Falling Damage Chart for Creatures

    Size                    Damage Increment     Maximum Increments   
    Smaller than Tiny       0                    0                     
    Tiny                    1d2                  5                     
    Small                   1d3                  10                    
    Medium                  1d6                  20                    
    Large                   2d6                  40                    
    Huge                    3d6                  80                    
    Gargantuan              4d6                  160                   
    Colossal                5d6                  320                   

Up to its damage increment is subdual damage. This is different than the standard rules which take the first roll as your subdual damage. Roll your falling damage, then roll how much of that is subdual. For example, a medium sized creature falls 30 feet. Its damage is 3d6. Roll another 1d6 to determine how much of the 3d6 is subdual. If his 3d6 roll is 5 and his 1d6 roll is 6 then all of the 5 points are subdual.

For creatures small or larger, VP damage is the total number of die less the number of die used for subdual damage. If the creature failes a Fort save DC 15+VP damage, he will take double VP damage.

Tags: OGL RPG House Rules