Black Wizard

1

Cackle Fever as per DMG 

2

Sewer Plague as per DMG

3

Sight Rot as per DMG

4

Screaming Sickness:  Victim moans and screams in their sleep making it hard for anyone near them to sleep well.  Gains 1 level of exhaustion per day until cured.

5

Caster’s Cough:  A persistent cough that results after casting any spell, a roll of a 1 on a d4 means that you must roll on the Wild Surge Table.

6

Beggar’s Pox:  Weeping sores break out over your face, making you hard to look at.  Disadvantage on Charisma checks, unless you have some form of face covering. 

7

Woodland Mania:  You believe you have gained the ability to speak with animals.  Each “conversation” results in paranoia. 

8

White Fog:  In 1d8 days, your vision slowly erodes into an increasingly opaque white fog obscuring your vision.   You are blind until cured. 

1-6 

Obsession.  You develop an irrational and troubling obsession with a particular object or situation.  You have a disadvantage on ability checks when the object of obsession is in your immediate presence.  If you are confronted directly with the obsession or it reaches you in some way, make a Wisdom saving throwing (DC 20) or become completely enthralled with the object/situation.  Make the saving throw each round thereafter, with a successful roll resulting in you are no longer enthralled, however if confronted again, the process begins again.  Object/situation is DM's choice. 

7-9

Erratic Behavior.  You seem strange and unreliable, developing an unsettling facial tic or violent spasms (DM's choice).  Charisma checks are always at a disadvantage.  In combat, you must make a success Wisdom saving throw (DC 18) before engaging.  On a failure, your body acts unpredictably, with the DM determining all movements and actions, or as described in the confusion spell.  A spell or effect that removes or suppresses enchantments or possession allows you to act normally while you are under the spell, or for 8 hours if the spell is instantaneous.  

10-12

Hallucinations.  You see, or sense in some fashion, something that isn't there.  You find it difficult to tell the difference between reality and the hallucination.  You have a disadvantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks and passive perception is reduced by 5.  A new Wisdom check at the end of each round is allowed to end the effect (DC 20).  A spell or effect that removes or suppresses enchantments or possession allows you to act normally while you are under the spell, or for 8 hours if the spell is instantaneous.  Someone else can use an action to counsel you to negate the hallucinations effect with a successful Wisdom(insight or medicine) check, (DC 20)

13-15

Paranoia. You are convinced that anyone and everyone is an enemy conspirator.  You have a disadvantage on Charisma checks and a -2 penalty on Wisdom saving throws.  You can not willingly accept aid such as from a healing or beneficial spell from another creature without first suppressing the paranoia which requires a successful Wisdom saving throw (DC 20)

16-17

Delusion.  You might believe any number of untrue things such as the belief you are suffering from a debilitating physical ailment or with something unrealistically positive, such as having divine powers or immunity to fire, for example.  DM's choice as to the nature of the delusion.  Upon finishing a long rest, you must succeed a Wisdom check (DC 20) or you feel the full effects of the delusion until the end of the next long rest.  Suffering a delusion of physical condition gives you a -4 penalty to AC and disadvantage on saving throws against a particular sort of attack falsely believed to be harmless.  On a success, the delusion has no effect until the end of the next long rest.  

18

Total Amnesia.  You are prevented from any memory of your name, training, or your past.  You can build new memories, however all memories from before this event are suppressed.  Physical memory remains and benefits to your reputation likewise remain.  You lose all class features, feats, Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma-based skill proficiencies until the amnesia is cured.  

19

Personality Fragmentation.  You manifest two or more distinct and different personalities within the same body and mind.  The number of personalities equals 1d4 + 1, with one of those personalities being your current personality.  The DM should develop these personalities in consultation with the player.  The separate personalities have no knowledge of one another.  Each day after a long rest, you must make a Wisdom saving throw (DC 10) to retain your default personality, otherwise you assume one of your other identities (DM's discretion or dice roll).  All "extra" personalities have disadvantage on Wisdom saving throws.  

20

Irrational Hatred.  You are filled with hatred for the world.  At the end of each long rest, make a Charisma saving throw (DC 12).  On a failure, you become Chaotic-Evil until the end of the next long rest.  While affected, you plot and plan the death and destruction of friends and enemies alike.  You are skilled at hiding this hatred, feigning sanity, and resisting treatment.  Anyone trying to diagnose you will be deceived into thinking you're sane if you make a successful Charisma (deception) check.  

1

Animals

2

Being Alone 

3

Being touched

4

Blood

5

Bodies of Water

6

Buildings

7

Cold

8

Crowds

9

Darkness

10

Dead things 

11

Enclosed Spaces 

12

Fiends

13

Fish

14

Heights

15

Insects

16

Large Things

17

Loud noises

18

Open spaces

19

Plants

20

Sleep

1

Alcohol.  Must drink enough to achieve inebriation every day. 

2

Narcotic.  DM’s choice as to the kind and frequency required. 

3

Food.  DM's choice as to the kind and frequency required. 

4

Gambling.   Any gambling activity within sight will automatically draw you in.  You will gamble until you’ve either lost all of your money/barter items or gained 4x the amount you have on your person.