Updated 2026-09-27
한국어Effect
BleedingA Bleeding creature takes 2 Slashing damage at the start of its turn and has Disadvantage on Constitution saving throws.
This can help another effect that requires a Constitution save. The ongoing damage and the saving-throw penalty are separate benefits.
Ordinary Bleeding can be removed by healing. Similarly named conditions may have different damage or removal rules.
Core rule
Saving throwsA saving throw determines whether you resist or avoid a harmful effect, such as a spell or trap.
Roll a d20 using the ability named by the effect, then add the relevant modifier and saving-throw bonuses. Meeting the Difficulty Class succeeds.
Success may mean half damage or avoiding the effect entirely. A successful save does not always mean zero damage.
Core rule
d20 rollsA d20 has twenty possible results, from 1 to 20. It is used to resolve attacks and many uncertain actions.
Add the relevant ability modifier, proficiency, and other bonuses to the die. Meeting the target number is enough to succeed.
Attack rolls, saving throws, and ability checks use different bonuses. A bonus to one does not automatically apply to the others.
Answer
It is applied when an item's specified trigger is met; with some items, the target must also fail the relevant Saving Throw.
Based on in-game textConditions vary by item. Check the original passive of the item that applies it.
Answer
At the start of each turn, the target takes 2 Slashing damage and has Disadvantage on Constitution Saving Throws.
Based on in-game textAnswer
The five linked items apply Bleeding for 2 turns when their conditions are met.
Derived from game dataAnswer
Use it to combine ongoing damage with Disadvantage on Constitution Saving Throws; healing removes it.
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