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Message: <blockquote data-quote="arakodaiko" data-source="post: 6510639" data-attributes="member: 6789607">Oh thanks all of the gods that are holy(especially the mighty Morrus <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":P" title="Stick out tongue    :P"  data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":P" />)the two sheets in here, you posted them as a preview before and well my game master likes to be up to date as long as it does not require us to majorly remake characters, my problems likely arose from well incompatibilities in how some things ended up clashing, even if this is not done, having a more comprehensive reading material rather then 2 tables without the complementary chapters of details on what all of it means makes for a hard job, and some of the new stuff looks good, I can barely wait for the finished one to come XDScrewhead: thanks for explaining concentration to me as my GM mentioned to me just a day ago that he would assume it meant I was continuously casting, as in, re-spending my two actions over and over, knowing I can atleast get myself in cover proper on my next turn after doing these kinds of spells it helps ALOT.for my problem with durations it mostly lies specifically with the 1 mana for a single round duration which as mentioned above in this post was from unfinished material, my problem laid more or less in that if I wanted to use a spell that made a weapon or gave me some bonus dice for myself, I would HAVE to spend mana for a minute since if I only took a round the item or bonus die would be gone before I could use it, the duration of 1 round as far as I understand it from most other systems means the effect starts on my turn and stops just before my next one begins, while its ok for giving an ally a short boost, the caster themselves cannot draw use of it much without spending mana for a minute which ofcourse is overall better but perhaps not exactly be in alignment with the magic user's "budget".but with this info here in mind I´ll just throw out two more quick but (hopefully) small questions1:You say all heal dice are lost on stabilizing, I assume that only applies to those given to the target while dying, so if you were to lets say throw an enduring heal on them the first d6 would be burnt on stabilizing but it would then heal on the next turn, yes? just to be sure it eats ALL of the dice(must be one dice hungry condition then)2: if I am reading this line correctly "Inflicting a condition which can be shaken off counts as an instantaneous spell." if I make a spell with a status effect and hit a target successfully, they will suffer the effect until they 'shake it off'(which I assume means makes a successful save to get rid of it), so duration for a condition effect essentially works as an ensured period of effect where the target does not get any saving throws outside of the initial to avoid it?(or gets hit with a cure condition ofcourse)</blockquote>

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