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Appendix 2: Complications

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Some traits of disabilities or illnesses can lead to additional conditions that may be temporary, degenerative or lead to an entirely new set of traits. These complications may be a result of any number of internal or external factors, and depending on the cause, may be healed with applicable healing magic or medicine. If the complication does not indicate a frequency, use the causal trait’s frequency or, lacking a causal trait, choose or roll on the Frequency Table.

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