Turn Anatomy Conditions

1. Start Turn Blinded

• You grant Combat Advantage
Ongoing damage and regeneration occurs. • You cannot see targets (targets have Total Concealment, you take a -5 penalty
Some effects end. to Attack Rolls)
2. Actions • You take a -10 penalty to Perception
• You can't Flank an enemy
In any order, one of each:
Dazed
Standard Action • You grant Combat Advantage
• Basic Attack • You can take either a Standard Action, a Move Action, or a Minor Action (You
can take Free Actions as normal). You cannot take Immediate Actions or
• Use a Power that requires a Standard Action Opportunity Actions.
• Substitute a Move or Minor Action • You can't Flank an enemy
• Perform complicated tasks and actions Deafened
• You can't hear anything
Move Action • You take a -10 penalty to Perception
• Walk (move up to your speed) Dominated
• Shift (move 1 square without provoking OAs) • You can't take actions. Your dominator chooses one action for you to take
(Standard, Move, Minor, or Free). The dominator may only choose anything
• Run (move your speed +2, -5 to all attacks, grant CA) that may be used at-will.
• Crawl (move at half speed while Prone) • You grant Combat Advantage
• Use a Power that requires a Move Action • You can't Flank an enemy
• If the dominator tries to force you over a ledge or into difficult terrain, you get a
• Some skill checks (Acrobatics, Stealth) saving throw to avoid the terrain.
• Subsitute a Minor Action Dying
Minor Action • You are Unconscious
• You make a Death Saving Throw every round. Failing three Death Saving
• Use a Power that requires a Minor Action Throws before a rest results in death, as does reaching a negative Bloodied
• Use your Second Wind value in Hit Points
• The condition ends as soon as you receive healing (you are conscious but
• Drawing a weapon, opening/closing a door, remain Prone, and your Hit Points return to 1).
opening/closing a chest, drop prone, etc. Helpless
Free Action • You grant Combat Advantage
• You may the target of a Coup de Grace
• Use a Power that requires a Free Action
Immobilized
• Talking, dropping something, ect. • You cannot move from your square
• Can be performed during other combatant's turns as well • You can be forced to move by a push, pull, slide or teleport
3. End Turn Marked
• You take a -2 penalty to Attack Rolls for any attack that doesn't target the
Make Saving Throws for some ongoing effects. Roll 2d10 (10 or creature that Marked you
higher breaks the effect, 9 or lower fails). • You may be the subject of only one Mark at a time. Newer Marks supersede
End some effects, as specified. older Marks.
• A Mark ends when its creator dies or is knocked unconscious

Brutal Affronts and Grave Blunders Petrified

• You have been turned to stone
Whenever you roll doubles on your 2d10s while attempting Combat • You are unconscious
or Skill Rolls, you may choose to accept the result, or you attempt to • You gain Resist 20 to all damage
confirm a Brutal Affront. • You don't age
• If you decide to confirm a Brutal Affront, roll a 1d10. On a roll of 5 or better, Prone
you confirm the roll. On a roll of 4 or worse, you suffer a Grave Blunder. • You grant Combat Advantage to enemies making melee attacks against you
• On a Brutal Affront, you deal maximum damage for your attack. Then, you • You get a +2 bonus to all defenses against ranged attacks from non-adjacent
apply all of your Brutal Affront effects. enemies
• On a Grave Blunder, your attack fails completely. You then suffer all of your • You're lying on the ground (If you're flying, you safely descend a distance
Grave Blunder effects. equal to your Fly Speed. If you don't reach the ground, you Fall).
• You take a -2 penalty to Attack Rolls
Opportunity Actions Restrained
• You can't move unless you teleport. You can't be pushed, pulled, or slid
You may act on another combatant's turn: • You take a -2 penalty to Attack Rolls
• You may attack when a enemy leaves a square adjacent to you. • You grant Combat Advantage
• You may attack when an adjacent enemy makes a Ranged or Area attack. Slowed
• You may only take one Opportunity Action on each combatant's turn. • Your Speed becomes 2. This Speed applies to all movement modes, but it
• An Opportunity Action interrupts the Action that triggered it (meaning the OA does not apply to teleportation or to a push, pull or slide. You can't increase
happens before but doesn't necessarily negate the Action). your Speed above 2, and your Speed doesn't increase if it was lower than 2. If
you're Slowed while moving, stop moving if you've already moved more than 2
Immediate Actions •
squares.
