Reverberation (Condition)

Reverberation

• Affected entity has a -1 penalty to Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution Saving throws per remaining turn.

• When the entity has 5 or more turns of Reverberation, it takes 1d4Thunder damage and must succeed a DC 10  Constitution saving throw or fall Prone. The condition is removed afterward.

• Creatures Immune to  Thunder damage can't recieve Reverberation.

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Items that apply Reverberation

• Gloves of Belligerent Skies: When the wielder deals  Radiant,  Lightning, or  Thunder damage, apply 2 turns of Reverberation to the target(s).
• Boots of Stormy Clamour: When the wearer inflicts a condition upon a hostile creature, they also inflict 2 turns of Reverberation.
• Spineshudder Amulet: When the wearer deals damage with a ranged Spell Attack, inflict 2 turns of Reverberation on the target(s).
• Markoheshkir: Grants  Kereska's Favour which can grant  Bone-shaking Thunder: When you deal spell damage, inflict 1 turn of Reverberation upon the target. [As well as other benefits]

Items that interact with Reverberation

• Ring of Absolute Force: If the wearer bears the Absolute's brand, they deal 1 additional Thunder damage. [Currently works even if the wearer is not branded]
• Thunderskin Cloak: When a creature with Reverberation deals damage to the wearer, the creature needs to make a Constitution Saving Throw or become Dazed.
• Ring of Spiteful Thunder: When the wearer deals  Thunder damage to a Reverberating creature, it becomes Dazed unless it succeeds a Constitution Saving Throw.

Notes

• Until Patch #3, Reverberation was bugged. While it applied the stacking penalties to Strength, Dexterity, and Constitution Saving Throws, it did not deal thunder damage and prone. As of Patch #3, now works as described.
• The different items that can apply Reverberation do not all work as expected from their description.