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Vicerious at 19:00, 11 October 2017

2017-10-11T19:00:22Z

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	===Dazed===		===Dazed===
	The creature is unable to act normally. A [Dazed] creature can take no actions other than a single 5 ft step per {{Bracket\|Round}}, but has no penalty to [[AC]].		The creature is unable to act normally. A [Dazed] creature can take no actions other than a single [[5 ft step]] per {{Bracket\|Round}}, but has no penalty to [[AC]].

	The [Dazed] condition typically lasts 1 {{Bracket\|Round}}.		The [Dazed] condition typically lasts 1 {{Bracket\|Round}}.
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	===Prone===		===Prone===
	The creature is on the ground or otherwise temporarily disoriented in its movement. It can move no more than 5 ft per {{Bracket\|Round}}, cannot take 5 ft ~~steps~~, takes a -3 penalty to melee [[attack roll]]s and is {{Bracket\|Flat-footed}} against melee attacks, but is {{Bracket\|Covered}} against ranged attacks. As a [[swift action]] which provokes [[attacks of opportunity]], or as a [[move action]] which does not provoke attacks of opportunity, a creature can fall [Prone], or stand up and remove the [Prone] condition.		The creature is on the ground or otherwise temporarily disoriented in its movement. It can move no more than 5 ft per {{Bracket\|Round}}, cannot take [[5 ft step]]s, takes a -3 penalty to melee [[attack roll]]s and is {{Bracket\|Flat-footed}} against melee attacks, but is {{Bracket\|Covered}} against ranged attacks. As a [[swift action]] which provokes [[attacks of opportunity]], or as a [[move action]] which does not provoke attacks of opportunity, a creature can fall [Prone], or stand up and remove the [Prone] condition.

	==R==		==R==

Vicerious: /* Burrowing */

2017-09-27T16:12:29Z

Burrowing

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	[Burrowing] creatures move through earth, soil, and sediment with relative ease. [Burrowing] creatures are deep enough underground that a non-[Burrowing] creature may only target them with {{Bracket\|Ground}} effects or if they are in its {{Bracket\|Melee}} range. However, [Burrowing] creatures are close enough to the ground that they can be caught in [Ground] and area effects. A Burrowing] creature may only target non-[Burrowing] creatures if they are within its [Melee] range. [Burrowing] otherwise does not affect [[line of effect]] or [[line of sight]]. [Burrowing] creatures are only considered adjacent to other [Burrowing] creatures.		[Burrowing] creatures move through earth, soil, and sediment with relative ease. [Burrowing] creatures are deep enough underground that a non-[Burrowing] creature may only target them with {{Bracket\|Ground}} effects or if they are in its {{Bracket\|Melee}} range. However, [Burrowing] creatures are close enough to the ground that they can be caught in [Ground] and area effects. A Burrowing] creature may only target non-[Burrowing] creatures if they are within its [Melee] range. [Burrowing] otherwise does not affect [[line of effect]] or [[line of sight]]. [Burrowing] creatures are only considered adjacent to other [Burrowing] creatures.

	[Burrowing] creatures ignore above-ground obstacles that are not specifically identified as affecting [Burrowing] creatures, such as walls with shallow foundations, and moving out of a square of difficult terrain does not cost them extra movement. They are not at risk of [[suffocating]] due to the lack of air underground. A [Burrowing] creature can move through the space of a non-[Burrowing] creature, and vice versa, but cannot end a movement in that space.		[Burrowing] creatures ignore above-ground obstacles that are not specifically identified as affecting [Burrowing] creatures, such as walls with shallow foundations, and moving out of a square of difficult terrain does not cost them extra movement. They are not at risk of [[Suffocation\|suffocating]] due to the lack of air underground. A [Burrowing] creature can move through the space of a non-[Burrowing] creature, and vice versa, but cannot end a movement in that space.

	As a [[standard action]], if the creature did not gain the [Burrowing] condition this {{Bracket\|Round}}, a [Burrowing] creature may lose the condition. Unless otherwise specified, a [Burrowing] creature is vulnerable to suffocation (Suffocation is a great band, and is also an [[Environmental Hazard]]).		As a [[standard action]], if the creature did not gain the [Burrowing] condition this {{Bracket\|Round}}, a [Burrowing] creature may lose the condition. Unless otherwise specified, a [Burrowing] creature is vulnerable to suffocation (Suffocation is a great band, and is also an [[Environmental Hazard]]).

