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==Background== Horror Ranks have been seen to be gained in response to two main triggers. The first is when the person in question commits an act that they consider to be utterly abhorrent, such as cannibalism.<ref name=":0" /> The second is when a person undergoes a torment so terrible that it shatters their mind and their identity.<ref name=":1">[https://wanderinginn.com/2021/07/20/interlude-pisces-revised/ Interlude - Pisces (Revised)]</ref> It is also likely that Horror Ranks can be gained in other ways, such as by having one's body transformed into a monstrous shape.<ref name=":1" /> Essentially, Horror Ranks mean that when someone considers themself a monster, they become so. When a condition is triggered, the individual in question will gain a relevant Horror Rank, as well as associated [[Conditions]], [[Aspects]] and/or [[Skills]]. Should conditions continue to be met, the individual's Horror Rank will increase in level just as classes do, each level granting new [[Conditions]], [[Aspects]] and/or [[Skills]]. Notably, Horror Ranks seem to operate on a much smaller range of levels (the highest ever observed was Rank 3), and increase in power much more quickly. Horror Ranks degrade one's [[Classes|Classes Levels]], and can result in the loss of Skills granted by lost levels.<ref name=":0">[https://wanderinginn.com/2017/09/27/3-17-t/ Chapter 3.17 T]</ref> Ranks can also be lost, restoring the Horror to their former person, and returning their levels.
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