Pathogen Symptoms
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A whole page for all the funny ways pathogens can change people--and all the ways pathogens themselves can change!
Tier 1: Very Common Symptoms
Name | Microscope Clue | Symptom Rating | Reagent Reactions | Explanation | Spreads pathogen through |
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Indigestion | The pathogen appears to react to hydrating agents. | Harmful | Saline-Glucose Solution: One of the glands of the pathogen seems to shut down in the presence of the solution. | Afflicted suffers very mild, barely noticeable TOX damage. | None |
Gasping | The pathogen appears to create bubbles of vacuum around its affected area. | Harmful | None | Afflicted sometimes *gasps. In later stages, these gasping episodes may cause slight (1) OXY damage and eventually brief loss of breath\\. | None |
Shivering | The pathogen appears to be shivering. | Harmless | None | Afflicted infrequently (think 10% of the time) *shivers. Shivers occur more often with each stage of the pathogen, but are otherwise completely harmless. | None |
Sweating | The pathogen appears to generate a high amount of fluids. | Harmless | Cryostylane: The cold substance appears to affect the fluid generation of the pathogen. | Afflicted feels worrying but ultimately harmless sensations about feeling hot. Sweating has a high chance to infect those around the afflicted, and it occurs quite frequently, even in the first stage. At the fifth stage, the afflicted will be sweating and spreading pathogens pretty much all the time. | Hands, Body |
Shakespeare | The culture appears to be quite dramatic. | Annoying | None | Afflicted's speech is "Shakespearified"; "does" becomes "doth", "you" becomes "thou", "are" becomes "art", etc. Very slight chance, which increases with each stage, to recite from a selection of Shakespeare quotes. | None |
Farts | The pathogen appears to produce a large volume of gas. | Harmless | None | Afflicted sometimes involuntarily *farts, releasing pathogens. The later the stage of the pathogen, the more frequent the farting. | Air |
Tier 2: Common Symptoms
Name | Microscope Clue | Symptom Rating | Reagent Reactions | Effect | Spreads pathogen through |
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Coughing | The pathogen appears to generate a high amount of fluids. | Harmful | None | *Cough emotes that can, as you'd expect, spread the pathogens. Coughing becomes more frequent as the pathogen progresses through stages. At tiers 4 and 5 the infected take a 1 and 2 brute damage respectively per cough. | Face, Hands, Air |
Muscle Ache | The pathogen appears to react to hydrating agents. | Harmful | Saline-Glucose Solution: One of the glands of the pathogen seems to shut down in the presence of the solution. | Afflicted sometimes suffers mostly harmless aches and pains. In later stages, these aches become severe enough to cause slight amount of brute damage. | None |
Sneezing | The pathogen appears to generate a high amount of fluids. | Harmless | Pepper: The pathogen violently discharges fluids when coming in contact with pepper. | Afflicted infrequently sneezes, spreading pathogens. Sneezing occurs much more often with each stage of the pathogen, capping out at stage 4. | Face, Hands, Body, Air |
Fever | The pathogen appears to be creating a constant field of radiating heat. The relevant membranes look like they might be affected by painkillers. | Harmful | Salicylic Acid: The heat emission of the pathogen is completely shut down by the painkillers. | Infrequent messages about feeling hot, accompanied by small (6 degrees Celsius at most) rises in body temperature. In the pathogen's fourth stage, the fevers can cause slight BURN and occasionally TOX damage. | None |
Common Chills | The pathogen is producing a trail of ice. Perhaps something hot might affect it. | Harmful | Phlogiston/Chlorine Trifluoride: The hot reagent melts the trail of ice completely. | Slight (5%) chance to lower body temperature by 1 degree Celsius. At each stage, the chills become much more frequent and severe; at later stages, they can lower body temperature by 12 degrees Celsius. | None |
