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<blockquote data-quote="Horwath" data-source="post: 9339332" data-attributes="member: 6801299">I understand where the need for &quot;stunned 5&quot; condition comes from, but it is pure anti-fun, when some one drops to 0, you might as well tell them to go home, session is over for them.we run with modified exhaustion rules;1 level is: -1 to all d20 rolls, -1 to AC and DC and -5ft move speed per 2 exhaustion, levels round down.dropping to 0 is 1 exhaustion level, every failed death save is 1 exhaustion level, you get rid of these levels after short rest or when you are healed over 50% of max HP(may rise that to 75%). So in one combat you may gather 5,6 or more exhaustion levels, you die when you would get 11th level.problem is that every &quot;hard CC&quot; on PCs is extremely anti-fun, you want to penalize PCs for some actions and bad decisions, but still give them ability to keep having their actions available.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horwath, post: 9339332, member: 6801299"] I understand where the need for "stunned 5" condition comes from, but it is pure anti-fun, when some one drops to 0, you might as well tell them to go home, session is over for them. we run with modified exhaustion rules; 1 level is: -1 to all d20 rolls, -1 to AC and DC and - 5ft move speed per 2 exhaustion, levels round down. dropping to 0 is 1 exhaustion level, every failed death save is 1 exhaustion level, you get rid of these levels after short rest or when you are healed over 50% of max HP(may rise that to 75%). So in one combat you may gather 5,6 or more exhaustion levels, you die when you would get 11th level. problem is that every "hard CC" on PCs is extremely anti-fun, you want to penalize PCs for some actions and bad decisions, but still give them ability to keep having their actions available. [/QUOTE]

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