ACTING OUT
As a defense mechanism, when an inner conflict (most
often, frustration) translates into aggression. It involves
acting with little or no insight or reflection and in order to
attract attention and disrupt other people's cozy lives.
Throwing things, yelling, breaking others possessions,
anything to get your way or to get attention. If your
unhappy, then you are going to shear the feeling.
PSYCHOPATH
Psychopaths regard other people as objects to be
manipulated, instruments of gratification and utility. They
have no discernible conscience, are devoid of empathy
and find it difficult to perceive other people's nonverbal
cues, needs, emotions, and preferences (automatically fail
on all empathy rolls). He often rationalizes his behavior
showing an utter absence of remorse for hurting or
defrauding others. They view the world - and people in it -
as "all good" or "all evil". The psychopath fails to comply
with social norms and do not honor their undertakings,
obligations, contracts, and responsibilities. They are
vindictive, remorseless, ruthless, driven, dangerous,
aggressive, violent, irritable, and, sometimes, prone to
magical thinking (believing themselves to be immune to
the consequences of their own actions).
FLASHBACKS
This person has been exposed to a life altering traumatic
event such as; kidnapping, serious accidents such as car
or train wrecks, natural disasters such as floods or
earthquakes, violent attacks such as a mugging, rape, or
torture, being held captive, or witnessing something that
involved another’s death. That person's immediate
response was intense fear, helplessness, or extreme
horror. After experiencing this painful event they have
persistent frightening thoughts and memories of their
ordeal and feel emotionally numb, especially with people
they were once close to. Later on the traumatic event is
persistently re-experienced in a flashback in at least one of
the following ways: recurrent images, thoughts, dreams,
illusions/hallucinations, or a sense of reliving the
experience. A flashback may make the person lose touch
with reality and reenact the event for a period of seconds
or hours or, very rarely, days. A person having a
flashback, which can come in the form of images, sounds,
smells, or feelings, usually believes that the traumatic
event is happening all over again. Reminders of the
traumatic event can trigger one of these flashbacks. Many
will try avoidance of stimuli that arouse recollections of the
trauma and will have difficulty sleeping, irritability, poor
concentration, hyper vigilance, exaggerated startle
response, and motor restlessness.
ANOREXIA
People with this Derangement are obsessed with their
body type and remaining slim. It can be a terribly
debilitating for people with this Derangement and they
believe that they can gain weight by drinking or eating
even the smallest amounts of food. They will attempt to be
very picky when feeding, feeding less often, and bringing
themselves to the edge of starvation.
AGORAPHOBIA
Agoraphobia literally means "fear of open spaces," but the
translation is misleading. Agoraphobia manifests as an
extreme aversion to places that the person fears he will
panic in. Some situations include being outside the home
alone; being in a crowd or standing in a line; being on a
bridge; and traveling in a bus, train, or automobile.
Sometimes the derangement is attached to a few
locations, but general agoraphobics avoid situations in
which escape is difficult (an airplane at 30,000 feet), or
embarrassing (making a speech). Agoraphobics don't
volunteer for situations that they fear might cause anxiety.
Unless supernaturally compelled, sometimes they must
succeed on a Willpower roll to leave their safe haven or to
enter a situation from which escape will be difficult or
embarrassing. If the character fails any Willpower roll
during a scene that takes place in such a situation, the
character enters an unreasonable panic attack in witch
they will try to flee and may become violent.
DEREISTIC THINKING
This disorder is characterized by the presence of bizarre
delusions. A belief, idea, or conviction firmly held despite
abundant information to the contrary. Delusions typically
are beliefs of something occurring in a person's life which
is not out of the realm of possibility. It could be a belief that
external, objective events carry hidden or coded messages
or that one is the subject of discussion by total strangers.
The person may believe their significant other is cheating
on them, that someone close to them is about to die, they
have lost all their personal possessions, a friend is really a
government agent, etc.
AMNESIA
The Character does not know who he or she is and does
not remember his or her past. He may not remember much
of anything — including names, faces, or even a situation
that happened just a few minutes ago. Whenever a
Character with this Derangement is put in a situation
where they must try to remember something important,
they must win a static Mental challenge (determined by
storyteller) to remember exactly what happened or the
Derangement makes them forget who they are, where they
are from and what they were supposed to be doing at that
time. Failure to win the test can also earn a forgetful
negative trait for the rest of the day.
INSOMNIA
Your character has trouble getting the required amount of
sleep, and not just occasionally. It happens more often
