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Charles Bonnet Syndrome

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**Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS)** is a condition that causes vivid hallucinations in individuals who suddenly lose all or part of their vision. It doesn't affect individuals who are born with vision problems. The hallucinations associated with Charles Bonnet syndrome are caused by failing eyesight, not by a mental health problem or dementia. Individuals with Charles Bonnet syndrome are usually aware that the visions aren't real, even if they're vivid.

### Charles Bonnet

Charles Bonnet was an eighteenth century Swiss lawyer and philosopher who studied natural science as a hobby. He first described the visual hallucinations of his grandfather, who did not have dementia or a mental illness. His grandfather has lost his vision due to cataracts and were of individuals, birds, carriages, buildings and tapestries.

## Signs & Symptoms

The main symptoms of CBS are visual hallucinations, often shortly after waking up. They might happen on a weekly or daily basis and can last for a few minutes to several hours.

The content of these hallucinations also varies from individual to individual, but they may include:

* Geometric shapes.
* Individuals.
* Costumed individuals from prior eras.
* Animals.
* Insects.
* Landscapes.
* Buildings.
* Fantasy-related images, such as dragons.
* Repeated patterns, such as grids and lines.

Individuals reported having hallucinations in both black and white as well as color. They may also be still or involve movement.

## Causes

CBS occurs after losing eyesight or having visual impairments due to surgery complications or an underlying condition, such as:

* Macular degeneration.
* Cataracts.
* Severe myopia.
* Retinitis pigmentosa.
* Glaucoma.
* Diabetic retinopathy.
* Optic neuritis.
* Retinal vein occlusion.
* Central retinal artery occlusion.
* Occipital stroke.
* Temporal arteritis.

Researchers aren't sure about why this happens, but there are several theories. The main theory suggests that CBS works similarly to phantom limb pain, which refers to still feeling pain in a limb that has been removed. Instead of feeling pain in a limb that's no longer there, individuals with CBS may still have visual sensations despite not being able to see.

## References

https://www.healthline.com/health/charles-bonnet-syndrome

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/charles-bonnet-syndrome/

https://patient.info/eye-care/visual-problems/charles-bonnet-syndrome
Neuroqueer

A neuroqueer individual is any individual whose identity, selfhood, gender performance, and/or neurocognitive style have in some way been shaped by their engagement in practices of neuroqueering, regardless of what gender, sexual orientation, or style of neurocognitive functioning they may have been born with.1 The term “neuroqueer” was recently coined by writers Nick Walker and Athena Lynn Michaels-Dillion. Walker also gives credit to author Melanie Yergeau for taking the term and expanding on it.2

## References

1. https://stimpunks.org/glossary/neuroqueer
2. https://neuroclastic.com/an-introduction-to-neuroqueer-theory
Persistent Depressive Disorder

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**Persistent Depressive Disorder (PDD)**, also called **Dysthymia**, is a continuous, long-term form of depression. It involves a sad or dark mood for most of the day, on most days, for two years or more, or one year for children and adolescents. The depression is usually mild to moderate, rather than severe.

## Signs & Symptoms

Persistent depressive disorder symptoms usually come and go over a period of years, and their intensity can change over time. But typically, symptoms don't disappear for more than two months at a time. Major depressive episodes may occur before or during persistent depressive episodes, this is sometimes called double depression.

* Loss of interest in daily activities.
* Sadness, emptiness or feeling down.
* Hopelessness.
* Tired and lack of energy.
* Low self-esteem, self-criticism or feeling incapable.
* Trouble concentrating and trouble making decisions.
* Irritability or excessive anger.
* Decreased activity, effectiveness and productivity.
* Avoidance of social activities.
* Feelings of guilt and worries over the past.
* Poor appetite or overeating.
* Sleep problems.

Individuals who have PDD may have periods of normal mood that can last up to 2 months. As this kind of depression is mild, it may be difficult for family members or friends to notice that the individual is depressed.

## Causes

The cause of PDD is not yet fully understood, but it might be related to low levels of serotonin. PDD may get triggered by a traumatic event in life. It also runs in families.

## References

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/persistent-depressive-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20350929

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9292-persistent-depressive-disorder-pdd

https://familydoctor.org/condition/persistent-depressive-disorder/
Genital Sofrimento

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**Genital Sofrimento** is an umbrella term used to describe an individual who feels disconnect towards their genitals.

The term was coined by Cryptocrew, specifically Anamika, on May 9th, 2021.

## Genital Dysphoria

Genital dysphoria is a feeling of distress stemming from a disconnect between one's internal desire of genitals and ones actual genitals, due to their genitals not correctly representing their gender identity.

