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{{As Of Patch|2.0.201.49}} | {{As Of Patch|2.0.201.49}} | ||
'''Normality''', also known as reality stabilization, suppresses effects and abilities that manipulate reality or spacetime. This includes | '''Normality''', also known as reality stabilization, suppresses effects and abilities that manipulate reality or spacetime. This includes {{favilink|forcefield|plural}}, {{favilink|teleportation}}, and various [[Mental Mutations|mental mutations]].{{Code Reference|class=RealityStabilization}} | ||
Normality can be caused by either {{favilink|normality gas}} or a projected {{favilink|normality field}}. | Normality can be caused by either {{favilink|normality gas}} or a projected {{favilink|normality field}}, as well as by the ambient astral friction found in the higher floors of the [[Tomb of the Eaters]]. | ||
While under the effects of normality, creatures have the {{qud text|astrally burdened}} effect if affected by a lower-strength gas or field, such as a lower density cloud of normality gas, or the {{qud text|astrally tethered}} effect if completely restricted.{{Code Reference|namespace=XRL.World.Effects|class=RealityStabilized}} These effects show up when looking at oneself or other creatures. | While under the effects of normality, creatures have the {{qud text|astrally burdened}} effect if affected by a lower-strength gas or field, such as a lower density cloud of normality gas, or the {{qud text|astrally tethered}} effect if completely restricted.{{Code Reference|namespace=XRL.World.Effects|class=RealityStabilized}} These effects show up when looking at oneself or other creatures. | ||
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| Disables built-in power supply | | Disables built-in power supply | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Clairvoyance}} | ||
| Contests activation; prevents from seeing individual cells | | Contests activation; prevents from seeing individual cells | ||
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| Disables | | Disables | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Forcefield|plural}}, {{favilink|force barrier|plural}}, and {{favilink|stasis field|plural}} | ||
| Destroys; an electrical arc is released that can do 1d6 damage | | Destroys; an electrical arc is released that can do 1d6 damage | ||
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| Removes effect; if this results in the subject being [[Phase|in phase]], they take 2d6 damage | | Removes effect; if this results in the subject being [[Phase|in phase]], they take 2d6 damage | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Phasing}} | ||
| Contests activation | | Contests activation | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Precognition}} | ||
| Contests activation | | Contests activation | ||
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| Contests programming and activation | | Contests programming and activation | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Psychometry}} | ||
| Contests use | | Contests use | ||
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| Disables | | Disables | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Syphon Vim}} | ||
| Contests activation; prevents ongoing effect | | Contests activation; prevents ongoing effect | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Teleportation}} of all kinds | ||
| Contests | | Contests | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Temporal Fugue}} | ||
| Contests activation; destroys clones | | Contests activation; destroys clones | ||
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| | | {{favilink|Time Dilation}} | ||
| Contests activation; removes effect | | Contests activation; removes effect | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
[[Category:Mechanics]] | [[Category:Mechanics]] | ||