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| − | |description=You are plagued by horrendous nightmares during sleep resulting from a [[Cursed|Curse]] or a trauma suffered earlier in your life. You must make a [[Psyche]] roll at Difficulty | + | |description=You are plagued by horrendous nightmares during sleep resulting from a [[Cursed|Curse]] or a trauma suffered earlier in your life. You must make a [[Psyche]] roll at Difficulty 15 for each night you sleep. Failure indicates that you were unable to rest that night and spend the next day encumbered and exhausted until you can take the time to rest. While in this condition you are essentially carrying the weight of your fatigue: you take a −3 to perform any physical activity, and a −3 on Fear Saves and Madness and Curse Saves. This penalty lasts until you make up for all the lost hours of sleep. After long periods of time, these dreams can take a serious toll on your physical and mental health. If you begin to fail large amounts of consecutive rolls, the GM might give you a mental illness, a physical disability, or a reduction in stats. |
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Revision as of 02:55, 25 September 2008
Mental Fault
You are plagued by horrendous nightmares during sleep resulting from a Curse or a trauma suffered earlier in your life. You must make a Psyche roll at Difficulty 15 for each night you sleep. Failure indicates that you were unable to rest that night and spend the next day encumbered and exhausted until you can take the time to rest. While in this condition you are essentially carrying the weight of your fatigue: you take a −3 to perform any physical activity, and a −3 on Fear Saves and Madness and Curse Saves. This penalty lasts until you make up for all the lost hours of sleep. After long periods of time, these dreams can take a serious toll on your physical and mental health. If you begin to fail large amounts of consecutive rolls, the GM might give you a mental illness, a physical disability, or a reduction in stats.