## Genital Dysmorphia

Genital dysmorphia is a feeling of distress towards ones genitals that comes from a desire for a different type of genital, or no genitals at all. This has nothing to do with their gender. This is considered a subset of body dysmorphic disorder.

## References

https://www.lgbtqia.wiki/wiki/Genital\_Sofrimento
Auditory-Tactile Synesthesia

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**Auditory-Tactile Synesthesia**, also known as **South-Touch** and **Auditory-Tactile**, is a type of synesthesia in which certain sounds trigger physical sensations in different parts of the body. They can be felt within the body or on the skin, or they can be related to procioception.

## Causes

There are individuals who have a form of synesthesia since birth. For those born with auditory-tactile synesthesia, the experience is automatic, involuntary, and consistently unique to the individual.

Acquired auditory-tactile synesthesia usually occurs as a result of some sort of neurological damage to the brain, especially the thalamus, although sensory deprivation and hallucinogenic or psychedelic drug usage can also induce it. In this instance, auditory-tactile synesthesia typically results in unpleasant and intense tingling sensations.

## Related Forms of Synesthesia

### Mirror Speech Synesthesia

Mirror Speech Synesthesia is a type of synesthesia experienced when an individual hears another speak. They get the feeling that their own mouth, throat, and stomach are moving as if they were the ones producing the same sounds. This type also has a certain similarity with mirror touch synesthesia.

### Auditory-Motor Synesthesia

Auditory-Motor Synesthesia consists of involuntary body movements triggered by sound. Many with auditory-tactile synesthesia also experience this.

### Sound-Texture Synesthesia

Sound-Texture Synesthesia is a form of synesthesia in which hearing different sounds produces a perception of textures.

## References

https://www.thesynesthesiatree.com/2021/02/auditory-tactile-synesthesia.html

https://psychologic.science/senses/perception/24.html
Phoneme-Color Synesthesia

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**Phoneme-Color Synesthesia** is when an individual associates the different letters within a word to a specific color based on the sound of the letter. It is similar to grapheme-color synesthesia, except that someone with grapheme-color synesthesia would see the letter c in the words *call* or *cell* as the same color, but someone with phoneme-color synesthesia would see them as different colors because the c is pronounced differently. The opposite would be the case with *sight* and *cite*, as they are pronounced the same.

## References

https://www.thesynesthesiatree.com/2021/03/phoneme-colour-synesthesia.html
Capitol Crawl

The “Capitol Crawl” protest for disability rights on March 12, 1990, was a critical event leading to the passage of the ADA. Over 1,000 people marched from the White House to the U.S. Capitol to demand that Congress pass the Americans with Disabilities Act, or ADA. When they got there, about 60 of them cast aside their wheelchairs and other mobility aids and crawled up the Capitol steps.

The crawl was later recognized a physical demonstration of how inaccessible architecture impacts people with disabilities. It also highlighted the urgency behind the need to pass the ADA, which President George H.W. Bush signed into law on July 26, 1990. Because of the actions of the Capitol Crawl protest, it has also supported and inspired thousands of neurodivergents and other individuals with cerebral palsy and other physical disabilities.

Acclording to research, the volunteers climbing did so because of protest for more accessible paths (e.g. ramps, handicap bathrooms, etc.) and equality for disabled persons.

## Famous Individuals involved in the Capitol Crawl

### Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins

The most recognized involved individual of the Capitol Crawl, Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins, is known for her contribution in the Crawl. She was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at a young age and began protesting for disabled rights a few years after that. Keelan-Chaffins stated that she was only around 8 years old when she participated in the climb, and also mentioned that it was around 80 degrees Fahrenheit, or 26.6 degrees Celcius, when she made the climb.

### President George H.W. Bush

Due to the event of the Capitol Crawl, former American President George H.W. Bush (presidency; 1989-1993), on July 26 of 1990, he signed a law for disabled persons and added more accessible paths to multiple places across the country, and even spread a wide majority of accessible paths, buildings, etc., especially in the state of Washington, which is currently recognized as the most accessible state in USA, and Washington D.C is recognized as the most accessible city in the States.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.history.com/news/americans-with-disabilities-act-1990-capitol-crawl
2. ↑ https://millercenter.org/president/george-h-w-bush/key-events
3. ↑ https://disabledparking.com/disabled-parking-blog/best-wheelchair-friendly-states-us/
4. ↑ https://wheelchairtravel.org/united-states-canada/#:~:text=Washington%2C%20D.C.,great%20example%20for%20the%20world.
Sorcerer

**Sorcerers** are a special breed of humans born with aura. Their physiology being powered by the magical energy which is a variant of universal life-energy users can learn to harness their own inner power to allow for extraordinary abilities bound to chi itself mostly due their aura being channeled through the physical body.

