And another little thing I noticed by testing some of the custom effects.
The effect string FATIGUE:1 already triggers disadvantages on Str, Dex and Con Checks instead of FATIGUE:2
The other Fatigue and Strife effects work as expected.
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And another little thing I noticed by testing some of the custom effects.
The effect string FATIGUE:1 already triggers disadvantages on Str, Dex and Con Checks instead of FATIGUE:2
The other Fatigue and Strife effects work as expected.
Hmm, so it does. I'll get leozelig to have a look at that.
Thank you very much again for the very fast response and the great support @Zacchaeus and @Leozelig
I have another question regarding fatigue/strife.
Does the disadvantage on ability checks (when having 1 or more strife or 2 and more fatigue) also effect the related skill rolls? The fatigue and strife tables arenīt very precise about this.
If yes, the effect strings FATIGUE and STRIFE doesnīt recognize this.
Thanks in Advance :)
I think you have a point. A check is any roll of a 20 sided dice related to the ability. So anything which affects strength would also affect related skills, and indeed attack rolls based on strength.
Thank you for clarification. That's how I understood it as well. But the fatigue table makes a difference between fatigue level 2 disadvantage on ability checks (and most likely skill checks) and disadvantage on attack rolls and saving throws having 4 fatigue levels.
Is it maybe possible to change the custom fatigue and strife effects to include disadvantage on skill checks as well? Because the effect just includes disadvantage on rolled ability checks and attack rolls at the moment.
It might be a good idea to ponder A5E rules questions on the ENWorld A5E forum since they are the publishers of the rules. Maybe it has already been discussed there?
https://www.enworld.org/forums/level...ition-a5e.697/
Agree. Personally, I don't interpret "disadvantage on <ability> checks" to mean anything other than ability checks. My rationale is that fatigue and strife are modeled after exhaustion. So, while exhaustion applies to all ability checks, fatigue specifically represents physical exhaustion, and strife is mental exhaustion. A recurring theme in Level Up is expanding the 5E rules into finer levels of detail.
I submitted a fix for fatigue level 2 applying at level 1.
Hi Leozelig, I understand your point. In 5E I was used to play with the "Exhausted Extension" and it uses the disadvantages on ability and skill checks. But itīs absolutley ok for me, if the level up extension works in a different way. Thank you for fixing the effect string and also thank you to LordEntrails for the forum tip :)