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Paranoid Obsessive Disorder (POD)

Paranoid Obsessive Disorder (POD) is a mental disorder in which the person faces extreme distress in relation to repetitive thoughts involving ideas of persecution, and may restrict their activities to avoid punishment or make exaggerated reactions to the slightest form of criticism, even if the person is not directly referenced.

At worst, the person may be convinced that everyone hates them and will isolate themselves to avoid persecution, they may react violently in reaction to human or even animal contact.

Symptoms of Diaspasia are common in those with POD, but not everyone with POD has Diaspasia.

## Symptoms

Paranoid obsessions are primarly defined by (1), (2) or (3):

1. Profound, preoccupating fear of being criticized, mocked, blamed or attacked based on one's gender, age, race, cultural background, religion or even for being human.
2. Refusal to perform a specific activity due to an excessive fear for the consequences, for example; being divinely punished for performing a certain activity.
3. Intense, profound and irrational preoccupation of being persecuted in relation to one's own values, ideas, actions, beliefs or being blamed for others' faults.
4. Intense, profound distress in reaction to the slightest form of criticism (even when not directly referenced to) resulting in a total collapse of self-esteem or emotional outbursts.
5. Extreme psychomotor agitation in reaction to distressing thoughts or events, often resulting in violent behavior or self-harm.
6. Total isolation from society and human contact in fear of being persecuted.

Delusional pessimism as defined by (1), (2) or (3):

1. Extreme, objectively serious exaggeration of disagreeable occurrences, such as literally believing waiting for minutes would actually take days.
2. Strongly believing an event will obviously result in solely negative consequences and positives cannot outweight them, or that positives alone have no value at all.
3. Excessive worrying about catastrophic events such as the end of the world or other natural disasters, serious incidents that would involve death or profound pain.

B. Symptoms impair daily occupation or interpersonal relationships
Catatextia

Catatextia is a form of behavior that purposelessly goes against rules in terms of context and adaptation, it is similar to caetextia, in which the person has difficulties adapting their behavior and perceptions to particular contexts. In both cases, the person may exhibit unusual behavior and have difficulties changing their own perception and behavior to fit other's. The difference between Catatexia and Caetextia are shown below:

**Catatexia** - Behavior that isn't appropriate to context, but the person is aware of it.

**Caetexia** - Behavior isn't appropriate to context, the person is not aware of it.

It is a symptom of Diaspasia and Debiosis.
Dyspolia

Dyspolia, also known as Intellectual Disharmony is a serious Neurodevelopmental Disorder characterized by impairments in three intellectual domains such as abstract thinking, executive functions and thought organization. There are four subtypes; Mild/Corrupled, Moderate/Dephrenic, Severe/Lunatic and Profound/Insanorium. In mild and moderate cases, symptoms are compensated through various intellectual strenghts such as socializing and practical domains.

There are several conditions associated with Dyspolia:

* such as Zimmer and Watkins Syndrome,
* Will-Hebert Syndrome
* Rohrback Syndrome
* Goodwin Syndrome
* Simmon Syndrome

## Diagnostic criterias

(conceptual)
(practical)
 Mild (Score 20-40)
Corromped
Some delusional-like beliefs are present and occupy the person’s mind.
 Moderate (Score 40-60)
Dephrenia
Delusions are more present and somewhat influences the person’s behavior.
 Severe (Score 60-80)
Lunacy
Delusions cause significant distress and greatly influence the person’s behavior.
 Profound (Score 80-100)
Insanorium
Delusions are absent due to the lack of abstract thinking necessary to understand unreal concepts.
The person refuses to interact with anyone and cannot speak.
Catacalculia

Catacalculia is a learning disorders that affects interpretation of arithmetics, which is characterized by altered, personal and inflexible interpretation of mathematical cues.

It is most oftenly seen in cases of Debiosis.

There are two types of Catacalculia:

* Integral catacalculia: abnormal, illogical interpretation of mathematical operations, such as 1 + 1 = 1.
* Complex catacalculia: illogical interpretation of mathematical operations outside of additions and substractions.
Egocracy

Egocracy is a condition of abnormal behavior and moral beliefs, it is characterized by alterations of own's personal values and rules, it is characterized by repetitive and ritualized behaviors, which may or may not involve dangerous behavior such as murder or torture.

## Symptoms

1. Extremely immoral and bizarre beliefs, which are contradictory to those pushed by society.
2. Excessive adherence to nonfunctional if not dangerous routines or rituals.
3. Highly restricted, fixated interests that are abnormal in focus, which are often centered on morbid themes.
4. Bizarre mannerisms and stereotyped movements or verbal behavior.
Royalty System

(Note: Monarchy is used in the original series, *Wings of Fire*, so it will be similar here rather than a democracy.)

The Royalty or Government system works similar to the well known Monarchy Government in the Wings of Fire Series. Although this system has some tweaks and adjustments to also fit SMP government as well.

## Rulers

Rulers are elected/picked by the citizens or Overclaws of the series. Usually reputation or power comes in handy when trying to be chosen to rule over a kingdom, especially towards the overclaws.

## In-Place/Deputies

Deputies also known as Vice President are the dragons in second-command of the rulers and are back ups of them encase they are killed or outvoted to cause less confusion.

