TEXT:  Edges And Flaws #8 
  Branson Hagerty (Blackjack's Shadowrun Page http://shadowrun.html.com/users/blackjack/) Posted March 30, 1998
  Combat Ego 
  Category: Social Flaw 
  Value: -1 
  Characters with the Combat Ego flaw have the unfortunate tendency to brag about past combat
  experiences. In conversation, they feel they must always one-up another individuals war story with one of
  their own, even if it requires the release of information best kept secret. In a social situation involving the
  exchange of combat recollections, the PC must make a Willpower test against a target of 6 (modified
  upwards if they’ve been drinking). If they fail, they will recount their own story in an attempt to show up
  their verbal opponent. If the roll fails miserably (GM’s discretion), they may release sensitive information
  involving names, places, or other info that might get them in trouble. 
  Resistance To Severe Trauma 
  Category: Physical Edge 
  Value: +1 
  The PCs body reacts to severe trauma with an overpowering rush of endorphins that allows the character
  to continue operating without feeling any pain whatsoever. Examples of severe trauma involve the sudden
  loss of an entire limb, an organ being shot clean out of their body, part of their skull getting bashed in,
  and other damage that would result from a localized Serious or possibly Deadly wound. This effect is
  only temporary, however, and after a number of minutes equal to their Body rating all effects of the
  damage will be felt and the character will lapse into shock. The PC must then be stabilized as in the same
  manner you would stabilize someone who had taken a Deadly wound (in other words, they’ll die in an
  hour if treatment isn’t received). Again, this edge only kicks in if the PC takes a sudden (not cumulative)
  Serious or Deadly wound to a localized section of their body. 
  
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