Detoxication | The pathogen appears to react with a pure intoxicant. | Beneficial | Ethanol: The pathogen appears to have entirely metabolized the ethanol. | When the pathogen reaches its fourth stage, ethanol in the afflicted's body depletes two times faster than normal. When it's in the fifth stage, ethanol depletes three times as fast! Ethanol depletion rate is otherwise unaffected when the pathogen's first to third stages. | None |
Snapping | The pathogen seems like it might respond to strong sonic impulses. | Harmful | Hootingium/Sonic powder: The individual microbodies appear to be forming a very simplistic rhythm with their explosive snaps. | Afflicted sometimes *snaps, spreading the pathogen. Somehow. Snapping is more frequent with each stage. | Face, Air, Hands, Body |
Oxygen Farts | The pathogen appears to produce a large volume of gas. | Beneficial | Phlogiston/Chlorine Trifluoride: The flame of the hot reagents is oxidized by the gas. | Afflicted gain a chance to involuntarily fart, releasing some oxygen into the air around them. | Air |
Wound Mending | The pathogen appears to have the ability to bond with organic tissue. | Beneficial | Synthflesh: Microscopic damage on the synthetic flesh appears to be mended by the pathogen. | Afflicted is sometimes healed of an amount of BRUTE damage equal to the half of the pathogen's stage (.5/1/1.5/2/2.5). As the pathogen progresses through each stage, they are healed more often and in its fifth stage, the afflicted can expect to be healed roughly once per 20-30 seconds. | None |
Burn Healing | The pathogen appears to have the ability to bond with organic tissue. | Beneficial | Synthflesh: The pathogen does not appear to mend the synthetic flesh. Perhaps something that might cause other types of injuries might help. Chlorine Trifluoride: The pathogen repels the scalding hot chemical and quickly repairs any damage caused by it to organic tissue. |
Afflicted is sometimes healed of an amount of BURN damage equal to the half of the pathogen's stage (.5/1/1.5/2/2.5). As the pathogen progresses through each stage, they are healed more often and in its fifth stage, the afflicted can expect to be healed roughly once per 20-30 seconds. | None |
Oxytocin Production | The pathogen's cells appear to be... hugging each other? | Harmful | None | Afflicted is occasionally injected with Pure Love. The higher the stage, the more love you are injected with. It has a chance to spread whenever you hug somebody. | Body, Hands |
Tier 3: Uncommon Symptoms
Name | Microscope Clue | Symptom Rating | Reagent Reactions | Effect | Spreads pathogen through |
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Deathgasping | The pathogen appears to be.. sort of dead? | Harmless | None. | Infrequent, scary but ultimately harmless *deathgasp emotes ("[Name] seizes up and falls limp, his/her eyes dead and lifeless...") | None |
Cleansing | The pathogen seems to be much cleaner than normal. | Beneficial | Any Reagent: The pathogen appears to have entirely metabolized... all chemical agents in the dish. | Afflicted is sometimes healed of an amount of TOX damage equal to the half of the pathogen's stage (.5/1/1.5/2/2.5). As the pathogen progresses through each stage, they are healed more often and in its fifth stage, the afflicted can expect to be healed roughly once per 20-30 seconds. | None |
Disorientation | A glimpse at the pathogen's exterior indicates it could affect the central nervous system. | Hell | Mannitol: The pathogen appears to have trouble cultivating in the areas affected by the mannitol. | Afflicted gets messages about feeling disorientated and has a mild (10%) chance to actually misstep and go off in a different direction than intended. Missteps occur more often with each pathogen stage. | None |
Paranoia | The pathogen appears to be wilder than usual, perhaps sedatives or psychoactive substances might affect its behaviour. | Harmful | Morphine/Ketamine: The pathogens near the sedative appear to be in stasis. LSD: The pathogen appears to be barely affected by the LSD. |
Afflicted will hallucinate everyone they see threatening them. At later stages, the hallucinations occur more often and begin to involve suspicious items lying on the floor and being shoved into backpacks. | None |
Fluent Speech | The pathogen appears to generate a high amount of fluids. | Harmless | Salt: The pathogen stops generating fluids when coming in contact with salt. | Whatever the afflicted speaks, their spit may (somehow) land on others nearby (as in, three tiles from the afflicted) within their sight and infect them with the pathogen. | Face |
