Destructible Terrain

In Flesh Wound! all piece of terrain can be shot an destroyed if the players want to. Terrain can be shot directly by firearms, struck without enforcing engagement, or be hit by blast, templates, and beams as they go off. When playing with destructible terrain, identify piece of terrain ahead of time. If a building is made up multiple individual parts, try to have

Every piece of terrain has an amount of wounds equal to their width, length, and height in yards multiplied together. When you hit a piece of terrain it loses wounds equal to the hit’s damage value rather than rolling on the injury table above. If a piece of terrain is reduced to no wounds remaining it’s destroyed. Small piece of terrain can just be removed from the battlefield when destroyed. However, if the terrain is rather large and or could have fighters inside of it, it should be knocked over or collapse into rubble. If this isn’t possible, just remove it.

All fighters that are trapped in a piece of terrain that is destroyed/collapsed, then they take falling damage for their own fall, and every piece of terrain above them that falls as well inflicts a hit against them as if they fell from that height.

for example; a fighter is in a three story building. each level is 5 yards tall. the fighter is 2 yards tall and is on top of the second level. An enemy managed to destroy the first level of the building.

This causes the fighter to fall two stories (10 yards), inflicting a Strength 8 Damage 1 hit. Then the third story that was above him falls ontop of him. This fell from 3 stories (15 yards), inflicting a Strength 13 Damage 1 hit.

The fighter has 2 Wounds, Toughness 4, and gets +3T from his armor.
He rolls D6-1 for the first hit and D6-6 for the second.
This results in 2 and 0 (Gut hit and Head hit).

He bleeds a total of 3 times for 3 total damage, reducing his Toughness to 1 and his total toughness to 4. The gut hit applies this -3 to his strength as well, and the head hit halves his Sagacity and Grit, rounding down. He then drops unconscious now that he has no wounds remaining. He will begin to bleed out in his following activation.