菜单
Status conditions and exhaustion reference (blinded, charmed, frightened, grappled, paralyzed, poisoned, prone, restrained, stunned, unconscious, etc.). Load when applying or resolving a condition. Persist via gm-condition.sh (PC) / gm-npc.sh condition (party) / gm-combat.sh condition (enemies).
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
D&D-kit combat mechanics — initiative, attack/damage resolution, XP-by-CR awards, combat modifiers, and death saves. Load when a hostile action is declared or combat starts in a campaign whose World Kit is dnd5e. For non-D&D kits, use the generic core (game_core.py) and the active ruleset instead.
The Art of Game Mastering — narration, NPC, pacing, and improvisation wisdom that makes a session feel magical. Load when narrating a scene, voicing an NPC, or pacing a beat. This is the product's soul; internalize it, then play.
Dungeon exploration — lightweight (narrative, default) vs structured (per-room JSON) modes, exit/obstacle handling, and ASCII map symbols. Load when the party enters a cave, ruin, or underground complex.
Skill-check resolution — when to roll, the DC ladder, fail-forward philosophy, and margin-based consequences. Load whenever the player attempts something uncertain ("I try to..."). Resolution runs through the generic core (d20 vs DC); this is the judgment framework for when/how.
Social / NPC interaction workflow — load NPC context, attitude check, social mechanics (Persuasion/Deception/Intimidation/Insight DCs), and persisting NPC memory + consequences. Load whenever the player talks to, persuades, or reads an NPC ("I talk to...", "I ask...").
D&D-kit leveling — XP thresholds, the level-up ceremony, hit dice by class, and ASI/feat/subclass handling. Load when gm-player.sh xp reports LEVEL_UP in a dnd5e-kit campaign. Non-D&D kits advance via their ruleset progression model (milestone / resource-axis), not this table.
| name | gm-conditions |
| description | Status conditions and exhaustion reference (blinded, charmed, frightened, grappled, paralyzed, poisoned, prone, restrained, stunned, unconscious, etc.). Load when applying or resolving a condition. Persist via gm-condition.sh (PC) / gm-npc.sh condition (party) / gm-combat.sh condition (enemies). |
| Condition | Effect |
|---|---|
| Blinded | Can't see; auto-fail sight checks; disadvantage on attacks |
| Charmed | Can't attack charmer; charmer has advantage on social checks |
| Deafened | Can't hear; auto-fail hearing checks |
| Frightened | Disadvantage while source in sight; can't move closer |
| Grappled | Speed 0 |
| Incapacitated | No actions or reactions |
| Paralyzed | Incapacitated; can't move/speak; auto-fail Str/Dex saves; melee crits |
| Poisoned | Disadvantage on attacks and ability checks |
| Prone | Disadvantage on attacks; melee vs it has advantage |
| Restrained | Speed 0; disadvantage on attacks and Dex saves |
| Stunned | Incapacitated; can't move; barely speak |
| Unconscious | Incapacitated; can't move/speak; unaware; drops prone |
Unconscious at 0 HP is the dying gate, not death. It resolves to stable (healed/saves) or dead (kit's death rule). On PC death, persist it and run the Death Protocol (CLAUDE.md).
1: disadvantage on ability checks · 2: speed halved · 3: disadvantage on attacks & saves · 4: HP max halved · 5: speed 0 · 6: death.
