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Project website github.com/Forelius/fantastic-depths
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Monolingual base language file compendium/item-compendium.json
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Language English
Language code en
Text direction Left to right
Case sensitivity Case-sensitive
Number of speakers 1,728,900,209
Number of plurals 2
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<p>Certain types of spells, attacks, or magical effects can stun a character. The duration of the stun is determined by the type of attack; the description of each type of attack that can stun will describe its duration.</p><p>A stunned character suffers the following penalties:</p><ol><li><p>The stunned character cannot attack anyone for the first turn he is stunned (or until the stun wears off, if that is faster); after the first turn, he is at a -4 to hit until the stun wears off.</p></li><li><p>He moves at one-third the normal movement rate for whatever speed he is attempting.</p></li><li><p>He suffers a -4 penalty to all his saving throws.</p></li><li><p>He suffers a +4 penalty to his armor class (thus an AC 5 becomes a 9).</p></li><li><p>He cannot concentrate, cast spells, or use magical items.</p></li><li><p>He cannot use general skills.</p></li><li><p>Any weapon mastery the character possesses above Basic level is reduced to Basic level.</p></li></ol><p>The cleric spell <em>cure light wounds</em> can be used to remove the stun effect but will not cure any damage when used for this purpose.</p>
<p>Certain types of spells, attacks, or magical effects can stun a character. The duration of the stun is determined by the type of attack; the description of each type of attack that can stun will describe its duration.</p><p>A stunned character suffers the following penalties:</p><ol><li><p>The stunned character cannot attack anyone for the first turn he is stunned (or until the stun wears off, if that is faster); after the first turn, he is at a -4 to hit until the stun wears off.</p></li><li><p>He moves at one-third the normal movement rate for whatever speed he is attempting.</p></li><li><p>He suffers a -4 penalty to all his saving throws.</p></li><li><p>He suffers a +4 penalty to his armor class (thus an AC 5 becomes a 9).</p></li><li><p>He cannot concentrate, cast spells, or use magical items.</p></li><li><p>He cannot use general skills.</p></li><li><p>Any weapon mastery the character possesses above Basic level is reduced to Basic level.</p></li></ol><p>The cleric spell <em>cure light wounds</em> can be used to remove the stun effect but will not cure any damage when used for this purpose.</p>
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<p>A character who has fallen (e.g., been knocked over in combat) is easy to hit: Attackers receive a +4 bonus to their attack rolls when attacking a fallen foe.</p><p>A fallen foe also has a -4 penalty to all saving throws and a -2 penalty to attack rolls while on the ground.</p><p>A character on the ground takes one round of movement to stand up; also, for the rest of the round after he has stood up, the character still suffers the penalties of a fallen character.</p>
<p>A character who has fallen (e.g., been knocked over in combat) is easy to hit: Attackers receive a +4 bonus to their attack rolls when attacking a fallen foe.</p><p>A fallen foe also has a -4 penalty to all saving throws and a -2 penalty to attack rolls while on the ground.</p><p>A character on the ground takes one round of movement to stand up; also, for the rest of the round after he has stood up, the character still suffers the penalties of a fallen character.</p>
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<p>Various types of spells and monster attacks can paralyze, or "freeze," a character. If a character is hit by a paralyzing attack and fails a saving throw vs. paralysis, the character is immobilized and unable to do anything. The character is not dead, and a character cannot die from mere paralysis.</p><p>A paralyzed character remains awake and aware of what is happening around him but cannot do anything that requires movement (including speaking, spellcasting, and so forth) until the paralysis ends.</p><p>Hand-to-hand attacks on a paralyzed character automatically hit, but an edged-weapon attack will not automatically kill a paralyzed character as it would a sleeping character. Ranged attacks are made against the victim as if he were AC 9.</p><p>Paralysis itself has no permanent effects of any kind. It lasts for [[/r 2d4 #Turns]] (unless a different number is given in the monster or spell description). The cleric spell cure light wounds can be used to remove the paralysis but will not cure any damage when used for this purpose.</p>
<p>The afflicted actor is completely paralyzed and cannot perform any physical actionVarious types of spells and monster attacks can paralyze, or "freeze," a character. If a character is hit by a paralyzing attack and fails a saving throw vs. paralysis, the character is immobilized and unable to do anything. The character is not dead, and a character cannot die from mere paralysis.</p><p>A paralyzed character remains awake and aware of what is happening around him but cannot do anything that requires movement (including speaking, spellcasting, and so forth) until the paralysis ends.</p><p>Hand-to-hand attacks on a paralyzed character automatically hit, but an edged-weapon attack will not automatically kill a paralyzed character as it would a sleeping character. Ranged attacks are made against the victim as if he were AC 9.</p><p>Paralysis itself has no permanent effects of any kind. It lasts for [[/r 2d4 #Turns]] (unless a different number is given in the monster or spell description). The cleric spell cure light wounds can be used to remove the paralysis but will not cure any damage when used for this purpose.</p>
