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Spazztaztic (talk | contribs) (Created page with "''Uncommon Magical Disease'' ''Lethality: Low'' ''Transmissibility: High'' '''Infection:''' A creature gains Stonerot when they are hit with a Sickening Statue’s Infectious ability. '''Outbreak and Contagion:''' Stonerot only spreads through direct contact, so creatures only contract this disease through combat or through failing an attribute check. '''Symptoms:''' An infected creature first undergoes an asymptomatic incubation period. Roll 1d6+1; after that...") |
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'''Infection:''' A creature gains Stonerot when they are hit with a Sickening | '''Infection:''' A creature gains Stonerot when they are hit with a [[Sickening Statue]]’s Infectious ability. | ||
'''Outbreak and Contagion:''' Stonerot only spreads through direct contact, so creatures only contract this disease through [[combat]] or through failing an attribute check. | '''Outbreak and Contagion:''' Stonerot only spreads through direct contact, so creatures only contract this disease through [[combat]] or through failing an attribute check. | ||