Sword of Wounding
[d76-00?]
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Sword of Wounding is a sword of only + 1 bonus, but any
hit it makes cannot
be healed by regeneration, and
the opponent so wounded loses 1 additional
HP per round for each wound inflicted by the
sword on the
round after such a wound is received.
Thus,' an opponent hit for 4 points of
damage on the 1st melee round will automatically lose 1 additional
HP on the 2nd and each successive round of combat.
Loss of 1 point stops
only when the creature so wounded bandages its wound or after 10 melee
rounds (1 turn). Damage from a sword of wounding can be healed
only by
normal means (rest and time) - never by potion, spell, or other magical
means short of a wish. Note that successive wounds will damage in the
same manner as the first.
<remember that the WSG bleeding rules (Major
Wound) may apply in addition to this>
Question: Would a Periapt of Wound Closure heal or allow the healing of damage caused by a Sword of Wounding?
Answer: No. Only time
and rest or a Wish will heal a wound caused
by a Sword of Wounding.
(Correction: Use
of the Healing proficiency, and, possibly, various herbs, will aid in healing
the damage caused by a Sword of Wounding.)