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Illnesses

2014-04-01T21:46:21Z

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The crew of the [[Daedalus]], being (mostly) human, is susceptible to a myriad of '''Illnesses''', a type of negative [[status]] which closely interfaces with the game's [[Health]] system. Illnesses are divided into three types; physiological [[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Diseases''', psychological [[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Disorders''' and physical [[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Injuries'''. The {{Character|Mush}} are immune to all but injuries.

The distinction between the three types of Illness is as follows;

*[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Diseases''' are caused by germs, viruses, parasites and the like, generally resulting from unsanitary conditions. Visiting ''Swamp'', ''Forest'' or ''Insect'' zones during an [[expedition]], eating hazardous foodstuffs like {{Item|Alien Steaks}} and {{Item|Alien Fruit}}, and the misfortune of randomly getting sick are ways to attain a ''disease''. Diseases typically come with an array of [[#Symptoms|symptoms]] such as ''Vomiting'' and affect {{HP|long}} and {{AP|long}}. Diseases can be cured using the {{Item|Medikit}}, certain [[Inventory#Drugs|medicines]] the effects of which are randomised in each game or, rarely, by the passing of time.

*[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Disorders''' are largely caused by the stresses of the mission, i.e. Panic Attacks or seeing people die in front of you, and mainly effect {{Morale|long}} , while situationally featuring various disturbing symptoms. These are cured by lying down in a room containing a {{Skill|Shrink}} for several cycles, or by specific randomized [[Inventory#Drugs|medicines]] and [[Inventory#Fruit|alien fruit]].

*[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Injuries''' are caused almost entirely by character combat, be it via successful attack or painful accident. They're also the only Illnesses that effect {{Character|Mush}}, as they still inhabit fragile, human bodies. Injuries are largely statuses which affect {{HP|long}} and {{AP|long}}, but also give other nasty effects which severely limit what a character can do. While not always noted in the in-game description, injuries also reduce the character's Max. {{HP}}, an effect which increases in severity the larger the number of injuries gets. Injuries are remedied via '''Surgery''', which is performed with the ''Surgical Pod'' in [[Ship_Equipment#Medlab|Medlab]], or via '''DIY Surgery''' (the latter being more {{AP}} intensive). Outside of the Medlab, a {{Skill|Medic}} can perform surgery anywhere if they hold the {{Item|Medikit}}.

== Diseases ==
These are '''physical''' illnesses, often affecting {{HP}} and {{AP}}.

Diseases can be cured using the {{Item|Medikit}}, certain [[Inventory#Drugs|medicines]] the effects of which are randomised in each game, or rarely by the passing of time.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="5%" | Status
! width="15%" | Cause
! width="40%" | Details
! width="40%" | In-game Description
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Acid Reflux'''
|
*Consuming {{Item|Alien Steak}}
*Consuming spoiled food
*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
|
*Lose 2 {{AP}} by the '''Consume''' action (any consumable).
|''You are bringing food back up. It is unpleasant and irritating.''
*Gives the symptom ['''Vomiting'''].
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Black Bite'''
|
*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
|
*Lose 2 {{AP}} by the '''Consume''' action (any consumable).
|''Fairly benign, but persistent, the Black Bite is a recent syndrome which nobody knows much about.''
*Every cycle, a 10% chance, loses 1 {{AP}}
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Cat Allergy'''
|
*Cycle change (random chance)
|{{todo}}
|{{todo}}
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Cold'''
|
*Cycle change (random chance)
*Being infected with a spore (appears 2-4 cycles after infection)
|
*20% chance to lose 1 {{AP}} per cycle.
|''Don't go out without your Kleenex''
*Every cycle, a 20% chance, loses 1 {{AP}}
|-
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Flu'''
|
*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
*Cycle change (random chance)
|
*-2 Max {{Morale}}
*-2 Max {{HP}}
*20% chance to lose 1 {{AP}} per cycle.
*40% chance to become '''dirty'''
*10% chance to lose 1 {{HP}} per cycle.
|''Severe variant of pony flu ... Irritable, authoritarian, headaches, cold, aches, nothing is spared. Be careful not to leave it lying around, you never know''
*-2 Max {{Morale}}
*-2 Max {{HP}}
*Every cycle, a 20% chance, loses 1 {{AP}}.
*Every cycle, a 40% chance, makes you dirty.
*Every cycle, a 10% chance, -1 {{HP}}.
*Gives the symptom ['''Vomiting''']
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Food Poisoning'''
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*Consuming spoiled food
|
Can auto-cure after several cycles, supposedly 1-4 {{Note|For me it auto-cured after 2 cycles, but if it auto-cures im pretty sure it auto-cures the same as other diseases}}
|''You are really weak, you're vomiting, it's everywhere. What on earth were you thinking when you ate this? Well done...''
* -1 Max {{hp}}.
* Gives the symptom ['''Vomiting'''].
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Gastroenteritis'''
|
*Eating spoiled food
*Witnessing death
*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
*Cycle change (random chance)
|
*Lose 1 {{MP}} per cycle.
*Max {{HP}} -1.
|''Do you need a diagram? A good whiff of the smell? Churning stomach?''
*Every time you '''Consume''', your character loses 1 {{ap}}.
*-1 Max {{hp}}.
*Every cycle, makes you dirty.
*Every cycle, loses 1 {{mp}}.
*Every cycle, a 16% chance, -1 {{hp}}.
*Gives the symptom ['''Vomiting'''].
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Junkbumpkinitis'''
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*Eating a [[inventory#Fruit|Jumpkin]]
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*Puts a pumpkin on the character's head. [[:Image:junkbumpkinitis-screenshot.png|Example screenshot of affliction]]
|''It's not as if it wasn't fresh...''
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Migraine'''
|
*Killing someone
*Witnessing death
*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
*Cycle change (random chance)
|
*20% chance to lose 1 {{AP}} per cycle. 
Can auto-cure after several cycles, supposedly 1-4.
|''A particularly tenacious heavy migraine is harassing the patient at the moment, but it will eventually go away...''
*Every cycle, a 20% to lose 1 {{ap}}
|-

|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Mush allergy'''
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*Consuming some {{Item|Alien Fruit}}
*Being infected with a spore (appears 2-4 cycles after infection)
|
{{Todo|Confirm: Sneeze - Randomly when you're in the same room as a mush? when you're infected with another spore?). French wiki says that it causes 2 damage to those infected with spores (per cycle? Max hp?)}}
|''Contact with Mush gives you horrible, painful blisters.''
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Rejuvenation'''
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*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
*Consuming some {{Item|Alien Fruit}}
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*20% chance to lose 1 {{AP}} per cycle.
*Increased chances of falling ill.
|''Your body is emitting a pulsing green light. This doesn't exactly encourage a good night's sleep...''
*Each cycle, a 20% chance, loses 1 {{AP}}.
*Increases your chances of falling ill.
*Gives the symptom ['''Fitful sleep'''].
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Rubella'''
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*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
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* Max {{morale}} -1
* Max {{hp}} -1
* 50 % chance to lose 1 {{mp}} per cycle.
|''Headaches, dry pustules, extremely tired. You should make it through.''
*Every cycle, a 50% chance, loses 1 {{MP}}
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Sepsis'''
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*Receiving combat damage
*Failing DIY Surgery
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*Lose 4 {{HP}} per cycle.
|''You have a serious infection. It's not going to be easy to recover from this. It's highly unlikely you'll make it...''
* Every cycle, -4{{hp}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Sinus Storm'''
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*Consuming some {{Item|Alien Fruit}}
|
*30% chance to lose 1 {{AP}} per cycle.
|''Your sinuses are on fire, frozen, then makes you want to tear your head off. It's bad and it won't go away...''
*Every cycle, a 30% chance, loses 1 {{AP}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Skin Inflammation'''
|
*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
|Breakouts prints a message in the room's log to the effect of '<name> is scratching their hideous rash, it's really grim...'
|''Wherever it came from, you've got it. It's incredibly itchy and really irritating.''
*Gives the symptom ['''Breakouts'''].
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Slight Nausea'''
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*Consuming {{Item|SuperVitamin Bar}}
*Daedalus movement
|Slight Nausea prints a message in the room's log to the effect of '<name> is vomiting their meal. Not exactly appetizing...'
|''You feel a little bit shady... It will pass, but you're not hungry anymore and you shouldn't go anywhere near bluuuuuurppp...''
*Gives the symptom ['''Nausea'''].
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Smallpox'''
|
*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
|
* Max {{morale}} -2
* Max {{hp}} -2
* 40 % chance to lose 2 {{ap}} per cycle.
* 50 % chance to lose 1 {{hp}} per cycle.
|''An illness irradicated from Sol but which is apparently thriving elsewhere. As enticing as it sounds, you should probably get help...''
* -2 Max {{morale}}.
* -2 Max {{hp}}.
* 40 % chance to lose 2 {{ap}} per cycle.
* 50 % chance to lose 1 {{hp}} per cycle.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Space Rabies'''
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*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
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*Lose 2 {{HP}} per cycle.
|''You've got rabies. You are prone to violent outbursts but it’s the disease that will end up killing you.''
*Gives the symptom ['''Biting'''].
*Gives the symptom ['''Psychotic episodes'''].
*Gives the symptom ['''Drooling'''].
*Gives the symptom ['''Foaming mouth'''].
*Every cycle, -2 {{HP}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Tapeworm'''
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*Consuming spoiled food
*Consuming some {{Item|Alien Fruit}}
*Consuming {{Item|Alien Steak}}
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*Lose 1 Satisfaction per cycle.
|''You are hungry. Really hungry. All the time... Let's eat for God's sake man!''
*Every cycle, -1 cycle(s) of fullness.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Vitamin Deficiency'''
|
*Cycle change (random chance) {{Todo|Confirm}}
*Starvation {{Todo|Confirm}}
|
*10% chance to lose 1 {{AP}} per cycle.
|''Deficiencies of vitamins, elements, oligo-elements and the list goes on. You have enough on your plate without this...''
*Every cycle, a 10% chance, loses 1 {{AP}}
|}

== Disorders ==
These are '''Psychological''' illnesses, often affecting {{Morale}}.

Disorders can be cured by {{Skill|Shrink}} treatment (more details on the skill page) and certain [[Inventory#Drugs|medicines]], the effects of which are randomised in each game.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="5%" | Status
! width="15%" | Cause
! width="40%" | Details
! width="40%" | In-game Description
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Agoraphobia'''
|
*Witnessing death.
*Eating alien fruit
*{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|
|''You are terrified by crowds and open spaces, you also have uncontrolable vertigo... In space, that's never going to play out well''
*Gives the symptom ['''Vertigo''']
**Cannot launch in a patrol ship
*Gives the symptom ['''Fear of Crowds''']
**All actions cost +1 {{ap}}, all movements cost +1 {{mp}} while at least 3 other characters are present in the room with you
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Ailurophobia'''
|
*[[Expedition]] - [[Events#Illness|Illness]] event
*Random
{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|Chance that a character would flee a room upon entering losing many {{MP}}
''The cat was in the room, you couldn't help yourself from fleeing...''

All actions cost +2 {{ap}} with cat present in the room.
|''You have a terrible phobia of cats.. The sight of them alone puts you on the edge.''
*Gives the symptom [Fear if Cats].
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Chronic Vertigo'''
|
|Vertigo means that a character is barred from Piloting tasks, but can join expeditions.

Eleesha starts with Chronic Vertigo.
|''You have chronic vertigo which proves to be quite debilitating.''
*Gives the symptom ['''Vertigo''']

|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Crabism'''
|
*Witnessing death.
*Killing someone.
*{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|Janice drops to the ground and starts screaming for their mother... (-1 AP)
Room log: Eleesha starts running round in circles, and nothing seems to be able to stop them... apart from maybe tiredness...
|''From time to time you take to walking sideways or throwing yourself to the ground only to return to brief periods of normalcy.''
*-4 Max {{Morale}} '''Morale'''.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Coprolalia'''
|
*Witnessing death.
*{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|Some messages are randomly replaced with alternate text, or text is added.
*Examples: ''"Hey, you bunch of honkers", "Pathetic crappy admins", "You're nothing but boils"''
*Post-it notes and whispers not effected.
|''You launch huge streams of insults without warning. This tends to shock people the first time they see it.''
*-4 Max {{Morale}} '''Morale'''.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Chronic Migraine'''
|
*Killing someone.
*Witnessing death.
*{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|
|''A particularly tenacious heavy migraine hits you from time to time... and when it hits you it turns everything upside down... no luck''
* -2 Max {{morale}} Morale.
* Every cycle, a 16% chance to lose 1 {{ap}}
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Depression'''
|
*Witnessing death.
*Dropping on 5 or less morale. {{Note|Does not disappear directly after going over 5 morale, not even on cycle change.}}
*{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|
|''You suffer constantly. Life has become so long, too long, and every test makes you increasingly lose your taste for it.''
*-2 Max {{ap}}.
*-2 Max {{morale}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Paranoia'''
|
*Witnessing death.
|Occasionally replaces text with "[name] is a threat to us all...", and other nonsense messages when using the walkie-talkie. Also reduces max morale by 3.
|''You are in fear for your life and eventually make it known.''
*-3 Max {{morale}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Psychotic Episodes'''
|
*Witnessing death.
*Killing someone
*{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|{{Todo}}
|''You can no longer control yourself and often descent into a black rage. You are strongly advised to stay away from all weaponry.''
*Gives the symptom ['''Psychotic episodes'''].
*Gives the symptom ['''Biting'''].
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Weapon Phobia'''
|
*Killing someone.
*Witnessing death.
*{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|
|''You can no longer fire weapons, and the simple sight of them makes you uncomfortable...''
*Forbids the action: '''Fire'''.
*Forbids the action: '''Attack'''.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Spleen'''
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*Witnessing death
*{{Todo|Other causes?}}
|
*Can auto-cure after 1 Day (atleast).
{{Todo}}
|''You are gripped by an extremely severe type of depression which leads to death very quickly.''
*every cycle, a 70% chance, -1{{morale}}.
|}

==Injuries==
These are '''physical traumas''' which are typically contracted through combat, bringing various disadvantages.

