Parasites - Revision history

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	* [[First Aid skill]]<br />		* [[First Aid skill]]<br />
	* [[Animal Lore skill]]<br />		* [[Animal Lore skill]]<br />
	* [[Empathy]] - Empath's only<br />		* [[Empathy]] - [[Empath]]s only<br />
	* [[Skinning]] - non-~~Empath's~~ only<br />		* [[Skinning]] - non-Empaths only<br />

	While the difficulty to remove each creature has numerous factors that would increase or decrease your success rate, your [[First Aid skill]] is the primary skill check along with the location of the parasite on your person. Also of note will be your overall health, [[Agility (stat)]] and [[Empathy]] or [[Skinning]] skill depending on your class. A non-Empath can also hold a skinning knife to aid in the removal of the creatures from your person. It is unknown if the belt worn belts assist. <br />		While the difficulty to remove each creature has numerous factors that would increase or decrease your success rate, your [[First Aid skill]] is the primary skill check along with the location of the parasite on your person. Also of note will be your overall health, [[Agility (stat)]] and [[Empathy]] or [[Skinning]] skill depending on your class. A non-Empath can also hold a skinning knife to aid in the removal of the creatures from your person. It is unknown if the belt worn belts assist. <br />

CARAAMON at 07:11, 26 December 2012

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	While the difficulty to remove each creature has numerous factors that would increase or decrease your success rate, your [[First Aid skill]] is the primary skill check along with the location of the parasite on your person. Also of note will be your overall health, [[Agility (stat)]] and [[Empathy]] or [[Skinning]] skill depending on your class. A non-Empath can also hold a skinning knife to aid in the removal of the creatures from your person. It is unknown if the belt worn belts assist. <br />		While the difficulty to remove each creature has numerous factors that would increase or decrease your success rate, your [[First Aid skill]] is the primary skill check along with the location of the parasite on your person. Also of note will be your overall health, [[Agility (stat)]] and [[Empathy]] or [[Skinning]] skill depending on your class. A non-Empath can also hold a skinning knife to aid in the removal of the creatures from your person. It is unknown if the belt worn belts assist. <br />

	When a parasite attaches to your person, you will notice a drop in your [[Vitality]] and [[Fatigue]] along with a small wound appearing on your person in the location of the parasite. Your [[Perception]] and [[Empathy]] will determine how quickly you can see the parasite, which can do with a ~~“health”~~ or ~~with~~ a ~~“look~~ <self>”. Once you see the parasite, you can ~~“tend~~ my <body area>” or "remove <parasite>" to attempt to remove it. A successful tend will remove the parasite with no damage. With an unsuccessful tend, you can either do no damage but leave the parasite, or you can aggravate the parasite and create a larger wound up to a bleeder. If you leave the parasites untended, you will pulse vitality hits and increase the wound in the affected area, however after a time they will drop on their own. The parasites do have a chance to inflict disease at a higher rate than normal, however it is not common.		When a parasite attaches to your person, you will notice a drop in your [[Vitality]] and [[Fatigue]] along with a small wound appearing on your person in the location of the parasite. Your [[Perception]] and [[Empathy]] will determine how quickly you can see the parasite, which can be done with a {{com\|health}}, {{com\|look}} {{tt\|<self>}}, or {{com\|perceive}} {{tt\|health self}}. Once you see the parasite, you can {{tt\|tend my <body area>}} or {{tt\|remove <parasite>}} to attempt to remove it. A successful tend will remove the parasite with no damage. With an unsuccessful tend, you can either do no damage but leave the parasite, or you can aggravate the parasite and create a larger wound up to a bleeder. If you leave the parasites untended, you will pulse vitality hits and increase the wound in the affected area, however after a time they will drop on their own. The parasites do have a chance to inflict disease at a higher rate than normal, however it is not common.

