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2010年10月29日 · Several things to keep in mind about real medieval medicine: No Sterilization - infection was rampant; very few specialists - mostly wisewomen and barbers. A genuine surgeon was bloody rare. A Medical Doctor was in fact extremely rare, and in many places, a criminal! Very little of actual systemic issues known.
What could you call medical doctors in a medieval/fantasy setting?
This is a follow up to Medieval Medicine in a Fantasy Setting?. What could you call a medical doctor in a medieval/fantasy setting? I'm thinking along the lines of how an "alchemist" is more appropriate in a medieval/fantasy than a "chemist". So is there an equivalent setting-appropriate term for "doctor"?
dnd 5e 2014 - Is there a real use for the Medicine skill? - Role ...
The Medicine proficiency is only referenced in the Wisdom ability check section in the PHB, pg 178: A Wisdom (Medicine) check lets you try to stabilize a dying companion or diagnose an illness. The only other mentions of Medicine can be found in the combat rules for Stabilizing a creature (PHB, p. 197). And you are also right.
pathfinder 1e - What skill to use to determine cause of death and ...
Heal should really only get you what decent medieval medicine would and not CSI level info. Further evaluation of clues found would come under other skills. Heal could get you "killed by magic; there's weird burns on him that don't seem natural" (DC 15) but Knowledge: Arcana could then explain "it was magic missiles" (DC 20).
How viable is a Molotov Cocktail in a fantasy game? [closed]
The main issue I can see is that in a medieval (although possibly not in a fantasy) setting, glass is horribly expensive. Clay vessels do not break in the same way (you want pretty much the whole vessel to break at one, instead of simply having it crack into two pieces).
What is the weight, cost, and load limit of a medieval handcart?
Fortunately some determined digging around online (there's no much info about medieval handcarts online!) turned up a solid model. From 1856 to 1860, there was a movement involving a number of large, organised Mormon migrations using — and named for — standardised handcarts designed by the church leadership, and there's naturally a ...
What different skin colours can a tiefling officially have?
2020年3月17日 · I'm interested in knowing how different colours a tiefling's skin may can be, with official backing. By official backing, I mean, there are plenty of fan-images out there of tieflings of all sorts of
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2019年10月25日 · \$\begingroup\$ FYI, during medieval or even ancient times, mercury was more commonly available than it is in modern times. Though a rare metal, it saw extensive use in metallurgy, medicine, and even millinery. \$\endgroup\$ –
dnd 5e 2014 - How to handle modern-day weapons in D&D 5e?
2016年7月13日 · There are precedents from other games which have made use of a similar "survival fantasy" setting. The board game Zombicide: Black Plague is perhaps the most direct. Other useful places to look for source material and mechanics include the survivalist elements of the D&D Dark Sun setting and the Medieval material for Vampire: the Masquerade.
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2015年5月12日 · Medieval English Coins. A few words about medieval English Coins; they were specie. The values were based upon weight and purity, and the rosy picture of relatively stable prices and uniform coins are an artifact of Fantasy. The nominal base units were the penny (1 dwt of silver), the shilling (12 dwt of silver), and the pound of silver (240 dwt).