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[[File:poison icon.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The poison wound icon.]] | [[File:poison icon.jpg|200px|thumb|right|The poison wound icon.]] | ||
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== Sources == | == Sources == | ||
| − | * | + | * Being stung when trying to open a domestic or wild [[bee hive]] without a lit [[bee smoker]] in your inventory. |
| − | * | + | * Received from attempting to desecrate an altar. |
| − | * Additionally, poison can be applied via | + | * Additionally, poison can be applied via enchanting weapons with [[Venom]]. |
| − | * Also, the [[Deathcrawler minion]]'s and [[Fog | + | * [[Lead lump|Lead]] and [[Copper lump|copper]] weapons cause poison [[wound]]s. |
| + | * Also, the [[Deathcrawler minion]]'s and [[Fog spider]]'s attacks are poisonous. | ||
== Treatment == | == Treatment == | ||
| − | Poison wounds can be treated with [[farmer's salve]], [[healing cover]]s or healing [[spells]], but not [[cotton]]. | + | Poison wounds can be treated with [[farmer's salve]], [[healing cover]]s or healing [[spells]], but not [[cotton]]. |
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[[Category:Wounds]] | [[Category:Wounds]] | ||
[[Category:Babel/P]] | [[Category:Babel/P]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:13, 14 August 2023
Main / Game mechanics / Poison
Sources
- Being stung when trying to open a domestic or wild bee hive without a lit bee smoker in your inventory.
- Received from attempting to desecrate an altar.
- Additionally, poison can be applied via enchanting weapons with Venom.
- Lead and copper weapons cause poison wounds.
- Also, the Deathcrawler minion's and Fog spider's attacks are poisonous.
Treatment
Poison wounds can be treated with farmer's salve, healing covers or healing spells, but not cotton.