than not, and leaves her feeling tired, irritable and unable
to concentrate. Any time the character is engaged in a
stressful situation (Storyteller discretion), roll Resolve +
Composure. Failure means that your character is unable to
sleep properly. Each day thereafter is considered
“stressful” and requires a similar roll until the character
succeeds and gets a full night’s or day’s rest. Sleep
deprivation can cause problems with perception and
focusing. The character can have so much trouble resting
that her body may begin to failing them. Drowsing off at
poor times or in stressful moments.
DELUSIONS OF GRANDEUR
You believe that you possess titles, status, or rank that you
do not have and issue orders accordingly. You may also
have the conviction that you are omnipotent, possessed of
occult powers, or a historic figure. Your new persona is
often someone people can trust and is an efficient,
stalwart, or a historical figure. Perhaps you think you are
an angel, a knight from times of old or the high king of the
mole people (for historical example: General Patton,
Florence Nightingale, or Bruce Lee). You are so fixated on
this belief that nothing can change your mind. No one
believes the Character when they introduce themselves as
the persona as it is often too grand and too historic a
personality. This Derangement stems from the feeling of
complete hopelessness and despair.
ALCOHOL/DRUG DEPENDENCE
The Character, when under stress, has an overwhelming
need to drown his troubles away with alcohol or drugs.
When under stress, a simple test with the Storyteller is
made to see if the overwhelming need is activated. If
activated, the Character must seek too do drugs or drink
his or her troubles away. Depending on the mood of the
Character of the time, one of two things may be the end
result of the “intoxication”. If the Character is a "Happy
Drunk/High", the character becomes witless and lethargic.
If the Character is an "Angry Drunk/Speed freak", the
character becomes shortsighted and obnoxious. As with
any dependency, a cretin amount of resistance will accrue
over time. Characters get between a +2 – +4 on
resistance rolls vs, their chosen vice.
GENDER IDENTITY DISORDER
A person with this disorder has a strong and persistent
cross-gender identification. They could desire to be the
other sex, have a need to pass his or herself off as the
opposite sex, have a desire to live or be treated as the
opposite sex, or sense of inappropriateness in the gender
role of their sex. This Derangement often leads to
hormone injections, cross-gender dressing, surgery and
other procedures to physically alter sexual characteristics.
Most cannot handle the continual confrontation with
themselves that they are the wrong gender.
UNENDING VENGEANCE
Character with this Derangement will always find a way to
avenge any slight against him or her. You cannot rest as
long as a major sin against you has not been punished or
refunded in kind. The manner in which the Character takes
out their vengeance is up to the player. A player with this
Derangement often goes far and out of their way to make
their vengeance known to the world. The player will often
not kill the offender for their actions or words, but will
destroy everything the offender holds dear to them.
Plotting can take months, years, or even decades and will
typically never end until the offender is publicly and
physically destroyed.
INTELLECTUALIZATION
You protect yourself from the outside world by feeling
nothing. No love, anger, sadness, or fear. Emotions are
for the weak and illogical. People with intellectualization
surround themselves in a world of logic and intellectual
vigor where emotions have no place. However, so much
bottled up emotion will eventually burst.
HYSTERIA
A person with hysteria is unable to control their emotions,
suffering from extreme and severe mood swings. The
pure intensity of their expression tends to label them as
the quintessential drama queens. They are theatrical, their
emotions exaggerated, their gestures sweeping,
disproportional, and inappropriate. They are easily
suggestible and over-reactive. As a result, Violent fits and
tantrums sometimes accompany these mood swings. Their
attention seeking “fits” of behavior are marked by
discomfort when they are not the center of attention. This
can be socially awkward, and people often find them
embarrassing, annoying, or outright repulsive.
MULTIPLE PERSONALITY DISORDER
Trauma can split a person's mind into several other
personalities that can cope with the situations at hand.
Whenever you encounter stress, you may suddenly
exchange one personality for the other. Your current
personality is usually unaware of the others. An "abused"
person might develop a stronger tough-as-nails persona or
even a raving murderous lunatic. Each personality can be
drastically different (i.e. different profession, different
names) or they could quite similar (i.e. same name,
drastically different outlook.) . Sometimes your merits and
skills may only be available to certain personality.
REGRESSION
In times of stress, you revert to a child-like state.
Regressives are notable for poor sense of cause and
effect, flawed interpretations of morality, and a general
tendency to avoid confrontation. This is not a "cute"
personality that comes out, it is absolutely terrifying! As a
scared little 6 year old mentality has access to abilities of a