## Ranking

In order to both evaluate and manage Sorcerers, their traits are determined and placed among the most appropriate spots among their hierarchical system to maintain balance. As such, things such as their ranks and attributes are fixed and rarely changes unless the situation called for it. The ranks are determined from six attributes:

* **Rank A**
* **Rank B**
* **Rank C**
* **Rank D**
* **Rank E**
* **Rank F** \_ They are the lowest level of Sorcerers and also the ones that display the most difference in power. Although considered the lowest rank, their are still those that rise up and challenge even those of higher ranks.
Phencyclidine Use Disorder

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**Phencyclidine (PCP) Use Disorder** is a substance use disorder characterized by a problematic pattern of PCP or PCP-like substances leading to clinically significant impairment or distress. Unlike most other substance use disorders, hallucinogens do not have a withdrawal syndrome.

Phencyclidines are commonly known as PCP or Angel Dust, PCP-like substances include ketamine, cyclohexamine, and dizocilpine. These substances are commonly smoked or used orally, but can also be snorted or injected.

## Signs & Symptoms

### Short Term Effects

The short term effects of PCP are typically dose dependent.

A low to moderate dosage can have the effects of:

* Changes in sensory perceptions
* Feelings of detachment from oneself and the environment
* Feeling disoriented and confused
* Hallucinations
* Increased heart rate, breathing, body temperature, and blood pressure
* Face redness and sweating
* Dizziness, nausea, vomiting
* Numbness in the hands and feet
* Loss of coordination
* Difficulty moving

A higher dosage can result in an overdose as well as various other short-term effects that include:

* Psychotic symptoms, such as hallucinations, delusions, and disordered thoughts.
* Fear, panic, anxiety, paranoia, exaggerated strength, aggression, and feelings of invulnerability
* Violent behaviors
* Dangerous changes in blood pressure, heart rate, body temperature, and breathing
* Quick up and down eye movements
* Severe muscle spasms
* Seizures
* Coma
* Death

### Long Term Effects

The long-term effects of PCP, which may persist for more than a year after PCP use stops, include:

* Anxiety
* Social withdrawal
* Speech difficulties
* Memory loss
* Depression
* Suicidal thoughts

### Withdrawal

PCP withdrawal symptoms include:

* Cravings for PCP
* Headaches
* Sweating
* Increased appetitie
* Depression
* Excessive sleep

## Treatment

There currently no medicine that can help reduce the use of PCP by blocking its effects.

Treatment programs use counseling. If one has severe withdrawal symptoms, they may need to stay at a live-in treatment program. Medicines may be used to treat withdrawal symptoms.

## References

https://www.verywellmind.com/phencyclidine-use-disorder-diagnosis-of-pcp-addiction-4140630

https://www.psychdb.com/addictions/hallucinogens/1-pcp-use-disorder

https://medlineplus.gov/ency/patientinstructions/000797.htm

https://www.addictioncenter.com/drugs/hallucinogens/pcp-phencyclidine/
Mystic Arts

The **Mystic Arts** is a specialized system of techniques based around aura, a form of spiritual force that exists as an invisible etheric phenomenon produced by and surrounding a person or object. These arts tend to be particularly personal as they often involve the user controlling their own aura. Through an understanding of the nature of this specialized essence, one can manifest various supernatural abilities ranging from combat skill to physical enhancement to supportive manifestations like healing.

## Techniques

* **Aura Strike**
* **Barrier**
* **Breath Of Life**
* **Energy Ball**
* **Float**
* **Heal**
* **Magic Beam**
* **Power Boost**
* **Spirit Clone**
* **Telekinesis**
Telekinesis

**Telekinesis** is a technique which allows the user to manipulate matter using energy. Users can use telekinetic abilities through physical contact rather than remotely, allowing them to manipulate anything through tactile interactions. Users' body is considered "object," so they can telekinetically control themselves. They can move their own body regardless of its current state, create a force field to protect themselves from gunfire, explosions, etc., increase their condition. The user can telekinetically push themselves through the air to achieve flight. The user has excellent interactions with their own body, able to resist manipulation from most external sources.
Retrograde Amnesia

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**Retrograde Amnesia** affects memories that were formed before the onset of amnesia. **Focal Amnesia** is used when there are no symptoms of anterograde amnesia.

## Signs & Symptoms

Retrograde amnesia is usually temporally graded, which means that most recent memories are affected first and oldest memories are usually spared. The extent of retrograde can vary significantly. Some individuals may lose memories from the year or two prior to having the injury or disease. Other individuals may lose decades of memories.

