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Cloth Gloves

**Cloth Gloves** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic 2* that can be worn by the player. Cloth Gloves can be bought from tailors, and occasionally looted from houses. It is the lowest quality piece of handwear.

At full durability Cloth Gloves provides:

* 10% fist resistance
* 18% blade resistance
* 10% bullet resistance
* 10% fire resistance
* 10% infected air resistance
* 80% contact with infected surface resistance

Cloth Gloves Repair Values

Price Progression

\*Value at full durability

## Notes

* Cloth Gloves take up 2x2 inventory slots. They do not stack.
Capella's Necklace

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Capella's Necklace** is a quest item found in *Pathologic* during the Bachelor's Route. It is obtained by the Bachelor on **Day 11** from Capella as part of the side quest "Getting Ready for the Coronation".

As part of becoming a Mistress, Maria Kaina requires tokens from the other future Mistresses of the Town that show they accept her as a Mistress. The Bachelor is asked to retrieve these tokens for her. One of the tokens he must obtain is Capella's Necklace.

## Notes

* Capella's Necklace has the same art asset as Bone Necklaces.
Serqet

**Serqet** is one of the God cards for the Egyptian pantheon in Hand of the Gods: SMITE Tactics.

Serqet is a melee unit that deals 3 damage and has 2 health. Her special ability allows her to poison an enemy God or Minion, which will die at the end of their following turn.

## Notes

* Serqet appears as a playable character in SMITE, another game developed by Hi-Rez Studios: Serqet
Army Boots

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

* Pathologic 2
* Pathologic

**Army Boots** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic 2* that can be worn by the player. As of **Day 10**, Army Boots can be bought from tailors, and occasionally looted from houses, or soldiers following the Army's arrival on **Day 9**. It is the highest quality piece of footwear.

At full durability Army Boots provide:

* 17% fist resistance
* 23% blade resistance
* 25% bullet resistance
* 30% fire resistance
* 90% infected air resistance

Army Boots Repair Values

## Notes

* Army Boots take up 2x3 inventory slots. They do not stack.

**Army Boots** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic* that can be worn to protect the player's feet.

Army Boots can be bought from clothing stores after the arrival of the Army on **Day 9**.

At full durability Army Boots provide 30% physical resistance, 10% fire resistance and 20% infection resistance.

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Double Barrelled Pistol

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Double Barrelled Pistol** is a weapon found in *Pathologic* that is available in all routes; however, it can only be wielded by the Changeling. The Double Barrelled Pistol will be found in the 'Other' category of the inventory rather than 'Weapons' when playing as the Bachelor and the Haruspex, due to their inability to wield this gun.

It is the only weapon that the Changeling is able to wield, besides the scalpel. A Double Barrelled Pistol may be obtained from Notkin in a quest on **Day 1** of the Changeling's Route or bought from Bad Grief. The Bachelor will receive a Double Barrelled Pistol from Anna Angel on **Day 9**, which he is asked to deliver to Lara Ravel.

Double Barreled Pistol deals 130 damage by bodyshot and 390 damage by headshot.

Unlike other guns, such as the Revolver, Shotgun, or Rifle, the Double Barrelled Pistol comes with a very slight delay between the player pressing to fire and actually firing.

In the original 2005 release of *Pathologic*, Double Barrelled Pistols were named "Derringers".

The Double Barelled Pistol uses Revolver Ammo.

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## Gallery

* The Double Barrelled Pistol in use by the Changeling

## Notes

* The Remington Model 95, or as it is more commonly known, the *Derringer*, is a real life, Double Barrelled pistol.
* Using the console commands, 'Gun' will cause a Double Barrelled Pistol to appear in the player's 'Weapons' inventory, regardless of which character is being played. It will appear and function as a regular Revolver.
* Using the console commands, 'Gun\_danko' will cause a Double Barrelled Pistol to spawn in the player's 'Other' inventory, regardless of which character is being played. It cannot be used, and will be sold at a lower price compared to the regular Double Barrelled Pistol.

## References

1. ↑ Wikipedia page of the Remington Model 95
Blood Tests

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Blood Tests** are quest items found in *Pathologic* that are obtained in the Bachelor's Route on **Day 6** for the main quest "Witch-Hunt".

Due to what happened in the Cathedral on the night of **Day 5**, several women of the Town are under suspicion of being Plague carriers and the Bachelor is tasked with investigating which of the women may be responsible.

The Bachelor will obtain multiple samples of blood from Clara the Changeling, Aspity, Anna Angel, Lara Ravel, and Yulia Lyuricheva. All of the women will be found in their respective homes, except for the Changeling, who will appear in different locations depending on the Bachelor's actions that day.
Blood

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

* Blood (Pathologic 2)
* Infected Blood (Pathologic 2)
* Blood (Pathologic)
* Infected Blood (Pathologic)

**Blood** is an organ in *Pathologic 2*. It can be harvested from healthy and infected corpses by the Haruspex via autopsy. As of **Day 4**, Blood can be combined with a Tincture within the Brewery to create Painkillers. It can be sold to Var, traded to Worms, and traded to the Dead Item Shop.

In order to harvest blood from a corpse, the player must have an Empty Bottle in their inventory. Unlike other organs, attempts to harvest blood are always successful, do not require an autopsy tool such as a Scalpel, and do not hurt player reputation.