full grown adult, beyond their understanding, and with no
sense of morality. Afterwards your character blocks out
the memory of the event that caused this derangement.
They might remember that something happened, and is
potentially open to discovering what, but cannot call up the
memories herself.
ANTISOCIAL AVOIDANT
You are very shy or reclusive, avoiding any human
contact, if possible. You have extreme social anxiety.
You have a hypersensitivity to criticism, real or imagined
and avoid interpersonal contact because they dread
rejection, embarrassment, disagreement, and disapproval.
You feel inadequate, avoid social situations, and seek
isolation. You fear rejection can exaggerate the potential
difficulties of new situations to rationalize avoiding them.
ZEALOTRY
Your character has decided that his spiritual, philosophical,
or supernatural beliefs are so important than everyone
should share them. He proselytizes to everyone he meets,
given only a few minutes of conversation. He might ask
people if they have accepted Jesus Christ as their
personal savior, or he might simply warn people of the
coming apocalypse and that they must choose a side. He
might snap pictures of agents of the government
conspiracy and warn other people to “stay away from
them.” He might occasionally curse while looking at sky, as
though expecting the aliens to arrive any moment.
BODY IMAGE OBSESSION
This disorder is characterized by an overwhelming belief
that there is something physically wrong with you, whether
it be you're too fat, too thin, your nose is too pointy, your
lips are too big...or any and many combinations of these
things. You are completely obsessed with physical
appearances. You must always “pathetically” try to look
your best no matter what, performing a daily ritual for
getting ready that may take hours. But no matter what you
do, it is never good enough. You will often take extreme
measures, sometimes medically to correct perceived
wrongs in your physical form. The character may take
measures such as cutting off their nose, removing an eye,
shaving their head, tattooing every inch of their skin or
even disguising themselves in order to ensure their
appearance change. This derangement may also extend
to others, where you may be tempted to groom and dress
your friends.
MEGALOMANIA
Power is what drives the megalomaniac. You imagine that
you are far better and greater than you actually are.
Whenever a important task is going unfilled, a certain skill
or ability is needed, or a contest is proposed, you will try to
convince everyone around you that you are the smartest,
wisest, fastest, handsomest, and most powerful person
available and the best for the job. You will take resentment
to suggestions of the contrary, and demand the right to
lead, perform, compete, etc. After all it is your station in
life! You strive towards increasing your power and wealth,
by any means necessary. There are only two classes of
people in your world: those who are weak and those with
power, namely you! Should your self-illusions be clearly
contradicted, you may fly into uncontrolled rage and anger.
ANTISOCIAL AGGRESSIVE
You are very socially domineering and aggressive. You
have a lack of compassion and simply cannot care about
any being other than yourself. You always place your own
wants and needs above those of others. You find that you
are unwilling to accept, acknowledge, or even identify with
the feelings of others. Possibly facing continuous feelings
of envy towards the success or “dumb luck” of others.
Most people develop this dysfunction to some degree after
a traumatic experience where something near and deer to
them is lost or destroyed. Resulting in the “why should I
give a fuck?“ attitude.
NAUSEA
You find food disgusting. Though you physically crave it, it
has become unpalatable. Feeding is difficult, especially if
the food has a strong taste or texture. Some strong
smelling food like seafood or grilled meat may force you to
vomit. You go long periods without eating until you are
half starved and then only consume small amounts of
whatever you can stomach.
CATATONIA
During times of stress, you will withdraw from reality,
completely. You will sit staring and immobile, not reacting
to any outside stimuli. You can be led around, fed, hurt,
etc. but will do nothing personally. If you are continually
provoked and irritated for response, you fly into a fit of
violence, rage or worse.
COMPULSIVE LYING
You have a compulsive need to obscure the truth. The lies
that you spout are simple, like what you ate for breakfast.
Or outrageous lies, like you danced with the queen of
France last Tuesday. While you are inclined toward subtle
lies at all times, this derangement is truly activated by
stress. Forcing you to be completely unable to
communicate a fact, nor can you allow one to be
uncovered.
CONFUSION
Something triggers a profound sense of befuddlement in
you. The trigger can be stress, a certain color, a buzz
word, but whatever it is, it causes you to become horribly
uncertain about your nature, identity, and current events.
This will last for a few minutes.
CREATURE COMPLEX
You have the delusion that you are not a person (or class
of supernatural), and are actually some other strange form
of creature or monster. Although you are able to move and
speak normally, you must explain your actions to others in
relationship to the new thing you have become. Bill fires a
