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  Air 1 - 2: Increases Pathogen's Infectivity, specially in Arid Climates and through Airplanes.
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  Blood 1 - 2: Pathogen spreads through blood and other body fluids, increasing Pathogen's Infectivity, specially in Poor Countries, and Mutation.
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  Insect 1 - 2: Insects become sources of contagion, increasing Pathogen's Infectivity, specially in Poor Countries, and Mutation.
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  Livestock 1 - 2: Livestock animals become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity, specially in Rural Countries, and Mutation.
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  Extreme Hematophagy: Pathogen uses host lymphocytes to replicate. Increase in infectivity, especially in poor regions and mutation chance
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  Water 1 - 2: Increases Pathogen's Infectivity, specially in Humid Climates and through Boats.
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  Droplets 1 - 3: Uses particles of body fluids in order to spread, increasing Infectivity, specially Airplane transmission.
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  Fomites 1 - 2: Virus spreads through surfaces. Increases infectivity in Urban and Rich Countries.
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  Extreme Bioaerosol: Pathogen bypasses air/water filters due to adaptive cellular shell. Increase infectivity, especially in humid & arid climates and plane/ship transmission.
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  Bird 1 - 2: Birds become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity, Land Transmission and Mutation.
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  Insect 1 - 2: Insects become sources of contagion, increasing Pathogen's Infectivity, specially in Poor Countries, and Mutation.
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  Livestock 1 - 2: Livestock animals become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity, specially in Rural Countries, and Mutation.
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  Rodent 1 - 2: Rodents become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity, specially in Urban Countries, and Mutation.
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  Water 1 - 2: Increases Pathogen's Infectivity, specially in Humid Climates and through Boats.
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  Amoeba 1 - 3: By adapting host amoeba to spread and survive in many areas, it increases Infectivity in certain types of Countries. Specific stats vary with stage.
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  Bat 1 - 4: Virus infects bats, increasing infectivity in Hot and Humid Countries.
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  Swine 1 - 3: Virus infects pigs, increasing infectivity in Rural Countries.
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  Fomites 1 - 3: Virus spreads through surfaces. Increases infectivity in Urban and Rich Countries.
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  Horse 1 - 2: Virus infects horses, increasing infectivity in Rural and Arid Countries, along with Land Transmission.
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  Dog: Virus infects dogs, increasing infectivity in Urban Countries.
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  Flea 1 - 4: Fleas become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity. Certain stages also increase other stats.
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  Rodent 1 - 2: Rodents become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity, specially in Urban Countries, and Mutation.
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  Bird 1 - 2: Birds become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity, Land Transmission and Mutation.
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  Livestock 1 - 2: Livestock animals become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity, specially in Rural Countries, and Mutation.
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  Extreme Zoonosis: Infection crosses multiple species barriers. Increase infectivity, especially in rural and urban areas, mutation chance and cross-country transmission
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  Air 1 - 2: Increases Pathogen's Infectivity, specially in Arid Climates and through Airplanes.
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  Water 1 - 2: Increases Pathogen's Infectivity, specially in Humid Climates and through Boats.
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  Extreme Bioaerosol: Pathogen bypasses air/water filters due to adaptive cellular shell. Increase infectivity, especially in humid & arid climates and plane/ship transmission.
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  Swine 1 - 2: Pigs become sources of contagion, increasing Infectivity, specially in Rural Countries, and Mutation.

Symptoms

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  Nausea: Irritated stomach lining leads to discomfort. Slight chance of infection when kissing
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  Coughing: Chance of infection by spreading pathogen into surroundings, especially in high density, urban areas
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  Rash: Flat red spots start in the mouth then spread to the rest of the body. Slight increase in infectivity
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  Vomiting: The expulsion of infected material through projectile vomiting increases the risk of infection
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  Pneumonia: Serious fluid build and discharge from the lungs. People in cold climates especially vulnerable
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  Hyper sensitivity: Increases likelihood of allergic reactions which can distract the immune system. Rich regions particularly vulnerable
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  Sneezing: Fluid discharge through sneezing greatly increases infection rates
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  Abscesses: Pockets of infected flesh are painful and act as breeding grounds for the pathogen, increasing infection rates when burst
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  Sweating: The loss of fluid through sweating also increases infection rates due to poor hygiene. More dangerous in cold countries
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  Diarrhoea: Pathogen active in digestive tract, causing infection through faeces and potentially lethal dehydration. Poor countries v. vulnerable
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  Pulmonary Oedema: Potentially fatal heart abnormality causes breakdown of respiratory system, releasing pathogen into the air
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  Inflammation: Inflammation obstructs bodily processes. Swelling can obstruct breathing and be fatal
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  Immune Suppression: Pathogens attach to lymphocytes, suppressing immune system and allowing significantly greater freedom of mutation. Can be lethal
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  Systemic Infection: Pathogen affects multiple organs and tissue types, causing body-wide infections that spread fast and can be fatal
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  Fever: Increase in temperature, contagiousness and severe dehydration, which can be fatal
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  Skin Lesions: Lesions on the limbs and face become raised and sores break open in the mouth, significantly increasing infectivity
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  Internal Haemorrhaging: Arterial membranes break down, causing rapid internal bleeding and death
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  Dysentery: A complete breakdown in the digestive system causes infected sewage, dehydration, starvation and death
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  Total Organ Failure: Catastrophic cell death of multiple tissue types causes body-wide organ failure and rapid death
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  Coma: Neuropathic effects in the brain stem cause loss of consciousness and sometimes death. Significantly harder to cure
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  Necrosis: Large swathes of infected tissue lose blood supply and become fatal sources of gangrene. Decomposed bodies remain a vector of transmission
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  Hemorrhagic Shock: Severe loss of blood volume causes oxygen deprivation, loss of consciousness and death
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  Corneal Ulceration: Pustules form on the surface of the eye, causing inflammation and can trigger blindness. Severe and slows work on cure
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  Osteomyelitis: Pathogen infects bone and joints, causing limb deformities and potentially lethal sepsis
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  Acute Encephalitis: Multiple inflammatory lesions in the brain cause severe neurological damage resulting in death
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  Pustules: Highly recognisable raised pustules form - filled with thick opaque fluid which can transmit infection if burst
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  Subconjunctival Bleed: Bleeding underneath the conjunctiva turns the eyes red
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  Purpura: Purple spots and patches form under the skin as blood vessels leak throughout the body. Can be fatal.
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  Haemoptysis: Coughing up blood from inflamed bronchi increases infectivity and is fatal in extreme cases

Abilities

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  Heat Resistance 1 - 2: Pathogen withstands higher temperatures easily, increasing Infectivity in Hot Countries.
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  Cold Resistance 1 - 2: Pathogen withstands lower temperatures easily, increasing Infectivity in Cold Countries.
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  Environmental Hardening: custom desc pls check
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  Drug Resistance 1 - 2: Pathogen resistant to all Antibiotics, increasing Infectivity in Rich Countries.
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  Genetic ReShuffle 1 - 3: Pathogen reassembles its DNA and creates new strains, increasing the work required for a cure.
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  Genetic Hardening 1 - 2: Pathogen harder to analyze in laboratories, increasing the work required for a cure.