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In addition, as long as an animal is afflicted with scaria, they will remain manhunter, even after recovery from being downed. | In addition, as long as an animal is afflicted with scaria, they will remain manhunter, even after recovery from being downed. | ||
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It appears only on manhunter animals in quests or manhunter packs, and will not infect your tamed animals normally. | It appears only on manhunter animals in quests or manhunter packs, and will not infect your tamed animals normally. | ||
== Treatment == | == Treatment == | ||
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On a downed animal, it can be treated using 3 regular [[medicine]] or better, by a doctor with a medicine skill of 8 or higher. | On a downed animal, it can be treated using 3 regular [[medicine]] or better, by a doctor with a medicine skill of 8 or higher. | ||
== Version history == | == Version history == | ||
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Added in 1.1.2647. | Added in 1.1.2647. | ||
{{Nav/disease}} | {{Nav/disease}} | ||
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Revision as of 19:23, 11 June 2020
Scaria is a disease that causes afflicted animals to be permanently manhunter. If not treated, it kills affected animals in five days.
Upon death, animals with scaria have a chance of instantly rotting, preventing any butchering products from being obtained. This chance is dependent on difficulty.
In addition, as long as an animal is afflicted with scaria, they will remain manhunter, even after recovery from being downed.
Occurrence
It appears only on manhunter animals in quests or manhunter packs, and will not infect your tamed animals normally.
Treatment
On a downed animal, it can be treated using 3 regular medicine or better, by a doctor with a medicine skill of 8 or higher.
Version history
Added in 1.1.2647.
- Deadly diseases
- Flu • Infection • Lung rot • Malaria • Plague • Sleeping sickness • Organ decay • Blood rot
• Infant illness
- Non-fatal diseases
- Fibrous mechanites • Gut worms • Muscle parasites • Sensory mechanites • Paralytic abasia
- Animal diseases
- Scaria