# Delirium
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# This table generates Willpower scores and Delirium reactions for individual humans
# per Werewolf: the Apocalypse 2nd edition
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# Table by Mac Moyer

:Start
1,Willpower: [Reaction]

:Reaction
1-20,1 -- Catatonic Fear: this individual is the hapless recipient of a large dose of ancestral memory; sight of the Garou causes the unfortunate soul to collapse into a fetal ball and whimper.
21-60,2 -- Panic: just get away!  The person moves as far away from the Garou as his feet can carry him -- gibbering, screaming, and ignoring obstacles such as plate-glass windows and 30-story drops.
61-96,3 -- Disbelief: the person refuses to accept the reality of the Garou, attributing the wolf-man to stress, neurosis, hallucinations, or the like.  "This just isn't happening, man!  I must be going insane!  (giggles hysterically)  No way, man -- you ain't real -- stay back -- stay back!"
97-126,4 -- Berserk: in blind, frenzied fear, the human takes some sort of action -- any sort of action.  She might run down the street breaking windows, or might actually leap upon the Garou, tearing with her fingernails at "the monster."
127-152,5 -- Terror: very afraid -- not quite so bad as total panic, but the human will run screaming from the Garou.  He will still act rationally -- the human will stop to get in a car if he has one, lock doors behind him, and so on.
153-172,6 -- Conciliatory: the person, though doing her best to remain calm and placate the beast, is on the verge of collapse: "Okay, okay, I -- I'll do whatever you say, just don't hurt me, please!"  She will try to do anything she possibly can to avoid getting hurt.
173-186,7 -- Controlled Fear: maybe this person was in 'Nam or was a cop in the projects.  She will keep a calm demeanor (although she is still terrified) and react in a rational manner, fighting or fleeing as appropriate.
187-196,8 -- Curiosity: this individual might be the stereotypical absent-minded researcher, or just a loon who thinks the Garou is Bigfoot's love child via Elvis' clone, but in any event he will be fascinated rather than frightened, even going so far as to study the Garou (at a safe distance).  This sort is often the most likely to rationalize things later on.
197-199,9 -- Bloodlust: perhaps this gentleman's great-great-many-times-removed-grandfather was a tribal chieftan who actually killed a Crinos in the distant past.  Regardless, his reaction is anger rather than fear: "Ain't never met no critter as couldn't be brung down by me an' Miss Kitty here (strokes Remington affectionately).  I aim to get me one'a them there skins in fronta my fireplace -- real men ain't scared'a no damn pit bull."
200,10 -- No Reaction/Blase: this person either has nerves of steel or a brain of Jell-O.  For whatever bizarre reason, this individual displays no reaction to the Garou's appearance whatsoever.  If spoken to, she responds, politely and casually.  Why?