Slash (PSR Supplement)

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PSR is an alternate ruleset compatible with most 5e content.

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Slash is a damage type. It's often called “slashing” damage.

Slash, bash, and pierce are are together sometimes called “strike damage.”

  • Slash damage includes cutting forces like axes, longswords, claws, air blades, and other scratches.
  • The Gashed condition causes slash damage over time, and itself might be caused by sources of slash damage.
  • In some cases, slash damage is maximized against an unarmored creature.


Creatures

  • Creatures and objects that repel physical strikes often have resistance to strike damage, while incorporeal beings like spectres are immune.
  • Skeletons are infamously vulnerable to bash damage, and they just as often resist pierce and slash damage.
  • Creatures made of plant material other than wood, such as paper or petals, are likely vulnerable to slash damage.
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