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	=== Hit Dice ===		=== Hit Dice ===
	Characters Hit Dice or HD is the dice type associated with a Character's [[~~Core_Class~~\|~~Core Class~~]]. The dice represent the potential '''Hit Points''' of a Character. Hit dice examples are d6, d8 and d10. Each time a Character levels up they get to roll there Hit Dice for more Hit Points. At level 1 the Character can take max Hit Points without rolling. So at level two, a [[Core_Class#Path_of_Strength_.28Strong_Hero.29\|Strong Hero]] would have 2 Hit Dice or "2d8 of HD". A Character also adds there Constitution modifier to there Hit Points every level unless it is negative.		Characters Hit Dice or HD is the dice type associated with a Character's [[Character_Path\|Character Path]]. The dice represent the potential '''Hit Points''' of a Character. Hit dice examples are d6, d8 and d10. Each time a Character levels up they get to roll there Hit Dice for more Hit Points. At level 1 the Character can take max Hit Points without rolling. So at level two, a [[Core_Class#Path_of_Strength_.28Strong_Hero.29\|Strong Hero]] would have 2 Hit Dice or "2d8 of HD". A Character also adds there Constitution modifier to there Hit Points every level unless it is negative.

	== Injury ==		== Injury ==

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	;Unstable/Dying: This special status implies that the Character is about to die. Every round the Character takes 1d4 of Constitution damage. Any successful attacks on the Character force an additional 1d4 of Constitution damage. Once a Character's Constitution reaches 0, they die. To read up more on what Agility Damage, please go [[Ability Scores\|here]]. To learn about healing ability go to the section below: [[Health_and_Injury#Ability_Healing\|Ability Healing]]		;Unstable/Dying: This special status implies that the Character is about to die. Every round the Character takes 1d4 of Constitution damage. Any successful attacks on the Character force an additional 1d4 of Constitution damage. Once a Character's Constitution reaches 0, they die. To read up more on what Agility Damage, please go [[Ability Scores\|here]]. To learn about healing ability go to the section below: [[Health_and_Injury#Ability_Healing\|Ability Healing]]

	;Stabilizing: With a Medical Kit, another Character will need to assist the dying Character by attempting to stabilize them. This requires a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_15.29\|Treat Injury]] Skill check of DC 15 and a Full Round Action. For more information on this review the [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize Dying Character]] action in the [[Treat_Injury\|Treat Injury]] skill. Stabilizing does not restore any Constitution damage received by the [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|Unstable/Dying]] condition.		;Stabilizing: With a Medical Kit, another Character will need to assist the dying Character by attempting to stabilize them. This requires a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_15.29\|Treat Injury]] Skill check of DC 20 and a Full Round Action. For more information on this review the [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize Dying Character]] action in the [[Treat_Injury\|Treat Injury]] skill. Stabilizing does not restore any Constitution damage received by the [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|Unstable/Dying]] condition.

	=== Death ===		=== Death ===

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Summary

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	==== Temporary Hit Points ====		==== Temporary Hit Points ====
	Certain effects can give a character temporary hit points. When a character gains temporary hit points, make a note of his or her current hit points before adding the temporary hit points. When the temporary hit points go away, the character’s hit points drop to that score. If losing the temporary Hit Points causes the Character to go to 0 or a negative number then the character 'passes out' and has 0 hit points and is now in a 'Dying' state.		Certain effects can give a character temporary hit points. When a character gains temporary hit points, make a note of his or her current hit points before adding the temporary hit points. When the temporary hit points go away, the character’s hit points drop to that score. If losing the temporary Hit Points causes the Character to go to 0 or a negative number then the character 'passes out' and has 0 hit points and is now in a 'Dying' state.

			==== Constitution Bonus Hit Points ====
			An increase in a character’s Constitution score—even a temporary one—can give the character more hit points (an effective hit point increase), but these are not temporary hit points. They can be restored through normal healing. When a character’s Constitution drops back down to its previous score after a temporary increase, the character’s full normal hit points go down accordingly.