These are healed via '''Surgery''' which is performed with the ''Surgical Pod'' in [[Ship_Equipment#Medlab|Medlab]], or via '''DIY Surgery''' (the latter being more {{AP}} intensive). Outside of the Medlab, a {{Skill|Medic}} who is holding the {{Item|Medikit}} can perform surgery anywhere.

{| class="wikitable"
! width="5%" | Status
! width="15%" | Cause
! width="40%" | Details
! width="40%" | In-game Description
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''3rd degree burns over 50% of your body'''
|
|
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*All your {{ap}} actions cost '''1''' more.
*Increases your chances of falling ill.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''3rd degree burns over 90% of your body'''
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|
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*All your {{ap}} actions cost '''4''' more.
*Increases your chances of falling ill.
*You will die if you become '''Dirty'''.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Broken Finger'''
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|
|''One of the fingers on your good hand is broken.''
*All your {{ap}} actions cost '''1''' more.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Broken Leg'''
|
*Attacked with a {{Item|Blaster}}
|
|"MP actions cost 1 more
*-5 maximum MP"
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Broken Ribs'''
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|
|''Your ribs are broken, causing pain when your posture straightens.''
*Accuracy -20%.
*All your {{ap}} actions cost '''1''' more.
*{{mp}} actions cost '''1''' more.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Bruised Shoulder'''
|
*Missing a {{Item|Knife}} attack.
*Missing a {{Item|Blaster}} attack.
|
*Accuracy -'''10'''%
*-'''1''' max {{hp}}
|''Your shoulder has sustained major contusions. Fortunately this is reversible.''
*Accuracy -'''10'''%
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Burnt Hand'''
|
*Attacked with a {{Item|Blaster}}
*Attacking with a {{Item|Blaster}}
*Attacked with a {{Item|Grenade}}
|
*Everything costs 1 {{ap}} more than usual, including non-AP actions which will now cost 1 {{ap}}.
{{Note|Things that you can use special {{ap}} on will not cost extra {{ap}} like repairing something for which you can use {{AP|Repair}} points, even if you dont have the skill.}}
|''Your hand is burnt.''
*All your {{ap}} actions cost '''1''' more.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Burnt Arms'''
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*Attacked with a {{Item|Grenade}}
|
*Everything costs 2 {{ap}} more than usual, including non-AP actions which will now cost 2 {{ap}}.
{{Note|Things that you can use special {{ap}} on will not cost extra {{ap}} like repairing something for which you can use {{AP|Repair}} points, even if you dont have the skill.}}
*Accuracy -20%.
*Increases your chances of falling ill.
|''Your arms are badly burnt. Picking up the slightest thing is excruciating.''
*All your {{ap}} actions cost '''2''' more.
*Increases your chances of falling ill.
*Accuracy -20%.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Burst Nose'''
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*Attacked with bare hands
|
|''Your nose is no longer there, at all, you're a bit scary too...''
*- '''2''' Max {{Morale}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Busted Arm Joint'''
|
*Attacked with a {{Item|Knife}}
|
|''Your pendulous arm looks funny but is all the same a pretty serious handicap.''
*All your {{AP}} actions cost 2 more.
*Accuracy -40%.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Busted Shoulder'''
|
*Missing a {{Item|Knife}} attack.
*Missing a {{Item|Blaster}} attack.
*Being attacked.
|
|''Your shoulder has sustained major irreversible contusions, your arm is considered dead.''
*Accuracy -'''40'''%.
*All your actions cost 2 {{AP}} more. (Includes picking up and dropping items.)
*Stops the carrying of heavy objects
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Critical Haemorrage'''
|
*Attacked with a {{Item|Knife}}
*Missing a {{Item|Blaster}} attack.
|Room log: ''Despite a good dodge, Janice has lost a little blood''
|''You have a haemmorage in an artery which requires major surgery. Good luck.''
*Every cycle, -2 {{HP}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Damaged Ears'''
|
*Attacked with a {{Item|Blaster}}
|Player cannot use public channels. Private channels still seem to work, if they were present before being injured.
|''Your ears are no longer of any use. Although you never seem to listen to what you're told anyway...''
*Makes you deaf
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Destroyed ears'''
|
*Attacked with a {{Item|Knife}}
|Player cannot use public channels. Private channels still seem to work, if they were present before being injured.
|''Your ears have disappeared. Maybe if you look real hard... Makes you deaf.''
* -'''1''' Max {{Morale}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Disfunctional Liver'''
|
*Attacked with a {{Item|Grenade}}
|All your actions cost 1 {{AP}} more. (Includes picking up and dropping items.) Consume takes no {{AP}} and the -2 {{AP}} loss from consuming occurs before allocation of the food's effects. Also gives the symptoms Vomiting and Drooling.
|''You can live without a liver, but for how long, and in what conditions?''
* Every time you Consume, your character loses 2 {{AP}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Haemorrhage'''
|
*Missing a {{Item|Knife}} attack
|Room Log: ''['''Victim'''] turns towards ['''attacker'''] who is threatening them with their blade. Too sharp, too quick, too accurate, in short, too much... ['''attacker'''], despite making a superhuman effort seems to have been gripped with a sickness...''

{{Confirm|Injury received by attacker rather than attacked?}}
*Room Log: You have been hurt: Haemorrage. This will incur penalties.
|''You have a haemmorage - you need surgery.''
*Every cycle, -1 {{HP}}
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Inner Ear Damaged'''
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*Being attacked
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|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Mashed Foot'''
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*Attacked with a {{Item|Knife}}
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|''That's not even really a foot anymore.''
*Movement actions cost 1 more.
*Max moves -3.
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|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Open-Air Brain'''
|
|{{Bug|Despite the description, you don't die if you are dirty.}}
|''Part of your skull is missing. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that this can be a problem in several situations.''
*-2 max {{morale}}
*You will die if you become '''Dirty'''.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Punctured Lung'''
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*Attacked with a {{Item|Knife}}
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*Most actions require +2 {{AP}}, including picking up and dropping items.
*Player becomes '''Mute'''. {{Note|Can still use ''General Announcement''. Can still read previously existing private channels he's in. Can still talk in Mush channel.}}
*-2 {{HP}} per cycle.
|"Shortness of breath, blood in your lungs, no medical assistance, but you won't have to live with it for long.
*All your {{ap}} actions cost '''2''' more.
*Makes you mute
*Every cycle, '''-2''' {{HP}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Smashed Arms'''"
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*Attacked with a {{Item|Blaster}}.
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|''Your arms are completely useless''
*All your {{ap}} actions cost '''3''' more.
*Accuracy -'''40'''%
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Smashed Legs'''
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*Missing a {{Item|Blaster}} attack.
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|''You no longer have the use of your legs. It's not ideal, as they're pretty handy. No more a actions.''
*-12 Max {{MP}}.
|-
|style="white-space:nowrap"|[[Image:Hurt.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]] '''Torn Tongue'''
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*Missing a {{Item|Knife}} attack.
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*Player becomes '''Mute'''. {{Note|Can still use ''General Announcement''. Can still read previously existing private channels he's in. Can still talk in Mush channel.}}
Room Log:''Roland missed their target by a good distance and the clash against a nearby wall made them bite their tongue...''
|''Your tongue is reduced to a flaccid lifeless mass.''
*Makes you mute.
|}

== Symptoms ==
{{Caution|'''Notice:''' This section is heavily incomplete and needs vast expansion. Please note that ''In-Game Effects'' is for details of room logs from the symptoms and in-game fluff.}}
The following is a list of '''symptoms''' which are connected to certain illnesses.

{| class="wikitable"
!Symptom
!Cause
!Details/In-game Effects
|-
|'''Fear of Crowds'''
|'''Agoraphobia'''
|All actions in an room with 3 or more people cost 1 more {{AP}} and leaving the room costs 1 more {{MP}}. {{Note|Things that use special {{AP}} are not excluded from the additional {{ap}} cost as the case is with wounds that make actions cost additional {{AP}}}}
|-
|'''Vertigo'''
|'''Chronic Vertigo''' and '''Agoraphobia'''
|You can't fly with the Pasiphae or an Patrol ship, you can still go on expeditions if you're not piloting.
|-
|'''Vomiting'''
|'''Gastroenteritis''', '''Flu''', '''Acid Reflux''' and '''Food Poisoning'''
|Vomiting is noted in a room's log once you move into the room, and makes the player dirty.
* '''Room Log''': [[Image:Disease.png|class=margin-small|Icon]] ''['''victim'''] is vomiting their meal. Not exactly appetizing...''
|-
|'''Drooling'''
|'''Space Rabies'''
|Drooling is noted in the room log, but appears to have no other effect
* '''Room Log''': [[Image:Drugs.png|class=margin-small|Icon]] ''['''victim'''] is drooling incessantly, this is beginning to seem suspicious...''
|-
|'''Foaming mouth'''
|'''Space Rabies'''
|Foaming mouth is noted in the room log, but appears to have no other effect
* '''Room Log''': [[Image:Drugs.png|class=margin-small|Icon]] ''['''victim'''] has a little bit of foam escaping from the corner of their mouth... It's pretty disgusting..''
|-
|'''Breakouts'''
|'''Skin Inflammation'''
|Breakouts is noted in the room log, but appears to have no other effect
* '''Room Log''': [[Image:Disease.png|class=margin-small|Icon]] ''['''victim'''] is scratching their hideous rash, it's really grim...''
|}

[[Category:Incomplete]]
[[Category:Gameplay]]

Coprolalia

2014-03-29T05:20:06Z

Jecht:

Some of the messages:
* Pathetic crappy admins
* Are you planning on shifting those nads, yeah?
* You're nothing but pustular oozings
* You have got some family jewels, right?
* Weak-ass crap
* You're nothing but woohoo bananas
* Bunch of gnus.
* A mighty throng of boils

Coprolalia

2014-03-26T23:28:28Z

Jecht:

Some of the messages:
* Pathetic crappy admins
* Are you planning on shifting those nads, yeah?
* You're nothing but pustular oozings
* You have got some family jewels, right?
* Weak-ass crap

Communications

2014-03-24T21:00:56Z

Jecht:

{{TOC right}}[[Image:Com.jpg|left]] Communications with Sol provide rich and powerful bonuses.

The Communications Panel is located on the bridge and accessible by everyone. Anyone may view the current progress and help establish the link to Sol, but everything else is reserved solely to the [[Titles#Communications_Officer|Communications Officer]], which makes this title a rather large responsibility. Even the {{item|Hacker Kit}} cannnot override these restrictions.

The [[Ship_Equipment#Engine_Room|Antenna]] in the Engine Room influences communications:

* If it is down, all actions cost 1 {{AP}} more.
* If it is enhanced by the spatial wave radar, the chances of making a connection with Sol are doubled.

{{Info|All Communications work begins with establishing a connection.}}

== Establish Contact ==

[[Image:Sensor.gif|left]] Establishing contact with Sol is the prerequisite for everything else.

This simple action can be performed by any member of the crew for 2 {{AP}} or 1 {{AP|IT}}, and should be attempted by everyone at the start of the ship (but only once everyone has joined).
The first time it succeeds, every already awoken crew member is granted +3 {{Morale}}. (NERON will announce: "Rebel networks: connection established… Health implication: team morale boost.")

If the action fails, it will improve signal quality, which increases the chance of contact on the next attempt.

The signal starts at 0% at the beginning of the game. Each failed attempt increases the signal strength by 4% without boosts, by 6% in the presence of a {{Skill|Radio Expert}}, or by 8% if you ''are'' a Radio Expert. The stronger the signal strength, the more likely you will get a successful connection with Sol.
While the contact is established, this button is replaced by a "connection established" symbol.

The signal may drop:

* If you use the {{Item|Microwave}}.
* By random chance (low signal strength makes this more likely).
* By uncovering one of two bad Xyloph DB entries.
* If the communications panel is broken for any reason.

