Editing Guide to Traumas (section)

==Severe==
Severe Traumas require at least 100 brain damage before appearing, making them hard to get randomly. They are ''severely'' debilitating, and can range from mutism to complete paralysis.

They are usually have the [[#Severe_Prefix|Severe Prefix]] which means they can be cured with [[Surgery#Brain_Surgery|brain surgery]]. Some have the meaner [[#Deep-rooted_Prefix|Deep-rooted Prefix]], which requires [[Surgery#Lobotomy|lobotomy]]. Some can be cured with a virus with the [[Virus#Symptoms_Table|mind restoration symptom]] or [[Nanites#Healing_Programs|neural reimaging nanites]].

{| class="wikitable" style="background-color:#a4d1db" 
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! Name || Effect || Warning Message || Scan Message
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| Mutism || The patient no longer knows how to speak. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You forget how to speak!'' || extensive damage to the brain's language center
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| Cerebral Blindness || The patient's brain is no longer connected to their eyes, making them blind. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You can't see!'' || extensive damage to the brain's occipital lobe
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| Paralysis || The patient suffers from paralysis in one or multiple limbs, making them unusable until cured. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You can't feel your [limb] anymore!'' || cerebral paralysis
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| Narcolepsy || The patient often feels drowsy, and will randomly fall asleep. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You have a constant feeling of drowsiness...'' || traumatic narcolepsy
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| Monophobia || The patient will become increasingly stressed when not in company of others, triggering panic reactions ranging from sickness to heart attacks. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You feel really lonely...'' || monophobia
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| Discoordination || The patient is unable to use complex tools or machinery. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You can barely control your hands!'' || extreme discoordination
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| Split Personality || The patient gains a second personality, which will randomly take over their body. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You feel like your mind was split in two.'' || complete lobe separation
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| Traumatic Non-Violence || The patient gains a compulsion not to hurt anybody. || style="color:#000099" | You feel oddly peaceful. || pacific syndrome
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| Aphasia || The patient is unable to speak or understand any language. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You have trouble forming words in your head...'' || extensive damage to the brain's language center
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| Hypnotic Stupor || The patient is prone to episodes of extreme stupor that leaves them extremely suggestible. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You feel somewhat dazed.'' || oneiric feedback loop
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| Hypnosis || The patient's unconscious is completely enthralled by a word or sentence, focusing their thoughts and actions on it. Note: this trauma cannot be randomly gained, and is a result of a hypnotic influence. || style="color:#ff0000" | ''You feel a part of your mind repeating this over and over. You need to follow these words.'' || looping thought pattern
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