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Message: <blockquote data-quote="loseth" data-source="post: 4111762" data-attributes="member: 54535">I’m trying to get my head around the differences between 3e and 4e conditions. Do we know anything more than what I’ve listed below? Is any of my information inaccurate?DEATH & DYING-3e Disabled: only single move or standard, action causes loss of 1hp-4e NOT IN 4e-3e Dying: unconscious and deteriorates until reaching -10 unless stabilised-4e Dying: unconscious and deteriorates until failing saving roll 3 times or reaching -bloodied hp unless stabilised-3e Dead: game over until resurrected/raised/etc.-4e NO CHANGESPECIAL-3e Bloodied: NOT in 3e-4e Bloodied: may trigger powers giving opponents an advantage, but also ones giving you an advantage-3e Marked: NOT IN 3e-4e Marked: -2 attack penalty and other effects when not attacking marking opponentFEAR CONDITIONS-3e Shaken: small penalty to attack and various other rolls-4e ? [4e may not have specific fear conditions, but rather specific fear attacks that cause individual effects, such as being stunned, getting pushed back or suffering attack/defence penalties]-3e Frightened: fleeing, or fighting if flight impossible; small penalty to attacks and other rolls-4e ? [4e may not have specific fear conditions, but rather specific fear attacks that cause individual effects, such as being stunned, getting pushed back or suffering attack/defence penalties]-3e Panicked: Fleeing, can’t attack and affected by small penalty to various rolls; cowering if flight impossible-4e ? [4e may not have specific fear conditions, but rather specific fear attacks that cause individual effects, such as being stunned, getting pushed back or suffering attack/defence penalties]-3e Turned: Fleeing or, if flight impossible, cowering-4e Turning: Not a condition, but rather a sort of attack (?) [example reported by Satori5000 resulted in skeletons being pushed back and suffering damage]-3e Cowering: Unable to take any actions and slightly easier to hit-4e ? [4e may not have specific fear conditions, but rather specific fear attacks that cause individual effects, such as being stunned, getting pushed back or suffering attack/defence penalties]NOT FEELING GOOD CONDITIONS-3e Dazed: Totally unable to act, usually lasts 1 round-4e Dazed: Grants combat advantage, can act only on own turn-3e Dazzled: -1 attack & search/spot-4e ?-3e Enervated: NOT IN 3e (?)-4e Enervated: attacks do ½ damage-3e Exhausted: ½ speed and -6 to STR and DEX (= -3 penalty to STR/DEX stats)-4e ?-3e Fascinated: unable to act, but condition easily broken if attacked, helped by ally, etc.-4e ?-3e Fatigued: no running/charging, -2 to STR & DEX-4e ?-3e Helpless: cannot act, much easier to attack-4e Helpless: cannot act, much easier to attack (though not quite same as 3e)-3e Nauseated: limited to one move action per round-4e ?-3e On fire: Constant damage, roll save (exact stat varies) each round or (in some cases) spend a move action to end-4e On fire: Constant damage, saving roll to end-3e Poisoned: Continuing ability damage unless make FORT save-4e Poisoned: Constant HP damage unless make a saving roll-3e Prone: -4 to attacks, +4/-4 to ranged/melee AC-4e Prone: -2 to attacks, +2/-2 to ranged/melee AC (?)-3e Sickened: small penalty to most rolls-4e ?-3e Staggered: limited to 1 standard or move action per round-4e Staggered: grants combat advantage, can’t move outside own turn and can only make basic attacks-3e Stunned: totally inactive and slightly easier to hit-4e Stunned: totally inactive and grants combat advantage-3e unconscious: = helpless condition-4e NO CHANGE (?)</blockquote>

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