Exhaustion
A character suffering from the exhaustion condition receives a penalty on all d20 rolls (ability checks, attack roles, saving throws). The more exhausted a character is, the higher the penalty that they suffer.
Each level of exhaustion delivers an additional -1 penalty to D20 checks all the way up to 10 possible levels of exhaustion.
Each time you receive exhaustion you add one level and an additional minus one penalty. If you reach 10 levels of exhaustion, your character dies.
At one level of exhaustion your character would have a minus one to all rolls. At two levels of exhaustion you suffer a minus two penalty. This penalty accumulates all the way to minus nine. If your character reaches ten levels of exhaustion, you die.
Every time your character takes a long rest, you remove one level of exhaustion. Spells and magical effects can also end or reduce the condition. The spell Greater Restoration will remove one level of exhaustion and the Vitality potion will also cure exhaustion.
Each level of exhaustion delivers an additional -1 penalty to D20 checks all the way up to 10 possible levels of exhaustion.
Each time you receive exhaustion you add one level and an additional minus one penalty. If you reach 10 levels of exhaustion, your character dies.
At one level of exhaustion your character would have a minus one to all rolls. At two levels of exhaustion you suffer a minus two penalty. This penalty accumulates all the way to minus nine. If your character reaches ten levels of exhaustion, you die.
Every time your character takes a long rest, you remove one level of exhaustion. Spells and magical effects can also end or reduce the condition. The spell Greater Restoration will remove one level of exhaustion and the Vitality potion will also cure exhaustion.
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