# Exhaustion
Exhaustion measures a characters ability to function at the standard level. 
Every day that players don't complete a long rest they must make 2 Exhaustion Checks.
When a player completes an Uncomfortable Long Rest they must make 1 Exhaustion Check.
A creature suffers the effect of its current level of exhaustion as well as all lower levels. This means that with 3 levels of Exhaustion a character suffers the consequences of level 1, 2, and 3.

Some special abilities and environmental hazards can also cause a player to need to make an exhaustion check.
# Exhaustion Checks
The difficulty of an Exhaustion check is based on the number of checks that have been made since the last Comfortable Long Rest. Exhaustion checks are a Stamina + Resolve check. The difficulty is equal to 2 + twice the number of checks rolled since the previous Comfortable Long Rest. When a character completes a Comfortable Long rest the number of checks made resets to 0 and the character decrease their exhaustion level by 1.
# Exhaustion Levels

| Level | Consequence                                |
| ----- | ------------------------------------------ |
| 1     | -2 to Physical and Mental Checks and Saves |
| 2     | Disadvantage on skill checks               |
| 3     | Speed halved                               |
| 4     | Willpower maximum halved                   |
| 5     | Health maximum halved                      |
| 6     | Disadvantage on attack rolls and saves     |
| 7     | -2 to Spiritual checks                     |
| 8     | Speed reduced to 0                         |
| 9     | Willpower reduced to 0                     |
| 10    | The character dies                         |