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Sapien

SapienIntelligence: 1d100

Prowess: 1d100 +4

Endurance: 6d10 added

Emotion: 7

Passion Roll Target: 12 -1d10

Avg. Life Span: 90 Years

Roll required to choose: None

The dominate Human type today, and

will continue to dominate for the fore-

seeable future. While the genetic races

have some initial advantages, studies

have shown the Pure Blood human stockis as capable as any in the long run.

Known physical differencesNone. Sapiens are the standard to

which all other types of human are held.

Effects on Current System PlanningPlans must be made today to assure that as the other races grow in proportion,

normal humans are not threatened or made to feel inferior. Stronger education for

Sapien youth and enhanced training may be required. Failure to do so could cause

a rise in species based crime, escalating into Genus based wars. Such a situation

could place the entire System in jeopardy.

Sapien, Genus II

Sapien, Genus IIIntelligence: 1d100 +10

Prowess:: 1d100 +5

Endurance: 6d10 added +15

Emotion: 6

Passion Roll Target: 13 -1d10


Roll required to choose: 20%

Te dominate Human type has begun a nat-ura l evolution. While the changes in this new hu-

man stock have been detected in a small per-centage o the population; they are certainly

i n - creasing. Te increased strength and intelli-gence make or a human much more adapt-

able to the needs o the System as it evolves.

Known physical differences:None. Sapiens, Genus II are physical the

same as standard Sapiens. Only IQ scans candifferentiate between G II and standard stock.

Effects on Current System PlanningTe appearance o this evolutionary change was not planned or by the System. Current mod-

els show this races population increasing and could only improve the quality o the core societyas the plan moves orward. Further monitoring and study is required to make certain that nounoreseen effects will happen to the System


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Centurian

A species designed by Encom Labs, United States military area o Iowa in 2001. Tey were put into standardproduction in 2005 or the space program and Military Intel. Tis human design possesses a superior intellect.Records indicate the lowest IQ Score rom the 1200 or so that Encom produced was 156. It is currently esti-mated 5,000,000 o this species and hal-breeds exist on the planet.

CenturianIntelligence: 1d100 +20

Prowess: 1d100 +3

Endurance: 5d10 added

Emotion: 7

Passion Roll Target: 14 - 1d10



Known physical differences:Average height is only 56 or males and 52 or emales, with

a proportionate lowering in physical attributes. Tey also tend tohave a lack o body hair.

Effects on Current System Planning Tis races intelligence and good nature is today a

benefit to System Planning. A new development has arisen. Havingno genetic disposition or birth deects rom genetically similar oridentical DNA, interbreeding between close amily members has no negative effects. Tis could cause a spikein population beyond current System planning. Centurian culture has been kept ignorant o this distinct trait.However, it is only a matter o time beore it becomes aware.

Diaxtron

A species designed by Hinrech Muler o Bonn University in West Germany, although the

DiaxtronIntelligence: 1d100Prowess: 1d100 +5


Emotion: 8

Passion Roll Target: 10 - 1d10



Can only lower EM a max of 1

point per growth session

inception date was lost during the conflict. Tis species was designedor military missions. Rapidly adopted by the Germans, by 2005, ully200,000 o the population was this species. Tis explains the giant in-crease in German military in the early 2000s with an increased re-serve. Te combat effectiveness o the Homo Diaxtron is not welldocumented, except in operation Battle Axe which is said to be suc-cessul primarily due to the German Diaxtrons.

Known physical differences:Average height is 6 or males and 511 or emales, with a propor-

tional increase in physical abilities. Diaxtron also have the uniqueability o using their smallest finger as another opposable thumb. Teyare known to have a violent temper.

Effects on Current System Planning Tis race has proven its ability to succeed in Space Exploration as well as Military applications. As

with the other designed Species, the Diaxtron have a previously unknown trait. Females seem to be able to bearchildren well into their 50s, allowing this genus to breed at a much higher rate than was first known to the Guild.Tis could cause stress on the System as current plans dont allow or this rate o growth.


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Hal Centurian

Half CenturianIntelligence: 1d100 +5

Prowess: 1d100 +4


Emotion: 6Passion Roll Target: 12 -1d10



A s standard human stock and Centurian stock intermingledthese hal breeds were born. Tis blending has created a racesimilar to a Sapien, Genus II with all the advantages o theCenturian stock

Known physical differences:A tendency to lack body hair. Quick development oI Q and Higher Brain unction attributes.

