Haywire Syndrome

When emotions raise, an Aberration can go haywire.
Emotions cause the aberration-center of the brain to go haywire, though it is unknown why. It’s rumored that it’s the emotional portion of a person’s soul getting mixed up with the aberration portion of someone’s soul.
It's also theorized that it could also just be a side-effect of the powers themselves and have nothing to do with the brain. This is due to the fact that Reality has been rumored to have been effected by this syndrome as well.
Despite this “Haywire Syndrome” is able to be controlled to some degree. It’s also noted that massive surge of emotions will temporarily boost an aberrationist up a few levels on the Aberration Scale.

Transmission & Vectors

It's transmitted by obtaining an aberration.

Causes

It's caused by an Aberrationist having their emotions raised past a considerable amount.

Symptoms

It all starts when an Aberrationist has their emotion's take control of them.
Their Aberration level raises by a few levels, normally 1-2 but can be more or less, depending on their current level.
They also have less control over their ability, despite their level raising.

Treatment

There is no direct treatment.
The only possible treatment is to calm your emotions down.

Affected Groups

Aberrations of all kinds, both Naturals and Artificials.

Hosts & Carriers

Aberrations of all kinds, both Naturals and Artificials.

Prevention

There is a single known prevention.
Not letting your emotions take control of you.

History

It's always existed, ever since Aberrations appeared.
It's theorized that even Reality can have his abilities go haywire, as they are very similar to Aberrations. It's theorized that A̤͙̝̮̞̓̽ͦ̐ͦ̈́̽́ ̲̙͇͇̱̆͆͛̃͒̍͊G̳̙̿͘ľ̤͉̫̰̩̈͒̉ͫī̲͕̪̮̗͞t̻̣̪͈͓̺͒̉͟ͅc̖̩̼̈̏̏̔͂h͉͔̯̖͂̂ͪ̏ ̼͉͈̼̯̮̓̂ͫͅI̷̖͉̫͉̺̰͖ͩ̑͒̔̽̚ǹ͔̯̆ͅ ̲̹̦ͮ͌͢Ṫ̳h̲̬͔̲̫̙ͪͨ̔̒ͨͫ͟e̹̘̦̖͌ͨͫͭ̏ͩ ̞̗͌Ū͈̞̟̭̦̊̿͆̀ͣͣn̰̺̺̂̓̐̚i̛̲̬̳̬̖̹ͥͯ̈́̋̌̌v̢̟e͔̼r͙͇͖̆̔̆̄̾̀͠s̨̯̟͙̟ͥ͂ͬ̚ḙ͒̏̔ was his ability going haywire.

Type

Supernatural

Parent

Haywire Syndrome

Children

• Haywire Syndrome

Origin

Magical

Cycle

Chronic, Acquired

Rarity

Common