== Upgrade NERON Version ==

[[Image:neron_large.png|left]] The [[Titles#Communications_Officer|Comms Officer]] is able to upgrade NERON's version. Each successful upgrade will complete a random [[NERON Projects|NERON Project]].

Each participation costs 2 {{AP}} (or 1 {{AP|IT}} if they have the IT Expert skill) and will further the upgrade progress.

(A connection to Sol is required to update.) 

* Each Participation contributes a random amount, with the maximum generally decreasing at higher version levels.
* The first upgrade can take as little as 2 Participations (50% each time), but uprgrades can also "fail" and yield only 1%.
* The project completed can only be one that has not previously appeared in the Nexus.
* If all projects have already been offered in the Heart of Neron, upgrading will do nothing
* The Version number starts at v1.00
** The Decimal place depicts the current update progress.
** If you complete more than 9 updates, the version number will change to v1.000, then v1.100 etc.

{{note|It is recommended to complete 2-3 Neron Upgrades before decoding any Xyloph DB entries, as one of these progresses the Upgrade by 25%, which is worth a lot more {{AP}} on higher versions.}}

== Xyloph Database ==
{|
|-
|[[Image:xyloph.png|left]][[Image:xyloph complete.png]]
|Allows you to access information left at the home port of the Daedalus, or whatever is left of it... '''Every time an entry is successfully decoded, a new advantage is unlocked (workshop plans, information on Mush, etc.).'''
|}

2 {{AP}} or 1 {{AP|IT}} decodes one Xyloph DB entry at random.

{| class="wikitable" cellpadding="2"
|-
! scope="col" width="100px" | Name Nickname
! scope="col"| Effect
|-
| Access the Lost NERON Database Version
| Some of Janice's research findings from Xyloph-17 are added to NERON's memory. '''Advances the NERON update progress by 25%'''
|-
| Corrupted Data Nothing
| There's nothing there... The data has been corrupted by a rhizomal virus. '''Useless'''
|-
| Wireless Infidelity Magnetite
| The connection is bad... really bad, no doubt due to the massive magnetite cloud you're currently crossing. '''Causes com link failure and a significant decrease in signal quality.''' {{note|around 20% decrease}}
|-
| Zhong Chun's Genome Codex Ghost Chun
| Zhong Chun is the only human who has proved immune to the Mush infection, and the analysis of her genome is the key to developing and anti-Mush vaccine as well as several other pieces of research. '''Adds a "ghost" to Zhong Chun's laboratory interface which is the equivalent of her being there in person.'''
|-
| Workshop Manuals Blueprints
| Here are multiple plans for basic tools aboard the Daedalus if we dismantle one or two surplus pieces of kit we should have enough materials to build them. '''Prints 3x Plans''' {{note|Exact blueprints vary.}}
|-
| Contact established with Kivanç Terzi! Kivanc
| You have established contact with Kivanç Terzi, who united a large part of the rebellion in the Sol system. His help will be vital in decoding messages from rebel bases. '''Gives a 100% bonus on decoding rebel base transmissions. Paola earns 8 {{glory}}''' {{bug| Despite the ingame description, and this being Paola's personal objective, any acting Comms Officer will earn the glory.}}
|-
| Contact made with Nils Carlsson! Ghost Sample
| You have re-established contact with Nils Carlsson, whose help with your lab research will be invaluable. '''Communication with Nils will replace a Test Sample in the research module.'''
|-
| Finola's Lost Research List
| The anti-Mush research carried out by Finola was completed after the departure of the Daedalus. The findings were sent to the tabulatrix, and by reading them, you'll know the status of infection aboard the Daedalus from day 1! '''Prints the current crew infection status report''' {{note|While this can clear one or two crew members, it will often provide "insufficient" results.}}
|-
| Roger's Kitchenary 2830 Cook
| You find a file containing dozens of recipes. Lots of recipes. Lots and lots of recipes. '''Gives the impression of being an apprentice chef''' {{note|Prints a {{Skill|Chef}} Mage Book at the bridge}}
|-
| Blizzard Documentary... Snow
| Your screen is covered in greyish snow, it's giving you a headache, so you give up... '''Causes com link failure.'''
|-
| School Workbooks Mage Books
| You've managed to get your hands on the Teaching centre archive from Xyloph! This intellectual treasure should help you educate your dumbwitted crewmates. '''Prints 2x Workbooks''' {{note|{{item|Mage Books}} printed will vary}}
|-
| Genome Data Disk
| This disk contains a wealth of information on the Mush genome collected by Ian Soulton just before the departure of the Daedalus. '''Supplies the disk containing data on the Mush genome'''
|}

The DB entries appear in the comms panel in the following locations:

{| class="wikitable" cellpadding="2"
|-
| width="100px" | Nothing
| width="100px" | Snow
| width="100px" | Magnetite
| width="100px" | Disk
|-
| List
| Ghost Sample
| Version
| Kivanc
|-
| Cook
| Ghost Chun
| Mage Books
| Blueprints
|}

== Rebel Bases ==

Decoding rebel base contacts can give various bonuses to the ship.

Once per day, a rebel base will attempt to contact the Daedalus. This will happen randomly between cycles 1 and 7 (inclusive) and will remain the same for the course of the ship. As long as contact with Sol has been established, NERON will announce when the rebel bases attempt to make contact.

2 {{AP}} or 1 {{AP|IT}} makes progress toward decoding the rebel base signal. Once the signal is 100% decoded, it will provide the bonus to the ship. The amount of AP required will vary based on whether Kivanc has been contacted through the Xyloph DB and/or the {{Skill|Rebel}} skill.

If the base is not fully decoded within a certain period of time, or if the Daedalus moves before the signal is decoded, the base will be lost forever and you will not receive that bonus.

{| class="wikitable" cellpadding="2"
|-
! scope="col" width="50px" | Day
! scope="col" width="80px" | Image
! scope="col" width="100px" | Name
! scope="col" | Bonus
|-
| style="text-align: center;" | 2
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:Base01.png]]
| '''WOLF''' Lost Children of Wolf
| The Lost Children of Wolf installed many antennae on Earth along with a broadcasting station in Mumbai. We will be able to broadcast the news of your odyssey on terrestrial radio. You are heroes.
* ''+ 8 {{glory}} for the whole crew.''
|-
| style="text-align: center;" | 3
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:Base02.png]]
| '''SIRIUS''' Message from the Black Mages of Sirius
| We thank you for all the Mush information you have brought to the table. In exchange, we have sent you the plans to the Shkunz molecule. By administering a homeopathic dose to your rations, you should be able to increase your crew's productivity.
* ''Rations give an extra 1 {{AP}}.''
|-
| style="text-align: center;" | 4
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:Base03.png]]
| '''CENTAURI''' Message from Centauri Lovers
| It was a pleasure to meet the heroes of the anti-Mush war. In our sector, the war to control the colonies is raging. We have sent you the plans for the PL80-Blaster, a powerful plasma cannon which should be handled with care, to facilitate your surface exploration expeditions. Fight to the end!
* ''Each Blaster gives 1 extra power point on expeditions.''
|-
| style="text-align: center;" | 5
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:Base04.png]]
| '''KALADAAN ''' Founders of Kaladaan
| Kaladaan here! We thank all members of the Daedalus for giving the hope of a promising future to the people of Sol. Since you left, the resistance has mobilized and we have already managed to infiltrate several Mush administrations. The Federation will soon be overthrown and we will retake control of Sol!
* ''Provides 6 {{Morale}} for all crew members.''
|-
| style="text-align: center;" | 6
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:Base05.png]]
| '''LUYTEN-CETI''' Message from Luyen-Ceti Shadows
| Our system is still in the grip of Mush. We must carry out our work with the utmost discretion which is why we have developed miniature comms systems implanted directly into our brains. Their plans have been forwarded to you. The Luyten-Ceti Shadows are watching over you.
* Crew receives status [[Image:thinklinked.png]] Brainsync and allows everyone to communicate without the use of Walkie Talkies or iTrackies. Does not replace the tracker functionality.
* Allows the commander to Issue a mission to themselves.
|-
| style="text-align: center;" | 7
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:Base06.png]]
| '''CYGNI''' Auroras of Cygni
| Message from Auroras of Cygni 
We salute the crew of the Daedalus. 61 Cygni was explored during your voyage. The Federation is unaware that the majority of our information came from human sources. We are simulating the transmission of regular information using an adapted Pheromodem. By circumventing the Mush surveillance using this system we are preparing the rebel counter attack, Plans for our SP2SP-230 missile have been transferred to NERON. 
* Patrol ships' damage is increased by one point
* Provides 3 {{Morale}} for all crew members. (Possibly bugged)
|}

Generally, the bases from days 3, 5 and 7 are considered worthwhile, while the others are optional at best. Many people also consider day 6 (brainsync) to be a worthwhile base to decode, especially on ships with many non-gold players.

[[Category:Gameplay]] [[Category:Paola]]

Grenade

2014-03-16T06:37:37Z

Jecht:

<onlyinclude>{{Item Attributes|Grenade|
Icon =
Grenade.jpg
| Summary =
Costs 1 {{AP}} to throw. Consumed when used in a '''[[Zones|Combat]]''' [[Exploration|expedition]] event. Damages everyone in the room including the attacker, however does only 0-3 damage to the attacker. Risk of breaking [[Ship Equipment|equipment]] in the room.
Cannot be thrown by humans if [[BIOS Settings|NERON Core Peace]] is active, although {{Character|Mush}} can still throw it.
| In-game Flavor =The grenade will get you out of many difficult expedition situations...
Expedition : +3 to the strength of your team in the event of combat.

| In-game Effects =

| In-game Examine Text =Upon it is written: "Make your potential explode".

| Origin 1 =
Found in '''[[Daedalus]]'''
| Origin Amount 1 =
1
| Construction Material 1 =
Fuel Capsule
| Construction Material Amount 1 =
1
| Construction Material 2 =
Oxygen Capsule
| Construction Material Amount 2 =
1
| Is Destroyed in Fire =

| Repair Chance =

| Dismantle Chance =

| Dismantle Result 1 =

| Dismantle Result Amount 1 =

| Dismantle Result 2 =

| Dismantle Result Amount 2 =

| Can be Stacked =

| Weapon Damage =
0-10
| Weapon Accuracy =
100%
| Weapon Expedition Strength =
3
}}</onlyinclude>{{Item Tooltip}}
Costs 1 {{AP}} to throw. Consumed when used in a '''[[Zones|Combat]]''' [[Exploration|expedition]] event. Damages everyone in the room including the attacker, however does only 0-3 damage to the attacker. Risk of breaking [[Ship Equipment|equipment]] in the room.
Cannot be thrown by humans if [[BIOS Settings|NERON Core Peace]] is active, although {{Character|Mush}} can still throw it.

{{Item Attribute List}}
{{Item Categories}}

[[Category:Incomplete Item]]

Dangers

2014-03-15T08:10:34Z

Jecht: /* Traits */

{{Note|This page needs to be cleaned up a bit.... [[User:Sagittaeri|Sagittaeri]] ([[User talk:Sagittaeri|talk]]) 20:58, 16 November 2013 (MST)}}

{{Note|I cleaned up most of it :)--[[User:DurrDude|DurrDude]] ([[User talk:DurrDude|talk]]) 11:36, 5 February 2014 (MST)}}

== Overview ==
Dangers randomly occur over the ship. It can happen during any cycle of the day. The chance increases more and more as the day passes. Different dangers can happen in the same room too. It is important to maintain high amount of {{health}} and fairly high of {{morale}} so you don't get killed by accidents, especially in late games.

== Daedalus ==

=== Hunters ===
{{Main|Hunters}}
* [[Hunters]] will fire at the Daedalus at the beginning of each cycle
** This will cause the Daedalus to lose some {{Armor}} or some armor in the [[NERON Projects#List of NERON Projects|Plasma Shield]]
*** If the {{armor}} reaches 0, all crew members will die within at the beginning of the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'Your corpse is floating amongst the debris of the pulverized Daedalus'"

=== Communications Signal ===
* The signal with Sol can be broken by:
** There are two Xyloph DB projects that will make you lose the signal with Sol.
** Using the microwave will also often cut the signal.
** Occasionally, especially when signal strength is low, the signal will cut out on its own for no particular reason.

=== Broken Equipment/Doors ===
* NERON will announce broken equipment at the start of each cycle
* Equipment and doors will randomly break at cycle change.
* NERON will announce broken equipment unless:
** The equipment has been sabotaged
** The equipment was damaged by an electrical spike
** The equipment was damaged by a fire
* NERON will not announce which equipment was broken

== Health ==

=== Fires ===
* Always announced by NERON.

* Does not consume oxygen despite popular belief.

* Reporting the fire will put an alert in the Alerts Bar with a notification of which room the fire is in.

* Fires can be caused randomly at cycle change as the ship goes on as well as:
** Mush skill Pyromaniac.
** Shooting weapons and Grenade Rocket Launcher.
** Invertebrate Shell cartridge.