You can't benefit from bonuses to Speed, although you may use powers or
You may react on another combatant's turn under certain actions that allow you to move farther than your Speed.
circumstances: Stunned
• You may perform an Immediate Action or an Immediate Interrupt. • You grant Combat Advantage
• You can only take one Immediate Action between your turns. • You can't take Actions
• An Interrupt occurs before the Action resolves, while a Reaction occurs after • You can't Flank an enemy
the Action resolves. • You fall if you're Flying, unless you can Hover
Surprised
Combat Advantage •
•
You grant Combat Advantage
You can't take Actions
All opponents with Combat Advantage against you gain a +2 bonus • You can't Flank an enemy
to their attack if they have line of sight. Unconscious
• CA is granted to flankers when a combatant if Flanked. • You're Helpless
• CA is granted when the combatant is Blinded, Dazed, Dominated, Helpless, • You take a -5 penalty to all defenses
Restrained, Stunned, or Surprised, among other effects. • You can't take Actions
• CA is granted when the combatant is prone and subject to a melee attack. • You fall Prone if possible
• You can't Flank an enemy
• You are unaware of your surroundings
Weakened
• Your attacks deal half damage. Ongoing damage and damage that isn't
generated by an attack roll are not affected.
Skills
This list details Skill uses that are specific to or frequently used in
combat.
Monster Knowledge Checks
• Remember Monster Knowledge: As a Free Action, you may
attempt to remember a piece of knowledge concerning your a monster using
one skill (Nature, Science, or Skaian Lore). The DC of the check varies
depending on what information you are attempting to reveal. If you succeed,
you may identify the creature's type, typical temperment, and keywords, as
well as the monster's resistances, vulnerabilities, and powers. If you fail, you
don't recall anything. The DM may allow you to reroll a Knowledge check if
new information comes to light.
- Nature: Animals and plants
- Science: Robots, Ectobiological creatures, Machines
- Skaian Lore: Underlings, Carapacians, Horroterrors
Heal
• Stabilized the Dying: As a Standard Action, you may attempt to
stabilize a dying comrade. Make a Healing Check opposed by a DC of 15. If
you succeed, the character can stop making Death Saving Throws until he or
she takes damage. The character's hit point total doesn't change as a result of
being stabilized.
• Grant a Saving Throw: As a Standard Action, you may attempt to help
an ally make a Saving Throw. Make a Healing Check opposed by a DC of 15.
If you succeed, the character can immediately make a saving throw, or the
target gains a +2 bonus to a saving throw at the end of their next turn.
• Use Second Wind: As a Standard Action, you may attempt to help an
ally use their Second Wind. Make a Healing Check opposed by a DC of 10. If
you succeed, that ally can use their Second Wind without having to spend an
Action.
Trolling
• Gain Combat Advantage: As a Standard Action once per encounter,
you may use Trolling to try to gain Combat Advantage by feinting. Make a
Trolling Check opposed by the target's Insight check. If you succeed, you gain
Combat Advantage against the target until the end of your next turn.
• Create a Diversion to Hide: As a Standard Action once per
encounter, you may use Trolling to try to create a diversion to hide. Make a
Trolling check opposed by the Passive Insight of any enemy that can see you.
If you succeed, make a Stealth check opposed by the Passive Perception of
any enemy present. If the Stealth check succeeds against an enemy, you are
hidden from that enemy until the end of your next turn or until you attack.
• Intimidate Enemy: As a Standard Action, you may attempt to Intimidate
an enemy. Make a Trolling check opposed by the target's Will save. If you are
Intimidating multiple enemies, make a separate check against each target's
Will save. Each target must be able to see and hear you. If you succeed, you
force the target to surrender or cow it into taking another action. If you fail, you
cannot attempt to intimidate the same enemy during the same encounter.
All Attack Types Modifiers
Combat Advantage against foe +2
Attacker is prone -2
Target has normal cover -2
Target has superior cover -5
Melee Attacks
Charge attack +1
Target has concealment -2
No line of sight -5
Ranged Attacks
Long range -2
Target is prone -2
Target has concealment -2
No line of sight -5
Inventory Items and Modi
Some items in your inventory have special rules regarding their use.
• You may switch weapons with a Minor Action. When you swtich weapons,
their Traits begin functioning on your next turn. Any prior traits stay active until
your next turn.
• Switching between Armor is a Minor Action. When you activate the Encounter
Power of a piece of Armor, you switch to that Armor. Switching between the
traits of an Armor and Shield is a Minor Action as well.
• You may only use one Yellow item per turn. Once you use an Item of Blue
Rarity, you may not use any other items during the same turn. If you suffer a
Grave Blunder while using a Blue Item, you take 1d12 points of damage.
