Thousand Hells Character Injuries and Death Evidence

What consequences are publicly described?

The public store description says heroes risk their body and mind, that choices can keep a party healthy, and that a bad outcome may cause a broken arm or worse. These statements establish consequence categories, not exact thresholds, recovery rules, or permanent death conditions.

Consequence category	Public status
Physical injury	Mentioned publicly; exact rules unknown
Mental state	Mentioned publicly; exact rules unknown
Party health	A stated concern when choosing risks
Death condition	Not published as a complete rule

Record an observed injury alongside its encounter consequence and the character’s visible traits.

How should an injury test be recorded?

Capture the situation before the choice, the selected action, the visible result, and the character state afterward. Repeat the test with a different leader or party when possible. Do not call a consequence permanent unless the game interface or repeated saves prove that it persists.

The player character and character recruitment pages use the same evidence standard for party-state changes.

Are death conditions confirmed?

No. The supplied public materials use life-or-death language but do not provide a formal death trigger list. The ending conditions page therefore treats character survival as a field to test, not a requirement already known.