Poison Oak Sap

Uncommon Poison

Lethality: None

Transmissibility: Low

Application

A creature is afflicted with Poison Oak Poisoning when it comes in direct contact with their skin or when a weapon coated in Poison Oak Sap hits them.

Symptoms

An infected creature gains the following symptoms at the start of each day after Taking a Rest. These symptoms are cumulative.

Day 1: Gain a mildly itchy rash and Demoralized.
Day 2: The rash spreads and becomes significantly more itchy. Gain Chilled.
Day 3: The rash spreads and becomes unbearably itchy. Gain Sickened.
Day 4: The rash reaches its most unbearable stage. Gain Slowed and Helpless.
Day 5: The rash begins to dry up. Remove Slowed or Helpless.
Day 6: The rash continues to dry up. Remove Sickened.
Day 7: Remove Chilled.
Day 8: Full recovery.

Treatment

The afflicted area of skin must be completely scrubbed down with lemon juice and then caked in lye soap, the suds left to dry into a crust. Correctly applying the antidote requires a DC 10 INT/Medicine check. Successfully applying the antidote advances the creature’s symptoms by 1 day. A creature can only benefit from this treatment once every 8 hours.

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