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Negative Levels (Level Drain): Certain monsters are able to sap the life essence of other creatures. This often involves a Fortitude save, but not always. The draining effect of each negative level applies a â€“1 modifier to attack rolls, skill checks and saving throws. If a creature's negative levels ever meet or exceed their current level, they die.

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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">N</span>egative~~ Levels (Level Drain): Certain monsters are able to sap the life essence of other creatures. This often involves a [[~~lore/fortitude\|~~Fortitude]] save, but not always. The draining effect of each negative level applies a â€“1 modifier to attack rolls, skill checks and saving throws. If a creature's negative levels ever meet or exceed their current level, they die.		Negative Levels (Level Drain): Certain monsters are able to sap the life essence of other creatures. This often involves a [[Fortitude]] save, but not always. The draining effect of each negative level applies a â€“1 modifier to attack rolls, skill checks and [[Saving Throws\|saving throws]]. If a creature's negative levels ever meet or exceed their current level, they die.