Vicerious: /* Dead */

2017-09-27T15:55:30Z

Dead

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	===Dead===		===Dead===
	[Dead] creatures can neither sense their surroundings nor can they act in any way. They do not have [[line of effect]] or [[line of sight]] to any squares or creatures, though all other creatures may draw line of effect to them. A [Dead] creature cannot gain any other condition, and loses all other conditions besides {{Bracket\|Lesser resistance}}, {{Bracket\|Resistance}}, {{Bracket\|Greater resistance}}, {{Bracket\|Immunity}}, and {{Bracket\|Vulnerability}}, unless otherwise stated in a track ability, [[feat]], or [[item]] that grants or inflicts a certain condition. Likewise, a [Dead] creature loses all {{Bracket\|HP reduction}} and [[temporary HP]], and cannot gain either. All of the [Dead] creature's abilities that are not activated by the creature becoming [Dead] and that do not have a duration cease to function while the creature is [Dead]. A [Dead] creature's magic items cease to function until the creature is no longer [Dead]. [Dead] creatures cannot benefit from any form of healing, but they can be restored to life via certain means. A [Dead] body decays normally unless preserved, but any ability that restores a [Dead] creature to life also restores the body to a certain state of health (just how much depends on the ability).		[Dead] creatures can neither sense their surroundings nor can they act in any way. They do not have [[line of effect]] or [[line of sight]] to any squares or creatures, though all other creatures may draw line of effect to them. A [Dead] creature cannot gain any other condition, and loses all other conditions besides {{Bracket\|Lesser resistance}}, {{Bracket\|Resistance}}, {{Bracket\|Greater resistance}}, {{Bracket\|Immunity}}, and {{Bracket\|Vulnerability}}, unless otherwise stated in a track ability, [[feat]], or [[Equipment\|item]] that grants or inflicts a certain condition. Likewise, a [Dead] creature loses all {{Bracket\|HP reduction}} and [[temporary HP]], and cannot gain either. All of the [Dead] creature's abilities that are not activated by the creature becoming [Dead] and that do not have a duration cease to function while the creature is [Dead]. A [Dead] creature's magic items cease to function until the creature is no longer [Dead]. [Dead] creatures cannot benefit from any form of healing, but they can be restored to life via certain means. A [Dead] body decays normally unless preserved, but any ability that restores a [Dead] creature to life also restores the body to a certain state of health (just how much depends on the ability).

	===Deafened===		===Deafened===

Vicerious: /* Fatigued */

2017-09-27T15:40:10Z

Fatigued

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	==F==		==F==
	===Fatigued===		===Fatigued===
	A [Fatigued] creature can neither ~~run~~ nor [[Charge]] and takes a -1 penalty to d20 rolls. If a [Fatigued] creature would become [Fatigued], it becomes {{Bracket\|Exhausted}} instead. If a [Fatigued] creature becomes [Exhausted], it loses this condition. Unless otherwise noted, this condition lasts until the end of the current {{Bracket\|Scene}}.		A [Fatigued] creature can neither [[Run]] nor [[Charge]] and takes a -1 penalty to d20 rolls. If a [Fatigued] creature would become [Fatigued], it becomes {{Bracket\|Exhausted}} instead. If a [Fatigued] creature becomes [Exhausted], it loses this condition. Unless otherwise noted, this condition lasts until the end of the current {{Bracket\|Scene}}.

	===Flat-footed===		===Flat-footed===

Vicerious: /* Prone */

2017-09-27T15:11:32Z

Prone

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	===Prone===		===Prone===
	The creature is on the ground or otherwise temporarily disoriented in its movement. It can move no more than 5 ft per {{Bracket\|Round}}, cannot take 5 ft steps, takes a -3 penalty to melee attack ~~rolls~~ and is {{Bracket\|Flat-footed}} against melee attacks, but is {{Bracket\|Covered}} against ranged attacks. As a [[swift action]] which provokes [[attacks of opportunity]], or as a [[move action]] which does not provoke attacks of opportunity, a creature can fall [Prone], or stand up and remove the [Prone] condition.		The creature is on the ground or otherwise temporarily disoriented in its movement. It can move no more than 5 ft per {{Bracket\|Round}}, cannot take 5 ft steps, takes a -3 penalty to melee [[attack roll]]s and is {{Bracket\|Flat-footed}} against melee attacks, but is {{Bracket\|Covered}} against ranged attacks. As a [[swift action]] which provokes [[attacks of opportunity]], or as a [[move action]] which does not provoke attacks of opportunity, a creature can fall [Prone], or stand up and remove the [Prone] condition.

	==R==		==R==

Vicerious: /* Fatigued */

2017-09-27T15:10:59Z

Fatigued

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	==F==		==F==
	===Fatigued===		===Fatigued===
	A [Fatigued] creature can neither ~~[[Run]]~~ nor [[Charge]] and takes a -1 penalty to d20 rolls. If a [Fatigued] creature would become [Fatigued], it becomes {{Bracket\|Exhausted}} instead. If a [Fatigued] creature becomes [Exhausted], it loses this condition. Unless otherwise noted, this condition lasts until the end of the current {{Bracket\|Scene}}.		A [Fatigued] creature can neither run nor [[Charge]] and takes a -1 penalty to d20 rolls. If a [Fatigued] creature would become [Fatigued], it becomes {{Bracket\|Exhausted}} instead. If a [Fatigued] creature becomes [Exhausted], it loses this condition. Unless otherwise noted, this condition lasts until the end of the current {{Bracket\|Scene}}.