Throughout the town, there are certain locations where a loud grumbling noise can be heard coming from the ground. If the player stands still in these locations, tree roots will emerge from the earth, prompting the player to give them blood. If the player gives a vial of healthy or infected blood to the roots, they will produce 3 random herbs in exchange.

If consumed by the player character, Painkillers made with blood lower thirst.

## Notes

* Blood takes up a 2x1 slot in the inventory. They stack up to 5.
* When trading, blood is worth 1 to Worms and 3 to the Dead Item Shop.

**Infected Blood** is an organ in *Pathologic 2*. It can be harvested from infected corpses by the Haruspex via autopsy. As of **Day 4**, Infected Blood can be combined with a Tincture within the Brewery to create Antibiotics. It can be traded to Worms.

In order to harvest infected blood from a corpse, the player must have an Empty Bottle in their inventory. Unlike other organs, attempts to harvest blood are always successful, do not require an autopsy tool such as a Scalpel, and do not hurt player reputation.

Throughout the town, there are certain locations where a loud grumbling noise can be heard coming from the ground. If the player stands still in these locations, tree roots will emerge from the earth, prompting the player to give them blood. If the player gives a vial of healthy or infected blood to the roots, they will produce 3 random herbs in exchange.

If consumed by the player character, Antibiotics made with infected blood lower thirst.

## Notes

* Infected Blood takes up a 2x1 slot in the inventory. They stack up to 5.
* When trading, infected blood is worth 2 to Worms.

**Blood** is an item in *Pathologic*. It can be retrieved from corpses by Haruspex and then used for brewing medicine. It can also be received as a reward for winning fights in the Circle of Suok.

Blood can be traded to Worms in exchange for herbs, and a vial is required each day to be able to trade for herbs. It can also be traded with Var.

## Quote

**Infected Blood** is an item in **Pathologic**. It can be obtained from the corpses of Plague victims and used to make Dead Gruel.
Canned Food

**Canned Food** is a ration in *Pathologic 2*. Consuming it reduces hunger by 42%, but increases thirst by 20%. It can be purchased from groceries, or looted from containers and bodies. It can also be traded for via the Dead Item Shop.

## Notes

* Canned Food takes 2x2 inventory slots and stacks up to 3 times.
* Canned Food is worth 17 from the Dead Item Shop.
Bracelet

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

* Bracelet (Pathologic 2)
* Bronze Bracelet (Pathologic)

A **Bracelet** is a luxury good in *Pathologic 2*. It can be acquired from looting bodies and containers or from the Dead Item Shop, and sold to stores or used in bartering with women. Alongside Charms, Pocket Watches, and Rings, a Bracelet is one of the most valued items to stores, selling for a high price compared to most other goods. Note that while Bracelets can be sold at any kind of store, they are best sold anywhere aside from Groceries, which pay 33% less for them. One Bracelet is required to repair Army Gloves between 25-50% durability.

Bracelet Sold Value Progression

## Notes

* Bracelets take up 1x2 inventory slots. They stack up to 5.
* When bartering, Bracelets are worth 6 to Chickadees, Doves and Kayuras, 7 to Orioles and 10 to Starlings. It is worth 10 from the Dead Item Shop.

**Bronze Bracelet** is an item that is available in all routes. They may be obtained from trash bins or picked up randomly throughout the day. It may also be purchased from the barkeep in Andrey Stamatin's Pub. They can be bartered with girls for other items.

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Flower

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Flower** is an item in *Pathologic*. Flowers may be obtained from trash bins, picked up randomly throughout the day whilst walking, or bought from the barkeep in Andrey Stamatin's Pub.

Flowers can be traded with teensies for other items.

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Army Ration

**Army Ration** is a ration in *Pathologic 2*. Consuming it reduces hunger by 35%, but increases thirst by 15%. It can be purchased from groceries, or looted from Army soldiers. It can also be traded for via the Dead Item Shop as of **Day 7**.

## Notes

* Army Rations take up 2x2 inventory slots. They stack up to 5.
* Army Rations are worth 15 at the Dead Item Shop.
Beta-Tablets

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Beta-Tablets** are immunity boosters in *Pathologic*. They may be obtained by trading with townsfolk, looted from houses, or bought from drug stores.

Beta-Tablets are the second type of immunity boosting drug available to the player. When taken, health decreases by 1.5 and immunity increases by 15.

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Captain Longin

Map ID | vagon\_army (*Pathologic*)

**Captain Longin** is a minor character in *Pathologic* and *Pathologic 2* and an officer in the Army.

## Description

Captain Longin was assigned to Alexander Block's unit right before the troops were sent to the Town to defeat the Plague. He is in command of the flamethrower corps and a commander of the 15th Company. Longin is described as "a stalwart officer, a heart burning with passion", "a loyal watchdog". Captain Ravel said he would go through hell or high water for the general.

## Plot

### Pathologic

Acting on Bachelor's advice, Longin orders the burning of the miraculous bull at the Bone Stake Lot.

During the events of the game, Captain Longin starts a mutiny among the soldiers. Under his command, the soldiers try to seize the cannon. The mutineers start a series of executions, capturing many regular people in Town as well as Andrey Stamatin, Peter Stamatin, and Grace.

### Pathologic 2

This entry contains potential spoilers for *Pathologic 2*. Read at your own risk.

*Come now, you haven't given us any time to change the set!*This entry contains potential spoilers for Pathologic 2. Read at your own risk.

