Individual wounds & injury

Roll 2d6 + modifiers (Strong +1, Torso/Vitals +2, minus location armour value): 2- glancing, 3-4 harried (1 Fatigue), 5-7 flesh wound, 8-10 deep wound (+Bleed), 11-12 slow kill (2 wounds, Bleed, location effect), 13+ killed. Filling all boxes in one location Disables the gladiator; overflowing them in one attack kills.

If a gladiator has marked all of the Wound Boxes in a single location, he is considered Disabled and immediately concedes the match

The character card has wound boxes per location (Leg, Arm, Chest, Severe). A character is killed when he crosses off his last box in any one location. Horses die after three hits. Unconscious models are tipped over and recover when their player uses an Ace or 4 for initiative.

A character is killed when he crosses off his last hit against any single wound location. Horses are killed when they suffer any combination of three total hits.

On a crew-wound marker roll 1d6: 1-3 no effect, 4-5 light wound (one box), 6 serious (two boxes); three boxes kills. Light: no restricted manoeuvres, -1 combat; serious: -3 combat, no long range, only simple turns, no reloading. A killed pilot sends the aircraft into a spin unless dual controls allow the observer to fly as a novice.

a roll of a 4 or 5 means a Light Wound has resulted (cross off one pilot/observer box); a roll of a 6 means a Serious Wound has resulted (cross off two pilot/observer boxes).

Wounded characters must spend a turn recovering; knocked-down characters must get up; knocked-out characters need a 6 each turn to come round. Each serious wound and each leg flesh wound removes a movement die, serious leg/belly wounds stop movement, arm wounds prevent firing or reloading. Melee blows use a weapon-by-die effect table, with serious wounds possibly severing limbs.

Movement is reduced by one dice for each serious wound and each flesh wound on a leg. No movement is permitted with a serious leg or belly wound.

States such as stunned, fallen, disarmed and wounded each require a matching recovery result (unstun, stand up, rearm, bind wound) before the knight can fight on; recovery rolls risk foolish or cowardly results.

Once down one could roll to rally, but risk running away.

Extra wounds cost 50% of a figure's base points each; the Jarl is Tough (3), Huskarls Tough (2). A Heal spell in Myth & Magic can restore a wound.

Vikings are assumed to only have one wound, unless otherwise noted with the “Tough” ability.

A wounded character must spend an action recovering before acting, and a knocked-down one must Get up. A knocked-out character must roll a 6 each turn to come round. Each serious wound costs a movement die and -2 firing dice. Wounds are recorded by sticking chits onto the character card.

Knocked out characters must attempt to throw a 6 each time they have a turn, until they succeed they may make no actions.

The first failed save only wounds the Ninja and can be cured with a healing potion; the second removes it.

Resilience. It takes two failed ‘Saves’ to remove a Ninja from play.