gun at someone--
“Oh, I’m sorry, you see the Zarblonians have the ability to
spit projectiles out of their hands. You see, we use it as a
form of attack.”
DELUSIONAL IDENTITY
Your entire identity is fabricated, moreover, you believe it
to be utterly real. At some point in time, you reverted to a
persona which you trusted to handle a situation and it
never let go. This personality is always someone famed, a
celebrity, historic or fictional, and the deranged character
believes all accomplishments made by that individual are
theirs. You devote energy toward explaining and proving
the claim, and may become violent if too stalwartly
contradicted.
DEPENDENT PERSONALITY DISORDER
You do not like to be alone. You may focus on one
individual or anyone who will let you follow them around,
but you believe that you need other people in order to
survive. You are extremely indecisive and may need to be
told what to wear, when to eat, when to sleep and whom to
associate with. This is usually brought on by excessive
fear of abandonment.
FUGUE
You experience "blackouts" and loss of memory. When
subjected to stress, you’ll begin a specific, rigid set of
behaviors to remove the stressful symptoms. You have no
separate personality, but are on a form of "autopilot"
similar to sleepwalking. However, wile on autopilot you
can be very dangerous to others if provoked. Remember
that you will do anything to remove yourself from a
situation, and too many times you may “awaken” to find
blood on your hands. “oh no, what did I do this time, were
am I? Not again, NOT AGAIN!!”
HALLUCINATIONS
You see, hear, and sense things that do not exist.
Normally it is simple things anyone could ignore, like flying
toasters or a talking shoe. But, the more exiting or
stressful the situation, the more vivid and encompassing
the hallucinations are. Threatening creatures, haunting
voices, sudden mutations, manifestations of objects or
new powers, companions long dead or gone, are just
some of the things that you may perceive.
HISTRONICS
You crave the spotlight and you must always be the center
of attention. You seek attention and praise, you
exaggerate and distort your accomplishments, and you
may be choosy about your friends since you believe that
not just anyone is worthy of your attention. You may try to
affect extreme but shallow emotions or behave and dress
to provoke positive attention. You are hypersensitive to the
opinions of others and you might become sullen or leave in
a huff if you believe that someone has upstaged you.
HYPOCHONDRIA
You have noticed that you become severely ill at times,
especially when you face stress. The afflictions are all in
your head of course, but you perceive them to be perfectly
real. These can be stomach or headaches, a cold or loud
cough, itchy hives, or horrible mutant genetically
engineered viruses you contracted from the 7-11 toilet
paper, that enfeeble you utterly.
INFATUATION
You are perversely fixated on some other individual,
completely enamored with him or her, because of
something he or she did for you. You seek all kinds of
attention, gifts, and affection from this character. You try to
prevent others from getting the positive affections of your
love object. As long as this devotion is unrequited, the
obsession remains. If your target begins to indulge you,
you get bored and find another being to fancy.
KLEPTOMANIA
You have an ardent desire to steal. An uncontrollable urge
to take things that are not yours. This derangement may
become active whenever a new person enters the scene
with a fancy item, whenever you enter a store with small
merchandise, when visiting someone’s house or if an item
becomes the focus of attention by more than three people.
This character steals mainly for the feeling of pleasure,
gratification, or relief at the time of committing the theft.
MASOCHISM
You like to injure yourself physically, and get involved with
dangerous or abusive situations and people. Not only do
you enjoy the sight of your own blood, you revel in the
pain. This person closely associates pain with pleasure,
and has problems functioning when wounded because of
the pleasure it brings to them. They are only fulfilled when
they are suffering so may feel ashamed to feel pleasure
without the pain they need.
MELANCHOLY
If your character fails an important skill roll, fails to
accomplish some personal goal, or fails to accomplish
something major in life, he may sink deep into fitful
depressions, showing little interest in the world. You
always view the world as a gray pointless waste.
However, you still reluctantly loaf around with others,
because the thought of being alone is like dieing a slow
death. Actively being melancholy is a severe fit of sorrow
and gloom. You may try to over explain your pessimistic
views by pointing out negatives and subconsciously bring
everyone else down with you.
MEMORY LAPSES
This derangement isn't like amnesia, no memories have
been permanently blocked off - it's that you tend to lose
random portions of your memory at inopportune times. The
memories fade in and out, and can return as quickly as
within a few minutes, or they might not come back for a
few days. At least once per scene, you will forget
something relevant for a time. This might be as simple as
forgetting where you left your keys (which can be a real
problem when you're locked out), or as complicated as
forgetting an entire Ability - and even the knowledge that
