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Add: lingering affliction rules #128
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We should cherry-pick the Damage -> Stress changes into a separate PR. |
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Added rules for lingering injuries. These afflictions are intended to be inspirational, not descriptive. A character might die from a fatal blow, or be struck down by a heart attack. You might be slowed because you have lost a foot or because you have some kind of paralysis.
Is ranking these afflictions in order of seriousness problematic?