	=== Health ===		=== Health ===
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	=== Hit Dice ===		=== Hit Dice ===
	Characters Hit Dice or HD is the dice type associated with a Character's [[Core_Class\|Core Class]]. The dice represent the potential '''Hit Points''' of a Character. Hit dice examples are d6, d8 and d10. Each time a Character levels up they get to roll there Hit Dice for more Hit Points. At level 1 the Character can take max Hit Points without rolling. So at level two, a [[Core_Class#Path_of_Strength_.28Strong_Hero.29\|Strong Hero]] would have 2 Hit Dice or "2d8 of HD". A Character also adds there Constitution modifier to there Hit Points every level unless it is negative.		Characters Hit Dice or HD is the dice type associated with a Character's [[Core_Class\|Core Class]]. The dice represent the potential '''Hit Points''' of a Character. Hit dice examples are d6, d8 and d10. Each time a Character levels up they get to roll there Hit Dice for more Hit Points. At level 1 the Character can take max Hit Points without rolling. So at level two, a [[Core_Class#Path_of_Strength_.28Strong_Hero.29\|Strong Hero]] would have 2 Hit Dice or "2d8 of HD". A Character also adds there Constitution modifier to there Hit Points every level unless it is negative.


	~~=== Constitution Bonus Hit Points ===~~
	An increase in a character’s Constitution score—even a temporary one—can give the character more hit points (an effective hit point increase), but these are not temporary hit points. They can be restored through normal healing. When a character’s Constitution drops back down to its previous score after a temporary increase, the character’s full normal hit points go down accordingly.

	== Injury ==		== Injury ==

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	; [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Points\|Hit Points]] are a Character's [[Health_and_Injury#Health\|Health]] and a Character's max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Dice\|Hit Dice]] + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advanced technology but there are set backs to apply.		:[[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Points\|Hit Points]] are a Character's [[Health_and_Injury#Health\|Health]] and a Character's max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Dice\|Hit Dice]] + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advanced technology but there are set backs to apply.

	=== Hit Points ===		=== Hit Points ===

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	Below are the rules for dealing with a Characters Health in and out of Combat. As well as how to deal with injury, death, and restoring hit points.		Below are the rules for dealing with a Characters Health in and out of Combat. As well as how to deal with injury, death, and restoring hit points.

	== Summary ===		== Summary ==
	; [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Points\|Hit Points]] are a Character's [[Health_and_Injury#Health\|Health]] and a Character's max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Dice\|Hit Dice]] + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advanced technology but there are set backs to apply.		; [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Points\|Hit Points]] are a Character's [[Health_and_Injury#Health\|Health]] and a Character's max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Dice\|Hit Dice]] + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advanced technology but there are set backs to apply.

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	Below are the rules for dealing with a Characters Health in and out of Combat. As well as how to deal with injury, death, and restoring hit points.		Below are the rules for dealing with a Characters Health in and out of Combat. As well as how to deal with injury, death, and restoring hit points.

	;~~Summary:~~ Hit Points are a Character's Health and a Character's max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to Hit Dice + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of ~~advance~~ technology but there are set backs to apply.		== Summary ===
			; [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Points\|Hit Points]] are a Character's [[Health_and_Injury#Health\|Health]] and a Character's max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to [[Health_and_Injury#Hit_Dice\|Hit Dice]] + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advanced technology but there are set backs to apply.
	~~== Health ==~~
	Normally the "Health" of a Character is not in question, meaning that the Character is not normally sick with the flu or have some disease. However, there can be campaigns where it would suit the story to have Character's deal with the chance of sickness or disease. Please review both the [[Conditions\|Conditions]] page as well as the [[-_Pharmaceutical\|Pharmaceutical]] page for more information sicknesses and illnesses. Most of the time when a GM or other Player asks about a Characters Health they are instead referring to the '''Hit Points'''.

	~~=== Hit Dice ===~~
	Characters Hit Dice or HD is the dice type associated with a Character's [[Core_Class\|Core Class]]. The dice represent the potential '''Hit Points''' of a Character. Hit dice examples are d6, d8 and d10. Each time a Character levels up they get to roll there Hit Dice for more Hit Points. At level 1 the Character can take max Hit Points without rolling. So at level two, a [[Core_Class#Path_of_Strength_.28Strong_Hero.29\|Strong Hero]] would have 2 Hit Dice or "2d8 of HD". A Character also adds there Constitution modifier to there Hit Points every level unless it is negative.

