One of the main problems of fixed point theories of truth is that they usually lack a decent conditional;the paper proposes two new ways to fix this problem. After introducing Kripke’s theory of truth, the author surveys some objections to fixed-point theories and responds to them. Afterwards, the author presents Field’s theory of truth, which overcomes one of the main weaknesses of Kripke’s theory of truth, namely that it lacks a decent conditional. The author claims, however, that there are also some problems with Field’s account, and proposes two ideas of how to fix it:one adding Adams’ conditionals whereas the other adding Stalnaker’s conditionals.