* Every cycle that it goes on (including the cycle in which it started), it can have the following effects:
** Damage equipment (except doors) and break/destroy objects in the room.
** Does 2-3 points of damage to the {{Armor}}
** Spread to an adjacent room.
** Injures any crew in the room for 2 {{hp}}
*** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Burned'"

* Can be put out by:
** Manually with a {{Item|Extinguisher}}
** Automatically by a Drone firefighter.
** 25% chance for the fire to be automatically put out in every cycle (Including the cycle the fire started) by the [[NERON#List of NERON Projects|NERON Project Sprinkers]].

=== Electrical Spike ===
* Damages all equipment (except doors) in the room
* Injures all team members present for 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Electrocuted'"

=== Room Shaking ===
* Injures all crew present in the room for 1 to 3 {{hp}}
** The log of the accident and the crew member who is injured is [[public]], but the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''The room suddenly starts to shake violently. The crewmembers present find themselves thrown to the floor and bits of the ceiling have collapsed here and there. What a wreck...''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

=== Metal plates ===
* Injures one crew present in the room for 3 to 6 {{hp}}
** The log of accident is [[public]], but the crew member who is injured and the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''An unexpected lurch caused a sheet of metal to land on (character's name). (He/She) is seriously injured!''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

{{Bug|This occurs in patrol ships, causing the ship to be lost forever if the pilot dies from the plate.}}

{{Bug|This can also occur during expeditions.}}

=== Diseases ===
Some disorders and diseases occur spontaneously.

==== Accidents ====
* Most actions have a small chance of injuring the player for 2 {{hp}}

* Moderate chance of losing 2 {{HP}} from doing repairs and picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]]
** If a crew member dies from picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]], the cause of death will be: "'Putting the "Fun" in Funeral'"

== Morale ==

=== Death By Morale ===
* If your {{morale}} reaches 0, you will die within the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'You put an end to it all'"
** If you somehow get your {{morale}} up before cycle change, you will not die.
* Not having good {{morale}} can be deadly, and can be exploited by the {{Character|Mush}}.

=== Witnessing Death ===
* You have 1 {{morale}} less when a crew member dies. (Unless the death is due to Depression, then there is no morale loss.)
** No {{morale}} loss if you are a {{skill|Detached Crewmember}}.
** Gain 3 {{AP}} if you are {{skill|Cold Blooded}}.
* Chance of [[illness]] when you are in the same room with the crew member who just died.
** Zero risk of psychological illness if you are a {{skill|Detached Crewmember}}.

=== Panic Attacks ===
* Random event that takes 3 {{morale}} away from a crew member.

=== Traits ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Traits such as:
** {{Trait|Germaphobe}} - {{Character|Finola}} You lose 1 {{Morale}} for every cycle you remain {{Status|Dirty}}. You're also banned from stroking {{Item|Schrodinger}}.
** {{Trait|Antisocial}} - {{Character|Raluca}} At the start of each cycle, if the antisocial player is in a room containing another crewmember, they'll lose 1 {{Morale}}.

=== Skills ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Skills such as:
** {{Skill|Premonition}}
** {{Skill|Demoralize}}

=== Day Change ===
* Daily loss of 2 {{morale}} for anyone by default
* Daily loss of 1 {{morale}} for you if you are {{Skill|The Optimist}}, '''or''' for anyone if {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship.
* Daily loss of 0 {{morale}} for you if you are {{Skill|The Optimist}} '''and''' {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship
* Only 2 characters can actually possess {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}}:
** {{Character|Chun|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.
* Only 3 characters can actually possess {{Skill|The Optimist}}:
** {{Character|Roland|long}}
** {{Character|Kuan Ti|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.

[[Category:Gameplay]]

Health

2014-03-15T08:05:21Z

Jecht: /* Ways to lose Morale Points */

{{TOC right}}
{{Caution|'''This page could use more info:'''

'''Illnesses''': Illnesses (Diseases, Disorders and Injuries plus Symptoms) has it's own page now! However, as this is entwined with Health, it's necessary to also post this here. Symptoms now has its own table, but there are still other problems, such as; 
-A massive need to make all of the tables uniform in the width/size of each category! 
-A general need to fill out all tables and add in information regarding the details, causes, in-game description/effect (including fluff room logs) etc, and confirm entries. Bugs relating to Illnesses should be put in the details column with the correct notice! 
-While Symptoms has it's own table, this table could really do with restructuring into Symptom/Cause/Details/In-game Effect, where Symptom names them, Cause lists the related diseases/disorders/injuries, Details describes the actual effects and any related bugs, In-game Effect is for the fluff room logs that a symptom may create. 

To those editing sections of this article that require original entries, e.g. description of the effects of a symptom, please use clear and concise language that is unambiguous and easy to understand! 

Please help with the aforementioned problems and then remove this notice!

[[User:Devoirity|Devoirity]] ([[User talk:Devoirity|talk]]) 14:20, 8 February 2014 (MST) }}
The daily grind in the depths of space asks a lot of the Daedalus crew , who find their mental and physical '''Health''' diminishing with each passing day. Maintaining your {{HP}} '''Health Points''' and {{Morale}} '''Morale''' is one of your many responsibilities in the fight against the {{Character|Mush}}, which eventually proves difficult as you are beset by [[Dangers]] from all sides. Deaths of vital personnel and depleted resources will drive you to carefully guard every precious point you have, and force you to cooperate with others to restore them as efficiently as possible.

To the left of the play area is the display for your health. Over your picture is a collection of icons representing special [[Status|statuses]], and just below that are your {{HP}} and {{Morale}} gauges. Special statuses can be good or bad, and hovering over the icons will give a description and sometimes advice.

== Health Points ==

{{HP}} '''Health Points''' are a measurement of your physical well-being. When they drop to zero, your character will '''die''' and you will be removed from the game.

Health Points are capped at '''14''' {{HP}}. If you are playing in {{Gold Mode}}, you gain a bonus of +2 {{HP}}, making '''16''' {{HP}} your total maximum.

<div style="display: table;">
<div style="display: table-cell; padding-right: 50px;">
=== Ways to gain Health Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Gain
|-
| Surviving for a day
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Eating a {{Item|Banana}}
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Eating certain {{Item|Alien Fruit}}
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Healed using {{Item|Bandage}}
| +2 {{HP}}
|-
| Healed using {{Item|Medikit}}
| +3 {{HP}} '''*'''
|}
'''*''' Increased by 1 {{HP}} with [[Research|Ultra-Healing Pomade]] researched. 
'''*''' Increased by 2 {{HP}} if used by a {{Skill|Medic}}.
</div>
<div style="display: table-cell;">

=== Ways to lose Health Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Loss
|-
| Random Damage
| 2 {{HP}} '''*'''
|-
| Room Shaking
| 1-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Steel Plate
| 4-6 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: [[Actions#Kick Off|Kick Off]]
| 1-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Knife}}
| 1-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Blaster}}
| 3-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Old Faithful}}
| 2-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Natamy Rifle}}
| 2-4 {{HP}} '''**'''
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Lizaro Jungle}}
| 3-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Rocket Launcher}}
|?-8 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Throwing a {{Item|Grenade}}
| 0-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Grenade}}
| 0-10 {{HP}}
|}

'''*''' This damage has a (low) chance of occurring whenever a player picks up an item, repairs a broken piece of equipment or object, or uses a piece of equipment or object. There is an elevated and reliable chance for a non-Raluca player to be scratched for 2 {{HP}} each time they pick up Schrödinger. 
'''**''' 6-13 {{HP}} if victim is a {{Character|Mush}}.

{{Note|All '''combat''' damage is reduced by 1 {{HP}} each (stacking) by the following: {{Item|Plastenite Armor}}, {{Skill|Hard Boiled}}, though it is reportedly bugged at times when a mush player holds both the Armor and the skill. Mush who [[mutate]] will also have some additional damage protection.}}
</div>
</div>

== Morale Points ==

{{Morale}} '''Morale Points''' represent your character's mental integrity. When {{Morale|long}} drops to zero, the character will commit suicide and you will be removed from the game at the next cycle change.

As with {{HP}}, Morale is capped at '''14''' {{Morale}}. If you are playing in {{Gold Mode}}, you gain a bonus of +2 {{Morale}}, making '''16''' {{Morale}} your total maximum.

The {{Character|Mush}}'s {{Morale}} is always at maximum and cannot be influenced. This may prompt {{Character|Mush}} players to keep track of the {{Morale}} they otherwise ''would'' have as regular human crewmember, so that they can defend themselves in case of doubt.

<div style="display: table;">
<div style="display: table-cell; padding-right: 50px;">
=== Ways to gain Morale Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Gain
|-
| Eating a Banana
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Eating certain [[Inventory#Fruit|Alien Fruit]]
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Cycle spent lying down with {{Skill|Shrink}} in room
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Comforted by a {{Skill|Shrink}}
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Receiving a speech from a {{Skill|Leader}}
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Doing the thing
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| '''Caress'''ing {{Character|Schrödinger}} (once per game)
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| Using the [[Inventory#Tools|Alien Holographic TV]] (once per game)
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Rebel Bases|Rebel Base]] Transmission: CYGNI
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Rebel Bases|Rebel Base]] Transmission: KALADAAN
| +6 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Link|Comms Link]] first established
| +3 {{Morale}} *
|}
'''*''' For everyone already out of cryo.
</div>
<div style="display: table-cell;">

=== Ways to lose Morale Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Loss
|-
| Certain Disorders ([[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]][[Illness#Disorders|Spleen]])
| 1 {{Morale}}*
|-
| Crew member death
| 1 {{Morale}} **
|-
| Eating uncooked {{Item|Standard Ration}}
| 1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Surviving for a day
| 2 {{Morale}} ***
|-
| {{Skill|Demoralize}}
| 2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Eating certain [[Inventory#Drugs|Drugs]]
| 2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Panic Attack
| 3 {{Morale}}
|-
| {{Trait|Germaphobe}} [[Dangers#Traits|Trait]]
| 1 {{Morale}}****
|-
| {{Trait|Antisocial}} [[Dangers#Traits|Trait]]
| 1 {{Morale}}*****
|-
| Killing {{Item|Schrodinger}}
| 4 {{Morale}}*****

|}
'''*''' 70% chance per cycle change. 
'''**''' No {{Morale}} loss in case of a suicide, or if you are {{Skill|Detached Crewmember}}. 
'''***''' Reduced by 1 {{Morale}} if {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is alive. 
'''***''' Reduced by 1 {{Morale}} if you are {{Skill|The Optimist}}. (stacks with above) 
'''****''' {{Character|Finola}} only. 
'''*****''' {{Character|Raluca}} only. 

</div>
</div>

==Satisfaction==
'''Satisfaction''' is a hidden health statistic that relates to food and starvation. When you eat, you gain Satisfaction points depending on what you eat. Different [[Inventory#Consumables|foods]] give different amounts. You will gain the {{Status|Full Stomach}} status when your Satisfaction is 3 or more, and you cannot eat any more after that. You lose 1 Satisfaction per cycle. Once your Satisfaction points reach 0, you will be fine for 24 more cycles. Once that time has elapsed, you will gain the {{Status|Starving}} status, and will begin losing 1 {{HP}} per cycle.

Given a basic max starting {{HP|long}} of 14, and assuming that you have already hit 0 Satisfaction at some point in the recent past, eat 1 ration giving 4 Satisfaction, and you will last 5.25 days before death:

(Cycles of Satisfaction ticking down + Cycles before starvation starts + Cycles of losing 1 {{HP}}) divided by Number of Cycles in a day 
4 + 24 + 14 = 42 Cycles 
42 / 8 = 5.25 Days

With Gold Mode: (4+24+16)/8 = 5.5 days 
With low health: (4+24+1)/8 = 3.625 days

The only thing that will affect this process is damage you receive in that time from other characters or random room events, or {{morale|long}} loss causing suicide. This can technically kill you earlier than that, but the overall chances of that are impossible to calculate at this point. Get your {{hp}} and {{morale}} to max and eat that Ration, and you should be fine.

{{Todo|Need to confirm the 24 cycles before starvation starts, find the point that the hunger notification starts, and find out what max satisfaction is.}}

== Illnesses ==
{{Main|Illnesses}}

[[Category:Incomplete]]
[[Category:Gameplay]] [[Category:Finola]] [[Category:Janice]]

Dangers

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{{Note|This page needs to be cleaned up a bit.... [[User:Sagittaeri|Sagittaeri]] ([[User talk:Sagittaeri|talk]]) 20:58, 16 November 2013 (MST)}}

{{Note|I cleaned up most of it :)--[[User:DurrDude|DurrDude]] ([[User talk:DurrDude|talk]]) 11:36, 5 February 2014 (MST)}}

== Overview ==
Dangers randomly occur over the ship. It can happen during any cycle of the day. The chance increases more and more as the day passes. Different dangers can happen in the same room too. It is important to maintain high amount of {{health}} and fairly high of {{morale}} so you don't get killed by accidents, especially in late games.