After the mutiny stirs in the army, General Block gets arrested and Captain Longin takes the command in his hands, telling the soldiers that the general caught the plague, so now the troupes can leave the Town. However, it is speculated that Longin and other mutineers are doing it from the love and respect for their general — they seized him to make sure he doesn't have to disobey orders, and removing him from dirty work means he won't be punished when the forces return to the Capital.

Longin's mutineers establish three outposts in the Town, where they clash with the soldiers. One of the couriers sent by Aglaya Lilich with the Inquisitor's orders gets caught in a crossfire between soldiers and mutineers.

It is implied that Aglaya Lilich is executed on Captain Longin's orders.

### Pathologic: The Marble Nest

Following Commander Block's death at the hand of the Sand Plague, the chain of command passes to Captain Longin, who is also infected with the Plague.

Under Longin's command, Var is taken to the Town Hall for a "talk". Stanislav Rubin plans to run away with the Army when it leaves town.

## Gallery

* Longin in *Pathologic Classic HD*
* Longin in the army wagon in *Pathologic Classic HD*

## Notes

* In *Pathologic*, Longin is sometimes referred to as Patroclus.
* Longin's model is the same as the generic army soldier model in *Pathologic*. He is not seen during the course of *Pathologic 2*, although it is assumed he would still be depicted with a generic soldier model.
* His name is probably a reference to Longinus, the Roman Centurion who pierced the side of Jesus with a spear in the Christian tradition.
"Yas" Tincture

**"Yas" Tincture** is a type of tincture with immunity boosting properties found in *Pathologic 2*. It is made by the Haruspex by combining Blood Twyre and Brown Twyre with a Water Bottle via the Alembic within the his Lair. Its superior version is the "Yas" Tincture (+), which produces better immunity boosting properties as well as a positive secondary effect (if consumed by the player character).

When consumed by the player character, it increases immunity by 20% but increases hunger by 10%.

When issued to patients during prophylaxis, "Yas" Tincture will boost their immunity by 20%. It can also be issued to infected patients in effort to discover disease symptoms during diagnosis.

As of **Day 4**, once the Brewery is fixed, the Haruspex can combine "Yas" Tinctures with organs to create Painkillers and "Yas" Antibiotics.

"Yas" Tinctures can be traded to Herb Brides, Worms, Infected Townsfolk, and Dandy in the Soul-and-a-Half Fortress.

## Gallery

* An unused art asset for a Yas Tincture combined with blood.

## Notes

* "Yas" Tinctures take up 2x1 inventory slots and stack up to 10 times.
* *"Yas"* or *"Яс"* approximately translates to *"Bone"*.
Bull's Blood

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Bull's Blood** is a quest item in *Pathologic*. It is obtained during the Haruspex's Route on **Day 6** as part of the main quest "Bull's Blood".

The Haruspex needs to bring an infected organ to the Ragi Barrow on the evening of **Day 6** and give it to the Worms in order to obtain a vial of Bull's Blood. The vial is then given to the Bachelor to inspect.
Chalk

**Chalk** is an item in Pathologic 2. It can be bought from tailors, randomly found in packages or looted from containers or bodies. Victor Kain can give the Haruspex a piece of chalk on **Day 5** as part of a quest as well. It can be traded with Herb Brides, Teensies, and Tots.

Price Progression

## Notes

* Chalk takes up 1x1 inventory space and stacks up to 10 times.
* When bartering, chalk is worth 2 from Herb Brides, 2 to Tots and 3 to Teensies.
* An intended mini game in the original concept of *Pathologic 2* was the ability to condemn infected houses. This was eventually cut down significantly to only be present in the side quest given by Victor Kain after revealing to him a plot to embalm infected corpses, led by the shopkeep in Var's place.
Crowbar

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Crowbar** is an item in *Pathologic*. It is lootable from Looters in post-infected district houses. It is tradable with Patrolmen.

On **Day 4** in the Bachelor route, Victor Kain will tell him there are rumours that previously infected districts are now clean, and requests the Bachelor to investigate. The Bachelor brings him a Crowbar as proof that the rumours and the source of said rumours was correct.

On **Day 4** in the Haruspex route, Notkin asks the player to kill four Looters and to retrieve their crowbars to him. In exchange, the player will recieve 2 revolver bullets, 5 shells and 10 rifle ammo.
Heater

The next, and penultimate (second-to-last), Advancement for Age 0 progression is the "Ace of Melter Base" Advancement, which has you making a Heater from the Tinkers' Complement mod. There are two options for the Heater: the Seared Heater or the Porcelain Heater.

* The Seared Heater requires six Seared Bricks (note that it is Seared Brick*s*, not Seared Brick), which are made using 24 of the Seared Brick item; one Stone Grill; and two Clay Barrel Extensions. The Seared Brick item is made by cooking Grout in a Clay Kiln, and Grout is acquired by placing sand, gravel, and clay in a mill stone, simultaneously.
* The Porcelain Heater requires six of the Porcelain Brick item; one Stone Grill; and two Clay Barrel Extensions. The Porcelain Brick item is made by cooking Unfired Porcelain in the Clay Kiln, and Unfired Porcelain is made by placing flint, clay, and white dye *powder* (e.g., not just bonemeal) in a mill stone. **Make sure the items are placed in the mill stone in the order indicated in JEI, or it will not work.** White dye powder is created by grinding white flowers or bonemeal in a grindstone of your choice.

