Editing Talk:Genius The Transgression/Chapter Two: Character Creation (section)

===Occult Fugue (Mild)===

The mage begins a lengthy magical working. She creates a magical Artifact, learns a rote, casts an extended spell, or goes on a lengthy Astral quest. The working is usually benign, even beneficial, but once the mage is finished, she promptly forgets that she did it at all.

'''Effect:''' The mage carried out the necessary preparations in a Fugue, as if sleepwalking, and may become irrationally hostile if anyone tries to get in her way. Banishers with a subconscious urge for more power often perform the bulk of their studies in a Fugue state. They even create magical objects. Consciously, they find the idea of giving magic a solid shape abhorrent, but while deranged, their secret desires have a free rein. If the Banisher is a player-controlled character, the player can specify what his mage might want to accomplish if she was freed of her ordinary inhibitions. The Storyteller can handle the details for the player, or if everyone feels comfortable with it, the player might make all the dice rolls and preparations himself with the understanding that his character won't remember a thing.