Difference between revisions of "Insane"
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| − | | Synonyms = Stupid | + | | Synonyms = Madman, Mad, Drowsy, Stupid, Mentally Broken |
| Prowess? = No | | Prowess? = No | ||
| − | | Archetype? = | + | | Archetype? = No |
| Official? = Yes | | Official? = Yes | ||
| + | | Hidden? = Yes | ||
| Special = | | Special = | ||
| − | This | + | This Feat brings no advantage. It could be a permanent condition of your character or a temporary one. |
| − | + | By default it is [[{{PAGENAME}} (temporary)]] and will disappear at the next scenario. | |
| − | But you | + | But if it is specified that it is permanent [[{{PAGENAME}} (permanent)]] you would need a [[Miracle]] to cure it. |
| + | [[Faith]] can always be used to prevent your character from receiving this condition. | ||
| Description = | | Description = | ||
| − | Your character is mentally | + | Your character is mentally broken. This may come from a particularly traumatic experience, a poison, a disease, a hit on the head, a mental handicap, lack of education or simply very old age. |
| − | You will fail every time a complicated mental action is required. If you have some Feats associated to mental actions, you need to roll a die 6 every time you use them. On a 5 or 6, you may use your Feat normally as if not | + | You will fail every time a complicated mental action is required. If you have some Feats associated to mental actions, you can only use them once per scenario, after that you need to roll a die 6 every time you use them. On a 5 or 6, you may use your Feat normally as if not insane at all. |
| − | The Game Master may decide that some mental Feats (like [[Charismatic | + | Also, you are much more susceptible to mental pressure and will have a violent reaction (cowing, sobbing, running, screaming or brute force) in case of mental duress. You cannot use the Feat [[Courage]]. |
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| + | The Game Master may decide that some mental Feats (like [[Charismatic]]) are unaffected by this Feat. | ||
Your character isn't completely irrational and won't take actions that would obviously harm the party or himself, like insult or hit an important character without any reason. | Your character isn't completely irrational and won't take actions that would obviously harm the party or himself, like insult or hit an important character without any reason. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:18, 26 February 2022
Synonyms: Madman, Mad, Drowsy, Stupid, Mentally Broken
Special: Hidden
Insane is a Hidden Feat. It can only be given to you by the Game Master and you cannot talk about this Feat with other Players.
Special
This Feat brings no advantage. It could be a permanent condition of your character or a temporary one. By default it is Insane (temporary) and will disappear at the next scenario. But if it is specified that it is permanent Insane (permanent) you would need a Miracle to cure it. Faith can always be used to prevent your character from receiving this condition.
Description
Your character is mentally broken. This may come from a particularly traumatic experience, a poison, a disease, a hit on the head, a mental handicap, lack of education or simply very old age.
You will fail every time a complicated mental action is required. If you have some Feats associated to mental actions, you can only use them once per scenario, after that you need to roll a die 6 every time you use them. On a 5 or 6, you may use your Feat normally as if not insane at all.
Also, you are much more susceptible to mental pressure and will have a violent reaction (cowing, sobbing, running, screaming or brute force) in case of mental duress. You cannot use the Feat Courage.
The Game Master may decide that some mental Feats (like Charismatic) are unaffected by this Feat.
Your character isn't completely irrational and won't take actions that would obviously harm the party or himself, like insult or hit an important character without any reason.
