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 ====== Prosthetic Legs & Crutches ====== ====== Prosthetic Legs & Crutches ======
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 +===== Using Prosthetic Legs & Crutches =====
  
 Your speed is halved, //after// subtracting for encumbrance. (It'd be too brutal to halve it before the subtraction.) For the purposes of the speed checks in [[chases]] and for seeing how quickly you can [[targets-and-ranges-in-fights#lateral-movement|move laterally]]. (I.e. it probably takes you two turns.) Your speed is halved, //after// subtracting for encumbrance. (It'd be too brutal to halve it before the subtraction.) For the purposes of the speed checks in [[chases]] and for seeing how quickly you can [[targets-and-ranges-in-fights#lateral-movement|move laterally]]. (I.e. it probably takes you two turns.)
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 TBH I have an IRL close friend who is in this sitch so I don't want to make light of it. Trying to fight ablism and ablist jokes. TBH I have an IRL close friend who is in this sitch so I don't want to make light of it. Trying to fight ablism and ablist jokes.
  
-These are the rules from DMG p 272. They are for the type of prosthetics you can make in the D&D world. As for my friend, I couldn't even tell before she told me. I wouldn't have guessed. She's in pain walking but it looked normal with clothes, socks and shoes over. Not that I saw her run or anything but we went on walks and she walked normal speed. +These are the rules from DMG p 272. They are for the type of prosthetics you can make in the D&D world. As for my friend, I wouldn't have guessed it before she told me. She's in pain walking but it looked normal with clothes, socks and shoes over. Not that I saw her run or anything but we went on walks and she walked normal speed. 
-But she didn't have a monk halfling carve it in the jungle either.♥+But she didn't have a monk hin carve it in the jungle either.♥ 
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 +===== Making Prosthetic Legs & Crutches ===== 
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 +==== With Tool Proficiency ==== 
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 +If you are proficient with carpenter's tools //or// woodcarver's tools, and you have your equipment, you can make a cane, a single crutch, or a pair of crutches, or a peg leg in one hour. No roll needed, it's easy for you. 
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 +==== Without Tool Proficiency ==== 
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 +//(This doesn't apply retroactively to the leg Cora made. It's for new legs going forward.)// 
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 +=== Canes & Crutches === 
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 +The maker of the cane, which can be the person who is going to use the cane, makes a Wisdom ability check, open for all to see. 
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 +  * 1-4: It takes one week. 
 +  * 5+: It takes one day. 
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 +=== Peg Legs === 
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 +You can't make your own peg leg for yourself unless you're proficient in carpenter's tools or woodcarver's tools. 
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 +You can make a peg leg for someone else. You are not allowed to show them or tell them the roll. 
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 +  * 1-11: It takes one day. But it's fucked up and will break the first time you lose HP in battle. 
 +  * 12-19: It takes one week and is good. 
 +  * 20+: It takes one day and is good. 
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 +So if you get a leg from someone in one day you know it's either really good or really bad. 
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 +===== Regeneration services ===== 
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 +There are 1d3 casters offering regenerate spells for hire on a given day in a market class I or II city. In a market class III there are 1d2-1 such casters. The normal price for people with matching alignment is 4500 GP. Usually the casters offer you a quest, sometimes in addition to the gold and sometimes instead of the gold.