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-====== New Injury Table ======
-Here's a new lingering injury table for it's already clear that the
-attack has hit an arm, hand, foot, leg, or head. (For a PC or NPC; monsters still use their own system.)
-  * 1-3: Lose what's most appropriate from arm, hand, foot, leg or eye.
-  * 4 and 8-10: Broken bone or swollen eye. Function is temporarily lost as above, but any magical healing restores it. A swollen eye heals up in 24h.
-  * 5-7: Internal injury
-  * 11-13: Horrible scar
-  * 14-16: Festering wound
-  * 17-20 Minor scar
-By comparison, here is the classic table (still good for when the hit
-location is ambiguous). Entries 1-4 and 8-10 are what's different.
-  * 1: Lose an eye.
-  * 2: Lose an arm or a hand.
-  * 3: Lose a foot or a leg.
-  * 4: Limp.
-  * 5-7: Internal injury
-  * 8-10: Broken ribs
-  * 11-13: Horrible scar
-  * 14-16: Festering wound
-  * 17-20 Minor scar
-(Any magical healing can remove anything except scars or a 1-3 result.
-Since there's 7 out of 20 entries that give scars, and three that give
-the more serious result, that means that there's a 50% chance of an
-injury that magical healing can easily treat, on both the classic and
-the new table.)
-For a torso hit, the biggest problem is that you might get some DSFs,
-but as far as injuries go (in addition to the DSFs), usually
-[[injuries-and-wounds|plain wounds]] are enough but if injury roll is
-called for, we can use the classic table but instead of a d20, it's
-two rolls: a d6+4 (giving you internal injury or broken ribs) and a
-d10+10 (giving you a scar or a festering wound).