Deputies usually have some powers of the rulers but it's not more than the ruler themselves.

This replaces the Heir/Family System usually used in the main Wings of Fire series due to the government used in the SMP.

## Overthrows/Replacements

A ruler can be overthrown or replaced by polls, murder, assassinations or by simple disappearance.

Once a ruler is overthrown, it is replaced either by the selected dragon in the polls or by the Deputy or In-Place. If there isn't any deputies, usually the dragon who's voted will take place.
Phrenolepsy

Phrenolepsy is associated with several dysfunctions due to brain malformations

Phrenolepsy is a neurodevelopmental disorder and a form of Diaspasia caused by severe malformations in birth resulting in severe psychopathological symptoms, affecting how a person thinks, behaves and perceives things.

## Symptoms

A. At least two criterions must be met, symptoms must continuously disrupt daily activities

1. At least three of the following:
	1. Poverty of movement or paralysis
	2. Difficulties doing multistep tasks
	3. Difficulties organizing thoughts and/or movements
	4. Poverty of flexible thinking, focus and behavior
	5. Trouble with problem solving
	6. Mood lability
	7. Difficulties transforming thoughts into words
2. At least three of the following:
	1. Trouble with multitasking
	2. Difficulties naming an object
	3. Trouble with reading or writing
	4. Confusing left and right
	5. Difficulties with hand-eye coordination
	6. Lack of awareness of body parts or surroundings
3. At least one of the following:
	1. Difficulties understanding speech
	2. Recurrent memory loss
	3. Decreased or increased interest in sex
4. At least one of the following:
	1. Disturbed vision
	2. Difficulties recognizing words or objects
5. At least three of the following
	1. Balance or motor problems
	2. Vertigo
	3. Sleep disturbances such as insomnia or sleep apnea
	4. Difficulties with fine movement
	5. Abnormal gait
	6. Tremors
	7. Slurred speech
	8. Trouble with rapid movements

B. Symptoms are not better explained by brain lesions or other mental disorders.
Cataholism

Cataholism is an abnormal behavioral condition present in Trementia and Catathymia, and may also happen in Debiosis. It can occur periodically or constantly.

## Symptoms

* Slowed thinking
* Increased reaction time
* Slurred speech
* Incoordination
* Unsteady gait
* Nystagmus
* Impaired formation of long-term memory
* Aggressive behavior
* Obnoxiousness
* Boastfulness
* Irritability
* Decreased empathy

At higher severity, the person may be unable to move nor speak, responses consist of moaning only.
Hebethymia

Hebethymia is a mental disorder characterized by a combination between Trementia and other symptoms unique to the condition such as regression to a younger, child-like or teenage-like state.

## Symptoms

Symptoms include regressive behavior and catathymic like symptoms, which does not include disoriented behaviors.
Negative symptoms

Negative symptoms are present in Trementia and Catathymia, they are more severe than those in psychosis.

## Symptoms

* akinesia (inability to move)
* mutism (inability to speak, responses usually consist of moans or sounds)
* astasia (inability to keep normal posture)
* abasia (inability to initiate normal gait)
* anelpis (no hope, extreme pessimism)
* asomnia (inability to sleep)
* aphagia and anorexia (refusal to eat)
* somnolence (severely decreased awareness)
* anachronia (wrongly placing events in the wrong timeline)
* akindunos (poor sense of danger)
* akinetopsia (inability to see movement)
* anhedonia (lack of pleasure)
* asociality (social isolation)
* nihilusion (not seeing things that are there)
Diaspasia

Diaspasia is a serious neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by difficulties with social interactions, repeititive behaviors and other characteristic symptoms.

## Criterias

A. Persistent impairments in social communication and social interaction across multiple contexts, as manifested by the following, currently or by history (examples are illustrative, not exhaustive, see text):

1. Impairments in social-emotional reciprocity, ranging, for example, from reduced sharing of interests, emotions and affect; to reduced give-and-take mechanism; to failure to initiate or respond to social interactions.
2. Impairments in the comprehension of nonverbal communication, ranging, for example, from deficient usage and comprehension of gestures; to delayed usage and comprehension of other nonverbal behaviors.
3. Mild or severe impairments in the comprehension of profound emotional states, and a persistent lack of empathy towards others except with a peculiar attachment figure (see B.3)
4. Mild language retardation.

B. Intense, extreme sense of insecurity and lack of sense of power, as manifested by at least three of the following:

1. Belief as if oneself was the center of the world, privileged or as if others were just no more than just mere mindless creatures, or the belief that one has special powers.
2. Insistence on rules, fixated obsession with imaginary, exaggerated versions of unwritten rules, fear of being criticized or attacked if the rule is broken (e.g., being called a “pig” if eating too much, being attacked by the police)
3. Extreme, intense if not profound attachment with a particular character or caregiver (e.g., intense fear of the character or caregiver being placed in violent, sexual or ridiculous situations or considering the character or caregiver as “too perfect” for this world to even exist).
4. The outside world and other people seem profoundly confusing, as well as dull and lacking in any sense or feeling as if one was not part of the world.

