Listed below are the various conditions an Isomara can contract within the game. These are temporary and can be healed by consuming any of the items listed in the cure section of the infliction/ailment.
Note: "consume" means "to eat.", but it can also mean "to use." For any items meant to be used/consumed, you must go to the forums and create a thread under Item Consumption.
Some inflictions/ailments have many different ways to be cured. At times, an Isomara may not need to consume anything, but they can get help from another Isomara to help bring them back to good health. If the cure you are choosing involves artwork/literature, you need to reply to this thread below with the link to the Isomara with the infliction/ailment and the deviation/literature.
The artwork needs to be full-body, and the writing needs to be at least 200 words. Anything beyond those minimum requirements is optional (unless it states that the picture/literature is an exploration, in which case you must abide by the Exploration Guide rules).
It is possible to be simultaneously afflicted with multiple inflictions and ailments. Sometimes, inflictions and ailments can also be acquired through random group events. If left untreated for too long, some may cause others.
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Bee StingA normally small red area forms from being stung by a Humble or Bee. Being stung can be rather uncomfortable as the inflicted area will become itchy, swollen, and have a burning sensation. Effect: Causes: Cures:
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Critter BiteLittle bruises, itchy areas, and bites are caused by little crawly critters, arachnids, crabs, skrill, and other clawed creatures. Sometimes the itchiness can be unbearable and drive an Isomara crazy. Effect:
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DehydrationWhen an Isomara is lacking vital fluids such as water, dehydration can be very common with younger Isomara as they are very energetic and will often not realize when they are thirsty. Effect: Cures:
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FrostbiteNot even the thick, fluffy mane of an Isomara is good enough to keep the cold away. You seem to be freezing and moving very slowly. Perhaps you better go warm yourself up by sunbathing out on the beach. Effect:
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Joint PainWhether weak in the knees or a bad back, perhaps your Isomara is going through a growth spurt. Joint Pain is uncomfortable and overall annoying. It is never advised to do any heavy lifting or exercise without a spotter when you have joint pain as you may aggravate it even more. Effect:
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ScurvyIt is a common sickness with foreseeable symptoms such as yellowing teeth, sunken eyes, droopy fur and ears, and lethargy. Although an Isomara can live off of seafood, it is essential to consume other foods to have a balanced diet and prevent certain sicknesses, such as scurvy. Effect: Cures:
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SplintersBe careful when climbing trees or stepping in the jungle. You might find small pieces of wood and debris in your skin. Effect: Cures:
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SunburnIf you look a bit redder than normal and your skin hurts, you might be sunburnt. Just because an animal is covered in fur doesn't mean it is immune to the sun; the sun can still be harmful. So remember to stay in the shade whenever possible. Effect: Cures:
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Upset StomachSome say an upset stomach is the worst feeling in the world. Hopefully, it's just some gas; what you do know is that you probably ate something you shouldn't have. Effect:
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