Sunglass Glands | The pathogen appears to be sensitive to sudden flashes of light. | YEEEEAAAAAAAAHH | Flash Powder: The pathogen appears to have developed a resistance to the flash powder. On zoom: The individual microbodies appear to be wearing sunglasses. |
A pair of sunglasses may spontaneously appear over the afflicted's eyes. No really. If they were already wearing something over their eyes, the sunglasses will still appear, and the item will drop on the floor. | None |
Hepatomegaly | The pathogen appears to be capable of processing certain beverages. | Harmful | Ethanol/Alcoholic Beverages: The pathogen appears to react violently to the [reagent]. | If the afflicted takes in ethanol, they may suffer mild toxin damage. The amount of toxin damage increases every stage, and they may be outright stunned or fall to the floor at later stages of the pathogen. | None |
Plasma Farts | The pathogen appears to produce a large volume of gas. | Round Destroying | Phlogiston/Chlorine Trifluoride: The gas lights up in a puff of flame. | Afflicted may spontaneously fart, and every time they fart, whether by choice, by pathogen, or by some other cause, they replace the air around them with plasma gas. With each stage of the pathogen, the plasma farts occur more often and produce more plasma, and can cause TOX and OXY damage in later stages. | Air |
Projectile Bee Egg Sneezing | The pathogen appears to generate a high amount of fluids. Honey, to be more specific. | Bee 🐝 | Pepper: The pathogen violently discharges honey when coming in contact with pepper. | Afflicted sometimes sneezes out a space bee egg, spreading the pathogen and hatching the egg. The later the stage of the pathogen, the more often this occurs. | Face, Hands, Air, Body |
Neuron Restoration | The pathogen appears to have a gland that may affect neural functions. | Beneficial | Neurotoxin: The pathogen releases a chemical in an attempt to counteract the effects of the neurotoxin. | Afflicted sometimes heals a little bit of brain damage. Specifically, per stage, there is -/5/10/15/20% chance every few seconds to heal -/1/1/2/2 brain damage. | None. |
Tier 4: Rare Symptoms
Name | Microscope Clue | Symptom Rating | Reagent Reactions | Effect | Spreads pathogen through |
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Serious Paranoia | The pathogen appears to be wilder than usual, perhaps sedatives or psychoactive substances might affect its behaviour. | Harmful | Morphine/Ketamine: The pathogens near the sedative appear to be in stasis. LSD: The pathogen appears to be strangely unaffected by the LSD. |
Afflicted hallucinates nearby mobs making death threats at them, much more often than with standard paranoia. Eventually, the hallucinations involve Syndicate Items appearing on the floor and being inserting into backpacks, Changelings spitting acid, Vampires biting people, and bright flashes following the sounds of explosions. | None |
Teleportation | A glimpse at an irregular nerve center of the pathogen indicates that it might react to psychoactive substances. | Harmful | LSD: Upon closer examination, the pathogens appear to be shifting through space, instantly disappearing and reappearing. | Worrying messages about space warping around them. In the pathogen's third stage, the afflicted may rarely actually teleport to somewhere outside of their viewing range. The later the stage, the farther they teleport. | None |
Acute Fever | The pathogen appears to be creating a constant field of radiating heat. The relevant membranes look like they might be affected by painkillers. | Harmful | Salicylic Acid: The heat emission of the pathogen is barely affected by the painkillers. | Much like standard fever, except in the pathogen's fourth and fifth stages, the afflicted has a rare (1-3%) chance of spontaneously bursting into flames. | None |
Acute Chills | The pathogen is producing a trail of ice. Perhaps something hot might affect it. | Harmful | Phlogiston/Chlorine Trifluoride: The hot reagent barely melts the trail of ice. | Much like regular chills, but the afflicted has a rare (1%) chance of spontaneously freezing into ice in the pathogen's third stage. In addition, in the fourth and fifth stages, their body temperature can lower significantly; the chills become strong enough to outright stun the afflicted and create ice beneath them. | None |
