Disease - Revision history

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Tao alexis: /* Transmission */

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Transmission

Tao alexis: /* Transmission */

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Transmission

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-{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 15px; background-color:#d4f2f2;"
+{| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 15px; text-align: center; background-color:#d4f2f2;"
 |+ Determine Nature  (d8)
 ! rowspan="2"|Roll !! rowspan="2"|Area of Infection !! colspan="2"|Nature (d8) !! colspan="3"|Degree

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 ! rowspan="2"|Roll !! rowspan="2"|Area of Infection !! colspan="2"|Nature (d8) !! colspan="3"|Degree
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-!'''acute''' || '''chronic''' || '''mild''' || '''severe''' || '''terminal'''
+! style="width: 40px|'''acute''' || style="width: 40px|'''chronic''' || style="width: 40px|'''mild''' || style="width: 40px|'''severe''' || style="width: 40px|'''terminal'''
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-| 01-04 || bladder || 1-6 || 7-8 || 1-5 || 6-7 || 8
+| style="width: 40px|01-04 || bladder || 1-6 || 7-8 || 1-5 || 6-7 || 8
 |-
 | 05-07 || blood (hemorrhagic) || 1-3 || 4-8 || 1-2 || 3-5 || 6-8

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 {| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 15px; background-color:#d4f2f2;"
 |+ Determine Nature  (d8)
-! Roll !! Area of Infection !! colspan="2"|Nature (d8) !! colspan="3"|Degree
+! rowspan="2"|Roll !! rowspan="2"|Area of Infection !! colspan="2"|Nature (d8) !! colspan="3"|Degree
 |-
-|  ||  || '''acute''' || '''chronic''' || '''mild''' || '''severe''' || '''terminal'''
+!'''acute''' || '''chronic''' || '''mild''' || '''severe''' || '''terminal'''
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 | 01-04 || bladder || 1-6 || 7-8 || 1-5 || 6-7 || 8

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 {| class="wikitable" style="float:right; margin-left: 15px; background-color:#d4f2f2;"
 |+ Determine Nature  (d8)
-! Roll !! Area of Infection !! Nature (d8) !! !! Degree
+! Roll !! Area of Infection !! colspan="2"|Nature (d8) !! colspan="3"|Degree
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 |  ||  || '''acute''' || '''chronic''' || '''mild''' || '''severe''' || '''terminal'''

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 == Nature & Degree ==
-Diseases can be quite dire in temperament and can result in death, either from the disease itself or from circumstances arising from being unable to defend oneself or flee while suffering from a disease. During a disease, the body cannot heal from [[Rest (healing)|rest]]. A sufferer may not attempt to [[Aid Rest (sage ability)|aid others]] to gain hit points through rest either; though some duties can be done if the infection is a mild form of the disease (this would be considered a physical action). Note that interaction may promote transmission.
+Diseases can be quite dire in temperament and can result in death, either from the disease itself or from circumstances arising from being unable to defend oneself or flee while suffering from a disease. During a disease, the body cannot [[Healing|heal]] from [[Rest (healing)|rest]]. A sufferer may not attempt to [[Aid Rest (sage ability)|aid others]] to gain hit points through rest either; though some duties can be done if the infection is a mild form of the disease (this would be considered a physical action). Note that interaction may promote transmission.
 When a disease is contracted, the DM must roll a d100 to learn which part of the body the disease attacks - this will alter the potential danger and effects of the disease.

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 See [[Medicine (sage study)|Medicine]]
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 For game purposes, treat most diseases as potentially contagious, though most will not be in usual circumstances. There are four levels of transmission: sexual, physical, pestilential and airborne.
 :*'''Sexual transmission''' can occur through sexual acts.
 :*'''Physical transmission''' can occur by physical contact, specifically through aiding rest, acting as a medicant or a physician, casting a spell healing an ill person (there is a magical feedback created), bearing such a person over a long time period or similar contact.
 :*'''Pestilential transmission''' allows for a parasite or other creature to bridge the gap of physical transmission, so that simply being in the company of an ill person can result in spreading infection.
 :*'''Airborne transmission''' allows the disease to spread via water molecules that remain suspended in air, so that merely passing an ill-person on the street can result in spreading infection.
+:: includes diseases affecting breathing, as well as the nose, throat & sinuses and skin.
-The table at the bottom right indicates what form of transmission each disease possesses.
+<br>
+<br>
-For the present, the actual chance for transmission (presuming the circumstances exist for transmission to occur) will be judged by a simple constitution check per day, regardless of the number of specific instances of possible transmission occurring that day.
+See [[Medicine (sage study)|Medicine]]

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 For game purposes, treat most diseases as potentially contagious, though most will not be in usual circumstances. There are four levels of transmission: sexual, physical, pestilential and airborne.
-Sexual transmission can occur through sexual acts.
+:*'''Sexual transmission'' can occur through sexual acts.
-Physical transmission can occur by physical contact, specifically through aiding rest, acting as a medicant or a physician, casting a spell healing an ill person (there is a magical feedback created), bearing such a person over a long time period or similar contact.
+:*'''Physical transmission''' can occur by physical contact, specifically through aiding rest, acting as a medicant or a physician, casting a spell healing an ill person (there is a magical feedback created), bearing such a person over a long time period or similar contact.
-Pestilential transmission allows for a parasite or other creature to bridge the gap of physical transmission, so that simply being in the company of an ill person can result in spreading infection.
+:*'''Pestilential transmission''' allows for a parasite or other creature to bridge the gap of physical transmission, so that simply being in the company of an ill person can result in spreading infection.
-Airborne transmission allows the disease to spread via water molecules that remain suspended in air, so that merely passing an ill-person on the street can result in spreading infection.
+:*'''Airborne transmission''' allows the disease to spread via water molecules that remain suspended in air, so that merely passing an ill-person on the street can result in spreading infection.
-The table below indicates what form of transmission the disease possesses:
+The table at the bottom right indicates what form of transmission each disease possesses.