CARAAMON at 05:28, 14 February 2012

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	* [[small red blood mite]] - Old Crank's Road		* [[small red blood mite]] - Old Crank's Road
	* {{ilink\|w\|Retch maggot}} which are spat by [[Retch Fiend]]s.		* {{ilink\|w\|Retch maggot}} which are spat by [[Retch Fiend]]s.
			{{RefAl}}

		⚫	{{cat\|Fauna,Parasite}}

⚫	{{cat\|Fauna}}
	{{Cat\|Parasite}}

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	=Parasites=
	Also referred to as 'bloodsuckers' and 'blood creatures', this general term is used to describe the creatures in DR that latch onto you, typically via movement through an area, and their removal via [[Tend command\|tending]] will teach the following skills:<br />		Also referred to as 'bloodsuckers' and 'blood creatures', this general term is used to describe the creatures in DR that latch onto you, typically via movement through an area, and their removal via [[Tend command\|tending]] will teach the following skills:<br />
	* [[First Aid skill]]<br />		* [[First Aid skill]]<br />

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	=Parasites=		=Parasites=
	Also referred to as 'bloodsuckers' and 'blood creatures', this general term is used to describe the creatures in DR that latch onto you, typically via movement through an area, and their removal via [[Tend command\|tending]] will teach the following skills:<br />		Also referred to as 'bloodsuckers' and 'blood creatures', this general term is used to describe the creatures in DR that latch onto you, typically via movement through an area, and their removal via [[Tend command\|tending]] will teach the following skills:<br />
	[[First Aid skill]]<br />		* [[First Aid skill]]<br />
	[[Animal Lore skill]]<br />		* [[Animal Lore skill]]<br />
	[[Empathy]] - Empath's only<br />		* [[Empathy]] - Empath's only<br />
	[[Skinning]] - non-Empath's only<br />		* [[Skinning]] - non-Empath's only<br />

	While the difficulty to remove each creature has numerous factors that would increase or decrease your success rate, your [[First Aid skill]] is the primary skill check along with the location of the parasite on your person. Also of note will be your overall health, [[Agility (stat)]] and [[Empathy]] or [[Skinning]] skill depending on your class. A non-Empath can also hold a skinning knife to aid in the removal of the creatures from your person. It is unknown if the belt worn ~~ones~~ assist. <br />		While the difficulty to remove each creature has numerous factors that would increase or decrease your success rate, your [[First Aid skill]] is the primary skill check along with the location of the parasite on your person. Also of note will be your overall health, [[Agility (stat)]] and [[Empathy]] or [[Skinning]] skill depending on your class. A non-Empath can also hold a skinning knife to aid in the removal of the creatures from your person. It is unknown if the belt worn belts assist. <br />

	When a parasite attaches to your person, you will notice a drop in your [[Vitality]] and [[Fatigue]] along with a small wound ~~appear~~ on your person in the location of the parasite. Your [[Perception]] and [[Empathy]] will determine how quickly you can see the parasite, which can do with a “health” or with a “look <self>”. Once you see the parasite, you can ~~simply~~ “tend <body area>” to attempt to remove it. A successful tend will remove the parasite with no damage. With an unsuccessful tend, you can either do no damage but leave the parasite, or you can aggravate the parasite and create a larger wound up to a bleeder. If you leave the parasites untended, you will pulse vitality hits and increase the wound in the affected area, however after a time they will drop on their own. The parasites do have a chance to inflict disease at a higher rate than normal, however it is not common.		When a parasite attaches to your person, you will notice a drop in your [[Vitality]] and [[Fatigue]] along with a small wound appearing on your person in the location of the parasite. Your [[Perception]] and [[Empathy]] will determine how quickly you can see the parasite, which can do with a “health” or with a “look <self>”. Once you see the parasite, you can “tend my <body area>” or "remove <parasite>" to attempt to remove it. A successful tend will remove the parasite with no damage. With an unsuccessful tend, you can either do no damage but leave the parasite, or you can aggravate the parasite and create a larger wound up to a bleeder. If you leave the parasites untended, you will pulse vitality hits and increase the wound in the affected area, however after a time they will drop on their own. The parasites do have a chance to inflict disease at a higher rate than normal, however it is not common.