== Daedalus ==

=== Hunters ===
{{Main|Hunters}}
* [[Hunters]] will fire at the Daedalus at the beginning of each cycle
** This will cause the Daedalus to lose some {{Armor}} or some armor in the [[NERON Projects#List of NERON Projects|Plasma Shield]]
*** If the {{armor}} reaches 0, all crew members will die within at the beginning of the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'Your corpse is floating amongst the debris of the pulverized Daedalus'"

=== Communications Signal ===
* The signal with Sol can be broken by:
** There are two Xyloph DB projects that will make you lose the signal with Sol.
** Using the microwave will also often cut the signal.
** Occasionally, especially when signal strength is low, the signal will cut out on its own for no particular reason.

=== Broken Equipment/Doors ===
* NERON will announce broken equipment at the start of each cycle
* Equipment and doors will randomly break at cycle change.
* NERON will announce broken equipment unless:
** The equipment has been sabotaged
** The equipment was damaged by an electrical spike
** The equipment was damaged by a fire
* NERON will not announce which equipment was broken

== Health ==

=== Fires ===
* Always announced by NERON.

* Does not consume oxygen despite popular belief.

* Reporting the fire will put an alert in the Alerts Bar with a notification of which room the fire is in.

* Fires can be caused randomly at cycle change as the ship goes on as well as:
** Mush skill Pyromaniac.
** Shooting weapons and Grenade Rocket Launcher.
** Invertebrate Shell cartridge.

* Every cycle that it goes on (including the cycle in which it started), it can have the following effects:
** Damage equipment (except doors) and break/destroy objects in the room.
** Does 2-3 points of damage to the {{Armor}}
** Spread to an adjacent room.
** Injures any crew in the room for 2 {{hp}}
*** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Burned'"

* Can be put out by:
** Manually with a {{Item|Extinguisher}}
** Automatically by a Drone firefighter.
** 25% chance for the fire to be automatically put out in every cycle (Including the cycle the fire started) by the [[NERON#List of NERON Projects|NERON Project Sprinkers]].

=== Electrical Spike ===
* Damages all equipment (except doors) in the room
* Injures all team members present for 3 {{hp}}
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Electrocuted'"

=== Room Shaking ===
* Injures all crew present in the room for 1 to 3 {{hp}}
** The log of the accident and the crew member who is injured is [[public]], but the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''The room suddenly starts to shake violently. The crewmembers present find themselves thrown to the floor and bits of the ceiling have collapsed here and there. What a wreck...''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

=== Metal plates ===
* Injures one crew present in the room for 3 to 6 {{hp}}
** The log of accident is [[public]], but the crew member who is injured and the amount of injury is [[private]].
*** The [[public]] log: ''An unexpected lurch caused a sheet of metal to land on (character's name). (He/She) is seriously injured!''
** If crew member dies, the cause of death will be: "'Injuries'"

{{Bug|This occurs in patrol ships, causing the ship to be lost forever if the pilot dies from the plate.}}

{{Bug|This can also occur during expeditions.}}

=== Diseases ===
Some disorders and diseases occur spontaneously.

==== Accidents ====
* Most actions have a small chance of injuring the player for 2 {{hp}}

* Moderate chance of losing 2 {{HP}} from doing repairs and picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]]
** If a crew member dies from picking up [[NPCs#Schrödinger|Schrödinger]], the cause of death will be: "'Putting the "Fun" in Funeral'"

== Morale ==

=== Death By Morale ===
* If your {{morale}} reaches 0, you will die within the next cycle and the cause of death will be: "'You put an end to it all'"
** If you somehow get your {{morale}} up before cycle change, you will not die.
* Not having good {{morale}} can be deadly, and can be exploited by the {{Character|Mush}}.

=== Witnessing Death ===
* You have 1 {{morale}} less when a crew member dies. (Unless the death is due to Depression, then there is no morale loss.)
** No {{morale}} loss if you are a {{skill|Detached Crewmember}}.
** Gain 3 {{AP}} if you are {{skill|Cold Blooded}}.
* Chance of [[illness]] when you are in the same room with the crew member who just died.
** Zero risk of psychological illness if you are a {{skill|Detached Crewmember}}.

=== Panic Attacks ===
* Random event that takes 3 {{morale}} away from a crew member.

=== Traits ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Traits such as:
** {{Trait|Germaphobe}} - {{Character|Finola}} You lose one morale (Morale) point for every cycle you remain dirty. You're also banned from stroking the cat.
** {{Trait|Antisocial}} - {{Character|Raluca}} At the start of each cycle, if the antisocial player is in a room containing another crewmember, they'll lose a morale point.

=== Skills ===
{{todo|Give short description}}
* Skills such as:
** {{Skill|Premonition}}
** {{Skill|Demoralize}}

=== Day Change ===
* Daily loss of 2 {{morale}} for anyone by default
* Daily loss of 1 {{morale}} for you if you are {{Skill|The Optimist}}, '''or''' for anyone if {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship.
* Daily loss of 0 {{morale}} for you if you are {{Skill|The Optimist}} '''and''' {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is present in the ship
* Only 2 characters can actually possess {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}}:
** {{Character|Chun|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.
* Only 3 characters can actually possess {{Skill|The Optimist}}:
** {{Character|Roland|long}}
** {{Character|Kuan Ti|long}}
** {{Character|Stephen|long}} who copy this skill with the {{Skill|Apprentice}} skill.

[[Category:Gameplay]]

Health

2014-03-15T07:57:15Z

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{{TOC right}}
{{Caution|'''This page could use more info:'''

'''Illnesses''': Illnesses (Diseases, Disorders and Injuries plus Symptoms) has it's own page now! However, as this is entwined with Health, it's necessary to also post this here. Symptoms now has its own table, but there are still other problems, such as; 
-A massive need to make all of the tables uniform in the width/size of each category! 
-A general need to fill out all tables and add in information regarding the details, causes, in-game description/effect (including fluff room logs) etc, and confirm entries. Bugs relating to Illnesses should be put in the details column with the correct notice! 
-While Symptoms has it's own table, this table could really do with restructuring into Symptom/Cause/Details/In-game Effect, where Symptom names them, Cause lists the related diseases/disorders/injuries, Details describes the actual effects and any related bugs, In-game Effect is for the fluff room logs that a symptom may create. 

To those editing sections of this article that require original entries, e.g. description of the effects of a symptom, please use clear and concise language that is unambiguous and easy to understand! 

Please help with the aforementioned problems and then remove this notice!

[[User:Devoirity|Devoirity]] ([[User talk:Devoirity|talk]]) 14:20, 8 February 2014 (MST) }}
The daily grind in the depths of space asks a lot of the Daedalus crew , who find their mental and physical '''Health''' diminishing with each passing day. Maintaining your {{HP}} '''Health Points''' and {{Morale}} '''Morale''' is one of your many responsibilities in the fight against the {{Character|Mush}}, which eventually proves difficult as you are beset by [[Dangers]] from all sides. Deaths of vital personnel and depleted resources will drive you to carefully guard every precious point you have, and force you to cooperate with others to restore them as efficiently as possible.

To the left of the play area is the display for your health. Over your picture is a collection of icons representing special [[Status|statuses]], and just below that are your {{HP}} and {{Morale}} gauges. Special statuses can be good or bad, and hovering over the icons will give a description and sometimes advice.

== Health Points ==

{{HP}} '''Health Points''' are a measurement of your physical well-being. When they drop to zero, your character will '''die''' and you will be removed from the game.

Health Points are capped at '''14''' {{HP}}. If you are playing in {{Gold Mode}}, you gain a bonus of +2 {{HP}}, making '''16''' {{HP}} your total maximum.

<div style="display: table;">
<div style="display: table-cell; padding-right: 50px;">
=== Ways to gain Health Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Gain
|-
| Surviving for a day
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Eating a {{Item|Banana}}
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Eating certain {{Item|Alien Fruit}}
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Healed using {{Item|Bandage}}
| +2 {{HP}}
|-
| Healed using {{Item|Medikit}}
| +3 {{HP}} '''*'''
|}
'''*''' Increased by 1 {{HP}} with [[Research|Ultra-Healing Pomade]] researched. 
'''*''' Increased by 2 {{HP}} if used by a {{Skill|Medic}}.
</div>
<div style="display: table-cell;">

=== Ways to lose Health Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Loss
|-
| Random Damage
| 2 {{HP}} '''*'''
|-
| Room Shaking
| 1-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Steel Plate
| 4-6 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: [[Actions#Kick Off|Kick Off]]
| 1-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Knife}}
| 1-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Blaster}}
| 3-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Old Faithful}}
| 2-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Natamy Rifle}}
| 2-4 {{HP}} '''**'''
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Lizaro Jungle}}
| 3-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Rocket Launcher}}
|?-8 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Throwing a {{Item|Grenade}}
| 0-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Grenade}}
| 0-10 {{HP}}
|}

'''*''' This damage has a (low) chance of occurring whenever a player picks up an item, repairs a broken piece of equipment or object, or uses a piece of equipment or object. There is an elevated and reliable chance for a non-Raluca player to be scratched for 2 {{HP}} each time they pick up Schrödinger. 
'''**''' 6-13 {{HP}} if victim is a {{Character|Mush}}.

{{Note|All '''combat''' damage is reduced by 1 {{HP}} each (stacking) by the following: {{Item|Plastenite Armor}}, {{Skill|Hard Boiled}}, though it is reportedly bugged at times when a mush player holds both the Armor and the skill. Mush who [[mutate]] will also have some additional damage protection.}}
</div>
</div>

== Morale Points ==

{{Morale}} '''Morale Points''' represent your character's mental integrity. When {{Morale|long}} drops to zero, the character will commit suicide and you will be removed from the game at the next cycle change.

As with {{HP}}, Morale is capped at '''14''' {{Morale}}. If you are playing in {{Gold Mode}}, you gain a bonus of +2 {{Morale}}, making '''16''' {{Morale}} your total maximum.

The {{Character|Mush}}'s {{Morale}} is always at maximum and cannot be influenced. This may prompt {{Character|Mush}} players to keep track of the {{Morale}} they otherwise ''would'' have as regular human crewmember, so that they can defend themselves in case of doubt.

<div style="display: table;">
<div style="display: table-cell; padding-right: 50px;">
=== Ways to gain Morale Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Gain
|-
| Eating a Banana
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Eating certain [[Inventory#Fruit|Alien Fruit]]
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Cycle spent lying down with {{Skill|Shrink}} in room
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Comforted by a {{Skill|Shrink}}
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Receiving a speech from a {{Skill|Leader}}
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Doing the thing
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| '''Caress'''ing {{Character|Schrödinger}} (once per game)
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| Using the [[Inventory#Tools|Alien Holographic TV]] (once per game)
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Rebel Bases|Rebel Base]] Transmission: CYGNI
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Rebel Bases|Rebel Base]] Transmission: KALADAAN
| +6 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Link|Comms Link]] first established
| +3 {{Morale}} *
|}
'''*''' For everyone already out of cryo.
</div>
<div style="display: table-cell;">

=== Ways to lose Morale Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Loss
|-
| Certain Disorders ([[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]][[Illness#Disorders|Spleen]])
| 1 {{Morale}}*
|-
| Crew member death
| 1 {{Morale}} **
|-
| Eating uncooked {{Item|Standard Ration}}
| 1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Surviving for a day
| 2 {{Morale}} ***
|-
| {{Skill|Demoralize}}
| 2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Eating certain [[Inventory#Drugs|Drugs]]
| 2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Panic Attack
| 3 {{Morale}}
|-
| {{Trait|Antisocial}} [[Dangers#Traits|Trait]]
| 1 {{Morale}}****
|-
| Killing {{Item|Schrodinger}}
| 4 {{Morale}}****

|}
'''*''' 70% chance per cycle change. 
'''**''' No {{Morale}} loss in case of a suicide, or if you are {{Skill|Detached Crewmember}}. 
'''***''' Reduced by 1 {{Morale}} if {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is alive. 
'''***''' Reduced by 1 {{Morale}} if you are {{Skill|The Optimist}}. (stacks with above) 
'''****''' {{Character|Raluca}} only. 

</div>
</div>

==Satisfaction==
'''Satisfaction''' is a hidden health statistic that relates to food and starvation. When you eat, you gain Satisfaction points depending on what you eat. Different [[Inventory#Consumables|foods]] give different amounts. You will gain the {{Status|Full Stomach}} status when your Satisfaction is 3 or more, and you cannot eat any more after that. You lose 1 Satisfaction per cycle. Once your Satisfaction points reach 0, you will be fine for 24 more cycles. Once that time has elapsed, you will gain the {{Status|Starving}} status, and will begin losing 1 {{HP}} per cycle.