The Clay Barrel Extension is created by cooking an Unfired Clay Barrel Extension, which is made with six clay and can be found in JEI, in a clay kiln. The stone grill recipe is easily found in JEI, and you can cook cobblestone in a clay kiln to get stone.

Once you have all of these items, simply assemble them on a crafting table in the order indicated in JEI, and you will complete the achievement. Congrats!
Egg

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

* Pathologic 2
* Pathologic

An **Egg** is a ration in *Pathologic 2*. Consuming it reduces hunger by 15%, but increases thirst by 3%. It can be purchased from groceries and the Broken Heart Pub, randomly obtained via Packages, or looted from containers and bodies. It can also be traded for via townsfolk.

Note that while Eggs and Kashk share identical hunger values and identical costs in stores, Kashk increases thirst by a greater amount (10%). As such, when given the option, Eggs are an objectively better choice over kashk.

## Notes

* Eggs take up 1x1 inventory space and stack up to 10 times.
* When bartering, eggs are worth 4 from Doves and 5 from Swifts, Teensies and Tots.

## Gallery

* A variation of the egg, with no small crack on the flank.

**Egg** is a type of ration in *Pathologic*. It may be bought from stores, traded from patrolmen, or stolen from homes.

Eggs decrease hunger by 12%.

## Notes

* Quail eggs, unlike chicken eggs, are very small in size and usually, despite it's appearance in the game, posess spotted shells.
Army Gloves

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

* Pathologic 2
* Pathologic

**Army Gloves** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic 2* that can be worn by the player. As of **Day 10**, Army Gloves can be bought from tailors, and occasionally looted from houses, or soldiers following the Army's arrival on **Day 9**. It is the highest quality piece of handwear.

At full durability Army Gloves provide:

* 17% fist resistance
* 23% blade resistance
* 25% bullet resistance
* 30% fire resistance
* 12% infected air resistance
* 100% contact with infected surface resistance

Army Gloves Repair Values

## Notes

* Army Gloves take up 2x3 inventory slots. They do not stack.

**Army Gloves** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic* that can be worn to protect the player's hands.

Army Gloves can be bought from clothing stores after the arrival of the Army on **Day 9**.

At full durability Army Gloves provide 15% physical resistance, 10% fire resistance and 20% infection resistance.

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Burakh Phial

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Burakh Phial** is a quest item found in *Pathologic*. It may be obtained from the Haruspex during the Bachelor Route on **Day 8**, as part of the side quest "The Mysterious Sample".

When entering the Termitary, the Bachelor can find the Haruspex on the first floor at the end of a series of rooms. The Haruspex will give him the Burakh Phial and asks the Bachelor to analyze it. After doing so, the Haruspex will provide the Bachelor with a bottle of Panacea.
Butcher's Heart

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Butcher's Heart** is a quest item found in *Pathologic* that may be obtained during the Haruspex Route. It may be obtained on **Day 5** by the Haruspex for the side quest "The Quivering Heart".

While searching for an infected heart to give to the Bachelor, the Haruspex may find a Worm herb gathering hut in the Steppe where an Herb Bride and several Butchers are also standing nearby. The Butchers will demand the Haruspex to kill the Herb Bride. The Haruspex can refuse to comply and choose instead to kill the Butchers. He can obtain up to three Butcher's Hearts from their corpses. When the heart is given to the Bachelor, he will provide the Haruspex with a large monetary reward and 2 bottles of the Black Vaccine.
Button

**Button** is an item in Pathologic 2. Buttons can be looted from containers and bodies, and traded with Chickadees, Teensies, and Tots. A Button is needed for the fourth and final workshop upgrade made to the Haruspex's inventory in his Lair. While navigating the Abattoir on **Day 9**, if the Haruspex does an autopsy on any of the Worms, their bodies will occasionally produce buttons instead of organs.

## Notes

* Buttons take up 1x1 inventory space and stack up to 10 times.
* Buttons are worth 4 in trade with children.
Candle Stub

**Candle Stub** is an item in Pathologic 2. It can be used in trade and sold in stores. It can be traded with Chickadees, Crows, Herb Brides, Pochards, Siskins, and Starlings.

## Notes

* Candle Stubs take up 2x1 inventory slots and stack up to 5 times.
* When bartering, Candle Stubs are worth 3 from Crows, and 3 to Starlings, 4 to Chickadees, Pochards and Siskins, and 5 to Herb Brides.
Flamethrower Fuel

**Flamethrower Fuel** is an item in *Pathologic*. It is placed in the Weapons category of the player's inventory, but as there is no flamethrower weapon, it cannot be used.

Flamethrower Fuel can only be obtained by killing and looting army flamethrowers.

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## Note

* Flamethrower Fuel does not have an official item name in-game. When hovering over the item, only the hover quote is displayed.
Delta-Tablets

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Delta-Tablets** are immunity boosters found in *Pathologic*. They may be obtained by trading with townsfolk or bought from drug stores.

Delta-Tablets are the fourth and most potent type of immunity booster available to the player. When taken, health decreases by 2 and immunity increases by 60.

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Cotton Wool

This entry contains potential spoilers for *Pathologic 2*. Read at your own risk.

*Come now, you haven't given us any time to change the set!*This entry contains potential spoilers for Pathologic 2. Read at your own risk.

**Cotton Wool** is an item found in *Pathologic 2*. It has no trade value, but it can be sold to Stores.

Cotton Wool may be found inside of Isidor Burakh's House on **Day 2** and during autopsies following the Haruspex's tenth death punishment.

