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* '''Normal death''' - used when none of the below occurs. |
* '''Normal death''' - used when none of the below occurs. |
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| − | * '''Gib death''' - when character is downed to very low health (a negative amount). He then turns into a pile of blood, flesh and bones. A terminal fall in [[Hexen]] can also cause this to happen. |
+ | * '''Gib death''' - when character is downed to very low health (a negative amount). He then turns into a pile of blood, flesh and bones. A [[falling damage|terminal fall]] in [[Hexen]] can also cause this to happen. |
* '''Burning death''' (Heretic & Hexen) - when a character in [[Heretic]] or [[Hexen]] is killed by [[lava]] or a fire-based attack. |
* '''Burning death''' (Heretic & Hexen) - when a character in [[Heretic]] or [[Hexen]] is killed by [[lava]] or a fire-based attack. |
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* '''Burning death''' (Strife) - when a character in [[Strife]] is killed with a [[flamethrower]]. |
* '''Burning death''' (Strife) - when a character in [[Strife]] is killed with a [[flamethrower]]. |
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Revision as of 20:12, 3 May 2005
The following types of death exist in Doom and Doom engine games:
- Normal death - used when none of the below occurs.
- Gib death - when character is downed to very low health (a negative amount). He then turns into a pile of blood, flesh and bones. A terminal fall in Hexen can also cause this to happen.
- Burning death (Heretic & Hexen) - when a character in Heretic or Hexen is killed by lava or a fire-based attack.
- Burning death (Strife) - when a character in Strife is killed with a flamethrower.
- Disintegration - when a character in Strife is killed with a mauler.
- Icy death - when a character in Hexen is killed with Frost Shards.