Fatigue influences the player's effectiveness in combat. Reduced, or lack of, fatigue results in reduced accuracy and damage while fighting. Running, jumping, swimming, fighting, and casting spells can reduce fatigue. Fatigue can be restored through resting, spells, potions, or simply standing still.

Being struck by Hand to Hand attacks will also reduce fatigue. If fatigue is reduced to zero when the player is hit with an hand-to-hand attack, the player character is unable to attack and will fall to the ground.

In Morrowind, fatigue is decreased by running or fighting and only regenerates while doing nothing. There are Restore Fatigue enchanted items though, to counter this.

Formula: Fatigue capacity = Strength + Endurance + Agility + Willpower attributes

Related spellsEdit

Spells that cost fatigueEdit

• Lover's Kiss - from The Lover birthsign
• Serpent - from The Serpent birthsign

Related ingredientsEdit

Unless the ingredient has one of the following fatigue-related effects as its first effect, the ingredient must be combined with related ingredients via Alchemy to make a potion with that effect.

Ingredients that restore fatigueEdit

• Aloe Vera Leaves
• Apple
• Beef
• Blackberry
• Bread Loaf
• Carrot
• Cheese Wedge
• Cheese Wheel
• Corn
• Daedra Venin
• Fennel Seeds
• Flour
• Grapes
• Green Stain Cup Cap
• Ham
• Jumbo Potato
• Leek
• Lettuce
• Onion
• Orange
• Pear
• Peony Seeds
• Pumpkin
• Potato
• Radish
• Rice
• Spiddal Stick
• Strawberry
• Sweetcake
• Sweetroll
• Tobacco
• Tomato
• Watermelon
• Wheat Grain

Ingredients that fortify fatigueEdit

• Flour
• Wormwood Leaves

Ingredients that damage fatigueEdit

• Alkanet Flower
• Bonemeal
• Crab Meat
• Dreugh Wax
• Green Stain Shelf Cap
• Ironwood Nut
• Lady's Smock Leaves
• Mort Flesh
• Motherwort Sprig
• Mutton
• Rat Meat
• Water Hyacinth Nectar

Ingredients that drain fatigueEdit

• Nirnroot

See alsoEdit

• Health
• Magicka

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