Status Effects

The dangers of Obscured aren't just fangs and claws. A spectral touch or a whispered curse can be just as deadly. Here's a rundown of the various afflictions both Hunters and their foes might face:

Status	Effect
Antihealing	Healing effects are entirely negated.
Bleeding	The creature bleeds out, becoming weaker and weaker. Deals 1d4 corruption damage each turn.
Blinded	The creature can't see. Its range reduces to 0 ft. and all visual checks automatically fail.
Burning	The creature is ablaze, taking 1d6 fire damage each turn.
Confused	The creature's mind is scrambled. Its targets and movement directions are randomized.
Deafened	The creature can't hear. All audio checks automatically fail.
Disarmed	The creature's equipped weapons are dropped on the ground.
Enraged	The creature feels a surge of bloodlust, and is compelled to attack the nearest target, even if it's an ally.
Frozen	The creature is incapacitated, taking 1d6 cold damage each turn.
Grappled	The creature's movement is reduced to 0 ft., and it must succeed on an opposed strength check to escape.
Incapacitated	The creature can't move or take actions.
Incorporeal	The creature's form becomes ghostly and indistinct, making it impossible to physically interact with.
Invisible	The creature fades from view, making it extremely hard to detect or target. They automatically succeed sight based checks and gain +2 HT
Mute	The creature cannot speak.
Petrified	The creature is turned to stone. It's incapacitated and takes 1d6 corruption damage each turn.
Poisoned	The creature is poisoned. It takes 1d6 toxic damage each turn.
Prone	The creature is lying on the ground, its movement is reduced to 0 ft., and it must use 50% of its movement to stand up.
Slowed	The creature's speed is reduced by 50%.
Stunned	The creature is unable to act on its turn.
Terrified	The creature's mind is clouded by terror, and it can't move toward the source of its overwhelming fear.
Unconscious	The creature is incapacitated, blinded, and deafened. It is utterly defenseless.

Example

Overseer: "David, the eldritch horror reaches out and touches you. Suddenly, you feel a wave of nausea and your limbs go numb."

David: "That can't be good. Am I dying?"

Overseer: "Something like that. Starting from your next turn, you are poisoned. Each turn you'll take 1d6 toxic damage."

Amy: "I think I have a remedy for that. On my turn, I'll use that strange concoction we bought at the haunted carnival."

John: "You sure that's not going to make him worse? We don't want to turn him into some kind of weird tentacle monster... or worse... a clown."