Nauseated?

[thelebk]

How do you stop the naseated condition? Its wuping out my entire party constantly in the mudbowl.

[Morgian]

Delay poison (communal) is usually the answer to all poison effects. Getting rid of the condition is way more difficult than preventing it. A paladin's mercy can include it and I am sure the spell heal can remove it too, but otherwise I don't know.

[thelebk]

Hmm did not relize it was classified as poison.

[Kreuz]

it can be a result of a poison, but doesn't have to be
but in case of it being a result of being poisoned, delay poison works, naturally

as to getting rid of it, apart from what morgian already mentioned, there's also a rogue feat which lets you recover from being nauseated when hitting someone under a certain condition (dunno if it was a crit or something like that)

and considering the mudbowl: as far as i know, once someone from your party gets nauseated you can wait it out (if not in combat already); once it wears off the character is immune against it for a certain while. so you could enter the area, pace back and forth until all of your chars get nauseated and wait for it to wear off before initiating the combat

[=[NK]= Col. Jack O'Neil]

Doesn't delay poison just hit you all at once later? How do you negate it?

[Kyun]

delay poison prevents poisoning for an hour.
Any poison that would apply to you during that time does not apply at all (as in you will not get poisoned).
if you are already poisoned you will delay the poisons effect until delay wears off (after that its treated as the normal poison with the respective difficulty roles).

its kinda like an antidote.
Does not work very well if you are already poisoned, but works fine if you apply it preemtively.

[Kung Fury]

Neutralize poison should remove it if it is considered as poison ? If not maybe a remove disease.

[=[NK]= Col. Jack O'Neil]

I always thought it was you could still get poisoned if you fail the check, BUT, not have any of the effects until the spell wore off..

The way it is is much better then!