The Oath-Breakers Curse

The Six welcome almost all that come before them, petitioning for power. Their generosity, and base understanding of human weakness, cause them to accept most of the many failures and faults of those that try to live up to Divine expectations. Yet there remain some, whose endeavors are completely alien from the Divine task and act as an affront to the gods themselves. Through vile deeds, they bear the wrath of their gods.
Some attempt to steal the very power of these gods, by forsaking their oaths straight away. They move, using the power for their innate selfish desires without fear of the repercussions. Others abandon their oaths when they are faced with danger or resentment. Others become disillusioned by the task at hand, and in doing so quit early. All instances are punished through the Oath-Breakers Curse. The gods will not remove the secrets of magic from these people but instead will punish them in this manner.
Although the nature of this curse follows a similar cycle to that of a severe fever, with dizziness, vomiting, and weakness of breath, there are additional punishments that are given to the heart and soul from the offended god.

Symptoms

Taragas

Confusion, severe dizziness, lack of clarity. Forgetfulness. Dissatisfied with reality, hateful, dogmatic, moody.

Alaphas

Paranoia, obsessive hoarding, desire for something unobtainable. Manipulative, self-serving. Believing themselves to be victims of unseen aggression, and often claim that their bodies are falling apart.

Indovas

Lack of motivation and self-worth. Loses empathy for others, self-destructive. Known to fall into delusions where they are one extreme to the other.

Slaaras

Seeks the Void, and the forbidden knowledge offered by dark creatures. Reclusive to an extreme measure, repulsed by anything good. Hates knowledge, and curses other people's accomplishments.

Chornas

Fearful, yet impulsive. Unable to say no, addictions become uncontrollable, and their frustrations turn into fits of hysteria. No control, and no joy in their destructive behavior.

Stargas

Uncontrollable, dangers to themselves and others. Barbaric, blood thirsty. Often believes themselves to be invincible. Extremely controlling.

Treatment

Through the petition of another cleric, or one that has sworn to the oaths, the Oath-Breaker can be healed and made right once more. Despite the sickness being a terrible thing, there are relatively few deaths caused by it.

Type

Divine

Origin

Divine

Cycle

Chronic, Acquired

Rarity

Unique