[Discuss] Wounding

[Josiah Allen]

On 5/29/07, Justin Licht <mrsneeze659 at gmail.com> wrote:
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> On 5/29/07, Matt Runyon <m.runyon at comcast.net> wrote:
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> > Perhaps this idea has been discussed to death, but if so, I don't know
> > about it.  Why is it impossible to move a wounded character?  It
> > seems...strange at best that my character's brother would just leave him
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> > wounded on the field instead of dragging him along.  Maybe, I don't
> > know, require a dedicated cart to carry a noble, but it makes little
> > sense to me why a wounded knight can't be evacuated from the field.
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> Because the healers are very very vicious and protective of their charges.
> Also, moving a wounded noble down a poorly maintained road (comparted to
> today's standards) will only make his condition worse.
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> Ich brauche Zeit
> Kein Heroin kein Alkohol kein Nikotin
> Brauch keine Hilfe
> Kein Koffein
> Doch Dynamit und Terpentin
> Ich brauche Öl für Gasolin
> Explosiv wie Kerosin
> Mit viel Oktan und frei von Blei
> Einen Kraftstoff wie
> Benzin
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> "Benzin"- Rammstein
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Also because if your KO'd/delirious, you're not giving orders, and peasants
don't like to make assumptions about where their masters like to go.

Being wounded isn't just a slash on the leg, it's incapacitation.

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