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Diseases are categorized in the same way as poisons, with Rarity, Lethality, and Transmissibility. | Diseases are categorized in the same way as poisons, with Rarity, Lethality, and Transmissibility. Disease stat blocks have five parts: Infection, Outbreak, Contagion, Symptoms, and Treatment. | ||
'''Infection''' explains what must happen for a creature to become infected. | |||
'''Infection''' | |||
'''Outbreak''' is an optional tool that an MC can use when facilitating the outbreak of a disease. | '''Outbreak''' is an optional tool that an MC can use when facilitating the outbreak of a disease. | ||
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'''Symptoms''' convey on an hour-by-hour or day-by-day basis what happens to an infected creature. | '''Symptoms''' convey on an hour-by-hour or day-by-day basis what happens to an infected creature. | ||
'''Treatment''' informs you on the steps you must take to cure a disease. This will typically involve making multiple INT/Medicine | '''Treatment''' informs you on the steps you must take to cure a disease. This will typically involve making multiple INT/ Medicine check. Certain expensive ingredients or magical healing abilities might make this process easier or be required to even attempt this process.<blockquote>Some Notes: | ||
* Cumulative Symptoms persist until stated otherwise. The MC may also rule that certain circumstances, such as receiving Greater Restoration, may end a symptom early. | |||
* A quick note for epidemiology nerds and other smart people: The term “disease” is used here despite its inaccuracy as an umbrella term for any disease, infection, or virus. Furthermore, some of these diseases have been highly fictionalized and have had fantastical elements added to them. This is not intended to represent any real world medical information and should not be used in such a fashion. | |||
</blockquote>[[Alternative Names for re-world diseases.]] | |||
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