you once had that skill. ("Why are you looking at me like
that? I've never touched a gun before in my life.")
OBSESSION
The obsession is some sort of perverse ambition or risky
preference toward some activity or fetish. You constantly
devote your energy and time, only to truly indulge in
secret. If the obsession is acceptable or normal, it ceases
to satisfy your “hunger” and you must make it wrong in
some way. It is always a strange passion and must be at
odds somehow with what is expected of you- based on
your station, title, religion, est. When you are thwarted in
your obsession, or it is discovered, you may take violent
measures to hide your secret.
OBSESSIVE/COMPULSIVE DISORDER
The trauma, guilt or inner conflict that causes this
derangement forces you to focus nearly all of your
attention and energy onto a single repetitive behavior or
action. Obsession relates to your desire to control your
environment, keeping clean, keeping an area quiet and
peaceful, or keeping undesirable individuals from an area,
for example. A compulsion is an action or set of actions
that you are driven to perform to soothe your anxieties: for
example, placing objects in an exact order, or performing
an exact action in a precise, ritualistic fashion that is never
allowed to change. These actions should be decided
when the derangement is taken.
PHANTASMIA
Your state of mind is that sometimes you believe that
everything going on is only in your head. Nothing is real,
and everything you interact with is a fantasy in which you
have yet to awaken from. This amounts to vague,
lethargic, and irresponsible behavior, the belief that
nothing matters because nothing is real, and can last from
minuets – to hours. This derangement is usually triggered
by moments of illogic, astonishment, or when something
strange occurs.
PARANOIA
"They" are always near, plotting and spying. They could be
ancient telepathic manipulations of elder beings, secret
government agencies, or other unknown supernaturals.
They have the ability to “watch you” and are ultimately
dedicated toward your destruction. You are constantly
aware of strange forces at work against you and your
comrades that are beyond your understanding. When
facing an adversary, you become convinced that that
person is after you. You make all sorts of insane
preparations to protect yourself from your enemies, You
are mistrustful beyond reason when it comes to the things
that are “out there”, but doubt that in the end, anything can
truly protect you.
PERFECTION
You are hung up with perfection. Everything must be
perfect, and you expend much energy to maintain your
idea of correctness. When things become hopelessly fault-
ridden, flawed, and messy, you run yourself ragged trying
to set it right. If you are the cause of this chaos, even
indirectly, you may lose yourself to confusion and
depression, until you can make it right again. This mainly
is focused on you possessions and actions, but sometimes
focuses on the faults of others.
POWER OBJECT FIXATION
You have invested much of your self-confidence in an
external object, to the point where you believe you cannot
function properly without its presence. Such a
derangement is often linked to some past trauma in which
the object in question played a major role although not
always in the obvious way. You lose two dice from all your
dice pools if somehow separated from your object of focus.
It is hard to hide this fixation from careful observers; in
times of stress, you must make a Willpower roll to avoid
cradling the object to your torso, rubbing it obsessively or
otherwise physically comforting yourself with its presence.
SEPARATION ANXIETY
There is a certain person whom you believe that you
cannot live without. When you are forced to be separated
from this person for more than a few minutes, you become
nervous and extremely worried to the point where you can
concentrate on nothing else but being reunited with the
person of your obsession. If that person should die or
become lost forever, the character becomes psychotically
dangerous and obsessive until they can avenge or replace
their “true love”.
TEMPORAL DYSMORPHIA
You are confused about the order of events. Things that
are planned for tomorrow may be thought of as things that
already happened. Needless to say, this derangement
makes it very difficult to schedule and even present events
are bewildering. It also manifests itself as a permanent
state of déjà-vu, where events that are occurring in the
present, often register as memories, and can be very
confusing to those around you.
NECRO SOCIAL DISORDER
You are friends with the dead bodies. You keep a small
collection of dead people or corpses that you socialize with
in private. You don’t believe them to be alive and you
know that they can’t hear you. But in private you still sit
and talk to them, name them, play one-sided games, even
date and perform necrophilia. You don’t mind the smell,
your friends are just quiet, and that’s all. This can be a
common derangement among morticians and morgue
doctors.
SERIAL KILLER
Some people just need killing. You don’t know them and
they don’t know you. But you believe that they “need” to
die. You choose your victims carefully; you could be
attracted to them, they could remind you of your father,
they could be a race of “inferior” peons, or retched
criminals. Your are not a sloppy killer or committing