## Notes

* Cotton Wool is worth slightly less to Tailors compared to Groceries and Pharmacies.
* Sometimes, Cotton Wool may be found inside of the courier or Aglaya Lilich when performing an autopsy on their bodies.
Cothurni

**Cothurni** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic: The Marble Nest* that can be worn in the Feet equipment slot.

Cothurni can be acquired by exchanging a Herb Bride's Heart with the Tragedians performing outside of the Cathedral at midday.

At full durability Cothurni provide:

* 15% fist resistance
* 20% blade resistance
* 16% bullet resistance
* 25% fire resistance
* 100% infected air resistance

Repairing items is not available in *The Marble Nest*.

## Notes

* Cothurni takes up 2x2 inventory slots. They do not stack.
Executor Mask

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

This entry contains potential spoilers for *Pathologic 2: The Marble Nest*. Read at your own risk.

**Birdies, birdies... gather ye here, round the marble nest...**This entry contains potential spoilers for *Pathologic 2: The Marble Nest*. Read at your own risk.

* Executor Mask (Pathologic 2)
* Talon Mask (Pathologic)

**Executor Mask** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic: The Marble Nest* that can be worn in the Head equipment slot. It is the same mask as worn by Executors.

The Executor Mask is acquired by refusing to meet Death in Aspity's home by ignoring the knocking that occurs when the Bachelor is asked to watch her "die properly". When the knocking ends, an Executor Mask sits on the floor on the other side of the door and may be collected.

At full durability Executor Mask provide:

* 15% fist resistance
* 20% blade resistance
* 16% bullet resistance
* 25% fire resistance
* 30% infected air resistance
* 100% plague cloud resistance

Repairing items is not available in *The Marble Nest*.

## Notes

* The Executor Mask takes up 2x2 inventory slots. It does not stack.

**Talon Mask** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic* that can be worn to protect the player's head. This item can only be obtained by the Bachelor and the Changeling.

On **Day 7**, the Bachelor receives the side quest "The Mask and the Raiment" and will obtain the Talon Mask from Peter Stamatin.

On **Day 7**, the Changeling needs the Talon Mask for the main quest "Vengeance". She will find it on the corpse of an orderly near the Cemetery.

Talon Mask doesn't provide any resistance.

## Notes

* If worn together with an Executor's Cloak, the player will receive the achievement "Stop Pointing Fingers".
"Zürkh" Antibiotic

**"Zürkh" Antibiotic** is a type of homemade antibiotic in *Pathologic 2*. As of **Day 4**, the Haruspex can make them by combining a "Zürkh" Tincture with an infected organ or blood within the Brewery once it has been fixed.

"Zürkh" Antibiotics can be used to reduce Plague infection in either the Haruspex or non-playable characters. In either case, the degree to which it reduces infection depends on which organ was used to make it. If consumed by the Haruspex, it will have additional status effects that are dependent on the organ used. If administered to another character, it is most effective when used on patients with an ailment located in the Blood.

"Zürkh" Antibiotics can be traded to infected Townsfolk, Worms, and Dandy in the Soul-and-a-Half Fortress.

## Brewing Times and Effects

* Note that *all* of the listed reductions to Infection (Player & NPC) and Health occur relative to those stats' *current* value rather than their total value, such that neither status bar is fully depleted.
* \*If consumed by the Haruspex, Antibiotics (and Painkillers) brewed with a "Zürkh" Tincture and an Infected Liver will give him a buff for 2 in-game hours, during which time his exhaustion recovery in sleep is improved by 30% (which will reduce exhaustion by an additional 12% over the course of the 2 hours spent sleeping).

## Variations

* Antibiotic made from heart.
* Antibiotic made from kidney.
* Antibiotic made from liver.
* Antibiotic made from brain.
* Antibiotic made from infected blood.

## Notes

* Each type of "Zürkh" Antibiotic takes up 2x1 inventory slots and can stack up to 5.
* When trading, "Zürkh" Antibiotics are worth 6/7/8/9/10 to Worms and 5-11 to infected townsfolk (character dependent). Dandy accepts Antibiotics made from Blood for 8, and all other homemade Antibiotics for 15.
Boots

**Boots** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic 2* that can be worn by the player. As of **Day 4**, Boots can be bought from tailors, and occasionally looted from houses.

At full durability Boots provides:

* 15% fist resistance
* 20% blade resistance
* 17% bullet resistance
* 25% fire resistance
* 80% infected air resistance

Price Progression
 Selling\*

 \* Value at full durability

Boots Repair Values

## Notes

* Boots take up 2x2 inventory slots. They do not stack.
Fishing Hooks

* Fishing Hooks (Pathologic 2)
* Hook (Pathologic)

**Fishing Hooks** are an item in Pathologic 2. They can be acquired by looting containers, from opening packages and can be used to barter with Finches, Pochards, and Siskins, as well as to the Dead Item Shop. Two Fishing Hooks are also needed to repair Army Boots between 25-50% durability.

## Notes

* Fishing Hooks take up 1x1 inventory space and stack up to 10 times.
* When bartering, fishing hooks are worth 2 from Pochards, 2 to Siskins and 3 to Finches. They are also worth 2 to the Dead Item Shop.

**Hook** is an item that is available in all routes. It may be obtained from trash bins or picked up randomly throughout the day. It may also be purchased from clothing stores and the barkeep in Andrey Stamatin's Pub. It can be traded with girls, teensies, and tots for other items.

