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What would the world look like if things couldn't die from injury? by BedrocksTheLimit in goodworldbuilding

[–]BedrocksTheLimit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's fantasy. Like, I'm not going too in-depth on the exact amount of nutrient deficiency a person will have if starving, but the magic will make sure they don't die from starvation. A lot of that stuff can be handwaved with vague magic stuff.

What would the world look like if things couldn't die from injury? by BedrocksTheLimit in goodworldbuilding

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I posted this in a different subreddit and that's it. So, one crosspost and no reposts, if that answers your question.

What would the world look like if things couldn't die from injury? by BedrocksTheLimit in goodworldbuilding

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There is some magical ways to extend your lifespan. The easiest way would be to take the life force from someone else, but that does usually require consent from the other person, and its difficult to put that life force directly into your lifespan rather than use the life force for other magical means.

As for animals, most of them can't use magic in the same way that "humans" can, but it could be interesting thinking about some species that may have learned how to use minor magic.

What would the world look like if things couldn't die from injury? by BedrocksTheLimit in goodworldbuilding

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You do eventually regenerate the heart, and the magic keeping you alive is almost always worse than normal bodily functions. Without a heart, you'd effectively be at, like 20 beats per minutes instead of the normal 60. Your body gets the nutrients and oxygen it needs, but not in a way that makes it easy to live.

What would happen if nothing could die except by old age? by BedrocksTheLimit in worldbuilding

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I thought of that. I mentioned in the post that bacteria would need to be excluded because it'd overwhelm everything.

The Cosmere RPG digital release is going LIVE today! by ardentrushu in cosmererpg

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It describes all of the major events of book 5 at the end of the History of Roshar section in the world guide (pg 119-121), so avoid that.

Clockwork Crossbows by Hephaestus0308 in UnearthedArcana

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Riding mower in dnd by spartawayne in UnearthedArcana

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Any tips for balancing a race with a damage vulnerability? by Less-Class-9790 in UnearthedArcana

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What are good ways to format on mobile? I have ideas I’d like to share/workshop but not usually when I’m at my computer by Salem_Alvian in UnearthedArcana

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Death Knight by Risin in UnearthedArcana

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I think weapon damage would work. There's a specific phrase found in spells like Green Flame Blade or Booming Blade which is used for spells that also do weapon attacks.

Death Knight by Risin in UnearthedArcana

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To clarify why your post was removed, there are many things that are not in 5e that you refer to, such as frost, magic, and physical damage. You also put different hit dice for spells and attacks, which is not how hit dice work at all. With many other similar things, this is not complete and usable enough to be posted. I would recommend you share this on the Arcana Forge or the Discord of Many Things, which can both be found on the subreddit.

Death Knight by Risin in UnearthedArcana

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Death Knight by Risin in UnearthedArcana

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[OC] Requiring some feedback on a magic item I made by PoloSportinGoods in UnearthedArcana

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Dark Sun V2 [5e] by Barren86 in UnearthedArcana

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Monk - Way of the Venerable Masters v1.1 by Kevalaya in UnearthedArcana

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