Notes

Madness Table (0 saat) [○: Short / ☼: Long / ◘: Indefinite]

• Stark (2 Long / 0 Short):
☼ Your body transforms, yet a trace of your humanity remains. Your race becomes scourgeborne, with a random subrace. Scourgebornes and constructed races, such as manikins, are immune to this effect. If you’re already a scourgeborne, the next madness effect applies instead. (Cervus)

• Vulcan (1 Indefinite / 2 Long / 0 Short):
☼ Most of your humanity remains, yet enough of the beast is unleashed. You gain advantage on Dexterity saving throws. In addition, each of your hands transforms into a claw, which you can use as a weapon if it’s empty. It deals 1d6 slashing damage on a hit. Once on each of your turns when you attack with a claw using the Attack action, you can make one additional claw attack as part of the same action. (You can use Flame Blade as Claw Attack)
☼ The unexpected is too much for you to handle. Whenever you are surprised, you scream at the top of your lungs. If you are surprised in combat, you fall unconscious until the start of your next turn.
◘ (On a result of 34 or higher, their body mutates, growing fins and gills, and for the duration of the madness, they must be underwater to breathe or talk, or they otherwise begin choking.) (Sağ Kolu Koptu)

• Ryakar (2 Long / 0 Short):
☼ The scars that cover your body are beyond repulsive, causing most people to experience fear at their sight, especially children. You have a +2 bonus to Intimidation checks and a -2 penalty to Persuasion checks.

• Sky (2 Long / 0 Short):
☼ You are sulking and sullen; these negative thoughts in your head cause you to demean yourself during any conversation you have.
☼ Your body transforms into a beast or monstrosity of the GM’s choice with CR equal to half your level (rounded up). Apart from this, your transformation follows the rules of the polymorph spell, though if you fall to 0 hit points, you fall unconscious instead of reverting to your normal form.



• Nina (2 Long / 0 Short):
☼ Your body transforms, yet a trace of your humanity remains. Your race becomes scourgeborne, with a random subrace. Scourgebornes and constructed races, such as manikins, are immune to this effect. If you’re already a scourgeborne, the next madness effect applies instead. (Cervus)



• Köstebek (1 Long / ? Short):
☼ Afraid of shattering your body, you involuntarily restrain your power. Whenever you deal damage, subtract damage equal to one roll of the lowest damage die used (minimum 0).