“Incapacitated Family.” Most sources in 5e don’t directly cause Incapacitated. The first grouping of status conditions we should discuss is the Under the Weather: I’ve felt better The Incapacitated Family.The Art of Violent Hugging: The status fruit of violent labor.More Than a Feeling: Ever liked someone? Or really disliked.Senses Fail: Statuses that remove the ability to see or hear something or.The Incapacitated Family: The river of incapacitation and all lands drained.
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