So, I just reread the condition and realized that I always played it wrong and not as it is RAW.
By RAW, the penalty keeps stacking when you're awake, and every 6 hours you make a roll to fall asleep until the next sunset.
You only resolve this after a full day's sleep.
So if you stay awake to run some errands, and later you fall asleep, you awake next sunset, still with this condition. Which is all good, being tired the next night seems very appropriate.
However, condition text doesn't differentiate between night or day, so on hour 6 of the next night, you are increasing your lethargic condition and making the roll (which is now penalized) or you'll fall asleep during the night, until the next sunset. If you're being really pedantic, you might be getting this roll earlier than 6 hours (like if you spent 5 hours awake during the day, then technically, after the first hour he "completes" a 6-hour awake cycle to tick up the condition.
I always thought that the stacking up and rolls were meant to be happening during the day, and the next night you just walk around with whatever you accumulated.
Thoughts?
By RAW, the penalty keeps stacking when you're awake, and every 6 hours you make a roll to fall asleep until the next sunset.
You only resolve this after a full day's sleep.
So if you stay awake to run some errands, and later you fall asleep, you awake next sunset, still with this condition. Which is all good, being tired the next night seems very appropriate.
However, condition text doesn't differentiate between night or day, so on hour 6 of the next night, you are increasing your lethargic condition and making the roll (which is now penalized) or you'll fall asleep during the night, until the next sunset. If you're being really pedantic, you might be getting this roll earlier than 6 hours (like if you spent 5 hours awake during the day, then technically, after the first hour he "completes" a 6-hour awake cycle to tick up the condition.
I always thought that the stacking up and rolls were meant to be happening during the day, and the next night you just walk around with whatever you accumulated.
Thoughts?
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