Even when individuals lose decades, they typically hang on to memories from childhood and adolescence.

Symptoms include:

* Not remembering the things that happened before the onset of amnesia.
* Forgetting names, individuals, faces, places, facts, and general knowledge from before the onset of amnesia.
* Remembering skills like riding a bike, playing the piano, and driving a car.
* Retaining older memories, especially from childhood and adolescence.

Someone with this condition may or may not be able to make new memories and learn new skills.

## Causes

Retrograde amnesia can result from damage to different parts of the brain responsible for controlling emotions and memories.

There are several conditions that can cause retrograde amnesia. These include:

* Traumatic brain injury.
* Thiamine deficiency, typically caused by alcohol misuse or serious malnutrition.
* Encephalitis, inflammation in the brain caused by a viral infection.
* Alzheimer's disease and other degenerative dementias.
* Stoke.
* Seizures.
* Cardiac arrest.

## Types of Retrograde Amnesia

Depending on the circumstances, there are subtypes of amnesia that can be categorized as retrograde amnesia.

### Dissociative Amnesia

Dissociative Amnesia is a type of dissociation disorder that affects an individuals awareness and perception of self. Those with dissociative amnesia may suffer from memory loss in certain areas of life, but an individual may not remember their name, family members, or entire parts of their life. In some cases, an individual may create a new personal identity.

### Post-Traumatic Amnesia

Post-Traumatic Amnesia results from brain injury such as stroke, coma or head trauma. Those with this type may not remember the event that caused their amnesia. It may leave them disoriented in relation to time, place, and who they are.

### Infantile Amnesia

Infantile Amnesia is the inability to remember ones first few years of life as a baby or a toddler.

### Transient Global Amnesia

Transient Global Amnesia is sudden and temporary memory loss that only lasts from one to 10 hours. Individuals who experience this type of amnesia typically know who they and their family members are, but they may not know where they are or what they are doing.

## References

https://www.healthline.com/health/retrograde-amnesia

https://www.verywellhealth.com/retrograde-amnesia-overview-and-more-5207577
Aura

**Aura** is a form of spiritual energy that exists an invisible phenomenon produced by and surrounding a person or object. However, this power deals with the strength of their spiritual essence instead of the entire universe. Aura is the energy formed from one's achievement of spiritual power through extreme mental focus and strong emotions. Users of this power can increase their natural abilities, attract and repel another person's aura, sense the aura, and project it. Different types of aura are located in various parts of the physical body, such as the forehead, spine, throat, heart, and stomach.

## Capabilities Of Aura

The people who are capable of using aura are known as *Sorcerers*.

* The user has the ability to sense the presence of auras.
* The user can use their aura for flight and direction control.
* The user can create weapons and other materials made of aura.
* The user can channel their aura to increase their physical aspects.
* The user can duplicate themselves by using their aura.
* The user can use their aura to manipulate matter.
* The user can generate a healing aura.
* In a meditative state, the user can mentally communicate with others.
Power Boost

**Power Boost** is a technique which allows the user to channel their aura to increase their physical aspects. The user can enhance the physical abilities of themselves or others so that they can achieve feats requiring an absurd amount of physical power effortlessly such as using the air pressure from a punch to change the weather without losing any control of their body, and even being able to reach an overall level of physical power that is far beyond their natural limits.
Olfactory Reference Syndrome

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**Olfactory Reference Syndrome (ORS)**, also known as **Olfactory Reference Disorder**, is characterized by the belief that one emits an unpleasant odor. This results in significant distress and is often accompanied by repetitive behaviors such as frequent showering in an attempt to camouflage the perceived odor.

## Signs & Symptoms

Individuals with ORS perform excessive repetitive behaviors in response to the distress of their perceived body odor. These behaviors are usually difficult to resist and control. Common excessive behaviors include:

* Smelling one's self.
* Showing to get rid of perceived odor.
* Changing clothes so the perceived odor doesn't make the clothes smell bad.
* Seeking reassurance about body odor.
* Brushing teeth to minimize perceived bad breath.
* Laundering clothes to get rid of perceived odor.
* Comparing one's body odor to others'.

Other common symptoms of ORS include:

* Camouflaging the perceived odor.
* Embarrassment and shame.
* A belief that others take special notice of the individual in a negative way because of how they smell.
* Social anxiety and social avoidance.
* Low self-esteem.
* Anxiety and depressed mood.
* Use of alcohol or drugs to cope with ORS symptoms.
* Suicidal thinking and behavior.

## Causes

The cause of ORS isn't known. It's likely results from a complex combination of genetic factors as well as life experiences and sociocultural factors.