C. Symptoms must be present in the early developmental period (but may not become fully manifest until social demands exceed limited capacities or may be masked by learned strategies in later life).

D. Symptoms cause clinically significant impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of current functioning.

E. These disturbances are not better explained by intellectual disability (intellectual developmental disorder), autism spectrum disorder or global developmental delay.
Broken thinking

Disorganized cognition is not common but still strictly associated with Diaspasia and particularly Catathymia.

It is the result of misinterpretation of physical facts, confusing social cues for others and mistaking objects for other objects related to decreased concrete thinking.

It can be the result of disorganization in formed memories, often confusing memories for one another as well as confusing learned facts for one another. Which is symptomatic of Diaspasia and Trementia.

It can also be the result of entirely altered perception of the world around and how things should be interpreted, this is a better explanation when memory capacities are clearly not affected, it is symptomatic of severe Debiosis.

Example 1: Disorganized receptive communication, symptoms appear when certain communication milestones are reached (when the child is able to speak and understand what they're being said).

* “Do you like puppies?”
* *Patient: “Yes, I like puppies.”*
* “My mother has bought me a puppy”
	+ **Two hours later**
* “Do I look ugly to you?”
* *Patient: “I told you I like puppies two hours ago.” -disorganized social cognition (responding to what was said earlier instead of the previously asked question)*
* “What are you talking about? (making a confused expression)”
* *Patient: “You look so happy, I'm happy you had your puppy.” -gross misreading of facial expression*
* “*You're scaring me.”*
* *Patient: “I know you're excited, no need to spout it out through weird idioms.” - the patient misinterprets literal sentence as an idiom, which shows impaired concrete thinking and increased abstraction*

Example 2: Disorganized expressive communication

* *Patient:* “What do you think of that person?”
* “Person bad him very is he.” (He's a very bad person) -fragmented speech
* “Do you mean he's a terrible person?”
* *Patient: “Yes. Him fire me making.” (means: He makes me enraged like burning fire) -metaphoric speech, it is often used in excess in conditions such as these*
* “Do you see pink elephants as usual?”
* “*Of course me liking trains!” -inappropriate, off-topic responses to questions and poor spoken grammar, often the result of confabulation*
Fragmented memories

Fragmented memories are a symptom of Catathymia and Trementia, it is primarly characterized by confabulations, disorganized memories or amnesia. The person feels so strongly connected to their falsified memories that they will believe them to be inherently true and refuse any change in their point of view.
Catatypal Personality Disorder

Catatypal Personality Disorder is a serious personality disorder characterized by affective instability, disorientation and disinhibited behavior as well as occasional episodes of Delirium. It is in the cluster D of personality disorders (fragmented, unstable) and a milder form of Diaspasia, it shares similarities with Catathymia due to uncontrolled behavior, affective unstability and disorientation, it is more severe than Catatoid Personality Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder.

## Symptoms

A. At least five of the following must be included

1. Intense, exaggerated emotional reactions followed by a long-lasting mood state.
2. Brain fog, difficulties identifying oneself or placing oneself in time and place.
3. Strange perceptual experiences, including bodily illusions.
4. Bizarre behavior which's sole goal is for amusement (purposeless mannerisms, silliness, inappropriate laughing and joking and sudden impulsive reactions and grimacing).
5. Excessive and irrational fear of criticism, rejection or abandonnement and profound reaction to such.
6. Violent mood swings out of proportion to given situation.
7. Marked impulsivity or recklessness of behavior, often being self-damaging.
8. Catastrophic deterioration of interpersonal relationships.
9. Severe social anxiety that does not diminish with familiarity and is associated with poor self-esteem
10. Social isolation due to the profound fear of being rejected.
Perturbed thinking

Perturbed thinking is a symptom of Trementia, particularly Catathymia, it is a result of intrusive thoughts forcing the person to behave in an inappropriate, the person feels strongly connected to these thoughts despite being very alien and believe they are voluntary generated, according to the diagnostic criterias, the symptom is only characterized by severe speech disorders, Catathymic Aphasia includes typical symptoms of Aphasia as well as the ones listed below.

## Symptoms

* Jargoning - Also a symptom of aphasia, it is characterized by uncomprehensible speech.
* Glossolalia - Speaking in tongues.
* Hypologia - Single-worded, difficult to understand responses.
* Idea substitution - Substitution of an idea into a sentence.
* Hyperlogia - Purposeless rephrasing of a sentence.
* Perseveration – Persistent repetition of words or ideas even when another person attempts to change the topic.
* Automatic speech - Long-lasting, purposeless speech caused by an automatic flowing of thoughts.
* Paleologisms - Use of old-fashioned, obsolete words into sentence.
* Hyperphrenia - Extremely fast thinking, difficulties picking up words.
* Autolalia - Initiating a verbal response despite the absence of real stimuli and hallucinations.
* Difficulties understanding speech.
* Anomia - Difficulties naming objects.
* Aseira - Putting words in the wrong order.
* Neologism - Invented words.
* Agrammatism - Trouble with grammar.
* Telegraphic speech - Infantile manner of speech (eg. me like cars).
* Unaufmerksamkeit - Not aware of mistakes in one's spoken language.
* Monologia - Speaking in single words.
* Paraphasia - Substitution of a word or letter or reversal of words.
* Backspeak - Reversed speech, commonly seen in Catathymia.
* Perseveration - Same response to any question.
Detached Trementia

Detached Trementia is a serious psychological disorder which results in extreme developmental derailment and severe Trementia caused by excessive stress which usually occurs in children and teenagers but rarely in adults.

