Andor's Trail

True. But at what risk? Rats are well known for carrying the black plague. Or better yet there flees are.

there we go, The Black Death - a new Actor Condition...

Lol

As far as science is concerned, the black plague was a direct result of waste (sewage) being in direct or near direct contact with drinking water..... then spread rapidly throughout the entire population through airborne contamination. Some penecillin should do the trick.

I like the idea of the deer, but scatter them, don't just put 4 or 5 in the same map. Here in the U.S. farming deer is illegal

But you know people still farm deer in the boon docks

nyktos wrote: there we go, The Black Death - a new Actor Condition...

eat a rat infested with the plague(new condition BLACK DEATH,drains 3HP every round.Constant)
You need to find a poitoneer at the otherside of the world to heal you.When you get there you have to do a mini quest for him in exchange for a potion that will cure you,just a thought

Sound evil for new players

Wyrmspawn wrote:I wonder what rat tastes like...

Go to Yankee Stadium in Bronx, New York and order a "hamburger" and you'll find out. LOL.
How else do they take care of their rodent problem?

only1doug wrote:Does Giant Frog taste like chicken?

So does Venomous Slitherfang .. Mmmmmmm

PK17 wrote:As far as science is concerned, the black plague was a direct result of waste (sewage) being in direct or near direct contact with drinking water..... then spread rapidly throughout the entire population through airborne contamination. Some penecillin should do the trick.

I like the idea of the deer, but scatter them, don't just put 4 or 5 in the same map. Here in the U.S. farming deer is illegal

From what i remember the Bubonic Plague was carried by the fleas and ticks found on the livestock that people were living in close quarters with. When the animal carrying the disease ridden fleas died they would "jump ship" and find new things to live on, thus spreading the pandemic even farther.

Some new scientific discovery have been saying that the plague might have originated in central Asia and was brought east on along the Silk Trading roads.