## References

Thomas, Eileen, et al. “Sniffing out Olfactory Reference Syndrome.” *South African Journal of Psychiatry*, vol. 23, 31 Jan. 2017, 10.4102/sajpsychiatry.v23.1016.

https://www.katharinephillipsmd.com/ors.html
Noriyuki Utsugi

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## Personal Status

### Relatives

Keiichi Utsugi (father)Unnamed motherUnnamed Older brotherRangiri Utsugi (grandfather)Satoka Utsugi (sister)

*An organizational leader who holds the rank of archbishop. He has a polite and mild-mannered demeanor. However, his words and actions are clearly tinged with madness.*

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Magic Beam

**Magic Beam** is a technique which allows the user to emit beams of energy. The user can project concentrated beams of energy for a potentially devastating amount of damage. The result of the beam could be concussive, dispersive or explosive, and depending on what the beam is composed of, it can possess a variety of abilities.
Night Eating Syndrome

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**Night Eating Syndrome (NES)** is an eating disorder that occurs with frequent sleep interruptions. Individuals with NES feel as though they won't be able to go back to sleep without eating. It is considered an other specified feeding or eating disorder.

This is different from sleep-related eating disorder, as sleep-related eating disorder is when someone eats while they are asleep, they do not wake up to eat.

## Signs & Symptoms

* Habitually eating at least 25% of daily calories after dinner.
* Waking up during the night to eat, at least twice a week.
* Being consciously aware of night eating episodes and being able to recall them afterwards.
* Skipping breakfast or feeling reluctance to eat in the morning, at least four times per week.
* Cravings for foods after dinner or during the night.
* Trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, at least four nights per week.
* The belief that eating is necessary to fall asleep.
* Depressed mood, particularly at night.
* Experiencing distress or negative effects on daily functioning due to night eating episodes.

## Causes

The exact causes of NES aren't exactly known, but it is believed to result from several factors, including:

* Circadian rhythm disorders, when ones internal clock doesn't work like it should.
* Genes.
* Mental health.
* Other disorders.
* Daytime dieting.

Night eating syndrome most commonly occurs in individuals with:

* Other eating disorders, such as binge eating disorder or bulimia.
* Mood disorders, such as depression or seasonal affective disorder.
* Insomnia.
* Anxiety.
* Low self-esteem.
* Psychiatric disorders.
* Antipsychotic drug use.
* Smoking.
* Type 2 diabetes.
* Sleep apnea.
* Restless leg syndrome.
* Substance use disorder.

## References

https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/21731-night-eating-syndrome-nes

https://www.waldeneatingdisorders.com/popular-searches/night-eating-syndrome/

https://www.sleepfoundation.org/nutrition/night-eating-syndrome
Functional Neurological Disoder

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**Conversion Disorder** or **Functional Movement Disorder** or **Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)** is a disorder in which an individual experiences blindness, paralysis, or other symptoms affecting the nervous system that cannot be explained solely by physical illness or injury.

## Signs & Symptoms

Symptoms usually begin after a period of emotional/physical distress or psychological conflict.

Those with FND can express a wide range and combinations of symptoms that are physical, sensory, and/or cognitive.

* Functional limb weakness/paralysis.
* Functional movement disorders; including tremors, spasms, jerky movements, and problems walking.
* Function speech symptoms; including whispering speech and slurred or stuttering speech.
* Functional sensory disturbance including altered sensation; numbness, tingling or pain in the face, torso, or limbs. This often occurs on one side of the body.
* Functional visual symptoms; including loss of vision or double vision.
* Episodes of altered awareness.
* Non-epileptic seizures, blackouts and faints.

## Causes

The exact cause of FND is unknown, ongoing research is starting to provide suggestions of how and why it develops. Conversion disorder is thought to be caused by the body's reaction to a stressful physical or emotional event, but that is not always the case.

## References

https://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/diseases/6191/conversion-disorder

https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/fnd/

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/conversion-disorder/symptoms-causes/syc-20355197
Stimulant Use Disorder

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**Stimulant Use Disorder** captures a range of problems associated with the use of a wide variety of stimulant drugs.

Stimulant drugs include meth, cocaine and amphetamines, but stimulant use disorder does not include caffeine or nicotine. Stimulant drugs can be prescribed, such as Ritalin or other medications for ADHD or medications for narcolepsy. MDMA is also considered a stimulant as well as an hallucinogen drug.

## Signs & Symptoms

Misuse of stimulants can cause users to experience the following side effects:

* Elevated heart rate.
* Dilated pupils.
* Increased blood pressure.
* Sweating or chills.
* Nausea or vomiting.
* Chest pain.

