Prone (PSR Supplement)

**PSR** is an alternate ruleset compatible with most 5e content.
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While you have the Prone condition:

You are Slowed and Exposed.
You have disadvantage on attack rolls.
You have half cover against an attack if the attacker is at least 20 feet away from you, and your size isn't greater than Large.

As part of your move, you can spend half of your speed to recover from being Prone. If your speed is 0, you can't recover this way.
An ally's Help action can end this condition on you.

Flying. If you are aloft due only to a fly speed when knocked Prone, you Fall.
Vehicle. If a land or sea vehicle goes Prone, its speed drops to 0 until capable creatures upright it with a phase activity.