"Madness" system
 - Being exposed to cosmic horrors and eldrich beings cause players to go "insane"
 - In reality, they are actually becoming more attuned to the very horrors they fight.
 - The higher a players "Madness" the more of the Truth they are able to see.
 - However, players with higher "Madness" are more susceptable to mental breaks and psychological damage
 - Players with sufficiently high "Madness" are able to see things that other players may not even be aware of
 - People who are able to see the Truth are never wrong, though most people will simply thing they are insane and will ignore them or take more severe actions.



"The Tower"
 -When a player attempts an action that could have severe consequences they must draw from the deck of cards.
 -The harder the action the more cards that are required to be drawn.
 -This should be done sparingly, usually when a player risks their health or sanity.
 -A player must pull if their character is attempting to do something the character is capable of, but that is either:
  --Outside the character's realm of experience, or,
  --Performed under aggravated conditions.
 -If a player declines to pull, they automatically fail at whatever action they were attempting



"The Soul"
 -The actual characters of this game are not the players bodies, but rather their souls
 -The player's souls are able to inhabit and possess any and all creatures
 -The soul, not the body, is what retains memory and skills
 -Players are able to learn skills by possessing bodies and experiencing those skills firsthand
 -However sometimes a body may not be able to handle certain skills
   --I.e A player trying to suplex a full grown man while in the body of a little girl
 -Being forced out of a body and into spirit form is an incredibly traumatic experience, when a player is forced out of a body they are required to roll a d10. If they roll less than the amount of skills their soul knows then they suffer the loss of one of their skills (player choice)
 -While in spirit form players are able to see reality for how it really is, they are treated as having MAX Madness.
 -Being put into spirit form causes 1d6 points of Madness

"Possession"
 -something about will maybe
 -penalties for failing or half succeeding