Stimulant misuse can lead to:

* Heart attack.
* Stroke.
* Severe weight loss or dental problems.
* Violent behavior.
* Psychosis.
* Paranoia, anxiety and confusion.
* Loss of productivity.
* Overdose.
* Death.

### Diagnosis

The diagnosis of stimulant use disorder can be given to someone who experiences at least two of the following problems within a 12 month period:

* Taking more stimulants than intended.
* Unsuccessful in trying to cut down or control use of stimulants, despite wanting to.
* Spending excessive amounts of time on activities surrounding stimulant use.
* Urges and cravings for stimulants.
* Failing in obligations of home, school or work.
* Continuing to use stimulants, even though it has lead to relationship or social problems.
* Giving up or reducing important recreational, social, or work-related activities because of using stimulants.
* Using stimulants in a way that harms the body.
* Continuing to use stimulants even while knowing that it is causing or worsening physical psychological problems.
* Tolerance to stimulants.
* Withdrawal symptoms when one stops taking them.

## References

https://www.verywellmind.com/stimulant-use-disorder-speed-meth-or-cocaine-addiction-21987

https://www.mentalhealth.va.gov/substance-use/stimulants.asp

https://www.yalemedicine.org/conditions/stimulant-abuse
Grapheme-Shape/Color/Texture/Image

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**Grapheme-Shape/Color/Texture/Image** is a form of synesthesia that is similar to grapheme-color synesthesia, but also includes perceptions of weight, size, consistency or texture, or even a complete image. The perceptions for each letter or number are consistent and tend not to vary throughout the individual's life.

## References

https://www.thesynesthesiatree.com/2021/03/grapheme-shapetexturecolourimage.html
Heal

**Heal** is a technique that allows the user to project an aura of healing and mending energies.

## Capabilities

User can project an aura of healing and mending energies, focusing the energies they emit from themselves and those effected have their physical wounds healed. They can even cause at a greater extent can cure infectious diseases and poisons, can heal one's mental state and/or even heal one's soul.

## Limitations

* May be constantly active.
* This may effect enemies as well as allies and turn into an disadvantage for the user.
* The user may only use one of the healing factors.
Creator Affiliate Program

## Phobies Creator Affiliate Prerequisites

* You must be a passionate and professional content creator who actively engages with the community.
* You have active and engaging social media platform/s with at least 50% Phobies related content.
* You’re an active community member with a positive attitude and don’t feed on toxicity.
* You have Phobies game account or accounts with good standing.
* Your content must be compliant with the platform’s (Twitch, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok) Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.
* Your content must not violate Smoking Gun Interactive’s Terms of Service and Community Guidelines.
* You must be capable of accepting the Content Creator Affiliate Agreement and must comply with the Community Guidelines.

## Benefits

* Exclusive Phobies swag
* Giveaway in-game currency for your community events and/or contests
* Content Creator role in our official Discord Server and will have access to the Content Creator channel in order to communicate directly with the SGI Team
* Monthly Coffee Beans compensation (depending on how active you are)
* Chance to be featured on our Social Media platforms
* Creator asset pack
* Support for content projects
* Early access to select upcoming releases including high-resolution images

## Frequently Asked Questions

#### **How can I become a part of the Phobies Creator Affiliate Program?**

Simply sign-up by filling out the application form. The SGI Community Team will review your application and check out your content. We’ll reach back to you via email if you qualify.

#### **How long will it take to hear back from the Community Team regarding my application?**

It could take some time for the team to review your application, therefore if you qualify our team will contact you within 14 working days from the day you sent your application.

#### **How can my content be featured on the official Phobie social media platforms?**

Share the link to your content with our SGI Community Team. The content that will be featured is up to the Community Team’s discretion.

#### **How can I become eligible for the giveaway in-game currency?**

You must submit your event or contest plan to our Senior Community Manager, NekoRei, and discuss how you plan to use the giveaway in-game currency. You can reach her on Discord DM.

**Want to join? Apply here. Here!**

Source: https://forums.phobies.com/t/creator-affiliate-program/
Update 1.5.1

## **Content**

### **Audio**

* By popular demand, players can now adjust the volume of Lippy’s voice independent of SFX and music.
* Find the new Voice **volume slider** in the **Options** menu.

### **Challenges**

* Players can now select **‘Next’** after completing a Challenge.
* This will allow players to play the next Challenge without returning to the main Challenges list.

### **Localization**

* **Brazilian Portuguese** has been added to the game for **in-game text**.
* Please note that **in-game audio** remains **English-only**.

