When an effect imposes a condition, it might say it is “temporary”, or only applies “temporarily”, the condition is a temporary condition. You can make an action roll, with a Difficulty determined by the GM, to try clearing a temporary condition, though the GM might have you clear it in another way. As always, this action roll should be described and negotiated narratively. For example, if your character is Vulnerable, you might describe how you leap through the fire that’s trapped you, free your legs from the vines entangling them, or use a canteen to wash noxious venom off your body.

If an adversary is affected by a temporary condition, the GM can use their move to spotlight the adversary and show how they clear the condition. This doesn’t require a roll but does use that adversary’s spotlight. When it fits the story, the GM might clear the condition in other ways instead.

Special conditions are cleared only when specific requirements are met, such as completing a certain action or using an item. The requirements for clearing these conditions are stated in the text when the condition is applied. The GM can offer alternative ways to clear these conditions at their discretion.