crimes of passion. You ritualistically and methodically
track them down and murder them with precision for your
own pleasure and enjoyment. You tend to do this based
on a cretin pattern in both the victim and the style of the
actual kill. The more you do this. The more it becomes a
problem.
SECRETE CUTTING
You must be punished. You suffer depression from self-
misperceived faults, shortcomings, failures, a sense of
worthlessness, and guilt. Every time you fail at something
the pain is too much. It is easier to harm yourself than to
face your emotions. You feel compelled to cause levels of
bashing damage to yourself every time you fail at
something “important”. You are not a masochist, its just
"well-deserved" punishment.
SADISM
You enjoy inflicting pain on others. You will go to grate
lengths to hurt dire enemies, complete strangers, and even
your own friends and family. In fact, you cannot have a
“normal” relationship with someone without inflicting a
certain amount of pain on them. You may work in a
profession that you can truly express yourself with pain.
Sadists normally can be found in jobs like an abusive cop
or prison guard. You could be a doctor that doesn’t use
anesthetic or an animal trainer that enjoys using the whip a
little too much. Whatever the outlet, you must find a way
to hurt others on a regular basis. Many times this behavior
results from an abusive household. Possibly your parent’s
beat you many times before and after childhood and this is
your way of coping with it. However, some just developed
a taste for inflicting pain on others later in life. It becomes a
sick from of unbalanced pleasure that slowly becomes
addictive.
SUGGESTIBILITY
You believe everything you hear, and you work yourself
into absolutely accepting things that cross your mind as
true. Nothing illogical or out of the ordinary is too weird to
be untrue. At times, you are forced to accept that
something is a lie. When this happens, you may turn to
violence or go to extremes to prove that it can be true.
“LOOSENING” BEHAVIOR
Trying to rid oneself of gnawing feelings of fear or anger by
the repeated passing of feces or urine into inappropriate
places. The person is aware that there is no real
connection between their fears/anger and the
defecating/urinating that they are repeatedly compelled
to do. They may find their urges distressing or unpleasant -
but resisting the urge results in mounting anxiety from
which only the act of defecating or urinating provides the
much needed “relief”.
TOURETTE'S SYNDROME
Contrary to popular belief, tourette’s does not mean you
spontaneously blurt out a string of uncontrollable filthy
language. Though this may happen, this is not the extent
of the disorder. You have developed one or more simple
motor tics, which are abrupt, sudden, and brief
movements, occurring in single and isolated fashion.
Examples of simple motor tics include an eye blink, a
shoulder shrug, head jerk, dart of the eyes, or twitch of the
nose. Tics occur as an involuntary movement or as a
response to an urge to perform the movement, which
transiently relieves the sensation
PHOBIA:
Your character is scared of a particular type of person,
place or thing (see Phobia chart). When that trigger is
encountered, a reflexive Resolve + Composure roll must
be made successfully or your character suffers a bout of
fear. Your character moves away from the object of her
phobia. If she must be near it, she can tolerate being no
closer than her Speed in yards. If it approaches her, she
must move away at least her Speed in distance in her next
action. She cannot easily target the trigger with close
combat or ranged attacks. Such attacks suffer a -5 penalty
as your character shakes just looking at it. If space or
circumstances don’t allow her to maintain her distance,
she freezes until she finds an opening by which to escape
or becomes hysterical or violent to here surroundings.
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FETISHISM:
Your character formulates an irrational, pleasurable
association with an object or situation. A Character with
this Derangement is prone to sexual deviations or
perversions that might include intense sexually arousing
fantasies, behavior, or sexual urges that may be focused
on unusual objects, activities, or situations (See the
Fetishism chart). Sometimes these sexual urges manifest
during inappropriate times depending of how much they
deny themselves sexual fulfillment.
 FETISHISM CHART
Pedophilia:
sex with children
Coprophilia: sex with feces Puppetophilia:
sex with puppets
the need to sexually expose one's self to
Exhibitionism: the need to humiliate or hurt others for sexual
others Sexual Sadism:
stimulation
Hemophilia:
sexually excited at the sight of blood Scatologia:
sex with or concerning obscene phone calls
the lack of oxygen to the brain during
Hypoxyphilia: the need to dress in women's clothes for sexual
sexual stimulation (strangling) Transvestitism:
stimulation
Kleptophilia:
sex with objects that you have stolen Urohphilia:
sex with or involving urine
Klismaphilia: secretly seeking out others to watch them
sexually stimulated by enemas Voyeurism:
having sex
the need to humiliate or hurt one's self for
Sexual Masochism:
sexual stimulation Zoophilia:
sex with animals (also known as Bestiality)
Necrophilia:
sex with corpses
PHOBIA CHART
Ablutophobia: fear of washing and bathing. Erytophobia: fear of the color red

