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Plaguemaster

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Plaguemaster	label	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster	page	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster	comment	The Plaguemaster is a character who delights in disease and pestilence, gleefully spreading contagions and poxes across the world For the Evulz. Leprous wounds, eyes scabbed over with crusted filth, weeping sores, unburied corpses piling up in the streets — these are a few of their favorite things, and they'll use whatever technological or supernatural talents they possess to bring about The End of the World as We Know It with a hacking, bloody cough. Typically a Plaguemaster's physical form is just as ravaged by disease as their victims, but due to the character's empathy for illness, they frequently enjoy immunity to the negative effects of the diseases they carry, and may even have supernatural toughness because they're a walking plague ward. The Plaguemaster's obsession is often reflected in their appearance, either bloated with rot and cancerous growths, severely wasted and skeletal, or ironically dressed in Plague Doctor garb... but the most insidious Plaguemasters appear perfectly normal, all the better to spread disease without suspicion (or they are Typhoid Marys). The technologically adept Plaguemasters may use Synthetic Plagues. If the Plaguemaster isn't immune to their diseases, you can expect them to die by becoming infected with their own plague. Very rarely, characters will have powers of pestilence but lack a real Plaguemaster's interest in using them. But for the most part, any character with plague-related abilities is quite clearly a villain —either of the Card Carrying variety, or a Visionary Villain operating by some twisted Blue-and-Orange Morality that holds all life to have an equal right to thrive, including pathogenic bacteria, fungi and even viruses. See The Plague or The Virus for what the Plaguemaster spreads. If faced in combat, the Plaguemaster usually deals in Damage Over Time. Their activities are always a great excuse to introduce a Zombie Apocalypse. Sister Trope to Poisonous Person. Compare Typhoid Mary, someone who unwittingly infects people with a disease they themselves are immune to, and Share the Sickness where someone tries to intentionally infect someone with their disease. See Genetic Engineering Is the New Nuke for where the Synthetic Plague is likely to come from.
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Plaguemaster / int_1043e8fc	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_1043e8fc	comment	Wynonna Earp: In #4 of the 2016 series, Wynonna and the Black Badges have to stop a Mad Scientist who has given himself the power to transmit a zombie plague through his hands.
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Plaguemaster / int_1360d787	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_1360d787	comment	Typhoid Larry from Perry Moore's Hero is one of the few heroic versions of this trope.
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Plaguemaster / int_157916fb	comment	The Black Crusade supplement The Tome Of Decay explicitly makes Plague Marines immune to all negative effects of diseases, but not to the diseases themselves, so they can catch and spread them.
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Plaguemaster / int_168c4727	comment	The necromancer class of Guild Wars 2 can easily become one of these if built properly, but their Plaguemaster tendencies really shine when they use their elite skill, Plague, which turns them into a literal cloud of pestilence that damages, poisons, bleeds, weakens, blinds, and cripples all enemies stupid enough to get too close. For extra malice, the necromancer can choose exactly when they wish to apply most of these conditions.
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Plaguemaster / int_1aacbbc9	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_1aacbbc9	comment	The Darkspawn of Dragon Age are (among other things) a whole race of Plaguemasters, though your party won't need to worry about being infected. That's because, in the case of the Gray Wardens at least They're tainted with a slower acting version of the plague, so if you don't annihilate yourself taking out the Archdemon, you just turn into an insane ghoul in 20-30 years. Seeing as the world is such a monumental Crapsack World, that even God has turned his back on it, even killing yourself against the Archdemon doesn't do much to improve anything.
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Plaguemaster / int_1b35b3a3	comment	[PROTOTYPE 2] features a new battle between powerful Plaguemasters. Only in this case, Alex Mercer was responsible for the creation of the second plaguemaster, a soldier named James Heller who personally pushed his way through the hordes of viral mutants armed with nothing but his rifle and a compulsion to destroy as many creatures as possible before falling. James Heller is not only capable of shapeshifting like Alex, but he can also transmit a specialized strain of the Blacklight virus, whose effects induce massive tumors in the victim before erupting into a swarm of tentacles. Also, later in the game, James Heller gains command over some of the infected abominations that stalk Manhattan.
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Plaguemaster / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: The Morlock named Plague had this ability, and was powerful enough to affect Kitty Pryde even when she was intangible and nearly kill Sabertooth despite his Healing Factor. As a result, she was recruited by Apocalypse to be his newest Horseman of Pestilence.