### **Rewarded Videos**

* A **Video Ad Jack** has been added to the Jacks screen.
* These Jacks will appear after a player opens their timed free Jack.
* Players will have the option to watch an ad in order to open this Jack and receive additional rewards.
* This optional Jack will be available until a player’s next free Jack appears.

### **Offering (iOS and Android Only)**

* An offer wall is available via the Coffee section of the in-game Store.
* Players can complete objectives in other games and apps to earn Coffee for use in Phobies.
* Select **“Free Coffee”** to explore and participate in offers!

### **Card Description**

* **Sasquatch** - Updated the card text for the Invisibility ability to more accurately convey the ability’s effect.

### **Balancing**

* Beauty
	+ 2000 HP → 1800 HP (-200)
	+ 450 ATK → 425 ATK (-25)
* Russell
	+ 1400 HP → 1600 HP (+200)
	+ 450 ATK → 500 ATK (+50)
* Smiley
	+ 1600 HP → 1800 HP (+200)
* Bad Sushi
	+ 1400 HP → 1600 HP (+200)
* Charon
	+ 300 ATK → 325 ATK (+25)

## **Bug Fixes**

### **General**

* Fixed an issue in which the game turn timer was mistakenly capping at 99 turns.

### **Account**

* Fixed an issue in which game notifications were no longer being sent if a player reinstalled the game and used a previous account.

### **Localization**

* Fixed an issue that caused ‘Next’ and ‘Retry’ buttons to appear blank when playing in non-English languages.
* Fixed an issue that caused the email mismatch error messaging to appear in English-only when playing in non-English languages during email binding.

### **Phobies**

* Boomer’s card text has been updated to accurately reflect that it has no attack.

### **Stability**

* Fixed assorted game crash causes related to game AI.
* Fixed assorted game crashes related to account switching.
* Introduced improvements to help server stability.
Leagues

Leagues are groupings of players with different tiers of **Player Rating Score**. There are 6 major Leagues, each consisting of 3 sub-Leagues.

## **How Does It Work**

Every player starts at **Heebie Jeebies**, the lowest league, and work their way up from there. Players ascend to higher leagues by winning ranked games, which increases their rating scores. Losing ranked games typically causes you to lose rating scores.

Players gain more rating in the lower leagues and gradually start receiving lesser and lesser points per win as they ascend to higher Leagues. After a player reaches the **Primals** league, their rating gain per win is visibly decreased. However, the **Player Rating Score** decrement per loss is more or less the same in all leagues.

If your player rating score increases and reaches the **promotion threshold** of a higher league, you get promoted to that league.

If your player rating score decreases and reaches the **demotion threshold** of a lower league, you get demoted to that league. However, if you reach the **demotion threshold** of a lower league, you will only drop after losing 50 extra points in order to prevent immediate disqualification from a league.

There are separate **Player Rating Scores** and leaderboards for the 2 matchmaking game modes, **Async** and **Arena**. The higher player rating score in the 2 matchmaking game modes determines the League you are in.

The amount of player rating score earned or lost is impacted by your current League, the rating difference between you and your opponent, and whether you’re on a winning streak.

## **Rewards**

You will be rewarded differently for staying at certain Leagues.

### Weekly

• You earn weekly rewards at the end of each week, based on the League you are in, and the number of ranked games you have completed within that week.

• The higher League you are in and the more games completed, the better rewards you will get.

### Monthly/Season

• You earn Season rewards at the end of each season, which is every **4** calendar weeks, based on the League you are in, and the number of ranked games you have completed within the season.

• The higher League you are in and the more games completed, the better rewards you will get.
Update 1.3.1

## **Improvements**

### **Balancing**

* In order to address some balancing issues, we’ve adjusted the number of duplicate cards that we award in all card packs.
* Duplicate quantities are based on card rarity to ensure more balanced upgrade levels across the board.

## **Bug Fixes**

### **Network**

* Fixed a server error that could be caused by the server calling details from a finished game.
* Fixed a network error that could occur when dismissing the Bind Email pop-up during the tutorial.
* Fixed a server error that could occur when attacking enemy hearts or killing an opponent’s final Phobie.

### **Tutorial**

* Fixed an issue that could cause players to get stuck in a loop after entering an alias if their network connection was lost at a specific point.

### **Quests**

* Fixed an issue that could block account progress if quest rewards were displayed at login.