Smoke Farts | The pathogen appears to produce a large volume of gas. | Harmful | Any Reagent: The [reagent] violently explodes into a puff of smoke when coming into contact with the pathogen. | Afflicted's farts, voluntary or not, create a 4x4 chemical smoke cloud around them, using whatever reagents happened to be in their blood at the time. They also get a low (15% in the pathogen's fifth stage) chance to involuntarily fart. | Air |
CO2 Farts | The pathogen appears to produce a large volume of gas. | Harmful | Phlogiston/Chlorine Trifluoride: The flame of the hot reagents is snuffed by the gas. | Afflicted sometimes farts...and every fart, spontaneous or not, replaces the air around them with carbon dioxide gas. These farts produce more CO2 and occur more often with each stage. At later stages, these farts can cause the afflicted TOX and OXY damage. | Air |
Senility | The pathogen appears to have a gland that may affect neural functions. | Harmful | None | Afflicted occasionally takes a very small amount of brain damage and may drool, pick their nose, and, during the pathogen's fifth stage, drop whatever they were holding. | None |
Accelerated Metabolisis | The pathogen appears to be rapidly breaking down certain materials around it. | Beneficial | Any Reagent: The pathogen appears to have entirely metabolized... all chemical agents in the dish. | Initially has no effect, but when the pathogen reaches its fourth stage, all chemicals in the afflicted's body deplete two times faster than normal. When it's in the fifth stage, chemicals deplete three times as fast! | None |
Auto-Brewery | The pathogen appears to react with anything but a pure intoxicant. | Harmful | Any Reagent Besides Ethanol: The pathogen appears to have entirely metabolized all chemical agents in the dish into... ethanol. | Afflicted slowly converts chemical reagents inside them into ethanol. The further the stage, the faster this occurs. Alcoholic drinks are not affected. | None |
Radioactivity | A curiously shaped gland on the pathogen is emitting an unearthly blue glow. | Harmful | Silver: The silver appears to be moderating the reaction within the pathogen's gland. | Pathogens occasionally blast the afflicted with doses of radiation, inflicting TOX and BURN damage over time. Dose increases with stage. | None |
Jazz Snapping | The pathogen seems like it might respond to strong sonic impulses. | Harmful | Hootingium/Sonic powder: The individual microbodies appear to be playing smooth jazz. | Much like standard Snapping, but the afflicted snaps much, much more frequently. In addition, when the pathogen reaches its fourth and fifth stages, a jazzy turtleneck and flat cap and/or saxophone may spontaneously materialize on the afflicted. | Face, Air, Hands, Body |
Flesh Restructuring | The pathogen appears to be rapidly repairing the other cells around it. | Beneficial | Synthflesh: The pathogen appears to mimic the behavior of the synthetic flesh. Sulfuric Acid: The pathogen becomes agitated and works to repair the damaged caused by the sulfuric acid. |
Afflicted is sometimes healed of an amount of both BRUTE and BURN damage equal to the pathogen's stage (1/2/3/4/5 each). As the pathogen progresses through each stage, they are healed more often and in its fifth stage, the afflicted can expect to be healed roughly once per 20-30 seconds. | None |
Tier 5: Very Rare Symptoms
Name | Microscope Clue | Reagent Reactions | Effect | Spreads pathogen through |
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Gibbing | The culture appears to process proteins at an irregular speed. | Synthflesh: There are stray synthflesh pieces all over the dish. | Very scary (but actually quite harmless) feelings of the body being too "tight". Afflicted can only burst into gibs when the pathogen is in its fifth stage, at a rare (2%) chance, which will likely spread the infection further. | Face, Air, Hands, Body |
Capacitor | The culture appears to have an irregular lack of liquids, but a very high amount of hydrogen and oxygen. | Voltagen: Bits of pathogen violently explode when coming into contact with the voltagen. Water: The water inside the petri dish appears to be breaking down into hydrogen and oxygen. |
Afflicted can somehow absorb and release electricity.
