Simply put, are there any magic items, potions, or feats that can negate exhaustion or grant immunity to exhaustion? Here's what I know of so far:
-Lame Oracle
-Tireless Rage
-Heart of the Fields
Also, spells would be nice too.
Lesser restoration removes fatigue and turns exhaustion into fatigue.
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Cord of something or other.
Magic item that makes fatigue into damage
Allnight_Fatigue immunity for 8hours then exhausted
Invigorate-Bard Spell as Delay Poison for Fatigue and Exhaustion
Alright thanks! Allnight seems like the way to go, use it for the adventuring day then use Heart of the Fields to negate the exhaustion.
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I can think of a 3.5 trait from the Shackled City adventure: - Dream Haunted. Note that this trait was designed along the lines described in Unearthed Arcana and has not yet been updated to the Pathfinder system. Talk to your GM.
The Dream Haunted trait may be found on page 402 (Appendix V, Character Options) of the Shackled City adventure... By James Jacobs... (I wonder if mentioning his name in vain really does summon him?)
Benefit: You are used to fatigue and suffer no penalties when you become fatigued. When you become exhausted, you are instead treated as if you are fatigued.
Drawback: You suffer a -2 penalty on saving throws against effects that cause madness or insanity, and on saving throws against sleep effects. If you are normally immune to sleep effects, you lose that immunity.
Roleplaying Ideas: You are always tired, though not to the point of fatigue. You tend to nod off when bored, and sometimes find it difficult to remember minor, relatively unimportant bits of information.
A barbarian charging at me with a face covered in white powder would make me roll against an intimidation and a constitution check to keep my pants clean.
There is the 5? levels of martial artist monk that give immunity.
There is an improved familiar (lyrakie) that can cure it once a day.
I've heard that the Cord of Stubborn resolve is a popular one for barbarians taking the invulnerable archetype, since it causes 1d6 nonlethal damage when canceling fatigue, and invulnerable barbarians get their level in DR against nonlethal damage. So by level 6 you could be rage cycling freely. It would not completely prevent exhaustion effects though, but it would downgrade them to fatigued and 1d6 nonlethal damage.
Take a level in cleric of healing domain one lets you remove fatigue i think 3+ wisdom per day at first level. I think it might be in APG
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A barbarian charging at me with a face covered in white powder would make me roll against an intimidation and a constitution check to keep my pants clean.
Are you familiar with Dr. Rockso?
I believe the Variant Channelling for Tyranny/Slavery can get rid of both for a short duration.
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A barbarian charging at me with a face covered in white powder would make me roll against an intimidation and a constitution check to keep my pants clean.Are you familiar with Dr. Rockso?
He is the Rock n' Roll Clown. He does cocaine.
I'm afraid that's all the government knows.
Seriously bro... a lot of cocaine.
