Morrowind:Fatigue
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The green Fatigue bar on the HUD display indicates your character's rested status. A character's fatigue indicator will decrease when they perform exercises such as running, jumping, or attacking, indicating roughly how tired they are.
A character's maximum fatigue is the sum of their Strength, Willpower, Agility, and Endurance.
Fatigue plays a part in many actions, so the lower a character's Fatigue gets, the more difficult it becomes to fight, cast spells or do anything else effectively. A low fatigue will even reduce the height of your jumps. Similarly, with Fatigue raised above the derived total, skills become more effective.
Fatigue will regenerate over time as the character performs less strenuous actions, and can also be restored with Restore Fatigue potions, items, or spells.
| Attributes in Morrowind | |
|---|---|
| Primary: | Agility | Endurance | Intelligence | Luck | Personality | Speed | Strength | Willpower |
| Derived: | Health | Magicka | Fatigue | Encumbrance |
| NPC-Only: | Alarm | Fight | Flee |

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