Given a basic max starting {{HP|long}} of 14, and assuming that you have already hit 0 Satisfaction at some point in the recent past, eat 1 ration giving 4 Satisfaction, and you will last 5.25 days before death:

(Cycles of Satisfaction ticking down + Cycles before starvation starts + Cycles of losing 1 {{HP}}) divided by Number of Cycles in a day 
4 + 24 + 14 = 42 Cycles 
42 / 8 = 5.25 Days

With Gold Mode: (4+24+16)/8 = 5.5 days 
With low health: (4+24+1)/8 = 3.625 days

The only thing that will affect this process is damage you receive in that time from other characters or random room events, or {{morale|long}} loss causing suicide. This can technically kill you earlier than that, but the overall chances of that are impossible to calculate at this point. Get your {{hp}} and {{morale}} to max and eat that Ration, and you should be fine.

{{Todo|Need to confirm the 24 cycles before starvation starts, find the point that the hunger notification starts, and find out what max satisfaction is.}}

== Illnesses ==
{{Main|Illnesses}}

[[Category:Incomplete]]
[[Category:Gameplay]] [[Category:Finola]] [[Category:Janice]]

Health

2014-03-15T07:45:08Z

Jecht: /* Ways to lose Morale Points */

{{TOC right}}
{{Caution|'''This page could use more info:'''

'''Illnesses''': Illnesses (Diseases, Disorders and Injuries plus Symptoms) has it's own page now! However, as this is entwined with Health, it's necessary to also post this here. Symptoms now has its own table, but there are still other problems, such as; 
-A massive need to make all of the tables uniform in the width/size of each category! 
-A general need to fill out all tables and add in information regarding the details, causes, in-game description/effect (including fluff room logs) etc, and confirm entries. Bugs relating to Illnesses should be put in the details column with the correct notice! 
-While Symptoms has it's own table, this table could really do with restructuring into Symptom/Cause/Details/In-game Effect, where Symptom names them, Cause lists the related diseases/disorders/injuries, Details describes the actual effects and any related bugs, In-game Effect is for the fluff room logs that a symptom may create. 

To those editing sections of this article that require original entries, e.g. description of the effects of a symptom, please use clear and concise language that is unambiguous and easy to understand! 

Please help with the aforementioned problems and then remove this notice!

[[User:Devoirity|Devoirity]] ([[User talk:Devoirity|talk]]) 14:20, 8 February 2014 (MST) }}
The daily grind in the depths of space asks a lot of the Daedalus crew , who find their mental and physical '''Health''' diminishing with each passing day. Maintaining your {{HP}} '''Health Points''' and {{Morale}} '''Morale''' is one of your many responsibilities in the fight against the {{Character|Mush}}, which eventually proves difficult as you are beset by [[Dangers]] from all sides. Deaths of vital personnel and depleted resources will drive you to carefully guard every precious point you have, and force you to cooperate with others to restore them as efficiently as possible.

To the left of the play area is the display for your health. Over your picture is a collection of icons representing special [[Status|statuses]], and just below that are your {{HP}} and {{Morale}} gauges. Special statuses can be good or bad, and hovering over the icons will give a description and sometimes advice.

== Health Points ==

{{HP}} '''Health Points''' are a measurement of your physical well-being. When they drop to zero, your character will '''die''' and you will be removed from the game.

Health Points are capped at '''14''' {{HP}}. If you are playing in {{Gold Mode}}, you gain a bonus of +2 {{HP}}, making '''16''' {{HP}} your total maximum.

<div style="display: table;">
<div style="display: table-cell; padding-right: 50px;">
=== Ways to gain Health Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Gain
|-
| Surviving for a day
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Eating a {{Item|Banana}}
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Eating certain {{Item|Alien Fruit}}
| +1 {{HP}}
|-
| Healed using {{Item|Bandage}}
| +2 {{HP}}
|-
| Healed using {{Item|Medikit}}
| +3 {{HP}} '''*'''
|}
'''*''' Increased by 1 {{HP}} with [[Research|Ultra-Healing Pomade]] researched. 
'''*''' Increased by 2 {{HP}} if used by a {{Skill|Medic}}.
</div>
<div style="display: table-cell;">

=== Ways to lose Health Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Loss
|-
| Random Damage
| 2 {{HP}} '''*'''
|-
| Room Shaking
| 1-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Steel Plate
| 4-6 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: [[Actions#Kick Off|Kick Off]]
| 1-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Knife}}
| 1-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Blaster}}
| 3-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Old Faithful}}
| 2-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Natamy Rifle}}
| 2-4 {{HP}} '''**'''
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Lizaro Jungle}}
| 3-5 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Rocket Launcher}}
|?-8 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Throwing a {{Item|Grenade}}
| 0-3 {{HP}}
|-
| Combat: Hit by {{Item|Grenade}}
| 0-10 {{HP}}
|}

'''*''' This damage has a (low) chance of occurring whenever a player picks up an item, repairs a broken piece of equipment or object, or uses a piece of equipment or object. There is an elevated and reliable chance for a non-Raluca player to be scratched for 2 {{HP}} each time they pick up Schrödinger. 
'''**''' 6-13 {{HP}} if victim is a {{Character|Mush}}.

{{Note|All '''combat''' damage is reduced by 1 {{HP}} each (stacking) by the following: {{Item|Plastenite Armor}}, {{Skill|Hard Boiled}}, though it is reportedly bugged at times when a mush player holds both the Armor and the skill. Mush who [[mutate]] will also have some additional damage protection.}}
</div>
</div>

== Morale Points ==

{{Morale}} '''Morale Points''' represent your character's mental integrity. When {{Morale|long}} drops to zero, the character will commit suicide and you will be removed from the game at the next cycle change.

As with {{HP}}, Morale is capped at '''14''' {{Morale}}. If you are playing in {{Gold Mode}}, you gain a bonus of +2 {{Morale}}, making '''16''' {{Morale}} your total maximum.

The {{Character|Mush}}'s {{Morale}} is always at maximum and cannot be influenced. This may prompt {{Character|Mush}} players to keep track of the {{Morale}} they otherwise ''would'' have as regular human crewmember, so that they can defend themselves in case of doubt.

<div style="display: table;">
<div style="display: table-cell; padding-right: 50px;">
=== Ways to gain Morale Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Gain
|-
| Eating a Banana
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Eating certain [[Inventory#Fruit|Alien Fruit]]
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Cycle spent lying down with {{Skill|Shrink}} in room
| +1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Comforted by a {{Skill|Shrink}}
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Receiving a speech from a {{Skill|Leader}}
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Doing the thing
| +2 {{Morale}}
|-
| '''Caress'''ing {{Character|Schrödinger}} (once per game)
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| Using the [[Inventory#Tools|Alien Holographic TV]] (once per game)
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Rebel Bases|Rebel Base]] Transmission: CYGNI
| +3 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Rebel Bases|Rebel Base]] Transmission: KALADAAN
| +6 {{Morale}}
|-
| [[Communications#Link|Comms Link]] first established
| +3 {{Morale}} *
|}
'''*''' For everyone already out of cryo.
</div>
<div style="display: table-cell;">

=== Ways to lose Morale Points ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! scope="col"| Source
! scope="col"| Loss
|-
| Certain Disorders ([[Image:Psy disease.png|class=icon-margin|Icon]][[Illness#Disorders|Spleen]])
| 1 {{Morale}}*
|-
| Crew member death
| 1 {{Morale}} **
|-
| Eating uncooked {{Item|Standard Ration}}
| 1 {{Morale}}
|-
| Surviving for a day
| 2 {{Morale}} ***
|-
| {{Skill|Demoralize}}
| 2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Eating certain [[Inventory#Drugs|Drugs]]
| 2 {{Morale}}
|-
| Panic Attack
| 3 {{Morale}}
|-
| Killing {{Item|Schrodinger}}
| 4 {{Morale}}****
|}
'''*''' 70% chance. 
'''**''' No {{Morale}} loss in case of a suicide, or if you are {{Skill|Detached Crewmember}}. 
'''***''' Reduced by 1 {{Morale}} if {{Skill|Mankind's only hope}} is alive. 
'''***''' Reduced by 1 {{Morale}} if you are {{Skill|The Optimist}}. (stacks with above) 
'''****''' {{Character|Raluca}} only. 

</div>
</div>

==Satisfaction==
'''Satisfaction''' is a hidden health statistic that relates to food and starvation. When you eat, you gain Satisfaction points depending on what you eat. Different [[Inventory#Consumables|foods]] give different amounts. You will gain the {{Status|Full Stomach}} status when your Satisfaction is 3 or more, and you cannot eat any more after that. You lose 1 Satisfaction per cycle. Once your Satisfaction points reach 0, you will be fine for 24 more cycles. Once that time has elapsed, you will gain the {{Status|Starving}} status, and will begin losing 1 {{HP}} per cycle.

Given a basic max starting {{HP|long}} of 14, and assuming that you have already hit 0 Satisfaction at some point in the recent past, eat 1 ration giving 4 Satisfaction, and you will last 5.25 days before death:

(Cycles of Satisfaction ticking down + Cycles before starvation starts + Cycles of losing 1 {{HP}}) divided by Number of Cycles in a day 
4 + 24 + 14 = 42 Cycles 
42 / 8 = 5.25 Days

With Gold Mode: (4+24+16)/8 = 5.5 days 
With low health: (4+24+1)/8 = 3.625 days

The only thing that will affect this process is damage you receive in that time from other characters or random room events, or {{morale|long}} loss causing suicide. This can technically kill you earlier than that, but the overall chances of that are impossible to calculate at this point. Get your {{hp}} and {{morale}} to max and eat that Ration, and you should be fine.

{{Todo|Need to confirm the 24 cycles before starvation starts, find the point that the hunger notification starts, and find out what max satisfaction is.}}

== Illnesses ==
{{Main|Illnesses}}

[[Category:Incomplete]]
[[Category:Gameplay]] [[Category:Finola]] [[Category:Janice]]

Space Capsule

2014-03-15T06:11:39Z

Jecht:

<onlyinclude>{{Item Attributes|Space Capsule|
Icon =
Space capsule.jpg
| Summary =
The primary source of blueprint components. Costs 1 {{AP}} to open. Often contains {{Item|Oxygen Capsule}}, {{Item|Fuel Capsule}}, {{Item|Scrap Metal}} or {{Item|Plastic Scraps}}.
| In-game Flavor =The Space Capsule must contain something you really need. And its soooo gooood...

| In-game Effects =

| In-game Examine Text =A capsule contains something. The only way to find out what it is, is to open it. Are you ready for a surprise?

| Origin 1 =
Recovering via '''[[Pasiphae]]'''
| Origin Amount 1 =
1
| Is Destroyed in Fire =

| Enables Action =
yes
| Can be Stacked =
yes
}}</onlyinclude>{{Item Tooltip}}

The primary source of blueprint components. Costs 1 {{AP}} to open. Often contains {{Item|Oxygen Capsule}}, {{Item|Fuel Capsule}}, {{Item|Scrap Metal}} or {{Item|Plastic Scraps}}.

{{Todo|Confirm: May contain a {{Item|Standard Ration}} or {{Item|Medikit}} according to Twinpedia.}}

{{Todo|Follow instructions in the [[Help:Item page guidelines]] to add properly structured item information here.}}

{{Item Attribute List}}
{{Item Categories}}

[[Category:Incomplete Item]]

Plastic Scraps

2014-03-15T06:08:17Z

Jecht:

<onlyinclude>{{Item Attributes|Plastic Scraps|
Icon =
Plastic scraps.jpg
| Summary =
Various plastic trash used in the creation of items.
| In-game Flavor =
More worthless debris
| In-game Examine Text =
With a few tools and a little patience, it's astounding what you can do...

| Origin 1 =
'''[[Technician|Dismantling]]''' certain items
| Origin Amount 1 =
1-2
| Origin 2 =
Opening {{Item|Space Capsule}}
| Origin Amount 2 =
1
| Origin 3 =
'''[[Scrap Heap]]''' Gold Project
| Origin Amount 3 =
4
| Origin 4 =

| Origin Amount 4 =

| Is Destroyed in Fire =

| Can be Stacked =
yes
| Is Blueprint Component =
yes
}}</onlyinclude>{{Item Tooltip}}

{{Todo|Follow instructions in the [[Help:Item page guidelines]] to add properly structured item information here.}}

{{Item Attribute List}}
{{Item Categories}}

[[Category:Incomplete Item]]

Plastic Scraps

2014-03-15T06:07:14Z

Jecht:

<onlyinclude>{{Item Attributes|Plastic Scraps|
Icon =
Plastic scraps.jpg
| Summary =
Various plastic trash used in the creation of items.
| In-game Flavor =
More worthless debris
| In-game Examine Text =
More worthless debris
With a few tools and a little patience, it's astounding what you can do...

| Origin 1 =
'''[[Technician|Dismantling]]''' certain items
| Origin Amount 1 =
1-2
| Origin 2 =
Opening {{Item|Space Capsule}}
| Origin Amount 2 =
1
| Origin 3 =
'''[[Scrap Heap]]''' Gold Project
| Origin Amount 3 =
4
| Origin 4 =

| Origin Amount 4 =

| Is Destroyed in Fire =

| Can be Stacked =
yes
| Is Blueprint Component =
yes
}}</onlyinclude>{{Item Tooltip}}

