Compiled Conditions List - UPDATED, REFORMATTED

[Zinovia]

I've noticed that on the characters provided, some things happen every turn and others are every round. What is the distinction? And no, I'm not talking about the old AD&D terms - I can look those up in my books if I want to know that. Thanks.

 

[im_robertb]

The distinction, as I understand it, is that a round consists of every monster and PC in the fight acting once. A turn is just one monster or PC acting once. In each round, every monster and PC gets to take one turn. Think of a "round" as "going aROUND the table once", and a turn as "Okay, now it's your TURN to stab things".

 

[im_robertb]

I feel justified in bumping this up to the front page, given that people are asking questions that are answered here. I hope to make a few minor updates this weekend.

 

[Drezden327]

At my table at DnDXP, Stun was not that you lose ALL actions, it was you could only take ONE action. So, between minor, move and standard - you only got one of those a round when you were stunned.

Daren