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Plaguemaster / int_1d2ee408	comment	Dungeons Of Drakkenheim has the Apothecary, whose unique spell-list includes a number of spells that revolve around infecting victims with magical diseases. One of their subclasses is the Pathogenist, representing an apothecary devoted to studying disease, whose subclass features revolve around increasing the efficacy of their ability to infect enemies with disease and to weaponize plague against their foes.
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Plaguemaster / int_261c8d3f	comment	At the begining of The Simpsons episode where Marge goes to jail, Homer orders a juice machine, and at the factory in Osaka, Japan, a Workaholic factory worker, who's sick with the flu, carelessly sneezes into several boxes, and causes an outbreak of Osaka flu in Springfield.
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Plaguemaster / int_291e9857	comment	Dark Souls: Gravelord Nito. In addition to his being the lord of the dead, he also is associated with disease and plague. This is how he contributed to the war against the Everlasting Dragons: he created a great plague that swept through the Dragons' forces. In the game itself, all of his attacks inflict the "Toxic" status effect. The "disasters" his Gravelord Servants perpetuate online are likened to a disease as well, being referred to as an "infection" and "spreading" to multiple players rather than just one at a time. Eingyi is a pyromancer from the Great Swamp, exiled for having committed the "heresy" of inventing the Poison Cloud and Toxic Cloud pyromancy spells. His egg-burdened state in the game itself prevents him from using these abilities, but he can teach them to the player if they earn his trust.
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Plaguemaster / int_2a8d8e6f	comment	Gotham: Alice Tetch's blood was poisonous and infectious, tainting people who come into contact with it with uncontrollable anger, enhanced strength, and enhancement of their deepest desires.
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Plaguemaster / int_2f3eb71f	comment	Dr. Thrax, a GLA general from Command & Conquer: Generals. He has a scarred face that he covers with a veil, as well as a morbid sense of humor. He got his degree from a mail-order college.
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Plaguemaster / int_3038d75c	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_3038d75c	comment	The Necromancer in Diablo II has a whole skilltree devoted to poisons.
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Plaguemaster / int_310d6df7	comment	Stand Still, Stay Silent: In the backstory, a village got an outbreak of The Plague due to a Brainwashed and Crazy person smuggling a diseased rat into the village, infecting themself, then going to a crowded place during their Typhoid Mary phase.
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Plaguemaster / int_331e008	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_331e008	comment	Borderlands: Action Girl Lilith has Elemental Powers as her hat, and although corrosives are mechanically acids, they spread like a virus, the elemental logo is a biohazard sign and the weapon descriptions ("Defiler", "Pestilent", "Infectious") reference disease. A class mod for her that focuses on this element is even called the Plaguebearer.
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Plaguemaster / int_331e009	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_331e009	comment	Borderlands 2: Maya has corrosive-focused powers, even having the ability to create a cloud of acid simply by shooting someone. And a special class mod that boosts the damage and chance of corrosive damage, called "Witch".
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Plaguemaster / int_342d46c9	comment	Anderson: Psi-Division: The Sisters of Death have a few cousins who proceed to spread death and destruction around the Mega City. A particularly nasty one involves a blistering plague that turns people into melting bags of puss.
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Plaguemaster / int_35c619e2	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_35c619e2	comment	Green Arrow foe Big Bad Wolf can infect others with Lukos: a form of lycanthropy.
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Plaguemaster / int_38fa34eb	comment	Wonder Woman foe Doctor Poison began as a bog-standard goofy Mad Scientist (with an extra dose of Yellow Peril thrown in), but began veering toward this in her later, Darker and Edgier incarnations.
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Plaguemaster / int_3aabfec3	comment	Captain Planet and the Planeteers villain Verminous Skumm, a mutant anthropomorphic rat who's made it his mission in life to spread disease and hate in an effort to Kill All Humans.
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Plaguemaster / int_3afb0bd2	comment	Alpha Flight: Bile of Omega Flight is a carrier of unknown number of lethal or near-lethal strains of various viruses. He is apparently immune to all the diseases he carries.
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Plaguemaster / int_3b34143f	comment	One of the villains of Harry Potter is Fenrir Greyback, a werewolf who deliberately goes around spreading lycanthropy — in particular, he targets children, as Remus Lupin learned the hard way.
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Plaguemaster / int_3e4a348a	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_3e4a348a	comment	The Plaguebearer from Town of Salem can choose to infect a player with the plague each night. Should all opposing players become infected, the Plaguebearer will turn into the Nigh Invulnerable Pestilence, Horseman of the Apocalypse.
