Grit and Glory - Injuries Exhaustion and Madness - MCM

• []A highly configurable interface for player customisation.

  []A robust array of injuries from 5E and the third-party supplement Grit & Glory by Apostol Apostolov, currently 50 in total excluding re-flavoured effects to match different damage types. (With deviations where needed/suited.)

  []A homebrew exhaustion system inspired by multiple others, created to be fitting (IMO) for the BG3 experience.

  []Largely adapted 5E madness tables, both short and long term madness. (With deviations where needed/suited, indefinite madness can't really be adapted outside of TTRPG but that's fine.)

  []This isn't just a system for players, it applies to NPCs if you wish and it's GREAT!

  []An open ended approach to design for other mod authors to develop their own systems.

  []A WIP (but pretty well fleshed out) configuration file set up to get you started! (Separate download, requires manual placement!)

• []If you're coming from the old Injuries and updating mid-playthrough, you should absolutely run Mod Uninstaller on the dependency The Great Goon Library

  []Install the main Injuries mod the same way you would for any PAK file, into: AppData\Local\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\Mods

  []Download the config.json's zip folder separately and extract it to: AppData\Local\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\Script Extender

  []If done properly, it will be like so: Script Extender\Injuries\config.json

  []Use BG3MM, manual modsettings.lsx edit, Vortex, IGMM, MO2, whatever floats your boat for load order management, so long as it's done correctly

  []You're done, ready for play with my default config or for further configuration.

• []Much more information in general

  []Resources for mod authors, including templates and what not

  []More configuration options

  []Additional systems adapted potentially, mainly madness and exhaustion which can plug in to the existing injury system

  []Homebrew injuries to add to the pot

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