### **General**

* Fixed a visual issue where an opposing player’s avatar could turn pink and battle logs could disappear when battle logs were viewed.
* Fixed an issue that caused incorrect stats to show for opponent Phobies when their cards were tapped during gameplay.
* Fixed an issue that was causing a “not enough keys” message to appear when tapping an opponent’s keyhole.
* Fixed an incorrect time format that was appearing when less that 2 minutes were remaining until a Jacks reset.
Guide:Gamemodes

## **Ranked Modes**

You will be matched with a random opponent of a similar skill level. Every win and loss of a ranked game affects your rating score in that mode.
There are 2 ranked game modes:

 Async – Players respond to opponents’ turns asynchronously before their response time expires.

 Arena – Both players play an entire game in real-time. Each turn has a time-limit and the opponent sees moves as they’re made. Player’s turns are automatically submitted when their time runs out.

## **Practice**

You can play with an AI opponent in this game mode to polish your skills. There are several options to be selected in this mode.

* **Difficulty** – The AI opponent will be harder to deal with when a higher difficulty is selected.
* **Map** – You can choose a specific map to start a practice game or leave it random.

There are limited chances to play Practice Mode everyday.
The chances will be reset everyday.
There’s no resources to be rewarded for winning a Practice Mode game.

## **Challenges**

Challenge Mode games are pre-designed puzzles for you to solve and earn rewards for the first completion.

* Each puzzle has one solution only. You’ll need to find out that exact solution to solve it.
* You may need to take several actions in a sequence to complete the solution.
* You need to unlock the Challenges sequentially.

## **Frenemy**

Frenemies is an asynchronous game mode between players that have decided to become frenemies.

* Frenemy games expire if one player fails to respond to the opponent’s last turn after certain days.
* There are no rewards for completing Frenemy Mode games.
* In Frenemy mode, players can choose which map to play on.
Referral System

Go to the *in-game* options screen*.*

Scroll down to ‘***Refer a Friend***’ to learn more.

Now go to ‘***Options***’ and scroll down.

### **Invite a Friend**

In this tab you will be able to see the rewards that your friend will get and the ones that you will get when your friend reaches the required stress levels.

If you click on ***invite***, a tab will appear with your code so you can share it with your friends.

### **Redeem a Referral**

###

### **Notes**

* You can refer up to 5 players.
* You can only be referred once.
* To be able to redeem a referral code, you must be less than level 10.
* The player who redeemed the code will receive the 100 coffee beans reward and not the referrer.

Source: https://forums.phobies.com/t/game-help-refer-a-friend-get-rewards/815
Update 1.5.3

## **Content**

### **12 Days of Christmas**

* In the spirit of the season of giving, players can log in and receive a special daily gift from Vendy!
* Daily gifts begin on **December 14, 2022,** and will continue up until Christmas Day.
* Be sure to check in with **Vendy** every day to ensure you don’t miss a gift!

### **Holiday Portraits**

* Nobody enjoys a good time quite like Jack… which is why you’ll have a chance to find a special **Electricat portrait** this December!
* Try your luck at getting this limited-time portrait while opening Jacks until **January 3, 2023**.
* Don’t feel like leaving things to chance? You can also pick up the **Holiday Brony or Holiday Jeeves portraits** in the **in-game store**.

### **Holiday Jack Odds**

* Jack’s still in a giving mood - players can expect **increased odds** for better rewards while opening Jacks throughout December!

### **Holiday Visuals**

* Vendy is decked out in his holiday best.
* Jacks are getting in on the festive fun as well.
* Enjoy the chilly weather and decorative lights on the home screen.

### **Spectator Mode**

* Have you ever longed to see one of your best Frenemies get obliterated by a top Phobies player? Have we got a gift for you!
* Players can now **watch** Frenemies Arena games by joining as spectators.
* Look for the **“eye”** icon over the More menu to find out when your friends are lined up for a battle, then follow the prompts in order to watch the game play out.

### **Video Jacks**

* A blue glow has been added to the home screen Jack box to indicate when a Video Jack is available.

### **New Maps**

* Teen Spirit
* Mount Blight
* Hold Still

## **Bug Fixes**

### **General**

* Fixed a few issues that could cause players to get incorrect end-of-game messages relative to the actual game resolution.
* Fixed an issue that caused the camera to react when an opponent placed traps during Arena games.
* Fixed an issue that was preventing the XP wallet icon from updating after a Subscription was purchased.

### **Replays**

* Fixed an issue where players where shown a “Defeat” message on battle log replays whether they won or lost the match.
* Fixed a soft lock that could occur due to memory shortages when tapping a Frenemies icon and a match replay in short succession.

### **Phobies**

* Fixed an issue where Gargles was doing more damage upon death than stated on its card.
* Fixed an issue that could cause a crash if Glob tried to digest a shielded Phobie.

### **Stability**

* Fixed a network desync that could occur if a player suspended/resumed the game for more than one minute.
* Fixed assorted potential network desync and crash causes.