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Afflicted overloading and exploding. |
Unlimited Capacitor | The culture appears to have an irregular lack of liquids, but a very high amount of hydrogen and oxygen. | Voltagen: The pathogen appears to have the ability to infinitely absorb the voltagen. | Functions identically to the regular Capacitor symptom, except there is no chance for the afflicted to overload and explode. | None |
Dragon Fever | The pathogen appears to be creating a constant field of radiating heat. The relevant membranes look like they might be affected by painkillers. | Salicylic Acid: The heat emission of the pathogen is completely unaffected by the painkillers and continues to radiate heat at an intense rate. | Much like standard fever, except when the pathogen is in the fourth and fifth stages, the afflicted has a good (25-35%) chance of spontaneously bursting into flames and, in the fifth stage, a rare (2%) chance to completely burn up and burst into a pile of ashes. | None |
Arctic Chills | The pathogen is producing a trail of ice. Perhaps something hot might affect it. | Phlogiston/Chlorine Trifluoride: The hot reagent doesn't affect the trail of ice at all! | Exactly like acute chills, but with a rare (1%) chance for the afflicted to become an ice statue when the pathogen is in its fifth stage. | None |
Leprosy | The pathogen appears to be rapidly breaking down certain materials around it | None | Worrying feelings about body parts feeling "loose". When the pathogen is in the fourth and fifth stages, the afflicted has a low (8-10%) chance of one of their arms or legs outright falling onto the floor. | None |
Oxygen Conversion | The pathogen appears to radiate a bubble of oxygen. | Synthflesh: The pathogen consumes the synthflesh and converts it into oxygen. | If the afflicted ever stops breathing/suffers LOSEBREATH, the pathogen will counteract it by converting the afflicted's flesh into oxygen, inflicting BRUTE damage to them in the progress. If they ever lose oxygen or otherwise suffer OXY damage (which is different from simply not breathing), the pathogen will slowly attempt to heal it. The amount of OXY damage healed increases with each stage. | None |
Oxygen Production | The pathogen appears to radiate a bubble of oxygen. | None | Afflicted will never stop breathing, no strings attached. If they ever lose oxygen or otherwise suffer OXY damage, the pathogen will slowly attempt to heal it, at twice the rate Oxygen Conversion does. Similarly, the later the stage, the more OXY damage healed each time. | None |
Wild Snapping | The pathogen seems like it might respond to strong sonic impulses. | Hootingium/Sonic powder: The individual microbodies appear to be playing some form of freeform jazz. They are clearly off-key. | Similar to standard Snapping, but the afflicted snaps much more often. In the pathogen's fourth and fifth stages, they may also, very rarely, violently tear off one of their arms in the process. | Face, Air, Hands, Body |
Random Mutations | The pathogen appears to be shifting and distorting its genetic structure rapidly. | Mutadone: Approximately 82.7% of the individual microbodies appear to have returned to genetic normalcy. | Afflicted occasionally gains a mutation. The later the stage, the more often they mutate. These mutations can be good or bad, often come with a chromosome attached, and can decrease genetic stability. Not every mutation has an equal chance of occurring. | None |
Random Reinforced Mutations | The pathogen appears to be shifting and distorting its genetic structure rapidly. | Mutadone: Approximately 0.00% of the individual microbodies appear to have returned to genetic normalcy. | Similar to standard Random Mutations, but the mutations cannot be removed with mutadone (so only a GeneTek console can remove them) and occur somewhat less often. | None |
Random Good and Stable Mutations | The pathogen appears to be shifting and distorting its genetic structure rapidly. | Mutadone: Approximately 99.82% of the individual microbodies appear to have returned to genetic normalcy. Approximately 100.00% of the individual microbodies appear disappointed about that. | Similar to standard Random Mutations, but the mutations are always "beneficial" and do not decrease genetic stability, though they occur somewhat less often. | None |
Necrotic Detonation | Some of the pathogen's dead cells seem to remain active. | Synthflesh: There are stray synthflesh pieces all over the dish. | Afflicted explodes upon death. Power and radius of explosion increase with each stage; general effect is roughly on par with a microbomb or two. | None |