Symptoms include a combination between Trementia, developmental derailment and extreme oppositional behavior to the point of aggressiveness, self-harm or wandering away, symptoms can also deteriorate to the point of disorientation and severe agitation as well as dangerous physical symptoms that require instant medical intervention.
Personal Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Wiki

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Hysteria

Hysteria is a mental condition and a symptom characterized by severely exaggerated emotional reactions and long-lasting mood episodes that are not relapsing in cycles but rather caused by the said emotional reactions, so it should not be confused with Bipolar Disorder. Hysteria is associated with Trementia and particularly as the primary symptom of Catathymia. Mood states are said to be more severe than in Bipolar disorder, some cases were known to be severe enough to cause death or severe brain dysfunctions.

Symptoms are said to be caused by an exaggerated connection with oneself and emotions.

## Types of mood states

* An extreme feeling of joy, with less irritability than in mania
* Intense feelings of grandeur are common
* Inappropriate laughing
* Silly playing is common
* Dancing and singing are common
* Impulsive and reckless behavior common
* An extreme feeling of sadness and excessive crying, different from the blunted affect in depression
* Anguishes of persecution are common, but nothing relating to self-hatred
* Can result in suicide
 Paraphobia
* An extreme feeling of fear
* Paranoia
* Anguishes are persecutory and grandiose
* Easy startling
* Can result in murder
* Anxiety is common
* A false, extreme feeling of sickness and disgust
* Frequently accompanied by depression
* Ideas of near-death are frequent
* Mimicks symptoms of fever and may cause death
 Rage
* An extreme feeling of anger
* Anguishes are poorly systemized and based on persecution and grandiosity
* Can result in murder
* Seizures may happen
* Emotional oversensitivity
* A combination between mood states resulting in a catastrophic deterioriation
* Profound confusion and deterioration of intellectual capacities
* Inability to move or extreme agitation.
* Anguishes are fragmented and bizarre in content.
 Excitation
* Excessive feelings of anticipation or positive affect in general
* Bizarre ideas do engage a positive theme overall
* Silly affect is common
* Psychomotor agitation
* Excessive feelings of uncomfortability or negative affect in geenral
* Anguishes are random but engage a negative theme overall
* Mood lability is common
* Psychomotor agitation
Regressive behavior (Hebethymia)

Regressive behavior (or cognition) in hebethymia is the regression or evolution of cognition and personality to be stuck in a childlike or teenage state for milder cases. For example, a child may grow up and become an adult but act and "think" like a teenager.

## Symptoms

* Behavioral regression.
* Developmental or cognitive regression.
* Reduced speech efficiency.
* Reduced maturity of behavior.
* Rocking back and forth or pacing.
* Masturbation.
* Whining or picking tantrums.
* Acting out.
* Thumb-sucking.
* A positive could be that people with the condition can learn faster than others.
List of mental and behavioral disorders

* Mental disorders
	+ Diaspasia (Kuznetsov Syndrome)
	+ Depedia
	+ Trementia
	+ Catathymia
	+ Hypotypal Disorder
	+ Hypolepsy
	+ Tripolar Disorder
	+ Hebethymia
	+ Hebesis
	+ Cycloactive Disorder
	+ Phrenolepsy
	+ Catatoid Personality Disorder
	+ Catatypal Personality Disorder
	+ Rohrback Syndrome
	+ Dereism
	+ Debiosis
	+ Benzopathy
	+ Neurodegenerative Catathymic Disorder (NCD)
	+ Dysharmonic Childhood Trementia (DCT)
	+ Detached Trementia
	+ Watkins and Zimmer Syndrome
	+ Holosis
	+ Developmental Derailment Disorder (DDD)
* Behavioral abnormalities
	+ Broken thinking
	+ Catakinesia
	+ Cataholism
	+ Hyperthymia
	+ Perturbed thinking
	+ Catatextia
	+ Catacalculia
	+ Catalexia
	+ Perturbed behavior
* Medications
	+ Mood enhancers
	+ Antideliriants
Hyperabstraction

Hyperabstraction is a collection of symptoms involving misinterpretation of verbal communication and exaggeration of normal behavior, it is a primary symptom of Debiosis.

Symptoms may occur sometimes but are not constant in milder cases.

## Symptoms

* Joke-taking: The person will interpret a serious statement as a joke or sarcasm.
* Metaphoric interpretation: The person will interpret a literal claim as an idiom and find ridiculous messages behind them: "I am going to the shop" will be mistaken as "I am going to walk the dog."
* Hypermentalizing: The person will mistakenly find hidden cues, for example, they may think their interlocutor is hiding their emotions, or they may interpret false cues in conversations and gestures, without missing the real ones.
* Pathological imitation: The person will unconsciously imitate others' accent and mannerisms in a realistic manner.
* Excessive use of idioms and metaphores, difficult to understand.
Micropathy

Micropathy is the hallmark symptom of Hypotypal Disorder, it is characterized by an impairment of one or more mood types accompanied or not by impairment of emotion, the person will not feel emotions at the instant or may not feel anything at all.