• Drawing an item from your Sylladex is a Free action.
• Whenever your Sylladex requires a roll against a DC, use a d10 for the roll.
• Reaching Meleekind weapons have Reach 1.
• Opportunity Attacks against a target using Heavy Meleekind weapons gain a
+1 bonus to their attack roll.
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Miscellaneous Actions
Aid Another
• As a Standard Action, you make make a Aid Another action. Choose an
adjacent individual and make a Skill or Ability Check against a DC of 10 + half
your level. If your check succeeds, the target receives a +2 bonus the next
time they make the same Skill or Ability Check. If you fail the check, the target
takes -1 penalty the next time they make the same Skill or Ability Check. You
can only use Aid Another to affect an individual Skill or Ability Check once.
Aid Attack
• As a Standard Action, you make make a Aid Attack action. Choose an
adjacent enemy and an ally. Before the end of your next turn, the next time the
ally makes an attack against that enemy, they receive a +2 bonus to that
Attack Roll. You may use Aid Attack to affect each Attack Roll only once per
turn.
Aid Defense
• As a Standard Action, you make make a Aid Defense action. Choose an
adjacent enemy and an ally. Before the end of your next turn, the next time the
ally is the target of an attack by that enemy, they receive a +2 bonus to all
defenses. You may use Aid Defense to affect each Attack Roll only once per
turn.
Bull Rush
• As a Standard Action, you may make a Bull Rush action (Mangrit vs.
Fortitude). If you succeed, push an adjacent target 1 square and then shift 1
square into the space it left.
• You can push a target up to one size category larger than you.
Charge
• As a Standard Action, you make make a Charge action. Move up to your
Speed towards a target. The movement must end at least 2 squares from your
starting position. Then make a Melee Basic Attack or Bull Rush against the
target with a +1 bonus to the Attack Roll.
• Once you complete a Charge, your turn ends.
• If something happens along the way that prevents you from completing the
Charge, the action is lost.
Coup de Grace
• As a Standard Action, you make a Coup de Grace action. You may make an
attack using any attack power, including a basic attack, against a Helpless
target. If the attack hits, it is automatically a Brutal Affront, regardless of the
roll. If the attack inflicts damage greater than or equal to the target's Bloodied
value, the target dies.
Escape
• As a Move Action, you can make an Escape action. While grabbed or suffering
from an immobilizing effect, make an Acrobatics or Athletics check. If you are
immobilized by an effect that allows for escapes, you must beat the effect's
DC. If you are escaping from a grab, you must beat the combatant's Reflex or
Fortitude respectively.
• If you are grabbed or immobilized by multiple effects, make a single check.
The check is opposed by the highest DC of those effects, plus 2 for each
additional effect up to a total of 8.
• If you succeed in escaping from a grab or immobilizing effect, you may shift 1
square.
Grab
• As a Standard Action, you can make a Grab action (Strength vs. Reflex). If you
succeed, the target becomes grabbed by you until the end of your next turn.
You may take a Minor Action to Sustain the grab another turn.
• A grabbed creature is immobilized as long as the grab persists, and can be
forced to move by the grabber.
Second Wind
• As a Minor Action, you may make a Second Wind action. You regain hit points
equal to your Bloodied Value and gain a +2 bonus to all defenses until the start
of your next turn.
• You must take a Short or Extended Rest before you can use your Second
Wind action again.
Squeeze
• You may reduce your size to fit into a space smaller than 1 square (if you are
Large or larger, you may reduce the number of squares you occupy to 1).
While perform the Squeeze action, you move at half speed, you a -5 to all
attacks and grant Combat Advantage until you return to your normal space.
You may end a Squeeze as a Free Action.
Stand Up
• As a Move Action, you may make the Stand Up action. While you are Prone,
you may get up and cease being Prone. If you are in an unoccupied space,
you stand up in that space. If your space is occupied by another creature, you
get up and shift 1 square. If there is no adjacent square to move to, you
cannot stand up.
Total Defense
• As a Standard Action, you may make a Total Defense action. Until the start of
your next turn, you have a +2 to all defenses.
Dying
When your current hit points drop to half of your maximum, you are
considered Bloodied. This affects some powers. When your current
hit points drop to zero or lower, you fall Unconscious and are Dying.
• Make a Death Saving Throw. Three failed Saves (not necessarily in a row)
result in Death. An ally may be able to stabilize or heal you, preventing you
from making any more Saving Throws.
• If your HP reaches a negative number equal to your Bloodied value, you die.