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3 or 4 & always a critical success/hit \tn 
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5 & critical success if your effective skill is 15+ \tn 
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6 & critical success if your effective skill is 16+ \tn 
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18 & always a critical failure/miss \tn 
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17 & critical failure if your effective skill is 15 or less \tn 
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Critical Hit & Target gets no active defense - roll on Critical Hit or Critical Head Blow table (B556). \tn 
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Critical miss - Attack & Attacker rolls on the Critical Miss Table. \tn 
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Critical failure - Block & Defender's shield becomes unready. \tn 
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Critical failure - Dodge & Defender falls down prone. \tn 
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Critical failure - Parry & Defender rolls on the Critical Miss Table. \tn 
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3 & The blow does triple damage. \tn 
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4 & The target's DR protects at half value (round down) after applying any armor divisors. \tn 
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5 & The blow does double damage. \tn 
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6 & The blow does maximum normal damage. \tn 
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7 & If any damage penetrates DR, treat it as if it were a major wound, regardless of the actual injury inflicted. \tn 
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8 & If any damage penetrates DR, it inflicts double normal shock (to a maximum penalty of - 8). If the injury is to a limb or extremity, that body part is crippled as well. This is only a "funny-bone" injury: crippling wears off in (16 - HT) seconds, minimum two seconds, unless the injury was enough to cripple the body part anyway. \tn 
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12 & Normal damage, and the victim drops anything he is holding, regardless of whether any damage penetrates DR. \tn 
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13, 14 & If any damage penetrates DR, treat it as if it were a major wound, regardless of the actual injury inflicted. \tn 
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15 & The blow does maximum normal damage. \tn 
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6, 7 & If the attack targeted the face or skull, treat it as an eye hit instead, even if the attack could not normally target the eye! If an eye hit is impossible (e.g., from behind), treat as 4. \tn 
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8 & Normal head-blow damage, and the victim is knocked off balance: he must Do Nothing next turn (but may defend normally). \tn 
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12, 13 & Normal head-blow damage, and if any damage penetrates DR, a crushing attack deafens the victim (for recovery, see Duration of Crippling Injuries, p. 422), while any other attack  causes severe scarring (the victim loses one appearance level, or two levels if a burning or corrosion attack). \tn 
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14 & Normal head-blow damage, and the victim drops his weapon (if he has two weapons, roll randomly to see which one he drops). \tn 
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3, 4 & Your weapon breaks and is useless.  Exception: Certain weapons are resistant to breakage. These include solid crushing weapons (maces, flails, mauls, metal bars, etc.); magic weapons; firearms (other than wheel-locks, guided missiles, and beam weapons); and fine and very fine weapons of all kinds. If you have a weapon like that, roll again. Only if you get a "broken weapon" result a second time does the weapon really break. If you get any other result, you drop the weapon instead. See Broken Weapons (p. 485). \tn 
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5 & You manage to hit yourself in the arm or leg (50\% chance each way).  Exception: If making an impaling or piercing melee attack, or any kind of ranged attack, roll again. If you get a "hit yourself" result a second time, use that result – half or full damage, as the case may be. If you get something other than "hit yourself," use that result. \tn 
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6 & As 5, but half damage only. \tn 
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7 & You lose your balance. You can do nothing else (not even a free action) until your next turn, and all your active defenses are at -2 until then. \tn 
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8 & The weapon turns in your hand. You must take an extra Ready maneuver before you can use it again. \tn 
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13 & As 7. \tn 
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14 & If making a swinging melee attack, your weapon flies 1d meters from your hand – 50\% chance straight forward or straight back. Anyone on the target spot must make a DX roll or take half damage from the falling weapon! If making a thrusting melee attack or any kind of ranged attack, or parrying, you simply drop the weapon, as in 9. \tn 
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15 & You strain your shoulder! Your weapon arm is "crippled." You do not have to drop your weapon, but you cannot use it, either to attack or defend, for 30 minutes. \tn 
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16 & You fall down! If making a ranged attack, see 7 instead. \tn 
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17, 18 & Your weapon breaks; see 3. \tn 
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3 & You knock yourself out! Details are up to the GM – perhaps you trip and fall on your head, or walk facefirst into an opponent's fist or shield. Roll vs. HT every 30 minutes to recover. \tn 
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4 & If attacking or parrying with a limb, you strain it: take 1 HP of injury and the limb is "crippled." You cannot use it, either to attack or defend, for 30 minutes. If biting, butting, etc., you pull a muscle and suffer moderate pain (see Irritating Conditions, p. 428) for the next (20 - HT) minutes, minimum one minute. \tn 
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5 & You hit a solid object (wall, floor, etc.) instead of striking your foe or parrying his attack. You take crushing damage equal to your thrusting damage to the body part you were using; DR protects normally.  Exception: If attacking a foe armedwith a ready impaling weapon, you fall on his weapon! You suffer the weapon's damage, but based on your ST rather than his. \tn 
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6 & As 5, but half damage only.  Exception: If attacking with natural weapons, such as claws or teeth, they break: -1 damage on future attacks until you heal (for recovery, see Duration of Crippling Injuries, p. 422). \tn 
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7 & You stumble. On an attack, you advance one meter past your opponent and end your turn facing away from him; he is now behind you! On a parry, you fall down; see 8. \tn 
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8 & You fall down! \tn 
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9 - 11 & You lose your balance. You can do nothing else (not even a free action) until your next turn, and all your active defenses are at -2 until then. \tn 
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12 & You trip. Make a DX roll to avoid falling down. Roll at DX-4 if kicking, or at twice the usual DX penalty for a technique that requires a DX roll to avoid mishap even on a normal failure (e.g., DX-8 for a Jump Kick). \tn 
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13 & You drop your guard. All your active defenses are at -2 for the next turn, and any Evaluate bonus or Feint penalty against you until your next turn counts double! This is obvious to nearby opponents. \tn 
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14 & You stumble; see 7. \tn 
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15 & You tear a muscle. Take 1d-3 of injury to the limb you used (to one limb, if you used two), or to your neck if biting, butting, etc. You are off balance and at -1 to all attacks and defenses for the next turn. You are at -3 to any action involving that limb (or to any action, if you injure your neck!) until this damage heals. Reduce this penalty to -1 if you have High Pain Threshold. \tn 
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16 & You hit a solid object; see 5. \tn 
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17 & You strain a limb or pull a muscle, as in 4.  Exception: An IQ 3-5 animal fails so miserably that it loses its nerve. It will turn and flee on its next turn, if possible. If backed into a corner, it will assume a surrender position (throat bared, belly exposed, etc.). \tn 
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18 & You knock yourself out; see 3. \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{2}{x{8.4cm}}{Use this table only for critical misses on unarmed attacks (bites, claws, grapples, head butts, kicks, punches, slams, etc.) or parries, including those by animals. \newline  \newline Fighters that cannot fall down (e.g., snakes, and anyone already on the ground): Treat any "fall down" result as 1d-3 of general injury instead. \newline Fliers and swimmers: Treat any "fall down" result as being forced into an awkward flying or swimming position with the same effective results (-4 to attack, -3 to defend).}  \tn 
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{\bf{Weight}} & {\bf{Damage}} \tn 
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Up to BL/8 & Thrust, -2 per die \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{2}{x{8.4cm}}{Thrown objects inflict thrust damage for your ST (see Damage Table, p. 16), modified for weight as shown on the table below. \newline Damage is usually crushing, but the GM may rule that a sharp object does cutting, piercing, or impaling damage instead. \newline A fragile object (or a thrown character) takes the same amount of damage it inflicts; roll damage separately for the object and the target.}  \tn 
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