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Plot Summary: Sudden instances of sensory deprivation for variable durations.
Character(s) Involved: Uhhhh.... caused by someone who could have that sort of widespread effect on a lot of characters?
Outcome: Characters lose one or more senses and need to perform an act in order to restore them one by one. The effect could wear off after a few hours to a few days if the player is concerned about their character not having the motivation or knowledge to fix it, but still wish to play around with it. It could be anything from the basic five senses to sense of pain, morals, fashion, direction, danger, self-worth, self-preservation, loyalty, humor, coordination, reticence, precaution, dignity, muscle tension, equilibrioception, proprioception, and the list goes on! I suggest having it be opt-in and hitting characters at random with no rhyme or reason. That way those who want to play with it can, and those who wish to opt out don't need to jump through hoops to avoid it.
Timing: Runs for maybe a week or so. For timing, wherever you can fit it in!
Resolution: In order to make it less of an Annoyance of the Week thing that will simply pass, perhaps give characters a goal that they can work together in order to bring to a stop. The level of participation can result in somewhat different outcomes and maybe prizes for characters that put in extra effort.
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