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Dried Meat

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Dried Meat** is a type of ration in *Pathologic*. It may be bought from groceries, traded from patrolmen, or stolen from homes.

Dried meat decreases hunger by 13%.
Fingernail

A **Fingernail** is an item in *Pathologic 2*. They can be given to the Ferryman to travel across the Town. They can be traded for from Catnip, Chickadees, Finches, Siskins, Swifts, Teensies, and Tots, and traded to Geese and Starlings, as well as to the Dead Item Shop. They can also be randomly found from opening packages or looted from containers.

Worms require one Fingernail to ferry the Haruspex at the start of *Pathologic 2*. This increases to two starting from **Day 7**. It is said that ferrymen line the boats with fingernails to make their path smoother. The Gorkhon is a kind, but dangerous river, so ferrymen need fingernails to ensure they can always return.

## Notes

* Fingernails take up 1x1 inventory slots and stack up to 10 times.
* When bartering, Fingernails are worth 4 to Gooses and 5 to Starlings, and 6 from Chickadees, Finches, Siskins, Swifts, Teensies and Tots. They are also worth 3 to the Dead Item Shop. Catnip trades away Fingernails for just 2, and always has 2 of them for trade.
* 'Fingernails' were referred to as **Boat Tokens** in the alpha release.
* The conversation during which the Worms tell the Haruspex that they require more Fingernails for travel does not occur until **Act 4** starts, but the cost of a boat ride will still be increased prior to receiving the conversation during the hours of midnight to 7:30 on **Day 7**.
Broken Scissors

**Broken Scissors** are an item in *Pathologic 2*. They can be looted from bodies or containers, and can be exchanged with the Dead Item Shop, Tailors, and The Shady Shop. They can also be traded with Chickadees, Finches, Herb Brides, Siskins, and Swifts. One Broken Scissors is required to repair an Army Cloak between 25-50% durability.

## Notes

* Broken Scissors take up 1x2 inventory slots and stack up to 5 times.
* When bartering, Broken Scissors are worth 2 from Herb Brides, 3 to Chickadees and Swifts, and 4 to Finches and Siskins. It is worth 3 to the Dead Item Shop.
Cloth Mask

**Cloth Mask** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic 2* that can be worn by the player. Cloth Masks can be bought from tailors, and occasionally looted from houses. It is the lowest quality piece of headwear..

At full durability Cloth Mask provides:

* 10% fist resistance
* 18% blade resistance
* 10% bullet resistance
* 10% fire resistance
* 10% infected air resistance
* 80% plague cloud resistance

Cloth Mask Repair Values

Price Progression

\*Value at full durability

## Notes

* Cloth Masks take up 2x2 inventory slots. They do not stack.
Chisel

**Chisel** is an item in *Pathologic 2*. It can be obtained via trading or looted from houses, scavenge containers and, starting from Day 2, trash cans. It can be used to repair melee weapons, to fix broken water pumps, and for barter.

## Notes

* Chisels take up 1x2 inventory slots and stack up to 10 times.
* When bartering, Chisels are worth 3 from Pochards, and are worth 2 to Crows, Nightjars, and Pigeons.
Executor Cloak

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

* Pathologic 2
* Pathologic

**Executor Cloak** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic: The Marble Nest* that can be worn in the Torso equipment slot.

While in the Bachelor's prophetic dream, the Executor Cloak is automatically placed into the inventory. While outside of the dream, it can be found in the Pharmacy where Var once lived.

At full durability Executor Cloak provide:

* 15% fist resistance
* 20% blade resistance
* 16% bullet resistance
* 25% fire resistance
* 30% infected air resistance
* 100% contact with diseased people resistance

Repairing items is not available in *The Marble Nest*.

## Notes

* The Executor Cloak takes up 2x2 inventory slots. It does not stack.

**Executor's Cloak** is a clothing item found in *Pathologic* that can be worn to protect the player's. This item can only be obtained by the Bachelor and the Changeling during their respective routes.

On **Day 7**, both the Bachelor and the Changeling can find one from the corpse of a dead orderly near the Cemetery. The Bachelor needs the Executor's Cloak for the side quest "The Mask and the Raiment". The Changeling needs the Executor's Cloak for the main quest "Vengeance".

Executor's Cloak doesn't provide any resistance.

## Notes

* If worn together with a Talon Mask, the player will receive the achievement "Stop pointing fingers"
Butchers

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

 Location | Abattoir (*Pathologic*)  Termitary (*Pathologic*)

**Butchers** are people who are part of the Kin who appear only in *Pathologic* and *Pathologic Classic HD*.

## Description

Butchers are workers of the Abattoir, who are tasked with the the slaughter of bulls and the processing of their meat. They are referred to by the Kin as "Yargachin", which is implied to refer to both a butcher and a surgeon.

While butchers are traditionally able to dissect bulls, they are still forbidden from the dissection of human bodies. According to Steppe tradition, they are also the only ones permitted to dig in the earth (although Grace is allowed within the bounds of her duty as Cemetery caretaker).

## Plot

#### Bachelor's Route

On **Day 1**, The Bachelor hears from Vlad Jr that a butcher managed to escape the Termitary, and he asks him to kill the Butcher. He implies that the Butcher may have been involved in Isidor's murder. The Butcher is in the basement of Aspity's Hospice. The Bachelor can either kill the Butcher for 2000 money from Vlad Jr or help Aspity help him escape for a Bronze Bracelet, a Gold Ring, and a pair of Earrings. If the Bachelor speaks to the Butcher, he will become hostile and attack him.