Nyctrophobia fear of the dark Geliophobia: fear of laughter

Acrophobia: fear of heights Hagiophobia: fear of saints and holy things.

Aerophobia: fear of breathing Hemophobia: fear of blood

Agoraphobia: fear of leaving safe places Hydrophobia: fear of water

Aichmophobia: fear of needles or pointed objects Labophobia: fear of speaking

Androphobia: fear of men Mythophobia: fear of myths, stories, or false statements

Anthrophobia: fear of people and society Necrophobia: fear of death and dead things

Arsonphobia: fear of fire Pedophobia: fear of children

Atychiphobia: fear of failure Philophobia: fear of being loved or being in love

Automysophobia: fear of being dirty Somniphobia: fear of sleep

Bacillophobia: fear of microbes Straurophobia: fear of crosses

Cacophobia: Fear of being ugly or fear of ugly people Technophobia: fear of technology

Catoptrophobia: fear of mirrors Wiccaphobia: fear of witchcraft and magic

Chrometophobia: fear of money and wealth. Zoophobia: fear of animals

Coulrophobia: fear of clowns Aphenphosmphobia: fear of being touched

Cyberphobia: fear of computers

Demonphobia: fear of demons and related subjects

Dextrophobia: fear of objects on the right of the body

Epistemophobia: fear of knowledge