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Mutative Regeneration 1

Transmissions

Fragmented RNA strands causes frequent replication errors when regenerating and an increased chance of mutation

3DNA

Mutative Regeneration 2

Transmissions

Degradation of the nuclear membrane makes the worm highly prone to mutation

5DNA

Neural Breach

Symptoms

Breach the blood/brain barrier to allow access to the host brain. Causes dystonia - rapid eye blinking

1DNA

Obsession

Symptoms

Severe damage to orbital cortex triggers OCD - forcing host to obsess over a specific worm related task

1DNA

Occipital Mesh

Symptoms

Tendrils mesh with occipital lobe - the visual processing centre. Hosts less likely to notice worm infections

3DNA

Perceptive Jolt

Symptoms

Tendrils increase brain pressure, resulting in fever which disrupts host priorities and decision making

6DNA

Perceptive Shift

Symptoms

Worm grows to significantly increase intracranial pressure, severely disrupting host risk/reward analysis, resulting in risky, unsafe and impulsive decisions

8DNA

Psychosis

Symptoms

Tendrils tweak dopamine receptors, inducing occasional states of psychosis and personality shifts to better accommodate worm

5DNA

Rodent 1

Transmissions

Worm eggs attach themselves to the fur of rats, which increases their infectiousness, especially in urban environments

6DNA

Rodent 2

Transmissions

Worm eggs secrete neurochemical that drives rats to attack humans, increasing infectivity, especially in urban environments

10DNA

Schizophrenia

Symptoms

Enflamed dopamine receptors fragment mental processes and increase infectivity. Can cause fatal fevers

10DNA

Suicide

Symptoms

Tendrils release neurotoxins which cause severe disorientation and suicidal impulses in the host

27DNA

Transcendence

Symptoms

Overdose of oxytocin and vasopressin forces host into a permanent state of worship / acceptance - treating the Neurax Worm as an eternal god

37DNA

Trojan Destroyers 1

Abilities

Testosterone secretion in Trojan hosts causes destructive and aggressive behavior in target country

3DNA

Trojan Destroyers 2

Abilities

Testosterone surges in Trojan hosts causes destructive and aggressive behavior in target country

6DNA

Trojan Planes 1

Abilities

Manipulation of dopamine transporters results in a form of ADHD which encourages hosts to fly to a target country

3DNA

Trojan Planes 2

Abilities

Pheromone secretion used to get more hosts to travel on planes to target countries

5DNA

Trojan Planes 3

Abilities

Axillary steroids in humans used to bolster pheromone production, causing even more Trojan Planes

6DNA

Trojan Roamers 1

Abilities

Adrenaline secretion in Trojan hosts causes them to travel more, increasing infectivity in target country

3DNA

Trojan Roamers 2

Abilities

Adrenaline surges in Trojan hosts causes them to travel more, increasing infectivity in target country

4DNA

Undulatory Locomotion

Transmissions

Ability to propagate flexural waves along the length of worm allows an increase in speed and range outside host, increasing infectiousness

2DNA

Water 1

Transmissions

Worm skin becomes highly vascularised allowing absorption of oxygen, survival and transmission in water.

7DNA

Water 2

Transmissions

Worms develop a more flexible cell membrane, which allows them to survive at a range of depths

13DNA

Water 3

Transmissions

Worm eggs gain ability to thrive in unsanitised water, greatly increasing infectivity especially in poor countries

9DNA