E- ects on Current System PlanningTe Initial system plans did not account or the introduction o Hal Stock species. Even with this over-

sight the effect o the hal Centurian looks to expand the potential o the System. Te basic increase inskills and population willing to participate in the Military Phase o the System is in the end o great benefit.Population growth is standard or Hal Centurians. We do not see population as an issue

Superior

Superiors result rom direct coupling o Diaxtron and Centurian. Tis causes the Superior to be rare, but

SuperiorIntelligence: 1d100+15

Prowess: 1d100+10

Endurance: 7d10 added+8

Emotion: 9

assion Roll Target: 9 - 1d10



Double normal Commendations to lower

Emotion

the population is on the rise. Issues rom the combination othese two species handicap the young Superior. Tey areemotionally unstable and violent. Tey have a difficult timeworking within the System or its obvious benefits. Teir

emotional instability can cause panic, requiring additionaltraining to keep control in stressul situations. Superiors thatovercome these issues are a great addition to the System.

Known physical differences:Average height is 62 or males and 6 or emales, with an

increase in physical abilities. Superiors are especially agileand strong, but their intelligence helps curb the violent ten-dencies o the Diaxtron side.

Effects on Current System PlanningTis race has great potential to take the System to new heights. While Superiors require greater emotional

training than most, they can learn to control their passions and overcome their emotional instabilities. Te

species has the ability to expand the System in ways not yet planned or.

Hal Diaxtron

Half DiaxtronIntelligence: 1d100 +5

Prowess: 1d100 +4


Emotion: 7

Passion Roll Target: 11-1d10



Te blending o human and Diaxtron stock is rare, butvery ruitul. Te hal Diaxtron is a Diaxtron with many

human traits. Tey lack the temper o a ull Diaxtron.

Known physical differences:Hal Diaxtron also have the unique ability o using their

smallest finger as another opposable thumb. Tey areknown to have a temper, though not as violent

a s Full Diaxtrons

Effects on Current System Planning Te effect on this Hal stock race is great, even i it is not planned or. Te system will benefit

greatly rom the Hal Diaxtrons. Te basic increase in population willing to participate in the combatsector is a positive growth actor. Te population growth o the Hal Diaxtron is normal. We do not

see population growth as an issue.


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character with any number o wounds adds +1 actions toany action taken. 3 Wounds (30 Damage) means EM rollsare at -3 and all actions cost +1 Actions.

Ignoring the PainCharacters and NPCs with an 80 END or more can roll to

ignore any negative modifiers or 1 action. Te Character

Rolls 1d100 END applying all negative modifiers. A suc-cessul roll, under the modified END, means the characterignores all negatives or one action.Criticals

When a character takes a critical hit, the character is con-sidered to be in Critical Status. Each critical has a specificeffects; rom a simple negative modifier to an Emotion (EM)roll or an effect that kills instantly. Criticals may cause nega-tive modifiers, but unless they state the character is incapaci-tated or Dead, the Character may continue to unction withany modifiers rom the critical. Incapacitated

Whenever the negatives from damage to END and/orCriticals is greater than a characters END; the character isconsidered incapacitated. An incapacitated character allsunconscious, and drops everything. Te character is outuntil healed. A character or NPC who goes into negativeEND ins incapacitated. A character with an 80 END wouldincapacitated at 81 damage, -1 END. Incapacitations cannotbe ignored. Dead

Whenever a character takes a critical that says they arekilled or the negative modifier rom Damage and Criticals isdouble their END the character is dead, gone, wasted.

Damage Order of EffectsWhen a character is damaged the effects occur in this or-

der: Critical - Death resultsCritical - Incapacitated resultsCritical - other resultsWounds

Tis means that a Death critical must be healed beore anyEND is fixed.

Game Movement

All movement in a 6 second phase is a based on a char-acters Prowess and type o action they use to move, active

or passive. Characters get an active and passive rate; set atcreation.Active Movement: When a character uses an active ac-tion to move they are moving no more than their PR in me-ters and can use active movement 1 time per phase. A PR50 means 50 meters is moved by the character in that phase.Character moves the distance beore the next active actionis taken.

