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* Physical '''tremors''', nausea (unusual for [[Valorèin]]), and hypersensitivity to light and sound. | * Physical '''tremors''', nausea (unusual for [[Valorèin]]), and hypersensitivity to light and sound. | ||
* Gums recede, elongating into '''fangs'''. | * Gums recede, elongating into '''fangs'''. | ||
* Loss of '''[[Call of It'slémwé|It' | * Loss of '''[[Call of It'slémwé|It'slémwé's Call]]''' (spiritual connection to the afterlife). | ||
* Episodes of '''hysteria''', manic laughter, and involuntary convulsions. | * Episodes of '''hysteria''', manic laughter, and involuntary convulsions. | ||
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* '''[[The Binding (Ritual)|The Binding Ritual]]''' – The safest and most accepted way to prevent Rampancy by forming a [[Soul-Tether]]. | * '''[[The Binding (Ritual)|The Binding Ritual]]''' – The safest and most accepted way to prevent Rampancy by forming a [[Soul-Tether]]. | ||
* '''[[The Ûlèum]]''' – A more extreme and '''taboo''' method, [[The Ûlèum]] is an intense sexual bonding act that can forcibly '''stabilize a rampant individual''' if performed in time. | * '''[[The Ûlèum]]''' – A more extreme and '''taboo''' method, [[The Ûlèum]] is an intense sexual bonding act that can forcibly '''stabilize a rampant individual''' if performed in time. | ||
* '''Regular Blood Consumption''' – Blood-drinking, particularly from a bonded mate, can slow | * '''Regular Blood Consumption''' – Blood-drinking, particularly from a bonded mate, can slow Rampancy's progress. However, this is only a temporary measure. | ||
* '''Mercy Killing''' – Once Rampancy reaches a certain stage, the only humane option is to '''put down the afflicted''', as they cannot be reasoned with. | * '''Mercy Killing''' – Once Rampancy reaches a certain stage, the only humane option is to '''put down the afflicted''', as they cannot be reasoned with. | ||