{{Todo|Follow instructions in the [[Help:Item page guidelines]] to add properly structured item information here.}}

{{Item Attribute List}}
{{Item Categories}}

[[Category:Incomplete Item]]

Template:Item Attribute List

2014-03-15T05:55:01Z

Jecht: /* List of attributes */

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*This consumable is [[Image:Food decaying.png|link=Inventory#Consumables|Icon]] '''perishable'''; it may spoil and cause [[Illnesses#Diseases|diseases]], as well as be destroyed by [[NERON]] via a [[BIOS Terminal|BIOS setting]].|}}{{#ifeq: {{#var: {{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}} Enables Action}}|yes|
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*This item is '''personal'''; it can only be seen and interacted with by its owner.|}}{{#ifeq: {{#var: {{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}} Is Heavy}}|yes|
*This item is '''heavy'''; it causes the {{Status|Burdened}} status for characters who carry it.|}}{{#ifeq: {{#var: {{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}} Is Artefact}}|yes|
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*This item [[Image:Module access.png|class=margin-small|Module Access]] '''loads a module''' in the game interface.|}}{{#ifeq: {{#var: {{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}} Is Blueprint Component}}|yes|
*This item is '''used in the construction of {{Item|Blueprints}}'''.|}}{{#ifeq: {{#var: {{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}} Can be Read}}|yes|
*This item '''can be read'''.|}}{{#if: {{#var: {{{1|{{PAGENAME}}}}} Reading Text}}|
*When '''read''', this item displays the following text:
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With a few tools and a little patience, it's astounding what you can do...
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Paola Rinaldo

2014-03-13T01:36:31Z

Jecht: /* How to play */

{{character infobox|firstname=Paola|fullname=Paola Rinaldo|glory=Paola earns 8 {{Glory}} when contact is made with Kivanç via the Comms Terminal.|s1=radio|s2=logistics|s3=shooter|s4=biologist|s5=rebel|command=11|neron=9|comms=1}}
Daughter of the shipowner Gioele Rinaldo. She lives in the constant hope of leading an adventure which will shake up her life. To denounce the Federation's post-colonial system, she starts a pirate radio station on her campus with her boyfriend Kivanç Terzi. On this occasion, she accidentally intercepted disturbing communications informing her of an impending Mush invasion. Fleeing for her life, she meets up with her father who permits her to board the Daedalus, abandoning the man of her life on Earth.

== How to play ==
Paola's main task is to work on [[Communications]]. This takes a lot of {{AP}}, and nobody else can help her once the connection is up. So often the {{Item|Sofa}} is built on the [[Ship Equipment#Bridge|Bridge]] for her to use, and she should feel free to eat as many {{Item|Rations}} as she needs (ideally sharing the {{Item|Apron}} with the lab crew to avoid getting dirty) while avoiding to spend {{AP}} on other things. 
Yet she is not detached from what is going on, as her "General Announcement" ability leaves her with a responsibility to inform and organize the crew - if not by herself, then at least helping out the acting commander by relaying his/her messages over the ship's speakers.

<big>'''Bronze Tips'''</big>

:{{Skill|Radio Expert}}: Paola's first skill. This ability saves the crew a few {{AP}} when (re-)establishing the signal, and lets you do this yourself more easily, but that is basically it. Logistics Expert offers a better bonus in terms of {{AP}}.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}}: Paola's most valuable skill. And people will love to hang around with you! It is most often used to give {{Character|Frieda}} additional {{AP}} for her [[Astrophysics]] job.
:{{Skill|Shooter}}: Allows you to help shooting Hunters by using your free [[image:Pa shoot.png]] '''Shooter Points''' in the Front Turrets, or fight a {{Trait|Pacifist}} Mush. But Logistics Expert is a better choice, allowing others to shoot even more (though using turrets is generally wasteful anyway).
:{{Skill|Biologist}}: Better than Shooter, and potentially vital, but still worse than Logistics Expert. With this skill you can help out the [[research]] team once all Comms tasks are finished or if there is a break between Rebel Bases.
:{{Skill|Rebel}}: Paola's unique skill. Its (mediocre) value comes from saving {{AP}} on decoding Rebel Bases, similar to the [[Communications#Xyloph_Database|Kivanç bonus]]. Should only be taken if you plan to decode many of those. Logistics Expert is still more useful in general.

<big>'''Silver Tips'''</big>

:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Radio Expert}}: Cheap to acquire and generally useful, this will help others help you.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Shooter}}: Allows you to power the bridge and also have chance to shoot some Hunters using [[image:Pa shoot.png]].
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Biologist}}: This will enable you to become a most valuable part of the research team later in the game.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Rebel}}: Good combination if you don't want to miss any Rebel Bases.

<big>'''Gold Tips'''</big>
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} and {{Skill|Biologist}} should always be taken when available. Other skills depend on the situation and your preferences.

== Useful tips ==
* If you don't have a Sofa, there is a good solution - you can sleep in the Medlab while {{Character|Finola}} can stand next to you and still receive 2 {{AP}} per cycle.

* Since Paola is the default [[Titles#Communications Officer|Communications Officer]] - She can drop her [[ITrakie|iTrackie]] / Walkie Talkie and free up an item slot to carry other items.

== Biography ==
; 3131 : Born on Earth, in Italy.
; 3146 : First expedition off-Earth: At the age of 15, Paola ran away with a troop of space mercenaries. She meets an alter-universalist commune of neo-hippies on Mars IV which heightens her sensitivity to the plight of the miners on Tau-Ceti. Her father finally takes Paula back to Earth at the end of the year.
; 3148 : Paola is sent to Rome to the University of San Lorenzo to study structural biology. Despite her poor attendance, she got good results. At this time, Paola set up her first pirate radio station where she denounced the expansionist policies of the federation. The war on Sol and the ever-reducing education budgets were two of her favourite topics. She definitively cut all ties with her father who as a director of a company using prisoners to mine mineral deposits is directly involved in the shifting colonialist policies of the PresidentGL Maubrick.
; 3149 : Paola meets Kivanç Terzi, a Turkish student who helps her set up her antennae. After losing two transmitters which were wrecked by local police, they pooled their collective knowledge to come up with a revolutionary olfactory method of comunication. By projecting synthetic pheromones over short distances, they managed to transmit information without transmitting detectable waves. They could then start broadcasting again and the campus police couldn't do a thing.
; 3150 : Following the uprising on Ross248, the government ignore the protests and make Mush the scapegoat for any and all injustices. Paola is outraged by this false incrimination and resolves to prove that the people of Tau-Ceti and Ross248 had nothing to do with the bloodthirsty man-shrooms described in the federal announcements. That same year, Kivanç detected unusual interference on the olfactory broadcast channel, but didn't pay it any attention.
; 3151 : When the interference increased, Kivanç and Paola identified exchanges in an unknown language. Kinvanç started trying to decrypt the language and managed to decipher the most commonly recurring messages. They talk about the "purification of the Sol system", "the transfer of violent subjects", and even "the spore bank". He is finally arrested the following month during an anti-spongic check by the FDS.
; 3152 : Gioele contacts his daughter to warn her of imminent danger. The Mush invasion described by the government 3 years ago is real. The entire Sol system is under threat. He offers her a place aboard his Ark-World project ship, the Daedalus, which must save the human race from certain demise. Paola accepts but she wants to save Kivanç first. he is being held in a detention centre in France. She asks her father to transfer him to Titan and into one of his mining colonies.
; 3154 : 48h before the operation to help Kivanç escape, a tragic accident obliges the crew of the Daedalus to move their departure forward. Paola must decide to leave Sol without Kivanç but she vows to get back in touch with him no matter the distance between them.
[[category:Characters]][[category:Paola]]

Paola Rinaldo

2014-03-13T01:30:57Z

Jecht: /* How to play */

{{character infobox|firstname=Paola|fullname=Paola Rinaldo|glory=Paola earns 8 {{Glory}} when contact is made with Kivanç via the Comms Terminal.|s1=radio|s2=logistics|s3=shooter|s4=biologist|s5=rebel|command=11|neron=9|comms=1}}
Daughter of the shipowner Gioele Rinaldo. She lives in the constant hope of leading an adventure which will shake up her life. To denounce the Federation's post-colonial system, she starts a pirate radio station on her campus with her boyfriend Kivanç Terzi. On this occasion, she accidentally intercepted disturbing communications informing her of an impending Mush invasion. Fleeing for her life, she meets up with her father who permits her to board the Daedalus, abandoning the man of her life on Earth.

== How to play ==
Paola's main task is to work on [[Communications]]. This takes a lot of {{AP}}, and nobody else can help her once the connection is up. So often the {{Item|Sofa}} is built on the [[Ship Equipment#Bridge|Bridge]] for her to use, and she should feel free to eat as many {{Item|Rations}} as she needs (ideally sharing the {{Item|Apron}} with the lab crew to avoid getting dirty) while avoiding to spend {{AP}} on other things. 
Yet she is not detached from what is going on, as her "General Announcement" ability leaves her with a responsibility to inform and organize the crew - if not by herself, then at least helping out the acting commander by relaying his messages over the ship's speakers.

<big>'''Bronze Tips'''</big>

:{{Skill|Radio Expert}}: Paola's first skill. This ability saves the crew a few {{AP}} when (re-)establishing the signal, and lets you do this yourself more easily, but that is basically it. Logistics Expert offers a better bonus in terms of {{AP}}.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}}: Paola's most valuable skill. And people will love to hang around with you! It is most often used to give {{Character|Frieda}} additional {{AP}} for her [[Astrophysics]] job.
:{{Skill|Shooter}}: Allows you to help shooting Hunters by using your free [[image:Pa shoot.png]] '''Shooter Points''' in the Front Turrets, or fight a {{Trait|Pacifist}} Mush. But Logistics Expert is a better choice, allowing others to shoot even more (though using turrets is generally wasteful anyway).
:{{Skill|Biologist}}: Better than Shooter, and potentially vital, but still worse than Logistics Expert. With this skill you can help out the [[research]] team once all Comms tasks are finished or if there is a break between Rebel Bases.
:{{Skill|Rebel}}: Paola's unique skill. Its (mediocre) value comes from saving {{AP}} on decoding Rebel Bases, similar to the [[Communications#Xyloph_Database|Kivanç bonus]]. Should only be taken if you plan to decode many of those. Logistics Expert is still more useful in general.

<big>'''Silver Tips'''</big>

:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Radio Expert}}: Cheap to acquire and generally useful, this will help others help you.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Shooter}}: Allows you to power the bridge and also have chance to shoot some Hunters using [[image:Pa shoot.png]].
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Biologist}}: This will enable you to become a most valuable part of the research team later in the game.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Rebel}}: Good combination if you don't want to miss any Rebel Bases.

<big>'''Gold Tips'''</big>
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} and {{Skill|Biologist}} should always be taken when available. Other skills depend on the situation and your preferences.

== Useful tips ==
* If you don't have a Sofa, there is a good solution - you can sleep in the Medlab while {{Character|Finola}} can stand next to you and still receive 2 {{AP}} per cycle.

* Since Paola is the default [[Titles#Communications Officer|Communications Officer]] - She can drop her [[ITrakie|iTrackie]] / Walkie Talkie and free up an item slot to carry other items.

== Biography ==
; 3131 : Born on Earth, in Italy.
; 3146 : First expedition off-Earth: At the age of 15, Paola ran away with a troop of space mercenaries. She meets an alter-universalist commune of neo-hippies on Mars IV which heightens her sensitivity to the plight of the miners on Tau-Ceti. Her father finally takes Paula back to Earth at the end of the year.
; 3148 : Paola is sent to Rome to the University of San Lorenzo to study structural biology. Despite her poor attendance, she got good results. At this time, Paola set up her first pirate radio station where she denounced the expansionist policies of the federation. The war on Sol and the ever-reducing education budgets were two of her favourite topics. She definitively cut all ties with her father who as a director of a company using prisoners to mine mineral deposits is directly involved in the shifting colonialist policies of the PresidentGL Maubrick.
; 3149 : Paola meets Kivanç Terzi, a Turkish student who helps her set up her antennae. After losing two transmitters which were wrecked by local police, they pooled their collective knowledge to come up with a revolutionary olfactory method of comunication. By projecting synthetic pheromones over short distances, they managed to transmit information without transmitting detectable waves. They could then start broadcasting again and the campus police couldn't do a thing.
; 3150 : Following the uprising on Ross248, the government ignore the protests and make Mush the scapegoat for any and all injustices. Paola is outraged by this false incrimination and resolves to prove that the people of Tau-Ceti and Ross248 had nothing to do with the bloodthirsty man-shrooms described in the federal announcements. That same year, Kivanç detected unusual interference on the olfactory broadcast channel, but didn't pay it any attention.
; 3151 : When the interference increased, Kivanç and Paola identified exchanges in an unknown language. Kinvanç started trying to decrypt the language and managed to decipher the most commonly recurring messages. They talk about the "purification of the Sol system", "the transfer of violent subjects", and even "the spore bank". He is finally arrested the following month during an anti-spongic check by the FDS.
; 3152 : Gioele contacts his daughter to warn her of imminent danger. The Mush invasion described by the government 3 years ago is real. The entire Sol system is under threat. He offers her a place aboard his Ark-World project ship, the Daedalus, which must save the human race from certain demise. Paola accepts but she wants to save Kivanç first. he is being held in a detention centre in France. She asks her father to transfer him to Titan and into one of his mining colonies.
; 3154 : 48h before the operation to help Kivanç escape, a tragic accident obliges the crew of the Daedalus to move their departure forward. Paola must decide to leave Sol without Kivanç but she vows to get back in touch with him no matter the distance between them.
[[category:Characters]][[category:Paola]]

Paola Rinaldo

2014-03-13T01:28:40Z

Jecht: /* Useful tips */

{{character infobox|firstname=Paola|fullname=Paola Rinaldo|glory=Paola earns 8 {{Glory}} when contact is made with Kivanç via the Comms Terminal.|s1=radio|s2=logistics|s3=shooter|s4=biologist|s5=rebel|command=11|neron=9|comms=1}}
Daughter of the shipowner Gioele Rinaldo. She lives in the constant hope of leading an adventure which will shake up her life. To denounce the Federation's post-colonial system, she starts a pirate radio station on her campus with her boyfriend Kivanç Terzi. On this occasion, she accidentally intercepted disturbing communications informing her of an impending Mush invasion. Fleeing for her life, she meets up with her father who permits her to board the Daedalus, abandoning the man of her life on Earth.