## Symptoms

* **Impairment of emotion -** Inability or grossly reduced capacities to feel emotion at the instant and to react emotionally (not a mood state)
* **Impairment of mood -** Inability or grossly reduced capacities to enter in a specific mood state.
Perturbed behavior

Perturbed behavior in Trementia and primarly Catathymia is primarly characterized by a form of formal thought disorder, which affects behavior instead of speech.

In the middle of a multistage activity, the person may inappropriately switch to another activity and may or may not return to what they were doing, derailments in such behavior includes dancing, jumping, wandering and impulsive reactions, inability to inhibit emotions, self-speaking, impulsive joking and lying, impulsive silliness, pseudophilosophical brooding and obnoxiousness.

Symptoms can degenerate into a form of "possession by another spirit" and self-control being entirely lost to an "alien mind", the person may behave as if they were possessed by a demonic spirit, complications include indiscriminate mass murder, thief, burning things or suicide or symptoms similar to disorganized behavior in schizophrenia.

The disorganization syndrome in Schizophrenia is thought to be related to perturbed behavior in Catathymia, both exhibit purposeless and bizarre behavior.
Delirious attacks

Delirious attacks are a common but serious phenomenon around people with Trementia Spectrum Disorders (Catathymia, Hebethymia, Tripolar Disorder), it is characterized by acute confusion, disorientation, changes in motor activity, agitation and physical symptoms. It can result in death. Episodes in milder case may only endure for a period of 30 seconds or one minute, more severe could face month lasting episodes or be permanent.

Symptoms can be triggered by stress or suddenly.

## Symptoms

* **Disorientation:** This describes the loss of awareness of the surroundings, environment and context in which the person exists. One may be disoriented to time, place, or self.
* **Seizures**

* **Motor activity changes:**
	+ **Hyperactive** symptoms include hyper-vigilance, restlessness, fast or loud speech, irritability, combativeness, impatience, swearing, singing, laughing, uncooperativeness, euphoria, anger, wandering, easy startling, fast motor responses, distractibility, tangentiality, nightmares, and persistent thoughts (hyperactive sub-typing is defined with at least three of the above).
	+ **Hypoactive** symptoms include unawareness, decreased alertness, sparse or slow speech, lethargy, slowed movements, staring, and apathy (hypoactive sub-typing is defined with at least four of the above).
* **Physical symptoms:**
	+ **Shaking and shivering**
	+ **Heavy sweating**
	+ **Hyperthermia**
	+ **Gastrointestinal problems**
	+ **High blood pressure**
	+ **Fast or irregular heartbeat**

## Examples of a delirious attack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPIcr3UkZ2M - violent agitation, usually caused by stress in Trementia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJH1AoVuVS0 - disorientation and attention deficits
Narcothymia

Narcothymia is a mental condition that involves several psychological and neurological disturbances all present since birth, it is part of the Diaspatic Continuum. In some cases symptoms are attenuated and not as severe as the original syndromes.

## List of combined syndromes

A typical case would involve 8 of these syndromes. ADHD and Cycloid psychosis are required.

* Cycloid psychosis
* ADHD
* Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
* Diogenes Syndrome (noticed at adulthood)
* Dyscalculia
* Depersonalization and Derealization Disorder combined
* Anorexia
* Narcolepsy
* Schizoid-like symptoms
* Conversion disorder
Neurodegenerative Catathymic Disorder (NCD)

Neurodegenerative Catathymic Disorder, also known as Degenerative Cathymia, NCD or NdCD is a serious condition in which symptoms of of personality disorders, Diaspasia and Catathymia appear progressively until it deteriorates into a form of Holosis, chronic Delirium and then death. It is considered to be the most severe neurodegenerative disease, even compared to Alzheimer's Disease.
Hyperneurosis

Hyperneurosis is an abnormal state of mind and a common phenomenon around Diaspatics. They occur as a reaction to internal distress or as a form of general adaptation syndrome.

## Symptoms

### Psychomotor behavior

* Extreme agitation and inner restlessness
* Severe panic attacks and paranoia
* Violent stereotyped movements
* Tremors and mannerisms
* Tics and extreme uncontrolled startling
* Incoherent speech, mutism or stuttering
* Negativism
* Malaise
* Dissociation

### Goal directed behavior

* Disinhibited, unacceptable behavior, such as removing clothes or masturbating
* Screaming, verbal aggressiveness
* Aggressivity, including harming loved ones
* Outbursts of rage
* Running away
* Throwing or kicking into things
* Suicide attempts

### Physical symptoms

* Fast heart rate
* Profuse sweating
* Hyperthermia
Catatomy

Catatomy is a form of psychosurgery and surgical treatment against Trementic mental disorders such as Catathymia, Tripolar Disorder and Hebethymia. It involves severing abnormal connections across the brain that causes symptoms.

However, after a period of ten days, severe side effect appears and may cause or worsen Catakinesia along with other symptoms.

