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==== Lust ==== | ==== Lust ==== | ||
- | Lust is a debility unique to Kamisekai. It is an expression of a player' | + | Lust is an expression of a creature' |
- | When a player exceeds 5 lust (6 or higher), they are [[death# | + | When defeated this way may a creature may lose their agency, becoming **Charmed**, |
- | A player in this state may be either completely lost to the enemy' | + | Lust can be built as a consequence of certain kinds of actions |
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+ | Players can recover from Lust damage during a rest between encounters, but doing so may prevent other actions during | ||
<hidden GM Notes> | <hidden GM Notes> | ||
- | While not necessary, consider using dice when afflicting players with Lust. | + | You can either directly apply damage, or roll die to determine how much was done. Keep in mind that the maximum |
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- | General probabilities of exceeding 5 are: | + | It's also not necessary for a player defeated by lust to be completely defeated either. A full defeat can be applied in a more dire situation |
- | ^Dice ^One Roll ^Two Rolls ^Three Rolls ^Four Rolls | | + | \\ |
- | |1d2 | + | A smarter enemy may use their recently claimed thrall against the other players, and cause more chaos in the encounter. |
- | |1d3 | + | |
- | |1d4 | + | |
- | |1d5 | + | |
- | |1d6 | + | |
- | |1d7 | + | |
- | |1d2+1 |0 | + | |
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- | Consider doling out lust as a consequence of failure, a side-effect | + | |
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==== Longing ==== | ==== Longing ==== | ||
- | Similar to Lust, Longing is an expression of a player or NPC's desire for a specific creature or act. | + | Longing is an expression of a player or NPC's desire for a specific creature or act, as a more severe consequence of seduction. |
The more severe Longing becomes, the more severe it's consequences for the player and the party are. | The more severe Longing becomes, the more severe it's consequences for the player and the party are. | ||
- | ^Holds ^Consequences | + | ^Holds ^Consequences |
- | |1 | + | |1 |
- | |2 |All moves are rolled at disadvantage. | + | |2 |Moves are rolled at disadvantage. |
- | |3 |All moves are rolled -2 Forward. | + | |3 |Moves are rolled |
- | |4 |The player cannot refuse a command from their assailant or source of desire. | + | |4 |The player cannot refuse a command from their assailant or source of desire. |
- | |5 |The player will act in pursuit of their desire (via GM instructions) against themselves or others. | + | |5 |The player will act in pursuit of their desire (via GM instructions) against themselves or others. |
- | |6+ |The player is overtaken by their desire and cannot recover, but will still be able to act. | + | |6+ |The player is completely |
Longing may be cleared unless specified, but likely requires use of a sexual move or the defeat of a specific enemy, or other requirement laid out by the GM to resolve. It is not considered a normal status. | Longing may be cleared unless specified, but likely requires use of a sexual move or the defeat of a specific enemy, or other requirement laid out by the GM to resolve. It is not considered a normal status. |