== How to play ==
Paola's main task is to work on [[Communications]]. This takes a lot of {{AP}}, and nobody else can help her once the connection is up. So often the {{Item|Sofa}} is built on the [[Ship Equipment#Bridge|Bridge]] for her to use, and she should feel free to eat as many {{Item|Rations}} as she needs (ideally sharing the {{Item|Apron}} with the lab crew to avoid getting dirty) while avoiding to spend {{AP}} on other things. 
Yet she is not detached from what is going on, as her "General Announcement" ability leaves her with a responsibility to inform and organize the crew - if not by herself, then at least helping out the acting commander by realying his messages over the ship's speakers.

<big>'''Bronze Tips'''</big>

:{{Skill|Radio Expert}}: Paola's first skill. This ability saves the crew a few {{AP}} when (re-)establishing the signal, and lets you do this yourself more easily, but that is basically it. Logistics Expert offers a better bonus in terms of {{AP}}.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}}: Paola's most valuable skill. And people will love to hang around with you! It is most often used to give {{Character|Frieda}} aditional {{AP}} for her [[Astrophysics]] job.
:{{Skill|Shooter}}: Allows you to help shooting Hunters by using your free [[image:Pa shoot.png]] '''Shooter Points''' in the Front Turrets, or fight a {{Trait|Pacifist}} Mush. But Logistics Expert is a better choice, allowing others to shoot even more (though using turrets is generally wasteful anyway).
:{{Skill|Biologist}}: Better than Shooter, and potentially vital, but still worse than Logistics Expert. With this skill you can help out the [[research]] team once all Comms tasks are finsihed or if there is a break between Rebel Bases.
:{{Skill|Rebel}}: Paola's unique skill. Its (mediocre) value comes from saving {{AP}} on decoding Rebel Bases, similar to the [[Communications#Xyloph_Database|Kivanç bonus]]. Should only be taken if you plan to decode many of those. Logistics Expert is still more useful in general.

<big>'''Silver Tips'''</big>

:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Radio Expert}}: Cheap to acquire and generally useful, this will help others help you.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Shooter}}: Allows you to power the bridge and also have chance to shoot some Hunters using [[image:Pa shoot.png]].
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Biologist}}: This will enable you to become a most valuable part of the research team later in the game.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Rebel}}: Good combination if you don't want to miss any Rebel Bases.

<big>'''Gold Tips'''</big>
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} and {{Skill|Biologist}} should always be taken when available. Other skills depend on the situation and your preferences.

== Useful tips ==
* If you don't have a Sofa, there is a good solution - you can sleep in the Medlab while {{Character|Finola}} can stand next to you and still receive 2 {{AP}} per cycle.

* Since Paola is the default [[Titles#Communications Officer|Communications Officer]] - She can drop her [[ITrakie|iTrackie]] / Walkie Talkie and free up an item slot to carry other items.

== Biography ==
; 3131 : Born on Earth, in Italy.
; 3146 : First expedition off-Earth: At the age of 15, Paola ran away with a troop of space mercenaries. She meets an alter-universalist commune of neo-hippies on Mars IV which heightens her sensitivity to the plight of the miners on Tau-Ceti. Her father finally takes Paula back to Earth at the end of the year.
; 3148 : Paola is sent to Rome to the University of San Lorenzo to study structural biology. Despite her poor attendance, she got good results. At this time, Paola set up her first pirate radio station where she denounced the expansionist policies of the federation. The war on Sol and the ever-reducing education budgets were two of her favourite topics. She definitively cut all ties with her father who as a director of a company using prisoners to mine mineral deposits is directly involved in the shifting colonialist policies of the PresidentGL Maubrick.
; 3149 : Paola meets Kivanç Terzi, a Turkish student who helps her set up her antennae. After losing two transmitters which were wrecked by local police, they pooled their collective knowledge to come up with a revolutionary olfactory method of comunication. By projecting synthetic pheromones over short distances, they managed to transmit information without transmitting detectable waves. They could then start broadcasting again and the campus police couldn't do a thing.
; 3150 : Following the uprising on Ross248, the government ignore the protests and make Mush the scapegoat for any and all injustices. Paola is outraged by this false incrimination and resolves to prove that the people of Tau-Ceti and Ross248 had nothing to do with the bloodthirsty man-shrooms described in the federal announcements. That same year, Kivanç detected unusual interference on the olfactory broadcast channel, but didn't pay it any attention.
; 3151 : When the interference increased, Kivanç and Paola identified exchanges in an unknown language. Kinvanç started trying to decrypt the language and managed to decipher the most commonly recurring messages. They talk about the "purification of the Sol system", "the transfer of violent subjects", and even "the spore bank". He is finally arrested the following month during an anti-spongic check by the FDS.
; 3152 : Gioele contacts his daughter to warn her of imminent danger. The Mush invasion described by the government 3 years ago is real. The entire Sol system is under threat. He offers her a place aboard his Ark-World project ship, the Daedalus, which must save the human race from certain demise. Paola accepts but she wants to save Kivanç first. he is being held in a detention centre in France. She asks her father to transfer him to Titan and into one of his mining colonies.
; 3154 : 48h before the operation to help Kivanç escape, a tragic accident obliges the crew of the Daedalus to move their departure forward. Paola must decide to leave Sol without Kivanç but she vows to get back in touch with him no matter the distance between them.
[[category:Characters]][[category:Paola]]

Paola Rinaldo

2014-03-13T01:25:35Z

Jecht: /* Useful tips */

{{character infobox|firstname=Paola|fullname=Paola Rinaldo|glory=Paola earns 8 {{Glory}} when contact is made with Kivanç via the Comms Terminal.|s1=radio|s2=logistics|s3=shooter|s4=biologist|s5=rebel|command=11|neron=9|comms=1}}
Daughter of the shipowner Gioele Rinaldo. She lives in the constant hope of leading an adventure which will shake up her life. To denounce the Federation's post-colonial system, she starts a pirate radio station on her campus with her boyfriend Kivanç Terzi. On this occasion, she accidentally intercepted disturbing communications informing her of an impending Mush invasion. Fleeing for her life, she meets up with her father who permits her to board the Daedalus, abandoning the man of her life on Earth.

== How to play ==
Paola's main task is to work on [[Communications]]. This takes a lot of {{AP}}, and nobody else can help her once the connection is up. So often the {{Item|Sofa}} is built on the [[Ship Equipment#Bridge|Bridge]] for her to use, and she should feel free to eat as many {{Item|Rations}} as she needs (ideally sharing the {{Item|Apron}} with the lab crew to avoid getting dirty) while avoiding to spend {{AP}} on other things. 
Yet she is not detached from what is going on, as her "General Announcement" ability leaves her with a responsibility to inform and organize the crew - if not by herself, then at least helping out the acting commander by realying his messages over the ship's speakers.

<big>'''Bronze Tips'''</big>

:{{Skill|Radio Expert}}: Paola's first skill. This ability saves the crew a few {{AP}} when (re-)establishing the signal, and lets you do this yourself more easily, but that is basically it. Logistics Expert offers a better bonus in terms of {{AP}}.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}}: Paola's most valuable skill. And people will love to hang around with you! It is most often used to give {{Character|Frieda}} aditional {{AP}} for her [[Astrophysics]] job.
:{{Skill|Shooter}}: Allows you to help shooting Hunters by using your free [[image:Pa shoot.png]] '''Shooter Points''' in the Front Turrets, or fight a {{Trait|Pacifist}} Mush. But Logistics Expert is a better choice, allowing others to shoot even more (though using turrets is generally wasteful anyway).
:{{Skill|Biologist}}: Better than Shooter, and potentially vital, but still worse than Logistics Expert. With this skill you can help out the [[research]] team once all Comms tasks are finsihed or if there is a break between Rebel Bases.
:{{Skill|Rebel}}: Paola's unique skill. Its (mediocre) value comes from saving {{AP}} on decoding Rebel Bases, similar to the [[Communications#Xyloph_Database|Kivanç bonus]]. Should only be taken if you plan to decode many of those. Logistics Expert is still more useful in general.

<big>'''Silver Tips'''</big>

:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Radio Expert}}: Cheap to acquire and generally useful, this will help others help you.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Shooter}}: Allows you to power the bridge and also have chance to shoot some Hunters using [[image:Pa shoot.png]].
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Biologist}}: This will enable you to become a most valuable part of the research team later in the game.
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} / {{Skill|Rebel}}: Good combination if you don't want to miss any Rebel Bases.

<big>'''Gold Tips'''</big>
:{{Skill|Logistics Expert}} and {{Skill|Biologist}} should always be taken when available. Other skills depend on the situation and your preferences.

== Useful tips ==
* If you don't have a Sofa, there is a good solution - you can sleep in the Medlab while {{Character|Finola}} can stand next to you and still receive 2 {{AP}} per cycle.

* Since Paola is the default [[Titles#Communications Officer|Communications Officer]] - She can drop her [[ITrakie|iTrackie]] / Walkie Talkie and free up a slot to carry other items.

== Biography ==
; 3131 : Born on Earth, in Italy.
; 3146 : First expedition off-Earth: At the age of 15, Paola ran away with a troop of space mercenaries. She meets an alter-universalist commune of neo-hippies on Mars IV which heightens her sensitivity to the plight of the miners on Tau-Ceti. Her father finally takes Paula back to Earth at the end of the year.
; 3148 : Paola is sent to Rome to the University of San Lorenzo to study structural biology. Despite her poor attendance, she got good results. At this time, Paola set up her first pirate radio station where she denounced the expansionist policies of the federation. The war on Sol and the ever-reducing education budgets were two of her favourite topics. She definitively cut all ties with her father who as a director of a company using prisoners to mine mineral deposits is directly involved in the shifting colonialist policies of the PresidentGL Maubrick.
; 3149 : Paola meets Kivanç Terzi, a Turkish student who helps her set up her antennae. After losing two transmitters which were wrecked by local police, they pooled their collective knowledge to come up with a revolutionary olfactory method of comunication. By projecting synthetic pheromones over short distances, they managed to transmit information without transmitting detectable waves. They could then start broadcasting again and the campus police couldn't do a thing.
; 3150 : Following the uprising on Ross248, the government ignore the protests and make Mush the scapegoat for any and all injustices. Paola is outraged by this false incrimination and resolves to prove that the people of Tau-Ceti and Ross248 had nothing to do with the bloodthirsty man-shrooms described in the federal announcements. That same year, Kivanç detected unusual interference on the olfactory broadcast channel, but didn't pay it any attention.
; 3151 : When the interference increased, Kivanç and Paola identified exchanges in an unknown language. Kinvanç started trying to decrypt the language and managed to decipher the most commonly recurring messages. They talk about the "purification of the Sol system", "the transfer of violent subjects", and even "the spore bank". He is finally arrested the following month during an anti-spongic check by the FDS.
; 3152 : Gioele contacts his daughter to warn her of imminent danger. The Mush invasion described by the government 3 years ago is real. The entire Sol system is under threat. He offers her a place aboard his Ark-World project ship, the Daedalus, which must save the human race from certain demise. Paola accepts but she wants to save Kivanç first. he is being held in a detention centre in France. She asks her father to transfer him to Titan and into one of his mining colonies.
; 3154 : 48h before the operation to help Kivanç escape, a tragic accident obliges the crew of the Daedalus to move their departure forward. Paola must decide to leave Sol without Kivanç but she vows to get back in touch with him no matter the distance between them.
[[category:Characters]][[category:Paola]]