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{{See also|[[List of Derangements (WOD)|List of Derangements]] in the [[World of Darkness]]}} |
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| ⚫ | A '''derangement''' is a specific form of mental illness or insanity. In the [[Storytelling System]], derangements are often a consequence of the loss of [[Morality]] or of actions committed contrary to the character's [[Virtue (Storytelling System)|Virtue]]. Similarly, in [[Vampire: The Masquerade]], derangements can be caused by the loss of [[Humanity (VTM)|Humanity]] via [[degeneration]]. In both settings, certain supernatural abilities, such as the [[Dementation]] [[Discipline (VTM)|Discipline]] of the [[Malkavian]]s, can also cause temporary or permanent derangements. |
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| ⚫ | A '''derangement''' is a specific form of mental illness or insanity. In the [[Storytelling System]], derangements are often a consequence of the loss of [[Morality]] or of actions committed contrary to the character's [[Virtue (Storytelling System)|Virtue]]. Similarly, in [[Vampire: The Masquerade]], derangements can be caused by the loss of [[Humanity (VTM)|Humanity]] via [[degeneration]]. In both settings, certain supernatural abilities, such as the [[Dementation]] [[Discipline]] of the [[Malkavian]]s, can also cause temporary or permanent derangements. |
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Many Derangements can be taken as [[Flaw]]s during character creation. In the [[Storytelling System]], a derangement is classified as either mild or severe, and grants bonus [[experience]] accordingly like other flaws. In the [[Storyteller System]], each derangement may be represented by its own distinct Flaw, though in some books they are instead generally covered by the Flaw "Deranged". |
Many Derangements can be taken as [[Flaw]]s during character creation. In the [[Storytelling System]], a derangement is classified as either mild or severe, and grants bonus [[experience]] accordingly like other flaws. In the [[Storyteller System]], each derangement may be represented by its own distinct Flaw, though in some books they are instead generally covered by the Flaw "Deranged". |
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- See also: List of Derangements in the World of Darkness
A derangement is a specific form of mental illness or insanity. In the Storytelling System, derangements are often a consequence of the loss of Morality or of actions committed contrary to the character's Virtue. Similarly, in Vampire: The Masquerade, derangements can be caused by the loss of Humanity via degeneration. In both settings, certain supernatural abilities, such as the Dementation Discipline of the Malkavians, can also cause temporary or permanent derangements.
Many Derangements can be taken as Flaws during character creation. In the Storytelling System, a derangement is classified as either mild or severe, and grants bonus experience accordingly like other flaws. In the Storyteller System, each derangement may be represented by its own distinct Flaw, though in some books they are instead generally covered by the Flaw "Deranged".
In Exalted, derangements are usually only seen as a special type of mutation induced by exposure to the Wyld. Virtue Flaws serve a similar purpose for the Exalts.
In Aberrant, the equivalent of derangements are often the result of taint-induced aberrations.
Dice pool to resist gaining derangement is character's morality after loss.
References
- VTM: Vampire: The Masquerade Revised, p. 222-224
- Exalted: Scroll of Heroes, p. 69