	=== Hit Points ===		=== Hit Points ===
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	=== Temporary Hit Points ===		==== Temporary Hit Points ====
	Certain effects can give a character temporary hit points. When a character gains temporary hit points, make a note of his or her current hit points before adding the temporary hit points. When the temporary hit points go away, the character’s hit points drop to that score. If ~~loosing~~ the temporary Hit Points causes the Character to go to 0 or a negative number then the character 'passes out' and has 0 hit points and is now in a 'Dying' state.		Certain effects can give a character temporary hit points. When a character gains temporary hit points, make a note of his or her current hit points before adding the temporary hit points. When the temporary hit points go away, the character’s hit points drop to that score. If losing the temporary Hit Points causes the Character to go to 0 or a negative number then the character 'passes out' and has 0 hit points and is now in a 'Dying' state.

			=== Health ===
			Normally the "Health" of a Character is not in question, meaning that the Character is not normally sick with the flu or have some disease. However, there can be campaigns where it would suit the story to have Character's deal with the chance of sickness or disease. Please review both the [[Conditions\|Conditions]] page as well as the [[-_Pharmaceutical\|Pharmaceutical]] page for more information sicknesses and illnesses. Most of the time when a GM or other Player asks about a Characters Health they are instead referring to the '''Hit Points'''.

			=== Hit Dice ===
			Characters Hit Dice or HD is the dice type associated with a Character's [[Core_Class\|Core Class]]. The dice represent the potential '''Hit Points''' of a Character. Hit dice examples are d6, d8 and d10. Each time a Character levels up they get to roll there Hit Dice for more Hit Points. At level 1 the Character can take max Hit Points without rolling. So at level two, a [[Core_Class#Path_of_Strength_.28Strong_Hero.29\|Strong Hero]] would have 2 Hit Dice or "2d8 of HD". A Character also adds there Constitution modifier to there Hit Points every level unless it is negative.


	=== Constitution Bonus Hit Points ===		=== Constitution Bonus Hit Points ===

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	Below are the rules for dealing with a Characters Health in and out of Combat. As well as how to deal with injury, death, and restoring hit points.		Below are the rules for dealing with a Characters Health in and out of Combat. As well as how to deal with injury, death, and restoring hit points.

	;Summary: Hit Points are a ~~Characters health~~ and a Character max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to Hit Dice + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advance technology but there are set backs to apply.		;Summary: Hit Points are a Character's Health and a Character's max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to Hit Dice + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advance technology but there are set backs to apply.

	== Health ==		== Health ==

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	Below are the rules for dealing with a Characters Health in and out of Combat. As well as how to deal with injury, death, and restoring hit points.		Below are the rules for dealing with a Characters Health in and out of Combat. As well as how to deal with injury, death, and restoring hit points.

	;Summary: Hit Points are a Characters health and a Character ~~gains boost to~~ max Hit Points every time they level up equal to Hit Dice + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advance technology but there are set backs to apply.		;Summary: Hit Points are a Characters health and a Character max Hit Points are increased every time they level up equal to Hit Dice + Conn Mod. Damage done to a Character subtracts from the Hit Points. Once a Character reaches zero Hit Points they are considered to be [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|unstable and dying]]. Each round they are unstable they get 1d4 of Conn damage. Once there Constitution reaches zero they are considered dead. Another Character can preform a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize]] skill check as a Full Round action against a DC20 to see if they can stabilize a Character. If successful the Character's health is back too 1. A Character can gain Hit Points in combat by having another Character preform a Treat Injury DC15 skill check, for more info go [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|here]], or someone (including themselves) can use a [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Healing/Regenerative Concoction]]. Outside of combat the Character can rest to gain Hit Points back. Characters that die can be resurrected using different kinds of advance technology but there are set backs to apply.

	== Health ==		== Health ==

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	=== In Combat ===		=== In Combat ===
	Healing in Combat can be done in one of ~~two~~ ways. Either with the [[Treat_Injury\|Treat Injury]] skill ~~or items~~ from the [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Medical Items]] section of the [[General Equipment]] page.		Healing in Combat can be done in one of three ways. Either with the [[Treat_Injury\|'''Treat Injury''']] skill, '''Medical Items''' from the [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Medical Items]] section of the [[General Equipment]] page, or '''Medical Items with Treat Injury''' skill.

	;Treat Injury: The Treat Injury skill requires a full round action, and a Medical or First Aid Kit. The amount of health is determined by the Skill Level. Some Talents provided by Advance Classes can reduce the time needed. For more information about the Treat Injury skill review: [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|Restore Hit Points]] section of the Treat Injury skill.		;Treat Injury: The Treat Injury skill requires a full round action, and a Medical or First Aid Kit. The amount of health is determined by the Skill Level. Some Talents provided by Advance Classes can reduce the time needed. For more information about the Treat Injury skill review: [[Treat_Injury#Restore_Hit_Points_.28DC_15.29\|Restore Hit Points]] section of the Treat Injury skill.

