diff --git a/docs/scenarios/CLEAN_GROUND.md b/docs/scenarios/CLEAN_GROUND.md
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@@ -724,9 +724,14 @@ losing. Both of the first two are live in this scenario.
    something. This row is not, and a GM who reads "2.31" as "a bruising fight" is reading
    the one outcome the table is least likely to deliver.
 
-   **It is decided by the first disabling blow, and that lands in round two.** Both sides
-   go down at half their maximum hit points — the same rule in both directions — so every
-   disable removes an attacker, thins the return fire, and makes the next disable likelier.
+   **It is decided by the first disabling blow, and that lands in round two.** Not because a
+   disabled fighter leaves the fight — **they do not, and a GM who plays it that way will
+   get the fight wrong in the party's favour.** A ruined limb costs **30 points** off what
+   that person can do (`locationEffectsFor`), which takes a 40% attacker to 10% and leaves
+   them still swinging, still drawing attacks, still a target. Nobody is out until **2 hit
+   points or a destroyed head** (`conditionFor`). So the loop is a **slope, not a cliff**:
+   the first disable does not remove a gun, it makes that gun about a quarter as likely to
+   land — and the side that lands the first one is the side more likely to land the next.
    Nothing pulls the fight back toward the middle once it has tipped. **Round five is where
    that becomes legible; round two is where it happens.**