Fatigue (Health) - Revision history

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‎FP Examples

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‎Fatigue Caps

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‎Fatigue Caps

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‎Fatigue Bands

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‎Fatigue Bands

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‎Determining FP

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‎Temporary FP

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‎Effects of Fatigue Bands

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	==FP Examples==		==FP Examples==
		+	A Fighter 5/Thief 6 Ogre with a Constitution of 17 receives a Base HD of 4+1 and a +3 bonus from Toughness. Their Hit-Dice Size is d8 for Ogre, d10 for Fighter and d6 for Thief. d10/2 + d6/2 = 8, as does their HD so they use this as a base. They gain +4 from their Base HD, +3 from Toughness and +5.5 from Levels. This would make their Fatigue Level 20.5. As a result, their Fatigue Bands are 0-20 for Fresh, 21-40 for Fatigued, 41-60 for Tired, 61-80 for Exhausted and 81-100 for Shattered.

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 The five Fatigue Bands are Fresh, Fatigued, Tired, Exhausted and Shattered. A character with a Fatigue Level of 7 would have a Fresh Fatigue Band of 0-7 FP, Fatigued of 8-14, Tired of 15-21, Exhausted of 22-28 and Shattered of 29-35.
-==Effects of Fatigue Bands==
+==FP over Maximum==
+If more FP would be gained then their Maximum value, continue to add it, to represent more exertion that will need to be rested off. In addition, if an action costs any amount of FP, the character takes 1 VP damage.
 ===Fatigue Caps===
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 ===Fatigue Caps===
-If a character becomes [[Fatigue (Status)#Exhausted|Exhausted]], they cannot reduce FP below the lower limit on Exhausted until they have removed the condition by [[Resting_(Recovery)#Taking a Break|Taking a Break]]. Similarly, if a character becomes [[Fatigue (Status)#Shattered|Shattered]], they cannot regain more FP than the upper limit on Shattered until they have removed it by [[Resting_(Recovery)#Short Rest|Taking a Short Rest]].
+If a character becomes [[Fatigue (Status)#Exhausted|Exhausted]], they cannot reduce FP below the lower limit on Exhausted until they have removed the condition by [[Resting_(Recovery)#Break|Taking a Break]]. Similarly, if a character becomes [[Fatigue (Status)#Shattered|Shattered]], they cannot regain more FP than the upper limit on Shattered until they have removed it by [[Resting_(Recovery)#Short Rest|Taking a Short Rest]].
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 ===Fatigue Caps===
+If a character becomes [[Fatigue (Status)#Exhausted|Exhausted]], they cannot reduce FP below the lower limit on Exhausted until they have removed the condition by [[Resting_(Recovery)#Taking a Break|Taking a Break]]. Similarly, if a character becomes [[Fatigue (Status)#Shattered|Shattered]], they cannot regain more FP than the upper limit on Shattered until they have removed it by [[Resting_(Recovery)#Short Rest|Taking a Short Rest]].
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 ===Fatigue Bands===
+The five Fatigue Bands are Fresh, Fatigued, Tired, Exhausted and Shattered. A character with a Fatigue Level of 7 would have a Fresh Fatigue Band of 0-7 FP, Fatigued of 8-14, Tired of 15-21, Exhausted of 22-28 and Shattered of 29-35.
 ==Effects of Fatigue Bands==

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	===Fatigue Bands===		===Fatigue Bands===
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		+	For every Fatigue Level the character increases by, their Fatigue Status increases by one, changing the condition they currently suffer from.

	==Effects of Fatigue Bands==		==Effects of Fatigue Bands==

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 ==Determining FP==
-===Fatigue Level===
+If the character had 1+3 HD or more, they also add their Base HD as a bonus.
-===Multiclass FP===
+If the character is Multiclass, they use the average of their Class HD Sizes. Increases from level are divided between each class. Fractional FP can be saved for evening out when level increases.
 ===Fatigue Bands===
 ==Effects of Fatigue Bands==

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	===Temporary FP===		===Temporary FP===
		+	A character may gain Temporary HP from various sources - usually magic.
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		+	When a character would gain FP, Temporary FP is reduced by the amount they would receive before increasing Current FP by any remaining points. If a character gains Temporary FP whilst their Current FP is above 0 (or their current FP Cap), lower Current FP by Temporary FP first, down to 0 (or curent FP Cap, whichever is greater) before adding any remaining to Temporary FP.
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		+	Temporary FP remains until it is lost by gaining fatigue or until it's duration has expired. If no duration is listed, Temporary FP lasts for 10 minutes. Once the duration has expired, 1 point of Temporary FP is lost per round and Current FP is likewise decreased by 1, providing they are not below their FP Cap. Temporary FP also causes this reduction of Current FP for every
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		+	is also converted into Current FP at a rate of 1 point per minute of rest, regardless of duration.
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		+	If a character cannot decrease their Current FP with Temporary FP as it has reached 0 FP and Temporary FP's duration has expired, then 1 point of Temporary FP is lost per round.

	==Determining FP==		==Determining FP==

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	===FP over Maximum===		===FP over Maximum===

		+	===Fatigue Caps===
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		+	(character has a "minimum" fatigue equal to the minimum of the current band EXCEPT for the first actual fatigue band? this is removed by resting and making a save or check to recover. it takes longer to remove fatigue caps of higher bands)

	==FP Examples==		==FP Examples==