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'''No Pain''' creatures (those with the NOPAIN [[creature token#N|token]]) feel no [[pain]] in (or out of) combat. These creatures can suffer grievous [[wound]]s and continue fighting without pause. Creatures who cannot feel pain may prove difficult to kill, since foes are normally dispatched by a blow to the head after they fall [[unconscious]] from pain. | '''No Pain''' creatures (those with the NOPAIN [[creature token#N|token]]) feel no [[pain]] in (or out of) combat. These creatures can suffer grievous [[wound]]s and continue fighting without pause. Creatures who cannot feel pain may prove difficult to kill, since foes are normally dispatched by a blow to the head after they fall [[unconscious]] from pain. | ||
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Revision as of 19:59, 15 April 2013
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No Pain creatures (those with the NOPAIN token) feel no pain in (or out of) combat. These creatures can suffer grievous wounds and continue fighting without pause. Creatures who cannot feel pain may prove difficult to kill, since foes are normally dispatched by a blow to the head after they fall unconscious from pain.