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| - Bleeding is an Abnormal Condition that decreases HP gradually because you are severely injured. It can be removed with healing potions, healing roots, or with physical removal spells such as Dispel.
- The following weapons all increase bleeding as a critical effect:
* Illegal sword
* Meteorite sword with three red meteorite pieces.
* Meteorite sword with three yellow meteorite pieces.
* Mahakaman two-handed axe
* Two-handed steel axe
- Bleeding is a status effect first introduced in Resident Evil Outbreak and File 2.
- Bleeding was a Mastery 1 maho spell which caused the target of the spell to begin to bleed.
- Some characters or enemies have the ability to keep injuring the opponent for a number of turns. This can cause a heavilly damaged character to be killed after a few turns, even though they have not been attacked.
- | Image:Bleeding.jpg | style="padding-left: 10px;" | Condition. While suffering from this injury, you lose Health over time. |} Character inflicted with bleeding suffer 3 health degeneration (6 health each second).
- Bleeding is a condition introduced in the expansion Shadow of Nerekhall. "File:Action.png: Discard this card or token. For each other action you resolve while you have this card or token, suffer 1 File:Fatigue.png"
- Flying Guillotine:The bleed lasts 5 seconds while doing normal damage. If the cutter is thrown on a Stunned enemy, it will do crit bleeding which does 12 damage instead of the normal 4 damage. Wrap Assassin: Does normal bleed damage for 5 seconds. Also, the scout can launch a bauble by using their alt-fire button at their target. If hit, the target will be affected by bleeding damage for 5 seconds. Critting baubles does not prolong the bleeding effect.
- Bleeding is a damage over time state that is applied by various special attacks by many different combat professions. In addition to the initial regular damage, this state incurs bleeding damage on the target of the debuff. The bleeding damage is much lower than the normal weapon damage, but over time it can be significant--especially if you are able to attack the opponent for a period of time. Bleeding causes damage every 20 seconds, and is listed in the combat chat window as an orange line. Fire damage is also listed in orange.
- A servant girl shuffles into the room -- the one that had announced Thayndor's presence yesterday. "Milady," she says meekly. "That man who came yesterday. Who you had soup with. He's coming again." She puts knuckles to her mouth. "This time he looks serious." Sahna looks up from her position at the table-- Unlike the light mood of yesterday, she looks exhausted. A teaset, almost untouched, and dinner, completely untouched, are set out before her. She looks up at her servant with a dull look of disinterest, then stares down at the now-cold stew. "Send him in." She comments, voice low and raw.
- Bleeding, or hemorrhage results from damage to blood vessels either from a cut or blunt force trauma. However, infection and other diseases (e.g. Ebola virus) can also result in the breaking of blood vessels. Although minor bleeding usually resolves itself, severe bleeding can kill a patient in minutes. A patient who is bleeding is also subject to infection as bacteria that are usually blocked by the skin such as Staphylococcus and gangrene gain access to the blood stream. As such, it is important to treat the wound with an antiseptic and to use sterile dressings.
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