterity]] and/or [[The Player#Beauty\|Beauty]]).

	Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 Health Points and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine]] ~~skill~~ 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]].		Incapacitated NPCs must be attended to after the combat, before the MC leaves the battlefield. The MC can tend to them with a [[Doctor's Kit]], which will restore them to a total of 25 [[Attributes (NPCs)#Health, and Health Points\|Health Points]] and leave them fit enough to function again - but this requires [[The Player#Medicine\|Medicine skill]] 40+ to use, will be used up in doing so, and costs $600 to buy. Use of a Doctor's Kit however means that the NPC will not be left with a permanent [[Injury]] reducing one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)\|Attributes]]. If not brought round with a Doctor's Kit, the NPC will suffer permanent losses of a few points off one or more of their [[Attributes (NPCs)#Strength\|Strength]], [[Attributes (NPCs)#Maximum Stamina\|Stamina]] and/or [[Attributes (NPCs)#Beauty\|Beauty]].

	Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|~~stabilize~~]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[~~stabilized~~]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.		Under [[Grimdark mode]], stat losses to the MC and NPCs resulting from Incapacitation [[Injuries]] are increased - e.g. from 2 points to 5 points per incapacitating injury. Also, in future releases such wounds may be accompanied by permanent reductions to the respective Attribute caps, to reflect permanent disability - maybe if also playing [[Ironman mode]]. Expensive treatments at the [[Doctor's Hall]] may be able to rectify disabilities though.

			Alternatively anyone can [[Stabilized\|Stabilize]] incapacitated NPCs without using special medical supplies: this will restore them to a total of 5 Health Points, but will leave them [[Injured]]. Once thus [[Stabilized]], NPCs can be further [[Comforted]] by the MC before leaving the battlefield, which takes another 6 minutes and will restore another 5 Health points, giving them a total of 10 - fit enough to travel.