Medicine

Overview

A garden with all medicinal plants.

Medicines are craftable items that are used to treat health conditions that Sapiens are susceptible to.

Health Conditions

Sapiens are subject to 4 different types of treatable health conditions: injuries, burns, food poisoning, and viral infection.

Injury

Injuries have a severity associated with them as described below.

Injury Severity	In-Game Description
Minor Injury	"Just a few cuts and bruises. Should heal on its own but can become infected without treatment."
Major injury	"Can move, but can no longer do work. Will heal faster with the right medicine, or could become critical."
Critical injury	"Life threatening injury. May heal slowly, but without treatment it could lead to death."

Treatment has a positive effect on Loyalty.

Burn

Has a positive effect on Loyalty.

Food Poisoning

Has a positive effect on Loyalty.

Viral Infection

Has a positive effect on Loyalty.

Investigating

To research a medicine requires that you have all the required ingredients for a particular medicine (noted in the table below) and a Quern-stone to investigate it in. Any medical ingredient can be investigated to learn a medicine recipe however since some ingredients can be used in more than one recipe, to avoid complication in determining which medicine will be investigated use the following to guarantee the resulting medicine:

• Poppy Flower - Injury Medicine
• Ginger Root - Food Poisoning Medicine
• Aloe Leaf - Burn Medicine
• Echinacea Flower - Virus Medicine

When the first medicine is successfully investigated the tribe will have the Medicine Skill.

Obtaining

The following medicines are available to be crafted. Medicines are created from medicinal plants. Please note that all medicines require a bowl and quern-stone in addition to the ingredients to craft, and must be crafted at a crafting area by a sapien assigned the Medicine role.

Medicine	Description
	Treats general physical injuries.
	Treats burns.
	Treat stomach issues caused by food poisioning.
	Treats colds and viral infections.

History

Version	Comments
0.3.5	Medicine Introduced