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'''Normality''' stabilizes reality, suppressing effects and abilities that manipulate reality or spacetime. This includes most [[esper]] mutations, force fields, and teleportation.<ref>XRL.World.Parts.RealityStabilization.cs</ref>
'''Normality''' stabilizes reality, suppressing effects and abilities that manipulate reality or spacetime. This includes most [[esper]] mutations, force fields, and teleportation.<ref>XRL.World.Parts.RealityStabilization.cs</ref>


Normality can be applied by either a projected normality field, or by {{favilink|normality gas}}.
Normality can be applied by either a projected {{favilink|normality field}}, or by {{favilink|normality gas}}.


When under the effects of normality, the player will have the {{qud text|astrally tethered}} effect applied to them if completely restricted, or the {{qud text|astrally burdened}} effect if affected by a lower strength field, such as from a lower density of normality gas.<ref>XRL.World.Effects.RealityStabilized.cs</ref> These effects will also show in the 'look' view of other characters or creatures.
When under the effects of normality, the player will have the {{qud text|astrally tethered}} effect applied to them if completely restricted, or the {{qud text|astrally burdened}} effect if affected by a lower strength field, such as from a lower density of normality gas.<ref>XRL.World.Effects.RealityStabilized.cs</ref> These effects will also show in the 'look' view of other characters or creatures.

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Normality stabilizes reality, suppressing effects and abilities that manipulate reality or spacetime. This includes most esper mutations, force fields, and teleportation.[1]

Normality can be applied by either a projected normality field, or by normality gas.

When under the effects of normality, the player will have the astrally tethered effect applied to them if completely restricted, or the astrally burdened effect if affected by a lower strength field, such as from a lower density of normality gas.[2] These effects will also show in the 'look' view of other characters or creatures.

Sources of normality fields:

Sources of normality gas:

References

  1. XRL.World.Parts.RealityStabilization.cs
  2. XRL.World.Effects.RealityStabilized.cs