## Side effects

* At immediate, symptoms may include vomiting and irregular heartbeat.
* After certain days, a considerable loss of appetite.
* Appearance of severe catakinetic symptoms.
* Symptoms similar to Delirium Tremens appear, such as confusion and severe physical complications.
* Symptoms may or may not lead to death.
Catatoid Personality Disorder

Catatoid Personality Disorder is a personality disorder characterized by pervasive and excessive need to socialize, obnoxiousness and affective instability. It is in the cluster D of personality disorders (chaotic, unstable) and a milder form of Diaspasia, it shares similarities with Catathymia due to uncontrolled behavior and disorientation, it is milder than Borderline Personality Disorder, Catatypal Personality Disorder and Catathymia.

## Symptoms

A. Pervasive patterns of excessive attachment, as manifested by at least five of the following.

1. Excessive need to socialize and an intense fear of being abandoned tied with a need to feel loved.
2. Excessive dependence on others caused by a low self-esteem.
3. Excessive sexual behavior.
4. Excessive attachment to others, caused by a need of affection.
5. Extreme, profound emotional reactions out of proportion to given situation.
6. Excessive rumination causing severe distress.
7. Excessive attention-seeking behavior in aim to feel loved.
8. Pervasive patterns of obnoxious behavior, often manifested by childish tricks or inappropriate joking.
9. Extreme, profound reaction to criticism or rejection.
10. Marked indifference to sub-cultural norms and morals.
11. Excessive preoccupation with fantasy and introspection tied to dreams of grandeur.
Infantlie Pre-Catathymia (IPC)

IPC is known to occur as a predictor for late-onset Catathymia (beyond childhood).

## Symptoms

At least one of them may predict the onset of catathymia or a similar disorder.

* Thought interference, but the person feels as if these thoughts actually belong to them
* Automatic flow of thought
* Mild Hyperrealization
* Things feel more intense
* Emotions feel more intense than before
* Purposeless, "just for fun" behavior
* Obnoxious personality
* Disturbances of expressive language
* Nontriggered excitation/agitation
* Emergences of obsessions without compulsions
Confusional State Agitation Disorder

**Confusional State Agitation Disorder (CSAD)** is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by confusion and psychomotor agitation.​

## Symptoms

A diagnostic criteria has been made for the condition:

 1. Mild
	1. Difficulties switching or maintaining attention
	2. Difficulties placing oneself in time, not knowing what day or year it is
	3. Long reaction time to stimuli
	4. Not recognizing certain people
	5. Takes time finishing tasks
	6. Trouble finding words
	7. Working memory problems
	8. Poor mental flexibility
	9. Takes time recognizing places
	10. Incoordination or misdirection of movements
	11. Mildly disorganized behavior
	12. Uncertainity about own's identity or place
	13. Misplacing items
	14. Acting “on-the-go” without thinking about the consequences
2. Severe
	1. Disorientation in time, place and self
	2. Grossly disorganized behavior
	1. Hyper-vigilance
	2. Subjective feeling of inner restlessness
	3. Pacing or fidgeting
	4. Exaggerated gestures
	5. Over-the-top emotional reactions
	6. Raised tone of voice
	7. Facial tension
	8. Difficulties sitting still
	9. Taking off clothes and putting them back on
	10. Starting and stopping tasks abruptly
	11. Talking quickly
	12. Anxiety
2. Severe
	1. Refusal to communicate
	2. Aggressive behavior
	3. Paranoia
	4. Self-harm
	5. Verbal aggressiveness
	6. Extreme akathisia
Cycloactive Disorder

Cycloactive Disorder is an abnormal developmental condition in the Diaspatic continuum related but distinct to Trementia, it is characterized by fluctuations in motor activity with or without prominent memory dysfunction.

## Symptoms

Criterion A must be imperatively met for the diagnosis.

A. Continuous episodes of Hyperactivity or Hypoactivity must last for a period of at least six months.

 1. untriggered excitation
2. hyper-vigilance
3. restlessness
4. fast or loud speech
5. impatience
6. singing or laughing
7. wandering
8. fast motor responses
9. tangentiality
10. impulsivity or increased goal-directed activity
11. general psychomotor agitation
12. racing thoughts or flight of ideas
13. decreased need for sleep
14. excessive talktativeness
15. irritability or extreme rage
16. disorientation

Physical symptoms (indicates severity)
1. fast heartbeat
2. diaphoresis
3. shaking and shivering
4. hyperthermia and fever
5. high blood pressure
6. seizures
2. constricted affect
3. unawareness
4. distractibility
5. decreased alertness
6. lethargy
7. slowed movements
8. staring
9. apathy
10. lack of spontaneity or decreased goal-directed activity
11. general psychomotor retardation
12. delayed reactions
13. sluggishness
14. slow or slurred speech
15. lack of sociability
16. disorientation

Physical symptoms (indicates severity)
1. slow heartbeat
2. hypohydrosis (lack of sweating)
3. catatonia
4. low blood pressure
5. hypothermia
6. seizures
Haltlosity

Haltlosity is defined as the tendency to live an aimless lifestyle built upon selfish or irresponsible hedonism, combined with an inability to anchor one's identity to a future or past. It is a common symptom in Diaspasia and Haltlose Personality Disorder as well as Catatypal Personality Disorder, it may or may not impair daily life.

