Casualties - Revision history

Dan at 19:25, 17 December 2024

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	When a vessel takes [[~~Starfleet Command:Damage\|~~damage]], the ship's personnel often receive a fair share of the pain. Most systems indicate the percentage of the crew that is injured when that system is damaged. These rules indicate how to designate who is injured, the extent of the injuries and the medical procedures that should respond.		When a vessel takes [[damage]], the ship's personnel often receive a fair share of the pain. Most systems indicate the percentage of the crew that is injured when that system is damaged. These rules indicate how to designate who is injured, the extent of the injuries and the medical procedures that should respond.

	==Taking Casualties==		==Taking Casualties==

	When a system takes damage, the number of personnel injured in that specific act can be easily determined by multiplying the total crew number by the system's provided personnel percentage. So, for example, if a torpedo launcher onboard a ''Constitution'' class explorer takes damage, 2% of the ship's 430 crew (8.6, rounded to 9) are either injured or killed. To determine how many are killed outright (meaning, there is no chance to medically save), the type of estimated damage (per the [[~~Starfleet_Command:~~Events#Mission_Failures\|Events Damage Table]]) must be considered. The established level of damage on the below table indicates what percentage of the casualties are minimally injured, critically injured and killed immediately.		When a system takes damage, the number of personnel injured in that specific act can be easily determined by multiplying the total crew number by the system's provided personnel percentage. So, for example, if a torpedo launcher onboard a ''Constitution'' class explorer takes damage, 2% of the ship's 430 crew (8.6, rounded to 9) are either injured or killed. To determine how many are killed outright (meaning, there is no chance to medically save), the type of estimated damage (per the [[Events#Mission_Failures\|Events Damage Table]]) must be considered. The established level of damage on the below table indicates what percentage of the casualties are minimally injured, critically injured and killed immediately.

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Dan: Dan moved page Starfleet Command:Casualties to Casualties

2014-10-28T13:47:16Z

Dan moved page Starfleet Command:Casualties to Casualties

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Dan at 05:08, 3 August 2014

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 When a vessel takes [[Starfleet Command:Damage|damage]], the ship's personnel often receive a fair share of the pain. Most systems indicate the percentage of the crew that is injured when that system is damaged. These rules indicate how to designate who is injured, the extent of the injuries and the medical procedures that should respond.
 When a system takes damage, the number of personnel injured in that specific act can be easily determined by multiplying the total crew number by the system's provided personnel percentage. So, for example, if a torpedo launcher onboard a ''Constitution'' class explorer takes damage, 2% of the ship's 430 crew (8.6, rounded to 9) are either injured or killed. To determine how many are killed outright (meaning, there is no chance to medically save), the type of estimated damage (per the [[Starfleet_Command:Events#Mission_Failures|Events Damage Table]]) must be considered. The established level of damage on the below table indicates what percentage of the casualties are minimally injured, critically injured and killed immediately.
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Dan at 04:42, 3 August 2014

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-Most personnel fall into one of the following [[Department Crew by Vessel Category (Build)|departments]]: Command, Operations, Engineering, Security, Medical and Sciences.
+A more generic method of tracking casualties would be faster, in which the types of personnel are not determined, but with a decreasing Crew skill that matches the loss of active crewmembers. The following table shows the percentage loss of Crew skill at the current crew levels. Be aware, as the ship's captain is also open to injury or death, if this method of tracking injuries is followed, each new instance of crew casualty must also result in a roll against the captain's well-being, as a percentage of his crew. Therefore, for simplicity's sake and the art of the story, for every system that has a casualty rate of 5% or higher, the captain has a 5% chance of being a casualty. One exception: if it is the bridge that is damaged, then there is a 15% chance the captain is injured. His status (minor, critical or killed) is also rolled at the time of his injury (per the damage level).
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When a vessel takes [[Starfleet Command:Damage|damage]], the ship's personnel often receive a fair share of the pain. Most systems indicate the percentage of the crew that is injured when that system is damaged. These rules indicate how to designate who is injured, the extent of the injuries and the medical procedures that should respond.

When a system takes damage, the number of personnel injured in that specific act can be easily determined by multiplying the total crew number by the system's provided personnel percentage. So, for example, if a torpedo launcher onboard a ''Constitution'' class explorer takes damage, 2% of the ship's 430 crew (8.6, rounded to 9) are either injured or killed. To determine how many are killed outright (meaning, there is no chance to medically save), the type of estimated damage (per the [[Starfleet_Command:Events#Mission_Failures|Events Damage Table]]) must be considered. The established level of damage on the below table indicates what percentage of the casualties are minimally injured, critically injured and killed immediately.

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|+ '''Casualty Types'''
|-
! Damage Level
! Minor
! Critical
! Killed
|-
| Minimal || 80% || 20% || 0%
|-
| Marginal || 60% || 30% || 10%
|-
| Major || 40% || 40% || 20%
|-
| Massive || 20% || 40% || 40%
|-
| Disaster || 10% || 30% || 60%
|-
| Catastrophic || 0% || 25% || 75%
|}

Most personnel fall into one of the following [[Department Crew by Vessel Category (Build)|departments]]: Command, Operations, Engineering, Security, Medical and Sciences.

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