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| //Trigger Ability.// When the creature becomes Bloodied, a unique ability is triggered. The ability only triggers if the creature is able to act it out, meaning that Incapacitated creatures can’t use trigger abilities in most cases. Likewise, if the trigger ability requires a Reaction to fulfill, the creature can’t use the ability if it has already used its Reaction that round. | //Trigger Ability.// When the creature becomes Bloodied, a unique ability is triggered. The ability only triggers if the creature is able to act it out, meaning that Incapacitated creatures can’t use trigger abilities in most cases. Likewise, if the trigger ability requires a Reaction to fulfill, the creature can’t use the ability if it has already used its Reaction that round. | ||
| ===== Death Throes ===== | ===== Death Throes ===== | ||
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| Death Throes is an effect meant to make the defeat of an enemy stand out as it makes a final show of defiance when slain. It’s a unique effect triggered when certain creatures reach 0 hit points and die. Some creatures, like the balor demon and mephits, already have a Death Throes trait written into their stat block. | Death Throes is an effect meant to make the defeat of an enemy stand out as it makes a final show of defiance when slain. It’s a unique effect triggered when certain creatures reach 0 hit points and die. Some creatures, like the balor demon and mephits, already have a Death Throes trait written into their stat block. | ||
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