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It can be a good idea to make someone ill and and then transfer into them after some agression. Mush cannot fall ill, but illness can serve to prove your new body human. However, the usual limitations of {{Skill|Transfer}} still apply, and if you are discovered without skills after transferring, the illness will not save you.
 
It can be a good idea to make someone ill and and then transfer into them after some agression. Mush cannot fall ill, but illness can serve to prove your new body human. However, the usual limitations of {{Skill|Transfer}} still apply, and if you are discovered without skills after transferring, the illness will not save you.
  
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Revision as of 21:47, 15 October 2016

Icon Bacteriophiliac
Description: Your plant bacteria can have particularly virulent applications.
  • For 2 Action Point you can give an illness to a crewmember. This is a covert action.
Learned by: Icon Mush 10 If Icon Mush: Only

This ability is Icon Secret; however, it will not be logged if you are alone with the target. It is also aggressive, which is affected by Icon Ian's Icon Pacifist and Icon Chao's Icon Crazy Eye. The disease is chosen at random.

It can be a good idea to make someone ill and and then transfer into them after some agression. Mush cannot fall ill, but illness can serve to prove your new body human. However, the usual limitations of Icon Transfer still apply, and if you are discovered without skills after transferring, the illness will not save you.

Icon TODO: Is it disorders or diseases or both? Icon TODO: New action : action name, privacy, cost, etc.