There are certain situations where you may suffer a wound from a fall in battle. These are generally server combat events, raids, and some open world encounters with specific creatures. If you must make a roll on the wounds table, you should use the /roll 1d100 command in your chat box in game and screenshot your result. If it is during an event, an admin will generally ask you to make this roll in the clan chat and tell you the result of your roll. Heal will work for most wounds, some require regeneration. If you are unsure, consult the chart below or open a ticket.
Medicine rolls can cut natural healing time depending on the medicine roll. DC 30/35/40 is needed to reduce healing time by 25/50/75 percent respectively.
Battle Masters can use their ability to reduce roll results for any encounter in which they were physically present provided it is not a PvP consequence. The battle master must document the use of their ability and the roll they are reducing in their archetype ticket.
If you are wounded and have not been healed and must roll on this chart a second time, add +15 to your roll.
| Roll | Result | Penalties | Natural Healing Time | Other |
| 1-15 | Flesh Wound | None | Healing time is minimal | |
| 16-30 | Sprain | -1 Dex | 1 week (28 hours IRL) | |
| 31-45 | Broken Bone (Limb) | -2 Dex, -1 Str | 6 weeks (7 days IRL) | |
| 46-60 | Broken Bone (Torso) | -1 Str, -1 Dex, -1 Con | 8 weeks (9 days IRL) | |
| 61-75 | Maimed Limb | -2 Dex, -2 Str | 8 weeks (9 days IRL - see Other) | Requires regeneration or will permanently disfigure |
| 76-84 | Concussion | -1 to all attributes | 4 days (16 hours IRL) | |
| 85-90 | Internal Bleeding | -2 Str, -2 Dex, -2 Con | 4 weeks (5 days IRL) | |
| 91-95 | Punctured Organ | -3 Str, -3 Dex, -3 Con | Death in 6 weeks if not treated | Requires regeneration. |
| 96-99 | Roll Twice and Use Both Results | You can never lose 2 RP lives in one encounter from this roll | ||
| 100 | Dead | Dead | Dead | You are dead, sometimes that sword slices just right and no amount of skill can keep your head attached to your body. |