Smite Calls

A Grounded character is unable to utilize extra-planar movement effects or magical disguises for 10 minutes.

• They cannot gain the "Banished", "Dissipated", "Ley Transit", or "Sparkless" conditions .
  • Preventing the "Sparkless" condition means calling "No Effect!" to the Reap Spirit spell.
• If the target presently has the "Banished", "Dissipated", or "Ghastly Visage" conditions they are dispelled immediately and unpreventably.
• The "Grounding" call does not interact with the Second Breath spell. If you are under the effects of grounding and Second Breath triggers, you still gain the "Disspiated" condition. In the rare case that you are under the effect of Second Breath and a creature capable of removing you from the "Dissipated" or "Banished" condition does so, you are completely healed and able to act normally from that moment.

Some creatures are hard to injure and only vulnerable to one (or more) damage types. We call this mechanic a Damage Requirement which is sometimes abbreviated to 'DR'. When a character has a Damage Requirement they are immune to all other damage types except the ones listed. Only attacks that call for a required type of damage are capable of hurting that character. Characters with Damage Requirements cannot gain an immunity if that immunity would make them impervious to all types of damage.

A creature with a kill condition has incredible regenerative abilities. They can heal from most wounds and will return to a battle if not taken care of. When a character with a kill condition is not actively fighting for a full minute (including when they are not fighting because they received a Torso Wound condition) they will heal any lost body points, and lose any Wound conditions (as well as the Bleeding Out condition) they may have suffered.

If a character with a kill condition gains the Dead condition they will stop healing.

A basic kill condition is any kill condition that can be met by a damage type. These characters are immune to all killing blows that do not have one of the damage types listed. Characters who are immune to killing blows who also have a kill condition will count as having the kill condition met if they are hit by an appropriate attack even if that attack is then prevented because of the immunity to killing blows (they don't become Dead, but they stop healing).

These are the most common kill conditions, and some spells can even temporarily give them to player characters.