Depends upon GM's description of the disease but usually contains several status effects. The typical disease will contain a mixture of effects such as poison, fatigue, and anxiety. Some diseases contain even more effects. The more powerful the disease, the harder it is to cure. One of the most dangerous diseases in Nor'Ova is the Bitterwood disease, which causes the inflicted to rot quickly while alive, like a dying tree.
Decreases offensive and bow power by ½, and requires a normal mental check for every action.
Causes 1d4 damage to Vitality and Power per round or minute.
Game Over. This is the end of your character's life which happens when your character has 0 Vitality left.
Decreases the target's perceive by 3.
This is a state of temporary shock usually following a powerful hit to the head or torso region. It causes the affected to immediately lose 1 attack and movement action for the next active round. If the affected only had 1 attack or movement action, the affected will not be able to attack or move for the next round. Furthermore, the affected must make a hard focus check to use a magic spell in the next active round.
Requires a normal insight check for each enemy and ally target to determine who the enemy target is. A failed check will mean that the affected character thinks that target is an enemy target.
A sleep in which the target can't seem to recover from naturally. If not treated soon it will result in death.
Causes the target to protect whoever or whatever charmed the target.
This is broken legs, arms, or wings. The broken limb cannot be used even when being treated, until fully healed. Until it is treated it acts the same as Minor Broken Bones.