## Symptoms

* Inability to learn from experience
* No interest in the future or no hold in the past
* At mercy of environment, easily persuaded
* Lack of hygiene and self-care
* Superficial charm
* Enhanced suggestibility
Fluctuating Psychomotor Activity

Fluctuations in psychomotor activity is a symptom of Catathymia and Trementia, it is manifested as constant switching between hyperactivity and hypoactivity or a mixed state.

## Criterias

* **Hyperactivity:** symptoms include hyper-vigilance, restlessness, fast or loud speech, irritability, combativeness, impatience, swearing, singing, laughing, uncooperativeness, euphoria, anger, wandering, easy startling, fast motor responses, distractibility, nightmares, and persistent thoughts (hyperactive sub-typing is defined with at least three of the above). If none are met, consider symptoms similar to ADHD.
* **Hypoactivity:** symptoms include unawareness, decreased alertness, sparse or slow speech, lethargy, slowed movements, staring, and apathy (hypoactive sub-typing is defined with at least four of the above). If none are met, consider symptoms similar to SCT.
Tuddism

### Medications

No medication, but a higher amount of food consumption coupled with good physical activity may be good

### Prognosis

Depends

Tuddism, also known as Tudd's syndrome is a complex metabolic disease characterized by an abnormally low body mass coupled with an excess in chondric matter (also known as pink fat or low weight fat), it is caused by a lack of physical activity and poor or normal eating (whether healthy or not).

## Diagnostic criterias

 Classic Tuddism (12-16 BMI)
* Hyper-thryroidism
* Hypo-tension rare
 Hyperchondria (7-12 BMI)
* Hyperthyroidism
* Hypo-tension possible
 Morbid Hyperchondria (3-7 BMI)
* Hypo-tension frequent
* Hyperactivity
Positive symptoms

Positive symptoms are a trait unique to Catathymia and Trementia, they mustn't be confounded with positive symptoms of Psychosis.

## Symptoms

Symptoms such as hypersexuality or pyromania are very common.

* Pyromania
* Hypersexuality
* Hyperorality (not eating but inserting objects into mouth only)
* Inability to inhibit affect
* Hypermetamorphosis
* Exaggerated affect
* Eating inappropriate objects
* Hypersociability (excessive, inappropriate socialization)
* Hyperactivity
* Stereotyped movements
Wiki/Ninja

"Hold on! This page isn't even finished yet."

Quote

## Appearance

Ninja appears to have dark-blue scales with blue-turqoise markings, mainly lightning markings down his body and in his wings. His wings are a pale blue with black, lightning markings surrounding them.

Finally his underbelly is a pale blue and is unaffected by the lightning markings.

He is seen wearing some sort of headband and a satchel with a large sword, referencing a Ninja's Sword.
Anatopia

An Anatopia is a disturbance in space and time that interferes with the person's consciousness, the person is being "teleported" into other worlds and may or may not come back into a normal state of consciousness, it is a symptom of Catathymia and Phrenosis, the person does remember their experiences.

No matter how long the experiences last, in the objective space (real life), it only lasts for less than a second and isn't noticed if the experience does not last eternally.
Skeos AU

A Double AU based around Skeos' Interpetation of History. As the Main Story part is similar, the Skeos AU basically takes from Skeos' Headcannons and uses them in the Wings of Fire AU. This makes many non-Dream SMP events that were with the members canon like the Antarctic Empire, Manhunt, etc.

## Timing & Changed Location

Everything takes place in 6,000 AS in Former Pyrrhia. In this AU, Pyrrhia has sunken and Pantala is expanding, becoming the new Pyrrhia. In old Pyrrhia, new dragon-like creatures called Dreamons made multiple appearances. For a short while in 5,627 AS, Former Pyrrhians were left on their own defenses against the Dreamons that would chase after dragons, mostly dragonets, in their dreams and kill them in reality after murdering the in-dream protagonists.

This would continue until General Calycanthus started a war against the Dreamons, the last animus, Sunny, making enchantments that include fusing the Dreamons into a cursed mask, the dragons winning.

After many important and powerful dragons fled, Former Pyrrhia was left to it's own defenses and continued existing as scavenger hating tribes and didn't evolve or change. They continued to live this way until exactly 6,000 AS (or 373 AD [after Dreamon]), Dream took the mask on exploring and freed the Dreamons, causing the war to start up again.

Generals would stay alive with their specialized beds made from scroll-enchanted leather until the beds were destroyed. For many years, the dragons would either flee or fight in the Dreamon War, Carob (Technoblade) would continue to rise as the top general but nearly die from bluffingly attempting to let the Dreamon win and was saved.

## CHARACTERS

* Tommy
* Tubbo
Rohrback Syndrome

Rohrback Syndrome is a genetic disorder caused by abnormal imprinting of the Chromosomes 15 in the human genome. It is primarly characterized by subtle skull abnormalities, childhood anorexia, dyspolia and severely accelerated aging and excessive facial hair.