ExampleA character with an active move of 100m (100

PR) could spend 1 active action to move 100m in aphase. The Character arrives at the 100m before

another active action is taken.

Passive movement: Characters use passive movementto move slower. Teir passive rate is 1/10 their PR and can

be used multiple times in a phase. Character with a 50 PRhas a 5 meter passive move, character arrives immediately.

ExampleA character with a passive move of 10m (100

PR) could spend 4 passive actions to move 40m in aphase, moving immediately and then take an active

action.

racking Movement in GameIn game tracking movement does not need to be a math

moment. Players declare their movement and move them,unless they want to do some sort o stunt or special move,then a SkillSet roll might be needed. Te more actions acharacter spends on movement, atigue becomes an issue.

Fatigue and RestAs Characters take actions without rest they will could a-

tigue. In ree Form time atigue is not usually tracked, ascharacters take many pauses. Fatigue is tracked more closelyin the phased turn; setting in when a character:

Goes 24 hours without sleep Using active movement for 3 consecutive phases.Using more than END/20 actions in 1 phase.Fatigued Characters halve all SkillSets until theyrest.RestResting means using no more than 1 passive action in a

phase; for 1 phase per action over their limit. So 4 phasesof active movement would require 1 phase of rest. Spend7 actions in a phase, when ones max is 4 would require 3phases of rest. A successful END roll lowers this by 1 persuccess (min of 1).

A character in combat uses 10 actions in phase 4 andfatigues. The character has an end of 80 meaning they

went 6 actions over. The character must rest for 6 phases.The player rolls END, getting 2 Successes, lowering it to 4phases of rest.

Encumbrance and ActionsA characters encumbrance can modify how manyactions they can take. The below chart show theEnc modifiers on characters actions.

Curent ENC Modifiers

At ENC or less No effect

Over ENC by 5 orless

-1 action per ENC over, max of 3.

Over ENC by 12 ormore

Cannot use Active movement, lose 1action per 2 Enc over max

Section 5 Psi Patterns

Psi UpdatesPsi Deense ormula changed and the ability to not

resist.Spins can be activated without a PSicon roll i the

trigger is knownAll Psi PAtterns were tweaked to match the new suc-

cess ranges and Combat influence system in Section 6


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Critical ChanceModifiers:

+20% 5 Wounds+10% Head+10% Explosives+5% Plasma-10% Laser+5% Psi Direct+10% MA, Assassin+5% 50+ Successes+10% 100+ successes+25% Normal Breech+50% Massive Breech+75% Critical Breech

