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Flea 2
TransmissionsFlea bites less likely to cause adverse reaction in host - increasing infectivity
Flea 3
TransmissionsPathogen produces exotoxin that kills most infected fleas - reducing infectivity. However survivors resistant to synthetic insecticides
Flea 4
TransmissionsPathogen exotoxin accelerate flea life cycle - significantly reducing egg and larva susceptibility to extreme climates
Genetic Hardening 1
AbilitiesPathogen becomes harder to analyse in the lab. Decreases future research speed
Genetic Hardening 2
AbilitiesThe pathogen does not reproduce in lab conditions. Decreases future research speed
Genetic ReShuffle 1
AbilitiesPathogen DNA strands reassembled. More work needed to develop a cure
Genetic ReShuffle 2
AbilitiesA new strain of the pathogen now exists, increasing the work needed to develop a cure
Genetic ReShuffle 3
AbilitiesMultiple strains of the pathogen now exist, increasing the work needed to develop a cure
Haemoptysis
SymptomsCoughing up blood from inflamed bronchi increases infectivity and is fatal in extreme cases
Hardened Reshuffle 1
AbilitiesPathogen DNA structure reassembled and highly unstable. Significantly harder to develop cure and also slows research speed
Hardened Reshuffle 2
AbilitiesPathogen DNA structure reassembled and highly unstable. Significantly harder to develop cure and also slows research speed
Heat Resistance 1
AbilitiesPathogen evolves to withstand hot temperatures and climates
Heat Resistance 2
AbilitiesPathogen avoids cellular breakdown in high temperatures. Increased effectiveness in hot climates
Hemorrhagic Shock
SymptomsSevere loss of blood volume causes oxygen deprivation, loss of consciousness and death
Hyper sensitivity
SymptomsIncreases likelihood of allergic reactions which can distract the immune system. Rich regions particularly vulnerable
Hypotension
SymptomsLow blood pressure deprives organs of oxygen and nutrients, increasing severity and causing profound fatigue
Immune Suppression
SymptomsPathogens attach to lymphocytes, suppressing immune system and allowing significantly greater freedom of mutation. Can be lethal
Inflammation
SymptomsInflammation obstructs bodily processes. Swelling can obstruct breathing and be fatal
Internal Haemorrhaging
SymptomsArterial membranes break down, causing rapid internal bleeding and death
Livestock 1
TransmissionsLivestock susceptible to infection. Increase infectivity, especially in rural regions and mutation
Livestock 2
TransmissionsWildlife susceptible to infection. Increase infectivity, especially in rural regions and mutation
Nausea
SymptomsIrritated stomach lining leads to discomfort. Slight chance of infection when kissing
Necrosis
SymptomsLarge swathes of infected tissue lose blood supply and become fatal sources of gangrene. Decomposed bodies remain a vector of transmission
Paralysis
SymptomsPathogen destroys motor neurons to cause paralysis. Significantly harder to cure and can be lethal