	=Known Parasites=		=Known Parasites=

	* [[red sand leech]] - Muspar'i		* [[red sand leech]] - Muspar'i Sandpit, eastern side
	* [[green blood worm]] - ~~Croc~~ marsh		* [[green blood worm]] - crocodile marsh south of the Faldesu River & crocodile hunting outside Throne City
	* [[albino forest leech]] - Throne City boars		* [[albino forest leech]] - Throne City boars
	* [[black sand leech]] - Muspar'i		* [[black sand leech]] - Muspar'i Sandpit, western side
	* [[small red blood mite]] - Old Crank's Road		* [[small red blood mite]] - Old Crank's Road
	* {{ilink\|w\|Retch maggot}} which are spat by [[Retch Fiend]]s.		* {{ilink\|w\|Retch maggot}} which are spat by [[Retch Fiend]]s.

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	* [[small red blood mite]] - Old Crank's Road		* [[small red blood mite]] - Old Crank's Road
	* {{ilink\|w\|Retch maggot}} which are spat by [[Retch Fiend]]s.		* {{ilink\|w\|Retch maggot}} which are spat by [[Retch Fiend]]s.


			{{cat\|Fauna}}
			{{Cat\|Parasite}}

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	=Parasites=		=Parasites=
	~~The~~ general term used to describe the creatures in DR that latch onto you and their removal will teach the following skills:<br />		Also referred to as 'bloodsuckers' and 'blood creatures', this general term is used to describe the creatures in DR that latch onto you, typically via movement through an area, and their removal via [[Tend command\|tending]] will teach the following skills:<br />
	[[First Aid skill]]<br />		[[First Aid skill]]<br />
	[[Animal Lore skill]]<br />		[[Animal Lore skill]]<br />
	[[Empathy]] - Empath's only<br />		[[Empathy]] - Empath's only<br />
	[[Skinning]] - non-Empath's only<br />		[[Skinning]] - non-Empath's only<br />

			While the difficulty to remove each creature has numerous factors that would increase or decrease your success rate, your [[First Aid skill]] is the primary skill check along with the location of the parasite on your person. Also of note will be your overall health, [[Agility (stat)]] and [[Empathy]] or [[Skinning]] skill depending on your class. A non-Empath can also hold a skinning knife to aid in the removal of the creatures from your person. It is unknown if the belt worn ones assist. <br />

			When a parasite attaches to your person, you will notice a drop in your [[Vitality]] and [[Fatigue]] along with a small wound appear on your person in the location of the parasite. Your [[Perception]] and [[Empathy]] will determine how quickly you can see the parasite, which can do with a “health” or with a “look <self>”. Once you see the parasite, you can simply “tend <body area>” to attempt to remove it. A successful tend will remove the parasite with no damage. With an unsuccessful tend, you can either do no damage but leave the parasite, or you can aggravate the parasite and create a larger wound up to a bleeder. If you leave the parasites untended, you will pulse vitality hits and increase the wound in the affected area, however after a time they will drop on their own. The parasites do have a chance to inflict disease at a higher rate than normal, however it is not common.


	=Known Parasites=		=Known Parasites=

	* [[red sand leech]] - Muspar'i		* [[red sand leech]] - Muspar'i
	* [[green blood worm]] - Croc marsh		* [[green blood worm]] - Croc marsh

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=Parasites=
The general term used to describe the creatures in DR that latch onto you and their removal will teach the following skills: 
[[First Aid skill]] 
[[Animal Lore skill]] 
[[Empathy]] - Empath's only 
[[Skinning]] - non-Empath's only 

=Known Parasites=
* [[red sand leech]] - Muspar'i
* [[green blood worm]] - Croc marsh
* [[albino forest leech]] - Throne City boars
* [[black sand leech]] - Muspar'i
* [[small red blood mite]] - Old Crank's Road
* {{ilink|w|Retch maggot}} which are spat by [[Retch Fiend]]s.