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SuccessesTorsoCriticals

1 2 3 4 6 8 9 10

20 Damage

Hit does +1

wounds

Good Hit +1

Wounds

Through and

through shot +1Wound

Bloody +1 wound,

Roll EM at -1

Excellent +1

wound, Roll EMat -2

+2 wounds from

a Bleeder

+2 wounds and

roll EM at -2

+2 wounds

-2 EM

50 Damage

Just missed TheVitals Roll EMat -1 and take+1 wound

Hit major Nerveroll EM at -2and take +1wound

Cracked ribRoll EM at-2 and take+1 wound

ShakesEM upRoll EM At -2and take +1wound

Good shot RollEM -2 Take +2wounds

Nicked hisSternum rollEM at -2 andtake +2 wounds

Top notchShot targetMust roll EMat -3 and +3wounds

Nice shotRoll EM at -3and take +3wounds

100 Damage

Very bloodyRoll EM at -1

Take +1 wound

Shocks targetroll EM at -2and take +1

wound

Knocks wind outof target roll EMat -2 and take

+2 wounds

Strains chestMuscle roll EM at-2 and take +2

wounds

Very goodShot roll EM at-2 and Take +3

wounds

Powerful hitRoll EM at -3and take +3

wounds

Targets inPain on thatShot roll EM

at -3 and take+3 wounds

Near miss ontargets lungsroll EM at -4

and take +4wounds

120 Damage

Target felt thatShot roll EMat -2 andTake +1 wound

Powerful shotRoll EM at -3and take +2wounds

Near miss ontargets heart rollEM at -4 andtake +3 wounds

Minor Organdamage at - 50EF and roll EM at-5 +4 wounds

Spleen nickedroll at -65 EFand EM at -6+4 wounds

Chest fills withblood roll EM at-7 -25 EF +4wounds

Stomach nickedroll - 70 EFand EM at -8or Incapacitated+5 wounds

Smashedribs at -75EF and rollEM at -9 orIncapacitated+5 wounds

150 Damage

Hit Shocks

and bleeds rollEM at -4 +2wounds

Bruising and

internal bleedingroll EM at -5+3 wounds

Cellular shockand organ dam-age at -60 EFand roll EM at-6 +4 wounds

Spine and Nerves

numb at -75 EFand roll EM at -7+4 wounds

Broken ribspierce skin at-80 EF and rollEM at -8 +4wounds

Sternumcrushed at -90

EF and rollEM at -9 orIncapacitated +5wounds

Lungs and heartfill with fluid at

-105 EF androll EM at -10or Incapacitated+5 wounds

Artery nicked.Internalbleeding at-115 EF androll EM at -11or Incapacitat-ed +5 wounds

200 Damage

Major chestwound roll EMat -6+3 wounds

Major organdamage at -1Success EF androll EM at -9+4 wounds

Spine nicked at-2 Successesand roll EM at-10 +4 wounds

Major wound toside. 1 organsdamaged at -2Successes, rollEM at -11+4 wounds

Major wound toside 2 organsdamaged , -3Successes, rollEM at -12 orIncapacitated+5 wounds

Major spinecritical at -3Successes rollEM at -13 orincapacitated+5 wounds

Major lungcritical at -4Successes, rollEM at -13 orincapacitated+5 wounds

Blast leaveslarge holein center oftarget. Verynice

220 Damage

Smashedorgans at -1Success, rollEM at -9 +4wounds

Shock andbleeding at -1Success, rollEM at -10 +4wounds

Major organcritical at -105EF and rollEM at -11 orincapacitated+4 wounds

Spine damage at-2 Successes,roll EM at -12 orincapacitated+5 wounds

3 major organswounded at -2Successes, rollEM at -13 orincapacitated +5wounds

Major Spinalcritical at -3Successes, rollEM at -14 orincapacitated+5 wounds

Large fountainof blood spurtsfrom chest, thentarget dies.Very pretty

Liver andspleen arebehind owner.Not so goodfor them.Dead.

250 Damage

Clipped chestcavity wall at-1 Success, rollEM at -10 or

incapacitated+4 wounds

Spinal trauma at-2 Successes,roll EM at -11or incapacitated+4 wounds

Shock to sys-tem 3 organsfailing at -3Successes, rollEM at -13 orincapacitated+5 wounds

Major spine injuryat -4 Successes,roll EM at -14 orincapacitated+5 wounds

Major tissuedamage 4organs failing at-5 Successesroll EM at -15or incapacitated+5 wounds

Big hit, quickdeath and stilltime for a beer.

Nice.

Spinal dam-age and organfailure. Bad daygets worse.Dead and gone.

Completeorgan failure,Target slumpsto one sideand dies.


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SuccessesHead

Criticals

1 2 3 4 6 8 9 10

20 Damage

Nice shot+1 wounds

Good shot+1 wounds

+1 wounds +2 woundsSmash to headRoll EM at -1and take +3

wounds

Roll EMat -1 and

+3 wounds

Powerfulshot roll EMat -2 and

+4 wounds

Roll EM ata -2 and

+4 wounds

50 Damage

Scratch toforehead Roll

EM at a -1 and+1 wounds

Roll EM at a -1and +1 wounds

Stunning blowRoll EM at -1+2 wounds

Roll EM ata -2 and +2

wounds

Power shotto head. RollEM at -2 and+3 Wounds

Roll EM at -2and +3 wounds



100 Damage

Roll EM at

a -2 and +2wounds

Power shotto head roll

EM at -2 and+3 wounds

Blast to jawShatters it.

Roll EM at -5

-1 Success tillhealed

+2 wounds

ConcussionMake END roll

at -10 or

IncapacitatedElse roll EM at -4

+3 wounds

Concussive forceto forehead

stuns target for 2phases, Take no

actions.

