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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FrankTrollman" data-source="post: 1174621" data-attributes="member: 14225">Some fun ones we never see:Checked: Can't move if on the ground. Flying creatures are hurled backwards.Disabled: Character only gets a MEA or a Standard action each turn. Movement is at half speed. Taking any Standard Action causes the character one point of damage.Dying: Like unconcious, but the character suffers one point of damage every round, and the character has a 10% chance of having condition upgraded to stable every round.Entangled: Character cannot run or charge, suffers a -4 Dexterity penalty and a -2 attack penalty.Nauseated: The character does not threaten and only gets one move action each round.Sickened: The character suffers a -2 penalty on everything.----I'd really like a spell that made someone be "dying" if they failed a save. It would be a good Save-or-die spell because it would engeder real fear and be tactically useful without actually removing characters from the game permanently from failing one save. I would put that at relatively low level - like 4th - because I want to encourage Save-or-Die spells to be useful without instantly and irrevocably ending the carrears of player characters and primary villains. I see this as a necromancy effect.I'd also like a spell that could check, sicken, nauseate, and entangle someone. Sort of a more concentrated, single-target slow. I could see it as a 2nd or 3rd level spell, depending upon range and duration. I like the idea of the partial effects you'd get with multiple saves - I think of this as a Conjuration effect (like Stinking Cloud or Web).-Frank</blockquote>

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