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Message: <blockquote data-quote="touc" data-source="post: 9628900" data-attributes="member: 19270">Resting, “Safe Havens.” (A5E inspired). Exhaustion, Ability Score loss, and Undead drain are not removed unless the Long Rest is at a “Safe Haven,” which is a place to get a meal and full night’s sleep without reasonable risk of attack, or harm from the elements, such as an Inn, but not an open-air campsite or ship on restless waters.Sacrifice Shield to negate Crit (A5E). As reaction, if shield proficient, sacrifice your equipped shield to turn a critical hit into a normal hit. The shield is ruined. Magical shields become mundane for 1 hour when used this way.Stunlocking. If a creature failed a saving throw against any effect that, after failure, prevents the target from taking its Action, Bonus action, and Reaction all in a round, it has Advantage to its next saving throw against that same effect or until 24 hours has passed. This has no impact on attempts to break an existing effect (e.g. Hold Person), only on effects that have ended and are attempted to be reapplied.Swimming (expanded). If no swim speed, reduce speed by 1/2 when wading/swimming and then apply difficult terrain.<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">If not proficient in Strength (Athletics), must make DC 10 check to move in water.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">If swimming in armor, must (also) make Strength (Athletics) check each round (automatically failed if not proficient in that armor) to move.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Failure means 0 movement and possibly sink. Light Armor = DC 8, no sink. Medium Armor = DC 12 and sink 10 ft. Heavy Armor = DC 16 and sink 20 ft. You can voluntarily sink each round based on the armor without counting against your movement.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Add +2 to checks if in rough water, +4 if in stormy waters.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">For each hour of swimming, DC 10 Constitution saving throw to avoid gaining 1 level of Exhaustion. Add +1 to the DC for each consecutive hour of swimming. Must rest 1 hour before the DC resets to 10. The saving throw is every 30 minutes if in medium armor and every 15 minutes in heavy armor.</li> </ul>Swimming, deep water (Legendary Games). The pressure of deep water is exhausting. Traveling 100-200 ft. deep requires DC 10 Constitution save to avoid getting a level of exhaustion, with +1 added every 2 hours of travel. Over 200 ft. requires a check every hour. Unless a creature has cold resistance or is adapted to deep water, at these depths creatures take 1d4 cold damage each minute, a DC 10 Constitution saving throw negates.Underwater Combat (expanded, A5E). All bludgeoning damage halved. If damaged while holding breath, Concentration check or immediately begin suffocating. A verbal spell uses up all held breath and at the start of the creature’s next turn, it begins suffocating.Zero Hit Points, slowed condition. If at 0 HP and healed above 0 HP, until the end of your next turn, you are affected as if by the Slow spell (nonmagical, cannot be removed, cannot be negated by Haste, can stack with Slow magic): 1/2 speed, -2 AC, -2 Dex saves, can’t take reactions, on turn can only take an Action or Bonus action, only attacks once with Attack action, spells with somatic (S) component 25% to fail.</blockquote>

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