Viruses

==Viruses==
===Introduction===
During your experience on Day of Dusk: The Border, you will encounter a variety of diseases, most of which are lethal. These diseases are more commonly referred to as viruses, despite some of them being neurological conditions or otherwise. All of them have unique symptoms including spontaneous combustion, anatomical conversion into a feral or highly dangerous entity,  and some can grant you immunity against certain pathogens. Almost all viruses are detectable using either the normal or the advanced infection scanner. 
Viruses can be contracted in various ways. Some can be randomly acquired, some persist after death, some are administered and some can be contracted by being in proximity of a hazardous crate that contains the virus in its airborne state.
Example of a biohazardous crate:
=== Virus classes ===
All of the viruses within Day of Dusk: The Border are classified in 5 classes.
Class 	Class Description 	Pathogen
Class A	These infections are known to mutate their hosts into dangerous entities (undead super zombies, resilient quadrupedal manbeasts,...)
Each of these infections have their dedicated protocols within the AEGIS facility which have specific prerequisites to be activated by Site Control.	CZ-131-A
FF-899-A
Class B	These viruses are known for being highly infectious and causing their hosts to develop severe symptoms which, if untreated, will cause the host’s expiration. 	CRO-342-B
HC-191-B
MM-512-B
Class C	Viruses which exhibit either non-visible (such as hallucinations) or less serious symptoms, making these viruses more of a minor infection compared to Class B and Class A viruses.	AD-873-C
SV-030-C
Class D	These infections are not virulent, meaning they will not spread. They often exhibit symbiotic reactions (in LX-I-D’s case, it grants immunity against certain viruses). 	LX-I-D
Class U
other	These infections either do not fall under any of the other classes or information about them is lacking (whereas the U, abbreviation for Unknown). 	TMV-814-U
Most of these viruses are dangerous and potential infection sources should be handled with care to prevent an outbreak both within and without the AEGIS facility. To prevent such situations, please contact a member of the AEGIS Research Division immediately and isolate yourself from other personnel/civilians in case of a potential infection.
Category:Diseases
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