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|e=Whenever you are hit by an {{Attack}} that would {{L|Core|Damage}} you, you take that {{L|Core|Damage}} as a {{L|Damage|Hack|Limb Hack}} instead. All {{L|Category|Damage types}} still apply. If the hit was critical, you instead take it as ''two'' {{L|Damage|Hack|Limb Hacks}}. If you attempted to {{L|Core|Block Interaction|block}} the triggering {{Attack}}, then a limb that {{L|Keyword|Using|used}} whatever {{L|Category|Items|item}} you {{L|Core|Block Interaction|blocked}} with is the one that's {{L|Damage|Hack|hacked}}. Otherwise, if the {{L|Core|Damage}} was dealt by a creature, they choose which limb is affected. If not, it is random. Only an un-{{L|Damage|Hack|hacked}} limb can be used for this. If that's not possible, you take the {{L|Core|Damage}} normally.{{MetaHack|arm}}{{MetaHack|leg}} |
|e=Whenever you are hit by an {{Attack}} that would {{L|Core|Damage}} you, you take that {{L|Core|Damage}} as a {{L|Damage|Hack|Limb Hack}} instead. All {{L|Category|Damage types}} still apply. If the hit was critical, you instead take it as ''two'' {{L|Damage|Hack|Limb Hacks}}. If you attempted to {{L|Core|Block Interaction|block}} the triggering {{Attack}}, then a limb that {{L|Keyword|Using|used}} whatever {{L|Category|Items|item}} you {{L|Core|Block Interaction|blocked}} with is the one that's {{L|Damage|Hack|hacked}}. Otherwise, if the {{L|Core|Damage}} was dealt by a creature, they choose which limb is affected. If not, it is random. Only an un-{{L|Damage|Hack|hacked}} limb can be used for this. If that's not possible, you take the {{L|Core|Damage}} normally.{{MetaHack|arm}}{{MetaHack|leg}} |
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Revision as of 00:54, 3 October 2025
Whenever you are hit by an attack that would damage you, you take that damage as a limb hack instead. All damage types still apply. If the hit was critical, you instead take it as two limb hacks. If you attempted to block the triggering attack, then a limb that used whatever item you blocked with is the one that's hacked. Otherwise, if the damage was dealt by a creature, they choose which limb is affected. If not, it is random. Only an un-hacked limb can be used for this. If that's not possible, you take the damage normally.