Aggravating any Bleeding

Hit a target that already has at least one non-Aggravated Bleed and use the weapon named by the effect. If that Hit aggravates at least one of those Bleeds, the condition succeeds. It does not succeed when the target has no Bleeds, when every current Bleed is already Aggravated, or when another source performed the Aggravation.

A real state change is required

The Hit must make at least one existing Bleeding Debuff become Aggravated. Merely having a chance to Aggravate is not enough if there is no eligible Bleed for the Hit to change.

The target needs an existing non-Aggravated Bleed

A target with no Bleeding Debuffs cannot satisfy the trigger. A target whose current Bleeds are all already Aggravated also cannot satisfy it because the Hit did not aggravate anything.

The named weapon must perform the Aggravation

Wording such as Aggravating any Bleeding with this Weapon checks the Hit from that weapon. Blood Barbs, Apron of Emiran, or another source making the Bleed Aggravated does not count as the weapon performing the state change.

Existing Bleed instances are checked separately

Several Bleeds can exist on one target even though only the strongest deals damage. The Hit can satisfy this trigger by aggravating any one eligible instance. Bleeds applied after that Hit remain separate and are not automatically Aggravated.

Player movement is unrelated to this trigger

Since version 0.5.0, moving no longer raises Bleed damage taken by players. That change does not turn movement into Aggravation and does not satisfy a trigger that specifically requires a Hit to aggravate Bleeding.