Paranoia

Paranoids believe that they are the targets of some heinous . (and totally imaginary) plot. The referee should assign a specific group or organization that the character believes is after him, based upon the situation which caused the dis- order and the character's history (this can be a real organization, or one made up solely for this purpose). Paranoid characters will develop an unreasoning fear of "them" and will do anything to ensure their own safety, often going to great lengths to achieve this. Paranoid characters will often construct ludicrously complex explanations to fit ordinary events into their world view. Paranoia requires twice as much psychiatric attention (time spent counseling the patient) as normal.