Necrotic Resurrection | Some of the pathogen's dead cells seem to remain active. | Synthflesh: Dead parts of the synthflesh seem to still be transferring blood. | When the afflicted dies, so long as the pathogen was in Stage 5, they are brought back to life. All blood is restored, and their OXY and TOX will be healed, but they'll be briefly paralyzed and suffer some misstepping in the first few minutes afterwards and start off with some significant BRUTE, BURN, and brain damage. They'll also sooon contract tissue necrosis, which causes the body to gradually rot away if not preserved with formaldehyde. This cannot revive people who have set themselves to DNR, and the pathogen cures itself and gives the afflicted immunity to the pathogen, so this only works once! | None |
Mutations
Mutation | Maliciousness Range Required |
Favors Lower or Higher Maliciousness? |
Other Conditions to Occur | Effect |
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Attribute Scramble | N/A | Unaffected | 20% chance to occur each time a pathogen can mutate, at any Mutativeness level. | Each of the pathogen's Primary Attributes (Advance Speed, Mutation Speed, Maliciousness, Suppression Threshold, and Mutativeness) may increase or decrease by 0-8. Can occur up to 5 times per pathogen. |
Lose All Attributes | N/A | Unaffected | 8% chance to occur each time a pathogen can mutate, regardless of Mutativeness. | Each of the pathogen's Primary Attributes reset to 0. It will still show symptoms, so this doesn't necessarily make the pathogen completely harmless. |
Increase Generation | N/A | Unaffected | None. Can occur at any Mutativeness value. | The pathogen's Generation increases by one, i.e. the pathogen becomes a different strain of the base pathogen. Again, higher generation pathogens will always overtake lower generation ones, and a person cannot have multiple strains/Generations of a pathogen at one time. |
Become Asymptomatic | N/A | Unaffected | Pathogen is symptomatic (obviously). Flat 35% chance to occur every time a pathogen can mutate. | The pathogen shows no symptoms, and most symptoms are effectively disabled, but infection can still occur through direct contact. Strangely, the sweating symptom can still infect others with pathogen; the associated messages will simply be suppressed. |
Become Symptomatic | N/A | Unaffected | Pathogen is asymptomatic (obviously). Independent of Mutativeness. | Pathogen begins showing symptoms again. |
Maliciousness Boost | -25‒5 | Lower | None | Pathogen's Maliciousness increases by 1-3. |
Benevolence Boost | -25‒5 | Higher | None | Pathogen's Maliciousness decreases by 1-3. |
Advance Speed Boost | 20 or lower | Lower | None | Pathogen's Advance Speed increases by 1-3. |
Advance Speed Penalty | 20 or lower | Higher | None | Pathogen's Advance Speed decreases by 1-3. |
Mutation Speed Boost | -15 or higher | Lower | None | Pathogen's Mutation Speed increases by 1-3. |
Mutation Speed Penalty | -15 or higher | Lower | None | Pathogen's Mutation Speed decreases by 1-3. If it was less than 0, it resets back to 0. |
More Stages | -25 or lower | Unaffected | Pathogen has less than 5 stages. Straight 75% to occur it's within the Maliciousness range. | Pathogen gains an extra Stage. It doesn't necessarily progress into the next Stage. |
Less Stages | -25 or lower | Unaffected | Pathogen has more than 3 stages. Flat 75% to occur once it's within the Maliciousness range. | Pathogen loses a Stage. If it's in the fourth or fifth stage when this happens, it'll go back to the third or fourth stage, respectively. |
Gain Symptom | 15‒30 | Higher | None | Pathogen gains an additional symptom, with heavy leaning towards Very Common and Common symptoms. There is a 6% chance to gain Rare or Very Rare tier symptoms. |
Gain More Symptoms | 25‒70 | Higher | None | Just like Gain Symptom, but pathogen has a random chance to gain an additional symptom or two. |
Gain Strong Symptom | 65‒150 (good luck with that) |
Higher | None | Pathogen gains an additional symptom. There is still some heavy leaning towards Very Common and Common symptoms, but not as much as with Gain Symptom, and there is a 15% chance of gaining a Rare or Very Rare Symptom. |
Gain More Strong Symptoms | 125 or higher | Higher | None | Just like Gain Strong Symptom, but the pathogen has a random chance to also another symptom or two on top of the one already gained. |
Lose Symptom | 50 or higher | Higher | None | Pathogen loses a random symptom. It can potentially gain it back, whether from another mutation or symptom splicing. |
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