Exhaustion (PSR Supplement)

**PSR** is an alternate ruleset compatible with most 5e content.
System Differences The Basics Time The d20 Ability Check Ability Scores Strength Dexterity Constitution Knowledge Perception Charisma Saving Throws Skills Senses Carry Slots	Encounters Group Turns Round‑Table Turns Staggered Turns Your Turn Move Action Bonus Action Reaction Making an Attack Unarmed Strike Sunder Defense Cover Shifts Phases	Hit Points & Damage Temporary Hit Points Damage Types Max Damage Rest & Recovery Downtime Downtime Trading Downtime Enterprise Defeat Dramatic Death Common Hazards Extreme Climates Conditions	Items Goods & Currency Material Goods Weapons Improvised Attire Shields Tools Gear Attunement Objects Damaging Objects Hauling Objects Vehicles Artillery NPCs Mount Cohort Stat Blocks Vulnerability, Resistance, & Immunity

Unlike other conditions, Exhaustion is cumulative. Each time you become exhausted, you gain 1 degree of Exhaustion.

Max HP. For each degree of Exhaustion you have, your maximum hit points are reduced by an amount equal to your level. If your hit point maximum ever falls to 0, you are defeated.
d20 Rolls. Whenever you roll the d20 for your protag, the result is reduced by 2 for each degree of Exhaustion you have.

Camping for a shift removes 1 degree of Exhaustion.
Finishing a day of downtime removes all Exhaustion.

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