Conditions

How to use it

• Conditions are shown on the creature. They come from attacks, spells, traps and the GM.
• Each condition below says what the app applies automatically.

Step by step

1. An attack, spell or trap puts a condition on a creature.
2. Rolls by and against that creature get advantage or disadvantage as listed.
3. The GM removes the condition when it ends, or a timed effect removes it.

Blinded

• Can't see. Its attacks have disadvantage; attacks against it have advantage.

Charmed

• Won't attack the one who charmed it. Nothing is applied automatically: the GM rules on it.

Frightened

• Its attacks have disadvantage.

Grappled

• Held in place until it breaks free or is let go. Nothing is applied automatically: the GM rules on it.

Invisible

• Its attacks have advantage; attacks against it have disadvantage.

Paralyzed

• Can't move or speak. Attacks against it have advantage.
• Hold Person paralyzes a creature that fails its Wisdom save.

Poisoned

• Its attacks have disadvantage. Poison traps and gas can cause it.

Prone

• On the ground. Its attacks have disadvantage.
• Melee attacks against it have advantage; ranged attacks against it have disadvantage.

Restrained

• Its attacks have disadvantage and attacks against it have advantage.
• It makes Dexterity saving throws with disadvantage.

Stunned

• Can't move or act. Attacks against it have advantage.

Unconscious

• Knocked out. Attacks against it have advantage, whether in melee or from range.
• The Sleep spell makes creatures Unconscious.

How Conditions Work Rules Detail

• The app applies the advantage and disadvantage listed above to every attack and save. It doesn't stop a creature from moving or acting: the GM enforces that.
• A condition lasts until it is removed. A timed effect removes its condition when its duration runs out.
• In Pit is noted on a creature that falls into a pit and is cleared when it climbs out.

From the ruleset data

As shown in the app

Common questions