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First aid for internal bleeding includes laying the person down, raising their legs above the level of their heart and not giving them anything to eat or drink. First aid for internal bleeding includes laying the person down, raising their legs above the level of their heart and not giving them anything to eat or drink.
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Spell that causes bleeding.
One of my players wants to create a spell that causes 1d6 bleeding each round. There don't seem to be many spells that cause this debuff effect. Any advice on how to stat this out?
Here are some of the better spells I've found that relate to concept. Any help you all can give would be appreciated.
Some bleeding spells:
This high level bard spell does some damage and bleeding to multiple targets, but this makes it kind of hard to properly assess what it should be for just one target.
https://aonprd.com/SpellDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Deadly%20Finale
This Horror Adventures spell requires the spellcaster to maintain the bleed on themself and has a duration. I don't mind forcing the player to have a fixed duration, but they would, ideally, like to not have a duration. I could go either way. I understand the inherent power increase in allowing a player spell that gives bleed with no duration when monsters have less access to healing magic than players.
https://aonprd.com/SpellDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Bloodbath
This Symbol spell might allow for some legwork to figure out the "level" of 1d6 bleed if enough legwork is done to cross-reference all the Symbol spells against each other with all their various effects, but at a glance, it seems too low to me for it to work. Maybe I'm just not familiar enough with them?
https://aonprd.com/SpellDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Symbol%20of%20Exsanguination
This touch spell only causes 1 bleed, but also causes exhaustion, has a duration, and is only level 1. That's a lot of debuffs for a first level spell, and seems a little beyond the scope of what the player is looking for.
https://aonprd.com/SpellDisplay.aspx?ItemName=Touch%20of%20Bloodletting
Anyway, again, any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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2. James - 1/5 stars - "Magical panorama ii now perceivable" was a complete waste of time. The artwork was pretentious and felt like a desperate attempt to appear unique and groundbreaking. The pieces lacked depth and were more focused on shock value than actual artistic substance. I would not recommend this exhibition to anyone who appreciates genuine art. Save your money and visit a gallery that showcases true talent.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I wanted to like "Magical panorama ii now perceivable" but found it to be too inaccessible for my taste. The artwork was filled with obscure symbolism and cryptic references that left me feeling confused and alienated. While I appreciate art that challenges traditional norms, this exhibition felt too self-indulgent and exclusive. I left feeling frustrated and disconnected from the artist's vision. It simply wasn't for me.