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'''Derangements''': A failed degeneration roll means that the Leviathan must make a Tranquility roll to avoid acquiring a Derangement, if his Tranquility is lower then 8. The new Derangement is linked to the lost dot of Tranquility: if the Leviathan's Tranquility is raised back to its original level, the Derangement is removed. | '''Derangements''': A failed degeneration roll means that the Leviathan must make a Tranquility roll to avoid acquiring a Derangement, if his Tranquility is lower then 8. The new Derangement is linked to the lost dot of Tranquility: if the Leviathan's Tranquility is raised back to its original level, the Derangement is removed. | ||
− | '''Afflictions''': When a Leviathan with a Tranquility of below | + | '''Afflictions''': When a Leviathan with a Tranquility of below 7 gains a Derangement, they also must resist gaining an Affliction, a physical mutation that marks their mental and spiritual decay. Afflictions can be Mild or Severe, and match the severity of the Derangement that triggered them. To resist gaining an Affliction, the Leviathan must make a Tranquility check. Leviathans with a Sheol of 6 or 7 suffer a -1 penalty on this roll, and those with a Sheol of 8 or higher suffer a -2 penalty. |
Disruptions are generally codified as one of three varieties of transgression, with their severity dependent on the intersection of various negative behaviors: | Disruptions are generally codified as one of three varieties of transgression, with their severity dependent on the intersection of various negative behaviors: |