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<p>A character who cannot see his opponent due to an invisibility spell suffers a -6 penalty to all attack rolls made against his invisible foe; he has to guess where his target is by hearing. He suffers no penalty to his AC when attacked by an invisible character. Remember, <strong>someone who attacks loses the bonuses of invisibility</strong>!</p><p><span style="font-family: Barlow, sans-serif">When a creature becomes invisible, all items it carries and wears also become invisible. Any invisible item becomes visible again when it leaves the creature's possession (dropped, set down, etc.). A light source (such as a torch) may be made invisible, but the light given off will remain visible. </span></p>
<p>A character who cannot see his opponent due to an invisibility spell suffers a -6 penalty to all attack rolls made against his invisible foe; he has to guess where his target is by hearing. He suffers no penalty to his AC when attacked by an invisible character. Remember, <strong>someone who attacks loses the bonuses of invisibility</strong>!</p><p><span style="font-family: Barlow, sans-serif">When a creature becomes invisible, all items it carries and wears also become invisible. Any invisible item becomes visible again when it leaves the creature's possession (dropped, set down, etc.). A light source (such as a torch) may be made invisible, but the light given off will remain visible. <br>An invisible creature remains invisible until they attack or cast any spell.</span></p>
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<p>A character made deaf by magic (a curse or a <em>horn of blasting</em>, for example) is certainly inconvenienced. Since he cannot hear, he will miss many warnings shouted at him by his allies. The deaf character should make a saving throw vs. death ray; if he fails it, he is facing the wrong way when the warning is called. A <em>curse of deafness</em> would be cured by a remove curse spell, while deafness caused by a <em>horn of blasting</em> could be cured by a <em>cureall</em> spell.</p>
<p>A character made deaf by magic (a curse or a <em>horn of blasting</em>, for example) is certainly inconvenienced. Since he cannot hear, he will miss many warnings shouted at him by his allies. The deaf character should make a saving throw vs. death ray; if he fails it, he is facing the wrong way when the warning is called. A <em>curse of deafness</em> would be cured by a remove curse spell, while deafness caused by a <em>horn of blasting</em> could be cured by a <em>cureall</em> spell.</p>
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<p>Characters can be blinded by a variety of effects. For example, a <em>light</em> or <em>continual light</em> spell may be cast directly on a character's eyes, or a character without <em>infravision</em> may find himself in an area of complete darkness.</p><p>A character who is completely blind, for whatever reason, suffers a -4 penalty to all saving throws, a -6 penalty to all attack rolls (he has to guess where his target is by hearing), and a +4 penalty to his armor class for the duration of his blindness.</p><p>A character who is forced to travel great distances while blind must move very slowly. If he is to walk slowly enough that he will not fall down steps and walk unknowingly into pits, he must move at one-third his normal speed, and whether he is indoors or outdoors, that speed is measured in <em>feet</em>, not yards.</p><p>A blind character who is guided by a sighted character can move safely at two-thirds his normal rate, and his movement is measured in yards when outdoors. A character mounted on a horse suffers no movement penalty if someone else is guiding that horse.</p>
<p>Blindness can normally be removed only by <em>cureCharacters can be blinded by a variety of effects. For example, a <em>light</em> or <em>continual light</em> spell may be cast directly on a character's eyes, or a character without <em>infravision</em> may find himself in an area of complete darkness.</p><p>A character who is completely blind, for whatever reason, suffers a -4 penalty to all saving throws, a -6 penalty to all attack rolls (he has to guess where his target is by hearing), and a +4 penalty to his armor class for the duration of his blindness.</em> spell, but the DM may allow other methodsp><p>A character who is forced to travel great distances while blind must move very slowly. If he is to walk slowly enough that he will not fall down steps and walk unknowingly into pits, he must move at one-third his normal speed, and whether he is indoors or outdoors, that speed is measured in <em>feet</em>, not yards.</p><p>A blind character who is guided by a sighted character can move safely at two-thirds his normal rate, and his movement is measured in yards when outdoors. A character mounted on a horse suffers no movement penalty if someone else is guiding that horse.</p>
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