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One die roll now tells you the worst wound taken by the exposed person, based on how much of their body was exposed to the blast. Remember you still need to check for concussion damage separately.
Within primary burst radius:
Body Exposed Death Shock 2xLight* None
FULL 1 2-3 4-5 6-10
UPPER 1 2-3 4 5-10
LOWER - 1 2-4 5-10
Within secondary burst radius:
Body Exposed Death Shock 2xLight* None
FULL - 1 2 3-10
UPPER - 1 - 2-10
LOWER - - 1 2-10
Within primary burst radius:
Body Exposed Death Shock 2xLight* None
FULL Front 1 2-3 4-5 6-10
Back - 1 2-3 4-10
UPPER Front 1-2 3-4 5 6-10
Back - 1 2 3-10
LOWER Front - - 1-3 4-10
Back - - 1 2-10
Within secondary burst radius:
Body Exposed Death Shock 2xLight* None
FULL Front - 1 2 3-10
Back - - 1 2-10
UPPER Front - 1 2 3-10
Back - 1 - 2-10
LOWER Front - - - 1-10
Back - - - 1-10
Note: Rolling a d10 is not the best way to handle this sort of table, at least when it comes to Kafer; Ten percent intervals are too coarse.
* If a Light wound does come up, the victim on average has received two different Light wounds -- so reduce initiative accordingly.