Star Trek Voyager RPG d20 System

Death, Dying and Healing
Life in space is dangerous. As a character loses hit points they suffer negative effects.
0 Hit Points
If your hit points reach 0, your character is unconscious. The character is
considered helpless and cannot move or do any actions whatsoever.
-1 to –9 Hit Points
At this point, the character is dying. They are still unconscious and helpless, but
they also lose 1 hit point per round.
-10 Hit Point or 0 Constitution
At this point the character has died.
Grappling
In order to grapple an opponent, the two combatants must make an opposed Strength check. If the
person initiating the grapple gets a higher result the grapple is successful. While grappled, the
combatants are considered helpless and can only attempt to maintain the grapple (Strength check) or
escape from the Grapple (Escape Artist check).
Healing
A character that uses the Treat Injury skill in concert with a Medical Tricorder’s Dermal Regenerator
can heal wounds incurred by regular damage but not critical wounds.
A Medic with a successful Surgery check can heal wounds incurred by critical damage. Surgery DC’s
can be found in Chapter One in the Medic character class description. Regular wounds have a Treat
Injury TN of 15 to cause effective healing.
Attempting to heal without a Medical Tricorder is not as effective. A successful check on a TN of 22
will stop any bleeding but will only heal 1d4 Hit Points.
(See new rules under the Treat Injury Skill)
If you get a nights rest then you heal 1 HP per Level. If you undergo complete bed rest for an entire
day this is doubled.
If you are under the care of a trained medical professional then you get +2 HP per rest or +4 HP for a
whole day. (The medic may wish to make Treat Injury rolls though if he has the equipment to speed
things up)
If you are in a hospital or med bay then you get +2 HP per rest or +4 HP for a whole day.