Dysentery (3.5e Disease)
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| Name: | Dysentery (Ex) |
|---|---|
| Infection DC: | 10 (Ingested) |
| Incubation: | 1-4 weeks |
| Damage: | Sickened or nauseated, nonfatal |
Dysentery was known by the lovely name of bloody flux (or simply flux) during the Middle Ages, and was a stomach and intestinal disease caused by contaminated food and water. Usually flux was an ongoing process as many villagers ate and drank the same foods, but a temporary illness could be caused by lodging in a "bad" area for a few weeks.
The usual symptoms of flux were diarrhea (occasionally with blood and mucus), and occasional vomiting.
If the PC fails the check by more than 5 points, s/he becomes nauseated instead of sickened.
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