Difference between revisions of "Missing Hand/Arm"
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| − | |description=Your hand was amputated, sliced off in deadly combat, or something similar. | + | |description=Your hand was amputated, sliced off in deadly combat, withered to a useless husk, or something similar. You take a −2 penalty to any skills requiring the use of both hands such as [[Climb]], [[Thievery]], [[Lift]] and [[Disguise]]. Additionally, you are unable to wield 2-handed weapons. |
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| + | If this Fault is taken as a result of story elements, and if the lost hand was your dominant hand, you suffer penalties to ALL rolls involving the use of either hand until the GM deems it a long enough period to adjust to the trauma, or unless you possess the [[Ambidexterity]] Trump. You can still use the affected arm in combat, if a special device is crafted for you with an attached weapon, and a shield can always be strapped to your arm. | ||
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|incompatible=[[Unremarkable]] (unless a convincing prosthetic is used), and [[Unarmed]]. | |incompatible=[[Unremarkable]] (unless a convincing prosthetic is used), and [[Unarmed]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:57, 1 December 2010
Physical Fault
Your hand was amputated, sliced off in deadly combat, withered to a useless husk, or something similar. You take a −2 penalty to any skills requiring the use of both hands such as Climb, Thievery, Lift and Disguise. Additionally, you are unable to wield 2-handed weapons.
If this Fault is taken as a result of story elements, and if the lost hand was your dominant hand, you suffer penalties to ALL rolls involving the use of either hand until the GM deems it a long enough period to adjust to the trauma, or unless you possess the Ambidexterity Trump. You can still use the affected arm in combat, if a special device is crafted for you with an attached weapon, and a shield can always be strapped to your arm.
Incompatible with
Unremarkable (unless a convincing prosthetic is used), and Unarmed.
