Guilt emotion

src/SUMMARY.md

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   - [Calm](design/emotions/calm.md)
   - [Euphoria](design/emotions/euphoria.md)
   - [Fear](design/emotions/fear.md)
+  - [Guilt](design/emotiosn/guilt.md)
   - [Rage](design/emotions/rage.md)
 - [Power]()
   - [Antimatter Engine](design/power/antimatter-engine.md)

src/design/emotions/guilt.md

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+# Guilt
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+Guilt is an [emotion](../emotions.md) that represents a subconscious suppression of violence as a result of shame.
+It occurs solely as a response to taking the life of another person, serving as a useful element for curbing highly-aggressive play.
+Since guilt is the cost for taking a life, it forces players to consider the cost of killing someone (being afflicted with guilt and thus worsened in combat) versus going about the murder in a different way to reduce the individual guilt felt.
+
+The amount of Guilt you receive after killing someone is based on the amount of damage dealt as well as the number of people involved.
+If you were the sole person who killed the victim, then you will receive maximal guilt.
+If multiple people committed the murder, then the guilt will not only be lower, but be split proportionally between the killers.
+In this way, murder is penalized more if it is done by an individual versus a group.
+Convincing a group of people to take action by mob justice therefore has very little effect on those involved, compared to extrajudicially executing someone in maints.
+
+## Effects
+
+When under the affects of guilt, your damage towards others will be greatly reduced.
+At the highest levels, you'll be completely pacified, unable to even raise a hand against others.
+This makes you highly vulnerable, a great cost for taking the life of someone else.