Conditions Reference

Status penalty to every check and DC, which ticks down on its own.

Like Frightened, but it does not go away on its own — you must Retch.

Status penalty to Dexterity-based checks, AC and Reflex saves.

−2 circumstance penalty to AC. Formerly called Flat-Footed.

You immediately lose actions. The hardest control effect in the game.

You start each turn with fewer actions, for as long as it lasts.

Immobilised and off-guard until you Escape.

A worse Grabbed — immobilised, off-guard, and most actions are off the table.

You cannot act at all, and you are off-guard while it lasts.

Status penalty to Strength-based rolls — attacks and damage.

Penalises mental checks, and can make your own spells fail.

Lose Constitution-based rolls and a chunk of maximum HP.

You are unconscious and close to death. Hits 4 and you die.

The scar from going down. It makes the next time worse.

Damage at the end of every turn until you shake it off.

You must spend your turns running away from the source.

On the floor: off-guard, penalised attacks, and it costs an action to stand.

Everything is undetected to you, and vision-based checks fail.

Everything is concealed to you — a flat check to hit anything.

You die at a lower dying value than normal.

A flat −1 to AC and saves, and you cannot explore effectively.

Asleep or knocked out — helpless, and easy to hit.

You attack indiscriminately and cannot tell friend from foe.

You cannot move at all.

The good one — an extra action each turn, with strings attached.

Disadvantage while you can see the source, and you cannot approach it.

Disadvantage on attack rolls and ability checks.

On the floor. Easy to hit up close, hard to hit at range.

Speed zero, and disadvantage attacking anyone but the grappler.

Speed zero, attacks against you have advantage, and Dex saves suffer.

No actions, no reactions, no concentration.

Incapacitated, auto-fails Str and Dex saves, and easy to hit.

Stunned, but melee hits against you are automatic criticals.

Out cold — prone, helpless, and criticals from melee.

You cannot see. Your attacks suffer, attacks on you benefit.

You cannot hear, and fail checks that need hearing.

You cannot attack the charmer, and they persuade you easily.

Unseen and hard to pin down — advantage to attack, disadvantage to be attacked.

Turned to stone. Incapacitated, resistant to everything, and ageing stops.

Levels 1–6. A flat penalty that grows, and level 6 kills you.