1d10 Evocative Descriptions of EVERY Type of Damage

Being a GM is hard work. At the best of times, you have a million different things to keep track of.

In combat, that doubles.

It can be hard to keep track of the story, enemy tactics and abilities, and make sure your players are having fun while also using your improv skills to come up with evocative descriptions of enemies taking damage.

To help out with that, I have put together a few rollable tables of descriptions that you can easily use to make combat a little more exciting.

• Acid: 1d10 Caustic Descriptions of Acid Damage

• Bludgeoning: 1d10 Hard-Hitting Descriptions of Bludgeoning Damage

• Cold: 1d10 Chilling Descriptions of Cold Damage

• Fire: 1d10 Explosive Descriptions of Fire Damage

• Force: 1d10 Magical Descriptions of Force Damage

• Lightning: 1d10 Electrifying Descriptions of Lightning Damage

• Necrotic: 1d10 Horrifying Descriptions of Necrotic Damage

• Piercing: 1d10 Evocative Descriptions of Piercing Damage

• Poison: 1d10 Insidious Descriptions of Poison Damage

• Psychic: 1d10 Disquieting Descriptions of Psychic Damage

• Radiant: 1d10 Old Testament Descriptions of Radiant Damage

• Slashing: 1d10 Exciting Descriptions of Slashing Damage

• Thunder 1d10 Ear-Popping Descriptions of Thunder Damage

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