If someone suddenly attacks me with a pocket knife, for example, they’ll most likely immediately go right for my belly, since I am 6’5" tall, and stab or rip it open. Therefore, I’m curious how fatal and painful such a wound is?
If someone suddenly attacks me with a pocket knife, for example, they’ll most likely immediately go right for my belly, since I am 6’5" tall, and stab or rip it open. Therefore, I’m curious how fatal and painful such a wound is?
As I understand it, dying from a belly wound is historically one of the most slow and painful ways to die in combat.
And also one of the most sure ways you’ll actually end up dead. Stomach wounds are very prone to infection.
Tis but an orc scratch.
We have antibiotics now, you don’t always die, but it is always painful.