Hypnosis
Hypnosis is a science.
It has long been known that our subconscious mind is a powerful force and that it can be influenced in mysterious ways, but until a forgotten Saboteur discovered the principles of Hypnosis, there was no way to use it.
With this skill, a Saboteur is able to sink a target into a hypnotic trance, possibly without the target even realising it. The Saboteur may then implant various subliminal suggestions, sealing them deep within the target's mind. Implanting a subtle timer, the Saboteur then rouses the target from his or her hypnotic trance, waiting for the proper time to trigger the suggestions within the target's mind.
Skill Table
| Name | Rank | Percent | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hypnotise | Influence the subconscious mind. | ||
| Impatience | Inability to concentrate on focused tasks. | ||
| Clumsiness | Inability to use weaponry effectively. | ||
| Amnesia | Causes the victim to forget to do his next action. | ||
| Addiction | A terrible addiction to elixirs. | ||
| Masochism | The love of your own pain. | ||
| Loneliness | Fear of being left on your own. | ||
| Claustrophobia | Fear of enclosed spaces. | ||
| Stuttering | Anxious difficulty with speech. | ||
| Hallucinations | Vivid hallucinations to plague your foe. | ||
| Pacifism | Loss of desire to cause anyone harm. | ||
| Hypersomnia | A condition that prevents insomnia. | ||
| Dementia | Hugely distorts victim's perception of the world. | ||
| Deadening | Weakening of the mind. | ||
| Epilepsy | Throw your victim's nervous system into disarray. | ||
| Agoraphobia | Fear of open spaces. | ||
| Paranoia | They are out to get you, believe me. | ||
| Analyse | Discover someone's defences. | ||
| Recklessness | Ignorance of health and disregard for well-being. | ||
| Vertigo | Fear of heights. | ||
| Heroism | Make them feel like a hero they are not. | ||
| Cleanse | Clean yourself or another of suggestions. | ||
| Whisper | Quickly invoke maladies of the mind. | ||
| Lethargy | A distinct lack of energy. | ||
| Anorexia | Loss of desire to eat. | ||
| Confusion | Causes the mind to become confounded. | ||
| Stupidity | Abject, stumbling idiocy. | ||
| Generosity | Indiscriminate, overwhelming generosity. | ||
| Action | The ability to suggest an action of your choice. | ||
| Hypochondria | The conviction that one is constantly afflicted. |