## Symptoms

Principal features of Rohrback Syndrome (chromosomes 15 have mixed paternal and maternal imprints)

* Dyspolia
* Cataholism
* Anorexia
* Neonatal hypertonia
* Excessive aging
* Hypophagia/Aphagia
* Extreme underweightness
* Catatonia
* Parkinsonisms
* Hypersexuality
* Physical traits
	+ Brachycephaly
	+ Nystagmus
	+ Small teeth
	+ Large hands and feet
	+ Thin upper-face/small forehead
	+ Large eyes
	+ Taller face
	+ Thin mouth
	+ Thin eyebrows
	+ Wide cheekbones
	+ Thin chin
	+ Low weight
	+ Pale skin
	+ Dark eye sockets
	+ Pointed nose
	+ Protrudent ears

* Uncontrollable crying
* Seemingly depressed demeanor
* Ganser Syndrome
Obsessions

Definition: The person will constantly ruminate over certain themes and act on it to either relieve their obsessions or resolve the “problem”.

There are many types of obsessions, they are different than those demonstrated by persons with OCD.

* Obsessions of dislike: The person will constantly think about how others might not honestly like them.
* Obsessions of abandonment: The person will constantly think about how they might be abandoned, they will try to avoid this abandonment in every way possible.
* Obsessions of scrupulosity: The person will constantly ruminate about whether they have sinned or not.
* Obsessions of persecution: The person will constantly ruminate about how they might be harmed by someone.
* Obsessive anxiety: The person will constantly ruminate about how the future might happen, often around end-of-the-world scenarios.
* Positive obsessions: The person might think constantly about their own personal interests or they might obsess around the idea that they are loved, these obsessions usually do not involve compulsions.

There are many types of compensations to relieve obsessions, unlike compulsions, these acts are not caused by urges but are under voluntary act to relieve profound feelings of pain.

* Ritualized behavior: The person will engage in strange rituals that are inconsistent with culture, they are often centered around religious themes.
* Routines: The person will engage in very strict and nonfunctional routines in which they will strongly refuse to change.
* Murder: Common in most severe cases, the person will use murder as a tool to relieve their profound distress or in case to "avoid their thoughts to come true".
* Bizarre behavior: As a common symptom, the person will engage in bizarre, stereotyped behavior to relieve their obsessions temporarily.
* Compulsions: Similar behavior than those found in OCD.
Dyslogia

Dyslogia is a condition and a symptom of Depedia, it is characterized by the three of the following:

* “If A is true/false, then B is automatically false/true.”
* “If I want to believe it, then it must be automatically true, and if I don’t want to believe it, then it must be automatically false.”
* “I live in my own world, so I can do whatever I want.”
Disorientation

Disorientation is a severe condition and a symptom of Trementia, Catathymia and Delirium, it is characterized by decreased awareness in time, space and self, it is a cognitive disability in which the senses of time, direction, and recognition of items (things), people and places become difficult to distinguish/identify.

Milder cases of disorientation may include occasional confusion between persons and objects.
SandWings

*"Don't even hesitate near the barbs of the claws of sand." - Skrill*

SandWings also known as Desert Dragons are dragons with thick-spiky scales that cover their body. They have straight, up-curved horns and a leathery veil. Their tail always ends in a barb unless they are a hybrid and they have forked tongues.

Their scale colors are usually sand colors, beige, or gold and their wings are usually orange, any shade of beige, or brown, same for their veil. They mostly have white claws instead of in between.

Finally Normal SandWings are able to use their barb to poison their enemies. Although the venom is painful and lethal, it can be easily healed with the water of a cactus.

SandWings are also able to breathe fire.

## SMP

There are currently 2 SandWings, Wilbur, Quackity (possibly) and 1 hybrid SandWing, Fundy.

## Dragons

Wilbur Soot

Fundy

 Quackity

Andrea

Ph1lza
Wiki/Ph1lza

"Hold on! This page isn't even finished yet."

***(LARGE credits to Rubyrider982 for reference)***

* Reference
* Icon

Fundy (grandson)

Sally (daughter-in-law)

Dream (possibly grandson)

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## Appearance

Phil appears as a pale yellow SandWing with light-mint green patterns and black eyes with mint green pupils.

## Trivia

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Reference by Rubyrider982
Possible Newcomers

**WARNING: This is a page made by the wiki members that isn't certain or entirely true, although is considered fanon rather than fan-made. Despite this, do not take everything for granite.**
There is a clear method of how some Minecraft Youtubers are able to join the Dream SMP, Mainly relating to if the Minecraft Youtuber has friend relations to a member or future member of the SMP.

Although this prediction method isn't always true since Dream may as well decide to invite just a Minecraft Youtuber off the platform. So we have split the predictions into **High Possibles** and **Medium Possibles**.

## High Possibles

* Daily Dose of Gaming (Internet) - Despite being very new to the game, he has played with Eret and Fundy, two people within the SMP
Wiki/Corpse

"Hold on! This page isn't even finished yet."

Without Mask

* MvPW

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## Appearance

Corpse is an average-sized NightWing with pitch black scales, only having a slightly lighter underbelly, white stars, and his dull red mask on the side of his head as a reveal to his appearance at night.

## Trivia

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