On **Day 3**, the Bachelor goes to a house in the Spleen district in search of Simon's body and finds two hostile Butchers on the second floor harboring a body. The Bachelor also visits Aspity, who is harboring fugitive Butchers. He needs their help to get infected tissue, so he convinces Big Vlad to stop pursuing them. Aspity sends three Butchers to the Skinners district. When he goes to meet them, they are all dead, killed by guards. One in the Bone Stake Lot, one behind Isidor Burakh's house, and one at the garden near Sticky's house.

On **Day 7**, when the Bachelor goes to seek out Eva in the marsh, he encounters three hostile Butchers and three hostile worms.

#### Haruspex's Route

On **Day 3**, Aspity tells the Haruspex about a house where a Butcher is hiding. The Butcher is on the second floor.

On **Day 5**, the Haruspex needs to collect an Infected Heart. He can get one by killing Butchers near the western Worm gatherer hut.

On **Day 6**, the Haruspex meets with Taya and two butchers.

On **Day 10**, after sleeping at Ragi's Barrow, the Haruspex is guided by the spirits to three worm huts, where he will have to kill a butcher at each hut no matter what dialogue options he picks.

#### Changeling's Route

On **Days 7-11,** if the Changeling finds the Haruspex he will be guarded by a butcher and 2 worms, all hostile.

## Gallery

* Butcher's full model in the original *Pathologic*
* Butcher development shot for the original *Pathologic*
* A Butcher in Earth
* Butcher in *Pathologic Classic HD*
* Butchers in Taya Tycheek's room in The Termitary

## Official Art

* Concept art for the original *Pathologic*

## Notes

* While Butchers do not appear in Pathologic 2, there are mentions of other "Steppe Haruspex" who may fill the Butcher's role.
Ace of Diamonds Caravan

The **Ace of Diamonds Caravan** was an infamous roaming circus known for kidnapping small children and turning them into monsters. The maestro of the troupe would even traffic and sell children — to anyone who could afford them. According to many rumors Anna Angel and Var were involved with the circus and kidnapped children on its behalf. After the caravan was dismantled by the Powers That Be, many innocent performers like Mark Immortell had to flee their hometowns, fearing persecution.

To this day the Ace of Diamonds Caravan remains a fearsome tale for both adults and children, with any person revealed to be a former member of the troupe jailed and executed.
Charm

A **Charm** is a luxury good in *Pathologic 2*. It can be obtained from Packages, trading, or looted from corpses and containers. It can be sold to stores or traded to certain Townsfolk. Alongside Bracelets, Pocket Watches, and Rings, a Charm is one of the most valued items to stores, selling for a high price compared to most other goods. Unlike the other aforementioned luxury items (which sell for 33% less at Groceries), Charms maintain consistent value across all stores. One Charm is required to repair a Gas Mask between 25-50% durability.

Charm Sold Value Progression

## Notes

* Charms take up 1x1 inventory slots. They stack up to 5.
* When trading, Charms are worth 4 to Herb Brides, 5 to Kayuras and Tots, and 6 to Chickadees, Crows, Doves, Finches, Orioles, Pochards and Siskins.
Bandage

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

* Pathologic 2
* Pathologic

**Bandage** is a health recovery item in *Pathologic 2*. Bandages can be bought from Pharmacies or traded from Ouzels. They can be traded to Doves, Kayuras, Orioles, and Starlings.

A Bandage restores health by 20%, which is exactly twice the restorative value of a Tourniquet. If the player is below 30% HP upon use, a Bloody Bandage will be added to the player's inventory.

Price Progression

## Notes

* When bartering, Bandages are worth 4 from Ouzels, 4 to Doves and Starlings, 5 to Orioles, and 6 to Kayuras.
* Bandages take up 1x2 inventory slots. They stack up to 5.

**Bandage** is a type of health recovery item in *Pathologic*. Bandages may either be purchased from pharmacies or acquired through trading 5 bottles of water with carousers around the Town.

The Haruspex also has the option for a few days at the beginning of his route to obtain Bandages by trading with Var.

A single Bandage will restore 20 points of health.

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"Medrel" Antibiotic

**"Medrel" Antibiotic** is a type of homemade antibiotic in *Pathologic 2*. As of **Day 4**, the Haruspex can make them by combining a "Medrel" Tincture with an infected organ or blood within the Brewery once it has been fixed.

"Medrel" Antibiotics can be used to reduce Plague infection in either the Haruspex or non-playable characters. In either case, the degree to which it reduces infection depends on which organ was used to make it. If consumed by the Haruspex, it will have additional status effects that are dependent on the organ used. If administered to another character, it is most effective when used on patients with an ailment located in the Nerves.

"Medrel" Antibiotics can be traded to infected Townsfolk, Worms, and Dandy in the Soul-and-a-Half Fortress.

## Brewing Times and Effects

* Note that *all* of the listed reductions to Infection (Player & NPC) and Health occur relative to those stats' *current* value rather than their total value, such that neither status bar is fully depleted.
* \*If consumed by the Haruspex, Antibiotics (and Painkillers) brewed with a "Medrel" Tincture and an Infected Liver will give him a buff for 2 in-game hours, during which time his exhaustion recovery in sleep is improved by 45% (which will reduce exhaustion by an additional 18% over the course of the 2 hours spent sleeping).

