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I love these ideas!

I think healing the bleeding condition should only require a DC10 check or one point of healing, otherwise I think that's far too overpowered compared to the other abilities.

One idea to strengthen the bloodgening ability would be to have it crippling enemy, like taking out their kneecaps, reducing their speed by 10 or 20.

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I would make damage from bleeding trigger at the end of creature’s turn IF that creature moved, attacked or casted a spell (extensive movement makes you loose blood). Note that if creature casted a healing spell on itself and removed bleeding, it wouldn’t trigger at the end of this turn.

I really wasn’t enthusiastic when you first started coming up with these. I’m much happier with the revised versions and will probably test a few at my table this weekend.

One thing I would like all DMs to try is to add more cinematic moments to missed attack rolls. This could mean our characters or the enemies, or even a random event is affected by the low roll, and the target overcomes the attack by doing something cool. I think this makes combat more immersive overall. It helps turn my low roll into something that is still fun to visualize. This also helps me feel like my character is martially skilled, despite a missed attack. It makes the enemies feel more formidable as well, and so then our characters become more vital in the struggles against evil in the world.

I definitely like the idea of making damage type matter more but I think the effect of the crusher, piercer and slasher fest should simply be optional rules.

Super fun ideas! I think I read somewhere that crit ranges got canned because of the interaction with rolling at advantage. Critting on an 18-20 while rolling advantage means you'd be critting 28% of the time!

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I like these ideas a lot. They add some fun, mechanically-impactful flair to each of the weapon types, without being overpowered.

I do appreciate these rules a lot better.

Great touch to use different fonts for your slides. It really reflects the history of the rule books.

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I've been playing Assassin's Creed Origins lately, and I love how they make each weapon type feel completely different, even though the same weapons in 5e would just be scimitars, glaives, maces, shortswords, and mauls.

The bleed recovery should interact with a healer's kit in some way, id suggest either:

A healers kit is required to dress a wound, but the DC is lower, 10 or maybe even 8

Or dressing a wound is an automatic success if you use a healer's kit, and otherwise you need to meet a high DC (and probably discribe tearing up some of your traveler's clothes to create the bandages)

Man I'm gonna slide these rules right into my DCC game, thank you Bob!

In regards to the "bouncing hand axe", there is some historical evidence that the Franciscan throwing axe did just that. It was often thrown en mass against groups of enemy troops, and would ricochet around (usually non-fatally) but adding chaos and minor injuries to the formations.