Subversive Posted September 18, 2016 Share Posted September 18, 2016 I really wish the Keeper Rulesbook had a solid example of the lifecycle of insanity, because understanding exactly how insanity is suppose to work was something I have really struggled with, though I think I finally have it down. I think. Anyhow, I have a specific question about it. When some spells are cast, there is a loss of sanity points. Do those points lost carry with them the possibility of triggering a bout of insanity? I can see an argument either way, since unlike being startled by an impossible and horrific experience, perhaps there is some amount of rationalization involved in casting a spell. Thoughts? Link to comment
mvincent Posted September 19, 2016 Share Posted September 19, 2016 On 9/17/2016 at 8:14 PM, Subversive said: When some spells are cast, there is a loss of sanity points. Do those points lost carry with them the possibility of triggering a bout of insanity? Since casting spells don't involve Sanity rolls, they don't cause Temporary Insanity (CoC7e p.155: "Temporary Insanity - If an investigator loses 5 or more Sanity points as the result of one Sanity roll..."). They can cause Indefinite or Permanent Insanity though. 1 Link to comment
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