## Variations

* Antibiotic made from heart.
* Antibiotic made from kidney.
* Antibiotic made from liver.
* Antibiotic made from brain.
* Antibiotic made from blood.

## Notes

* Each type of "Medrel" Antibiotic takes up 2x1 inventory slots and can stack up to 5.
* When trading, "Medrel" Antibiotics are worth 6/7/8/9/10 to Worms and 5-11 to infected townsfolk (character dependent). Dandy accepts Antibiotics made from Blood for 8, and all other homemade Antibiotics for 15.
Dead Tissue

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Dead Tissue** is a quest item found in *Pathologic*, although it is superfluous. It is only obtainable in the Haruspex's Route.

On **Day 4**, the Haruspex can find this in Rubin's Prosectorium. The Haruspex may give it to the Bachelor to examine, but it is not required to progress the day's quest.
Chestnuts

**Chestnuts** is a ration in *Pathologic 2*. Consuming it reduces hunger by 3%, but increases thirst by 1%. However snacks hold a fractional amount of hunger value relative to their buying price, and are better off traded to kids rather than eaten. It can be purchased from groceries and the Broken Heart Pub, randomly obtained via Packages, or looted from containers and bodies. It can also be traded for via Oriole.

## Notes

* Chestnuts take up 1x1 inventory space and stacks up to 10 times.
* When trading, chestnuts are worth 2 from Orioles, 2 to Swifts, 3 to Tots and 4 to Teensies.
Black Twyre

*This entry includes information regarding both Pathologic (2005) and Pathologic 2 (2019).*

* Pathologic 2
* Pathologic

**Black Twyre** is a common herb found in *Pathologic 2*. It can be harvested throughout the Town and in the Steppe, and also by offering blood to root clusters. If the Kin are eventually returned to Shekhen, it can be obtained via trades made with Worms. It can be used to make tinctures via the Alembic or sold at the Broken Heart.

When sold at the Broken Heart, Black Twyre normally sells for 50 money, however it sells for 150 money as the daily special. Black Twyre is the pub's daily special on **Day 1** and **Day 5**.

## Gallery

* Black Twyre, found near Ragi Barrow
* Sound file for basic twyre herbs

## Notes

* Black Twyre takes up 2x1 inventory slots and stacks up to 20 times.
* When bartering, Black Twyre is worth 3 from Worms.

**Black Twyre** is a type of herb found in *Pathologic*. It can be used to make Twyrine Extracts.

Black Twyre can be picked by the Haruspex and the Changeling. The Haruspex can also trade for Black Twyre from Worms in exchange for organs, food, and blood.

The Haruspex and the Changeling can also trade with Andrey Stamatin using herbs in exchange for ammo and Shotguns, and Twyrine Extracts, respectively.

## Notes

* The Bachelor cannot find nor obtain any herbs.
Capital

**The Capital** is a location in both *Pathologic* and *Pathologic 2* that is often referenced by various characters, yet very little is actually known about the place. The Capital is likely the central city in the country where the game takes place (likely one paralleling Moscow in Russia). The Powers That Be, the ultimate representation of the Law, seem to reside there.

The characters that are from or have visited the Capital appear to be well-educated, suggesting that higher and superior education is available there. Victor Kain lived in the Capital when he was very young. It's where he met his future wife, Nina Kaina, an aristocrat, who later left there to live in the Town with Victor, implying a level of stratified wealth and power beyond that available in the Steppe. The Olgimsky family moved from the Capital at some point in the past. Mark Immortell used to perform in the Capital before fleeing to Town.

The Bachelor attended university there for medicine, and the Stamatin brothers for architecture. Aglaya Lilich and Yulia Lyuricheva also studied there in some capacity. Alexander Block either resides here, or has merely come from the Capital with the Army.

## Notable Structures

### Creations of the Stamatin Brothers (one or both)

* The Downgate
* The Alley of Heroes ensemble
* The Other Stairway Round
* The House House
* The Cold Hall
* The Dancing Bridge

## Residents

**Characters who came to the Town from the Capital, including former residents:**

## Organisations

Throughout the events of both *Pathologic* and *Pathologic 2* the Town is visited by two organisations hailing from the Capital: the Army and the Inquisition. The Army, lead by Commander Alexander Block, arrives with orders to combat the Sand Plague through military means and the Inquisition, lead and primarily comprised of Inquisitor Aglaya Lilich, arrives with orders to solve the crisis through any means necessary. Both arrive on the orders of The Powers That Be.

## Notes

* Although Victor Kain did spend much of his young adulthood in the Capital, he was born in The Town.
* Mark Immortell's former residency in the Capital is only confirmed in *Pathologic* - his nature in *Pathologic 2* allows for a more mysterious origin, and it is unclear just how he arrived in the Town.
Bandage Set

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Bandage Set** is a type of health recovery item in *Pathologic*. Using it will restore 40 points of health.

Bandage Sets can be bought in pharmacies or may occasionally be looted from houses.

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Andrey Stamatin's Blueprints

*This entry refers to content from the original Pathologic (2005) and the Pathologic Classic HD remaster. It has nothing to do with the sequel.*

**Andrey Stamatin's Blueprints** is a quest item found in *Pathologic* that is obtained during the Bachelor Route.

On **Day 11**, the Bachelor obtains this item as part of the main quest "The Foundation of a Miracle" from Andrey Stamatin.