The Mask

A old green wooden mask that will transform the wearer into being wild and unpredictable like a spastic cartoon character come to life. Depending on who wears the mask they will transform into their “ideal” self that’s locked deep within their subconscious. They will act purely on instinct and desires while wearing the mask. The transformation is painful at first as the mask wraps around the wearer’s head and crushes it into a new shape and makes the wearer spin into a green tornado as the transformation begins. Once the wearer is consumed in the miniature vortex their body changes into a more physically pleasing form and the wearer starts to feel unbearable pleasure as they lose their mind during the transformation. Once the transformation is complete the wearer’s body has completely altered into the wearer’s absurdly physical idle body and their personality has become unhinged with no filter or shame. The only constant between wearers is their head is green and rubbery when they are transformed by the mask and the green rubbery mass does not extend past the chin of the wearer. While transformed they can do anything like a cartoon character does but in reality like pulling out random objects from thin air, stretch and alter their body at will and spin into a man-sized green tornado to either travel at extreme speeds or change clothes in an instant. The mask will not work during the daytime so as soon as the sun rises even if someone is still wearing the mask it will fall off their face and return to its wooden form until night time. This scenario is based off the Jim Carrey movie “The Mask”.

Rules: The Mask itself cannot communicate out loud and only does so telepathically with whoever is currently in possession of the mask. The voice of the mask itself varies between different people as every person’s masked alter-ego has their own personality based of the wearer’s suppressed self. They will begin hearing their masked self after wearing and removing the mask for the first time, calling to them to continue using the mask to let their inner self out. The mask’s power only works at night and if the mask is being worn as the sun rises it’ll release itself from the wearer, changing them back to normal, and return to its wooden form until it’s worn again at night.