Bleeding Moodle
| Bleeding | |
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| Class | Moodles |
| Type | Bad Moodle |
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The Bleeding Moodle shows that a character is losing blood from an open wound. It has four levels, from Minor Bleeding to Massive Blood Loss.
Bleeding drains health over time, and more wounds mean faster loss. It also raises panic, and the panic grows with each bleeding wound. At the worst level, death from blood loss is close. A neck wound is especially dangerous and drains health very fast. Bandaging every bleeding wound quickly is one of the most important skills in the game.
Bleeding Moodle Levels
The moodle grows through these stages, from mild to worst.
| Level | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Minor Bleeding |
| 2 | Bleeding |
| 3 | Severe Bleeding |
| 4 | Massive Blood Loss |
Bleeding Moodle Causes
Open wounds cause bleeding. Bites, scratches, lacerations and deep wounds can all bleed.
The number of bleeding wounds sets the level. One bleeding wound shows the first level. Each extra wound raises it by one.
A neck wound jumps straight to the last level. Neck scratches, lacerations, burns and deep wounds all drain health very rapidly.
The Fear of Blood trait doubles the panic gained from bleeding.
Bleeding Moodle Effects
Minor Bleeding is the first level. Its tooltip reads "Bandage required." Health drops slowly if the wound is left alone. Panic rises a little. Being well fed can hold this level in check for a while.
Bleeding is the second level. The character is weak from blood loss. Health drops at a moderate pace, and panic rises faster. Carrying capacity drops by one point.
Severe Bleeding is the third level. The character is very weak from blood loss. Health drops seriously, and panic climbs further. Carrying capacity stays one point lower.
Massive Blood Loss is the last level. Its tooltip reads "Death from blood loss imminent." It shows with four or more bleeding wounds, or with any neck wound. Panic is at its strongest, and death follows quickly without treatment.
How to Fix the Bleeding Moodle
Bandaging stops bleeding. Each bleeding body part needs its own bandage. Bandages, ripped sheets, denim strips and leather strips all work.
Treat the worst wounds first. A neck wound needs a bandage straight away.
Clean bandages are better than dirty ones. Sterilised bandages prevent infection. A dirty bandage still stops the bleeding but raises the chance of infection.
Deep wounds need more care. Remove any glass or bullet, stitch the wound and then bandage it.
Staying well fed helps hold minor bleeding back until a bandage is found.
Bleeding Moodle Traits
Fear of Blood doubles the panic from bleeding at every level. The trait also causes panic when performing first aid on oneself and stress when bloody. First aid on other survivors is off limits for that character.
Notes
- Bandage every bleeding wound as soon as possible.
- A neck wound drains health very fast; treat it first.
- Ripped sheets work as bandages in an emergency.
- More bleeding wounds mean faster health loss.
- Fear of Blood doubles the panic from bleeding.
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