	===Flat-footed===		===Flat-footed===

Vicerious: /* Entangled */

2017-09-27T15:09:07Z

Entangled

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	===Entangled===		===Entangled===
	Being [Entangled] impedes movement, but does not entirely prevent it. An [Entangled] creature suffers a penalty equal to half its movement speed to its movement speed, cannot [[Run]] or [[Charge]], and takes a -2 penalty to [[attack ~~rolls~~]] and [[AC]]. This is a {{Bracket\|Binding}} effect.		Being [Entangled] impedes movement, but does not entirely prevent it. An [Entangled] creature suffers a penalty equal to half its movement speed to its movement speed, cannot [[Run]] or [[Charge]], and takes a -2 penalty to [[attack roll]]s and [[AC]]. This is a {{Bracket\|Binding}} effect.

	===Exhausted===		===Exhausted===

Vicerious: /* Disabled */

2017-09-27T15:08:54Z

Disabled

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	===Disabled===		===Disabled===
	A creature with exactly 0 [[hit points]], or a {{Bracket\|Stable}} creature who is not {{Bracket\|Unconscious}}, is [Disabled]. A [Disabled] creature may take only a single [[move action]] or [[standard action]] each {{Bracket\|Round}} (but not both, or [[Swift ~~Action~~\|swift]] or [[immediate action]]s), and suffers a penalty equal to half its movement speed to its movement speed. A [Disabled] creature that takes a standard action takes 1 damage, which ignores {{Bracket\|Damage reduction}} and {{Bracket\|Resistance}}, after the action is completed.		A creature with exactly 0 [[hit points]], or a {{Bracket\|Stable}} creature who is not {{Bracket\|Unconscious}}, is [Disabled]. A [Disabled] creature may take only a single [[move action]] or [[standard action]] each {{Bracket\|Round}} (but not both, or [[Swift action\|swift]] or [[immediate action]]s), and suffers a penalty equal to half its movement speed to its movement speed. A [Disabled] creature that takes a standard action takes 1 damage, which ignores {{Bracket\|Damage reduction}} and {{Bracket\|Resistance}}, after the action is completed.

	===Dying===		===Dying===

Vicerious: /* Dazzled */

2017-09-27T15:08:45Z

Dazzled

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	===Dazzled===		===Dazzled===
	The creature is unable to see well because of over-stimulation of the eyes. A [Dazzled] creature takes a -1 penalty on [[attack ~~rolls~~]] and [[Perception]] checks. The [Dazzled] condition generally lasts no more than 5 {{Bracket\|Rounds}}.		The creature is unable to see well because of over-stimulation of the eyes. A [Dazzled] creature takes a -1 penalty on [[attack roll]]s and [[Perception]] checks. The [Dazzled] condition generally lasts no more than 5 {{Bracket\|Rounds}}.

	A {{Bracket\|Blinded}} creature has {{Bracket\|Immunity}} to being [Dazzled].		A {{Bracket\|Blinded}} creature has {{Bracket\|Immunity}} to being [Dazzled].

Vicerious: /* B */

2017-08-13T15:03:08Z

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	The creature cannot see, and the resulting disorientation causes a -4 penalty on [[Perception]] checks. The creature treats all creatures as if they were {{Bracket\|Invisible}}. (Special vision modes like {{Bracket\|Tremorsense}} are as effective as always.)		The creature cannot see, and the resulting disorientation causes a -4 penalty on [[Perception]] checks. The creature treats all creatures as if they were {{Bracket\|Invisible}}. (Special vision modes like {{Bracket\|Tremorsense}} are as effective as always.)

	===Blown ~~away~~===		===Blown Away===
	A creature can be [Blown away] in a specific direction by winds of high velocity. A non-{{Bracket\|Flying}} or non-{{Bracket\|Soaring}} creature that is blown away is knocked {{Bracket\|Prone}} and rolls 1d4 × 10 ft, away from the source of the effect unless otherwise specified. A [Flying] or [Soaring] creature that is [Blown away] is blown 2d6 × 10 ft instead.		A creature can be [Blown away] in a specific direction by winds of high velocity. A non-{{Bracket\|Flying}} or non-{{Bracket\|Soaring}} creature that is blown away is knocked {{Bracket\|Prone}} and rolls 1d4 × 10 ft, away from the source of the effect unless otherwise specified. A [Flying] or [Soaring] creature that is [Blown away] is blown 2d6 × 10 ft instead.