Falling Damage

Falling Damage occurs when a creature falls 10 ft or more.

Damage = 1d6 internal physical damage per 10 ft

Crushing Damage

Crushing damage occurs when a creature or object falls on top of another creature or object.

The falling subject suffers falling damage as normal. The crushed subject suffers:

Crushing Damage = falling damage x size factor

Size Factor = 2^n, where n = number of sizes larger

Examples:

• Human A falls 20 ft onto Human B.
  • Human A suffers 2d6 internal physical damage.
  • Human B suffers 2d6 internal physical damage.
• An elephant falls 10ft onto a human.
  • Elephant suffers 1d6 internal physical damage.
  • Human suffers 1d6 x 4 internal physical damage (elephant is 2 size categories larger)
• An elephant falls 10ft onto a cat: the cat takes 1d6 x 16 damage.
• A cat falls onto a human: the human takes 1d6 x 1/4 damage.

Modifiers

The above assumes "squishy" subjects, i.e. normal creatures.