	;Medical Items: Again these items are located in the [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Medical Items]] section of the [[General Equipment]] page. Using "Concoction" such as Healing Concoction administrated through a Syringe doesn't require a Treat Injury skill check. ~~However,~~ without ~~the~~ Treat Injury check the ~~"Concoction" provides~~ no ~~bonus~~. ~~With~~ a ~~successful~~ Treat Injury check ~~DC10~~ the ~~health restored provides~~ a bonus ~~equal to~~ the ~~Treat Injury Skill Die roll~~. A ~~critical success will results in the Concoction providing max~~ health ~~as well as the Treat Injury Bonus~~.		;Medical Items: Again these items are located in the [[General_Equipment#Medical_Items\|Medical Items]] section of the [[General Equipment]] page. Using "Concoction" such as Healing Concoction administrated through a Syringe doesn't require a Treat Injury skill check. One can use a Medical device upon oneself. The health restored is determined by the item used. The are no bonuses when using a Medical Item without Treat Injury.

			;Medical Items with Treat Injury: If a Medical Item is used with a Treat Injury check the DC is 10. The is no need for a professional kit as the equipment being used is provided. There is a risk of failure. A Critical failure simply means nothing happens. Anything below a 10 means that the target only gets 1/2 its HP back. A 10 is a success and the normal rules for using a Medical Item happens. However, for every 5 that the Character succeeds a Treat Injury with Medical Item check the target receives a +1 bonus per Die/Round provided by the Medical Item. The max being +6 or a 40. A Critical Success/Natural 20 means maximum possible health provided including bonus. This cannot be done upon oneself, it has to be administrated by another Character to a target.

	=== Natural Healing ===		=== Natural Healing ===

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Zero Hit Points

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	Once a Character reaches 0 hit points they are considered [[Conditions#Helpless.2FIncapacitated.2FUnconscious\|unconscious]], [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|Unstable/Dying]].		Once a Character reaches 0 hit points they are considered [[Conditions#Helpless.2FIncapacitated.2FUnconscious\|unconscious]], [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|Unstable/Dying]].

	;~~Stabilizing~~: ~~With a Medical Kit, another~~ Character ~~will need~~ to ~~assist~~ the ~~dying~~ Character ~~by attempting to stabilize them~~. ~~This requires a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_15~~.~~29\|Treat Injury]] Skill check of DC 15 and~~ a ~~Full Round Action~~. ~~For~~ more ~~information~~ on ~~this review the~~ [[~~Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29~~\|~~Stabilize Dying Character~~]] ~~action in~~ the [[~~Treat_Injury~~\|~~Treat Injury~~]] ~~skill.~~		;Unstable/Dying: This special status implies that the Character is about to die. Every round the Character takes 1d4 of Constitution damage. Any successful attacks on the Character force an additional 1d4 of Constitution damage. Once a Character's Constitution reaches 0, they die. To read up more on what Agility Damage, please go [[Ability Scores\|here]]. To learn about healing ability go to the section below: [[Health_and_Injury#Ability_Healing\|Ability Healing]]

	;~~Unstable/Dying~~: ~~This special status implies that~~ the Character ~~is about~~ to ~~die~~. ~~Every round the Character takes 1d4~~ of ~~Constitution damage~~. ~~Any successful attacks~~ on the ~~Character force an additional 1d4 of Constitution damage~~. ~~Once a~~ Character~~'s Constitution reaches 0, they die. To read up more on what Agility Damage, please go~~ [[~~Ability Scores~~\|~~here~~]]. ~~To learn about healing ability go to~~ the ~~section below:~~ [[~~Health_and_Injury~~#~~Ability_Healing~~\|~~Ability Healing~~]]		;Stabilizing: With a Medical Kit, another Character will need to assist the dying Character by attempting to stabilize them. This requires a [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_15.29\|Treat Injury]] Skill check of DC 15 and a Full Round Action. For more information on this review the [[Treat_Injury#Stabilize_Dying_Character_.28DC_20.29\|Stabilize Dying Character]] action in the [[Treat_Injury\|Treat Injury]] skill. Stabilizing does not restore any Constitution damage received by the [[Conditions#Unstable.2FDying\|Unstable/Dying]] condition.

	=== Death ===		=== Death ===