Whip lash hitcauses concus-

sion. Make ENDroll or out for 1

turn

Hit snaps head back,concussion. Make

END roll at -40 orIncapacitated

Massive Hits causeconcussion. MakeEND roll at -65 or

Incapacitated elseroll EM at -5 +4

wounds

120 Damage

Power shotto head. RollEM at -4 and+3 wounds

Glancing blow.Roll EM at -6

and+3 wounds

Stunning blow.-1 SuccessesRoll EM at -4or Incapacitated

+4 wounds

Dead center hit.-1 Successes.

Roll EM at -4 orIncapacitated+4 wounds

Bloody shot.-2 Successes

Roll EM at -6 orIncapacitated+5 wounds

Heavy bleeding-3 Successes

make END roll at-40 or Incapaci-

tated+5 wounds

Stunning blow-3 SuccessesMake END roll

at -50 or Incapaci-tated. Else roll

EM at -4+5 wounds

Brain damage. Tar-get is incapacitated.After healed, targetmust stay down for

1d10 hours.

150 Damage

Shot to head.Squishes brainroll EM at -2

and +3 wounds

Dizzy from hit-2 SuccessesMake END roll

at -50 orIncapacitated

Else roll EM at-4 +4 wounds

Headaches fromconcussion.

-3 SuccessesRoll EM at -8or Incapacitated

Shock-3 Successes.

Make END roll at-60 or

Incapacitated.Else roll EM at -5

+4 wounds

Heavy concus-sion from hit.

- 4 SuccessesRoll EM at -9

or Incapacitated.+5 wounds

Deep Concussion.-4 SuccessesMake END roll

at -10 orIncapacitated

Else roll EM at-4 +5 wounds

Brain damage. Tar-get is incapacitated.After healed, targetmust stay down for

1d10 hours.

Targets head drip-ping blood and

brains as they fallforward and die.

Entertaining.

200 Damage

ConcussiveBlast makeEND roll at

-30 and roll

EM at -4 orIncapacitated+4 wounds

Heavy bloodloss

-2 SuccessesMake END

roll at -40 or

Incapacitated.EM at -4+4 wounds

Concussion-3 SuccessesMake END roll

at -10 or

IncapacitatedElse roll EM at-4 +4 wounds

HeavyConcussion4 Successes

Roll EM at -9 or

Incapacitated +5wounds

Smash plusconcussion make

EM at -10 or

Incapacitated

Brain Damagetarget is incapaci-

tated

+5 wounds.

Brain damage. Tar-get is incapacitated.After healed target

must stay down for1d10 days.

Targets headexplodes from the

impact.Poor sucker

Didnt havea chance

220 Damage

Heavy whiplash make ENDroll EM at -10or Incapacitated

+4 wounds

Concussion andbleeding. MakeEND roll at -70or Incapacitatedroll EM at -6+4 wounds

ConcussionMake EM rollat -11 or Inca-pacitated +5

wounds

Shock and neckpain. Make END

roll at -80 or Inca-pacitated

Brain Damage.Target is inca-pacitated. Loseuse of dominatearm Takes +5

wounds

Brain Damage.Target is inca-pacitated. Totalloss of speech

Take +5 wounds

Blast through eyedestroys

Targets brain.Very bloody and

target is very dead

Poor planning bytarget put

His head in the pathof your attack.

He lost his mind,sad.

250 Damage

Concussion1/2 all Stats

and skillLevels

ConcussionLoss of allSpeech

Coma inducedfor 1d10 hrs ifEND roll

Missed else+5 wounds

Brain Damage tar-get is incapacitated.Take +5 wounds

Brain Damage.Target is inca-pacitated. Take

+5 wounds

Targets has no

face left. Theygurgle and falland die in two

turns. Painful anddistressing

Blast rips target asecond mouth, in

his cheek and thenhe dies

Brain meets blow.Blow wins destroyingbrain. Better Luck

next time.


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Successes Leg/ArmsCriticals

1 2 3 4 6 8 9 10

20 Damage

Looked GoodGetting Closer Good show.

