Star Trek Voyager RPG d20 System

Character Conditions
There are any number of conditions that can have adverse affects on a character.
Use the following definitions and modifiers to facilitate game play.
Ability Damaged: implies that the character has lost at least one point of an ability score.
The loss is temporary and these lost points return at a rate of 1 per day.
Ability Drained: implies that the character has lost at least one point of an ability score.
This loss is permanent.
Blinded: implies that the character cannot see. The character has a 50% miss chance on
all attack rolls as well as a –4 to all rolls. The character’s effective dexterity drops to a 3.
Blindness can be temporary or permanent, curable or not as the story allows.
Cowering: the hero is frozen in fear, losing all Dexterity bonuses and cannot take any
actions. Attackers gain a +2 bonus to hit cowering enemies. Effect length varies.
Dazed: unable to act, a dazed character can take no actions but can defend themselves
normally. Typically lasts for 1 round.
Deafened: the character cannot hear and suffers a –4 to initiative checks and cannot
make Listen checks. Length of the condition may vary.
Dead: a character is dead when their Hit Points drop to –10 or lower or when the
Constitution score drops to 0 or lower.
Exhausted: characters that are exhausted suffer a -6 to Strength and Constitution, move
at half speed and can only attack once per round. Lasts until the character has had 6
rounds of consecutive rest.
Fatigued: Can't run or charge, -2 to STR and -2 DEX. 8 hours rest to remove this condition. If the
character is affected by Fatigue a second time, they become exhausted.
Helpless: paralyzed, sleeping or unconscious characters are considered helpless. Any
attack against a helpless character is automatically successful and deals maximum
possible damage.
Knocked Out: when a character takes more subdual damage than they have Hit Points
they are knocked out and rendered helpless for 1d20 minutes. Subdual damage can only
be dealt by melee weapons (to include unarmed attacks). When attempting to deal
subdual damage an attacker receives a –4 penalty to all attack rolls.
Panicked: effects are the same as Cowered, but characters that are Panicked will attempt
to flee if at all possible.