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‎Pain & Injuries

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‎Character Death

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‎Players

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 ==Pain & Injuries==
-Pain and injuries can cause severe mental trauma. For example, should a player’s character lose any of their limbs, the pain would be excrusiating, and cannot be mended until they die and are revived. But
+Pain and injuries can cause severe mental trauma. For example, should a player’s character lose any of their limbs, the pain would be excruciating, and cannot be mended until they die and are revived. But
 players have the option of experiencing pain in more than one way. This setting can only be changed out of combat.

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 Whenever a character dies, he or she will receive a death affliction, which is a quirk that changes your character's behavior involuntarily and will remain until 1000 gold is paid to remove it. The death affliction is decided upon by a member of the staff or a DM and is related to the circumstances of the death.
-<span class="b1">Example:</span> Your character has died from a spider bite. Once you resurrect your character, you now have arachnophobia, causing you to involuntarily freak out whenever you encounter spiders even if you are not afraid of spiders in real life.
+<span class="b4">Example</span> Your character has died from a spider bite. Once you resurrect your character, you now have arachnophobia, causing you to involuntarily freak out whenever you encounter spiders even if you are not afraid of spiders in real life.
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 Other examples of death afflictions include kleptomania, acrophobia, etc.
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 ==Pain & Injuries==
-Should a player’s character lose any of their limbs, they cannot grow back until they die and are revived.
+Pain and injuries can cause severe mental trauma. For example, should a player’s character lose any of their limbs, the pain would be excrusiating, and cannot be mended until they die and are revived. But
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+players have the option of experiencing pain in more than one way. This setting can only be changed out of combat.
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 ==Pain & Injuries==
-Should a player’s character lose any of his or her limbs, they cannot grow back until they die and are revived.
+Should a player’s character lose any of their limbs, they cannot grow back until they die and are revived.
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 Players have the option of experiencing pain in one of two ways. This setting can only be changed out of combat.

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 Players have the option of experiencing pain in one of two ways. This setting can only be changed out of combat.
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 ==Character Death==

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        <td width="20%"><span style="color:#e27f37">Simulated</span></td>
-       <td> This option allows the player to feel a dull aching sensation in place of actual pain, while simulating a physical response to trauma by causing the character to become sluggish or unable to move.</td>
+       <td>This option allows the player to feel a dull aching sensation in place of actual pain, while simulating a physical response to trauma by causing the character to become sluggish or unable to move.</td>
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 <li>Should a player’s character lose any of his or her limbs, they cannot grow back until they die and are revived.</li>
-<li>Players have the option of experiencing pain in one of two ways. This setting can only be changed out of combat.<br><br>
+<li>Players have the option of experiencing pain in one of two ways. This setting can only be changed out of combat.
-<div style="margin-left: 25px;margin-bottom: 10px;"><span style="color:#e27f37;margin-top: 25px;">Simulated</span> This option allows the player to feel a dull aching sensation in place of actual pain, while simulating a physical response to trauma by causing the character to become sluggish or unable to move.</div>
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-<div style="margin-left: 25px"><span style="color:#e27f37;margin-top: 25px;">Realistic</span> This option allows the player to feel the full impact of any trauma sustained while connected to the game. If the player has a high pain tolerance, they may be able to reduce their overall physical response to trauma. Health recovery reduces the pain felt over time.</div></li>
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 ==Character Death==

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 <li>Players can only have one in-game character at a time. </li>
 <li>Player accounts cannot be accessed by others.</li>
 <li>Players may create a new character by deleting their old character.</li>
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