While under immense stress when remembering your past, your mind is not at peace and you are distracted by what haunts you. While out of combat this effect causes you to lose focus and slow down, your eyes are blank and you are reminded of the awful things that have happened. This can cause you to lag behind while running or have sluggish replies that may not always make the most sense. When out of combat, this effect does not last long since you are not in a high-stress situation, such as combat.
While in combat you will have to make a d12 roll to determine what happens. Your chart looks as followed.
1: You completely freeze up, you take the incapacitated state until your next turn.
2-4: Your attacks are sloppy, you are distracted from the fight at hand and you have disadvantage on your attack rolls until your next turn.
5-6: Your attacks are not as potent as you would like, subtract a d6 from your damage on hits.
7-9: Your attention is elsewhere, you are left in a vulnerable state, the next attack on your person is at advantage. After the first attack, you are aware of your surroundings again.
10-11: You act normally and you are able to regain your senses.
12: You are able to use the experiences of the past and learn from them. Fight with advantage this turn and add a d6 to your damage.
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