Conditions Reference

Every condition the system knows about, with what it does and how it interacts with other conditions. Conditions can be applied from the token, from a character sheet's Conditions tab, or automatically by the system. See Conditions for how that works at the table.

Condition	What it does
Blinded	Can't see. Attacks against you have advantage, and your attacks have disadvantage.
Bloodied	At half HP or less.
Charged
Charmed	Sees the charmer as an ally. Charmer has advantage on social interactions with you.
Concentration	Can only Concentrate on 1 thing at a time. DC 10 STR save when crit or lose concentration.
Confused	The GM spends your next action.
Dazed	Heroes: lose 1 action. Monsters: can perform one less action on their next turn.
Dead	You die when you have taken 6 Wounds (unless you have an ability that changes this number). There are ways to revive a hero who has died, but they are rare and often come at a very steep cost. Shown as a full-token overlay.
Despair	Disadvantage on the next attack you make in this encounter.
Distracted
Dying	At 0HP. Taking damage while dying causes 2 Wounds, a crit causes 3 instead.
Frightened	Disadvantage on rolls when source of fear is nearby; speed halved when moving closer to it.
Grappled	Cannot move. Attacks against you have advantage. Also counts as Restrained.
Hampered	Applied automatically while the character has any of: Dazed, Grappled, Prone, Slowed, Restrained.
Incapacitated	Can't do anything. Attacks against you have advantage, and melee attacks that hit, crit. Also counts as Paralyzed, Stunned, Unconscious.
Invisible	Cannot be seen. Your attacks have advantage, and attacks against you have disadvantage.
Last Stand	At 0 HP, the legendary monster is dying and gains dangerous new capabilities. They finally die after a small amount of additional damage.
Marked	Marked as a quarry by another creature. That creature treats this one as a tracked target; any resulting bonuses come from the marker's own features, not this condition.
Paralyzed	Incapacitated. Can't do anything. Attacks against you have advantage, and melee attacks that hit, crit. Also counts as Incapacitated, Stunned, Unconscious.
Petrified	Incapacitated. You have all the benefits and drawbacks of being a rock! Immune to most damage except from large explosions, picks, or similar tools. Automatically applies Incapacitated.
Poisoned	Disadvantage on rolls.
Prone	Movement costs twice as much, and disadvantage on attacks. Melee attacks against you have advantage; Ranged have disadvantage. Spend 3 spaces of your Speed to stand up.
Restrained	Cannot move. Attacks against you have advantage. Also counts as Grappled.
Riding	You move with the creature you are riding. Any attacks that miss you, strike them.
Silenced	Cannot cast spells or use other abilities that require speaking (e.g. Commander's Orders).
Slowed	Speed halved during your next turn.
Smoldering	Some fire spells can inflict the Smoldering condition and gain additional destructive effects against Smoldering enemies.
Stunned	Incapacitated. Can't do anything. Attacks against you have advantage, and melee attacks that hit, crit. Also counts as Incapacitated, Restrained, Paralyzed, Unconscious.
Taunted	Disadvantage on attacks except against the most recent taunter.
Unconscious	Incapacitated. Can't do anything. Attacks against you have advantage, and melee attacks that hit, crit. Also counts as Incapacitated, Paralyzed, Stunned. Shown as a full-token overlay.
Wounded	Has any Wounds (typically 6 Wounds and a hero is dead). Can be applied multiple times; the copies stack.