Chronic Depression in Combat?

Onkl · 12-17-2010, 08:11 AM

Hi

Chronic Depression is described as hindering a character to do ANYTHING but the most basic necessities of daily life, also that the character having the chronic depression would commit suicide if it wasn't "so much trouble".

What does this mean in a combat situation... since it's no trouble at all to just stand there, waiting to get shot or sliced and diced, how would a character with this disadvantage behave in combat?

Would he have to make a control role everytime (each round?) he commits to an action?

Cheers

Onkl

12-17-2010, 08:11 AM	#1
Onkl Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Salodurum, Confoederatio Helvetica	Chronic Depression in Combat? Hi Chronic Depression is described as hindering a character to do ANYTHING but the most basic necessities of daily life, also that the character having the chronic depression would commit suicide if it wasn't "so much trouble". What does this mean in a combat situation... since it's no trouble at all to just stand there, waiting to get shot or sliced and diced, how would a character with this disadvantage behave in combat? Would he have to make a control role everytime (each round?) he commits to an action? Cheers Onkl Last edited by Onkl; 12-17-2010 at 08:12 AM. Reason: typos