Missed

Missed theShot.no effect

Shot for an extra+1 wounds

Hit to nervesor fall

Wind Knockedout of target.+2 wounds

Shocked himRoll EM+3 wounds

50 Damage

No effect

No Effect. Tryharder next timeand you may berewarded

Through theArmor to doa critical. Noeffect

Hit toSensitive part+1 wounds

Nice shot.StartlesTarget.Roll EM at -2

Hit to jointCauses +25END.

Target isStunned. Lose1 action.Nice hit.

Hit strikesnerves +3wounds and -1to EM roll

100 Damage

Hard shot.Try again.No effect.

No effect.

Flesh wound.Causes bleed-ing+1 wounds

StrikeBruises bone-1 to EM roll

Smash to limbrips it. +1wounds and rollEM

Hard strike.Jams limb.Roll EM at-2 to roll.

Shot causesMinor bleeding.Roll EM and+3 woundsextra

Great shot intowrist/ankle.Roll EM at-2 and take+3 wounds

120 Damage

No effect

Minor bruiseto limb.Roll EMand +1 wounds

Jarring hitRoll PR 50 EFor better.Drop all itemsin hand if failed.

Blast strainsJoint. RollEM at -2+1 wounds

Nice hit.Target must rollPR at -30 target50 EF or drop allheld items.

Strong hit.Cuts muscle tis-sue rollEM at -4 and +2wounds

Blast chipsbone and bloodvessels.Roll EM at -2+3 wounds

Beautiful shot.Disarms targetand breakshand or foot.Roll EM at -5and +4 wounds

150 Damage

Hit slicesartery wide.Roll EMat -2 to rolland +1 wounds

Major bruiseto limb. RollPR EF of 60 ordrop items inhand. Roll EMat -3 and take+2 wounds

Hit disjointslimb. It is use-less till healed.Roll EM at -4and take +3

wounds

Blast chipsBone. Targetat -10 tillhealed. RollEM at -7

Smash crushesCartilage at joint.-15 for2 actions andRoll EM at -8.

Take +3 wounds

Hit causes minorbone fracture.-25Till healedat -6 and

Take +4 Wounds

Massive bloodloss and shockfrom hit. RollEM at -9 andtake +4 wounds

Splinters inlimb start Nastyknee/ElbowFracture. At-30 and roll EMat -10 take +5wounds

200 Damage

Shot arteriesand causesa major bleeder.Take +1 wounds

Blast shakes uptarget at -10 for2 actions. Take+2 wounds androll EM -4

Targets nervesspasm do to hit.

At -60 EF for3 actions +3wounds

Shatteredwrist /ankleat -35 EF tillhealed take +3wounds androll EM -5

Stunned him.Target at -30for 4 actionsTake +4 wounds

Shot disarmstarget. Roll EMand take +4wounds

Good shot.Causes internalbleeding. RollEM at -5 andtake +4 wounds

Shatters entirelimb. At -65till healed. RollEM at -10 orIncapacitated+5 wounds

220 Damage

Nerve shock

Roll EM at -5and take +1wounds

Minor break inlimb at -35 till

healed rollEM at -3 andtake +2 wounds

Joint mangledby shot at -140until healed.

Limb is useless.Roll EM at -4or Incapacitated+2 wounds

Bone piercesskin. Take+2 wounds

at -150 untilhealed. RollEM at -5 orIncapacitated

Bones splinterand rips liga-ments. At - 160

till healed. RollEM at -6 orIncapacitated+3 wounds

Bone splintersand breaks intwo. At - 165


Major shock asarteries cut bybone. At -170


Entire limb ex-plodes in a grey

mess. At -190till healed alsoIncapacitated+5 wounds

250 Damage

Bones splinterand rippedligaments. At -160 till healed.Roll EM at -6or Incapacitated+4 wounds

Great shot.Target must rollEM at-7 or fallIncapacitated+4 wounds

Blast splits limb.Target must rollEM at -8 orIncapacitated+5 wounds

Shock andnerve damage.+5 woundsand Roll EMat -9 or Inca-pacitated

Smash crushesLimb andJoint. Roll EM at-10 or Incapaci-tated +5 wounds

Bone andMuscle areTorn by shot.Roll EM at -10or Incapacitated+5 wounds

Joint mangledneeds majorsurgery. RollEM at -10 orIncapacitated+5 wounds

Limb rippedfrom body.Shocking blow+5 wounds andtarget is Inca-pacitated

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