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| − | [[Mental Merits & Flaws]] | + | [[Mental Merits & Flaws]] / [[Derangements]] |
| − | 2 point Flaw | + | 2 point Flaw or a Derangement |
| + | '''As a Flaw''':<br> | ||
You are unable to remember anything about your past, yourself or your family, though your past might well come back to haunt you. Your origins and the circumstances behind your amnesia are for the Storyteller to determine, and she is encouraged to make it as interesting as possible. | You are unable to remember anything about your past, yourself or your family, though your past might well come back to haunt you. Your origins and the circumstances behind your amnesia are for the Storyteller to determine, and she is encouraged to make it as interesting as possible. | ||
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| + | '''As a Derangement''', this affliction is less intense. Amnesiac characters blot out some part of thier past, perhaps a horrific incident (for example their Embrace) or even a whole period in thier lives. The reasons for this memory loss are almost always stress-related, though physical injury may cause a similar effect. Amnesia usually affects just memory, but in some cases, a character may forget some Abilities and be unable to use them, or be surprised by his ability to do certain things. | ||
Revision as of 21:40, 21 February 2014
Mental Merits & Flaws / Derangements
2 point Flaw or a Derangement
As a Flaw:
You are unable to remember anything about your past, yourself or your family, though your past might well come back to haunt you. Your origins and the circumstances behind your amnesia are for the Storyteller to determine, and she is encouraged to make it as interesting as possible.
As a Derangement, this affliction is less intense. Amnesiac characters blot out some part of thier past, perhaps a horrific incident (for example their Embrace) or even a whole period in thier lives. The reasons for this memory loss are almost always stress-related, though physical injury may cause a similar effect. Amnesia usually affects just memory, but in some cases, a character may forget some Abilities and be unable to use them, or be surprised by his ability to do certain things.
