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{{Damage|name=Financial|'''Financial''' damage is damage that occurs via wealth, but still reduces {{L|Core|HP}}. Financial damage counts as a {{L|Category|Financial effects|Financial effect}}. When a creature is {{L|Condition|Down|Dropped}} with financial damage, they are "indebted" an amount equal to the amount of damage dealt. The indebted creature is {{L|Condition|Hollied}} and {{L|Condition|Terrored}}. Anyone touching the indebted creature may take the {{L|Ability|Pay Gold}} action to pay off a portion of the debt. Once the debt is less than or equal to zero, the conditions are removed.
{{TextQuickCondition|Indebted}} The "debt amount" is the amount of damage that was dealt when they were [[Dropped]].
{{Sub|Ability:Pay Gold}}}}
<noinclude>[[Category:Financial effects]]</noinclude>

Latest revision as of 00:03, 1 April 2025

Financial damage is damage that occurs via wealth, but still reduces HP. Financial damage counts as a financial effect. When a creature is dropped with financial damage, they are "indebted" an amount equal to the amount of damage dealt. The indebted creature is hollied and terrored. Anyone touching the indebted creature may take the Pay Gold action to pay off a portion of the debt. Once the debt is less than or equal to zero, the conditions are removed.

 Power sources: 🪽Divine🪙Financial
 Execution time: 1️⃣Single action( ➡️Active )
 Material cost: An amount of gold of your choosing.
 Duration: Instant.

If the target is "indebted", this pays off an amount of their debt equal to the amount paid upon using Pay Gold.