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Plaguemaster / int_42ffb88e	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation SCP-353 ("Vector") is a woman that can collect, modify, and distribute diseases, up to and including the infamous 1918 strain of influenza. She temporarily experiences symptoms of the diseases as she's modifying them, but this doesn't dissuade her from doing it. SCP-1249 ("Pestilence") releases a liquid that contains infectious pathogens such as smallpox, leprosy, the bubonic plague and the Ebola virus. Anyone contacting the liquid can become infected with one or more of these diseases.
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Plaguemaster / int_471e972c	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_471e972c	comment	Goose Goose Duck: The premise of the Pigeon role is to infect all the other players. They win the game if they can infect every other player in a single round.
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Plaguemaster / int_49ad83ee	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_49ad83ee	comment	The Lich King spends Warcraft III spreading a plague of undeath across Lordaeron. During World of Warcraft, the Forsaken's Royal Apothecary Society spends its time brewing horrifying diseases and testing them on prisoners in an attempt to create a toxin capable of wiping everything that isn't free-willed undead from Azeroth. Meanwhile, Noth the Plaguebringer is Exactly What It Says on the Tinnote Subverted in actual battle — he uses curses instead of diseases..
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Plaguemaster / int_4ed7cac8	comment	Nowhere Stars features an Anti-Hero example. Liadain Shiel, a terminally ill Magical Girl, has powers revolving around sickness, corruption, and spreading her own pain. She hates this, but has no other tools to wield against the living nightmares she needs to hunt to extend her life.
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Plaguemaster / int_5223dd16	type	Plaguemaster
Plaguemaster / int_5223dd16	comment	The Occultist class in Grim Dawn has a spell called "Bloody Pox," which spreads a self-replicating Damage Over Time debuff to their enemies. Its upgrades, "Fevered Rage" and "Black Death" turn those afflicted by it into Technically Living Zombies. According to lore (its flavor text), this spell is why the Inquisition burns occultists alive.
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Plaguemaster / int_553051f	comment	Green Lantern: Considered the deadliest member of the Sinestro Corps, Despotellis is a sentient biovirus capable of infecting any living organism and killing it within mere minutes.
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Plaguemaster / int_58f5f234	comment	In For Honor, the Warmonger hero has special feats she can use in combat that spread the Corruption, an alchemical concoction that inflicts a Damage Over Time disease effect to enemy heroes that stand too close together.
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Plaguemaster / int_5b344855	comment	The minor Wolverine villain Contagion was basically the anthropomorphic personification of the very concept of disease, and at one point infected Wolverine with AIDS, Australian bat lyssavirus, Black Creek Canal virus, Camelpox, Dengue fever, Echovirus 9, Feline immunodeficiency virus, Hemorrhagic fever, the whole Influenza alphabet, Kaposi sarcoma, Kilham rat virus, Klongo, Marburg virus, Mengele virus, mumps, Oropouche, Parapoxvirus, Smallpox, Sowbane, Strain XV infection, Syphilis, Toxoplasmosis, UR2 sarcoma virus, West Nile virus, WVU virus 2937, Xenopus, and Zoysia mosaic virus all at once. His powers later go Beyond the Impossible as he gains the ability to do things like turn diamond into coal and make people allergic to their own thoughts, which he could also replace with his own using another virus.
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Plaguemaster / int_5bd0554b	comment	Warcraft: The Lich King spends Warcraft III spreading a plague of undeath across Lordaeron. During World of Warcraft, the Forsaken's Royal Apothecary Society spends its time brewing horrifying diseases and testing them on prisoners in an attempt to create a toxin capable of wiping everything that isn't free-willed undead from Azeroth. Meanwhile, Noth the Plaguebringer is Exactly What It Says on the Tinnote Subverted in actual battle — he uses curses instead of diseases.. In the Warcraft III map-game Defense of the Ancients, the Venomancer is a creature that mastered the use of poisons. Warlocks and Death Knights each have a talent tree focused on this kind of stuff (the Warlock one doesn't actually use diseases but corrupting magical effects, but with talents with names like "pandemic" and "contagion", it's close enough). During the infamous "Corrupted Blood Incident"note A now famous glitch from the game's early days where a highly lethal debuff from a certain raid boss, which could be passed to nearby players and NPCs, unintentionally stuck with players who teleported out of the boss arena and could be given to players who got too close to the infected— incidentally, several real-world disease prevention and anti-bioterrorism organizations have used the incident as a case study for the spread of infectious diseases, many players intentionally went out of their way to spread the titular "Corrupted Blood" to as many other players as possible, resulting in thousands of in-game deaths. An intentional version of the bug was later released to tease the arrival of the aforementioned Lich King in the form of a zombie plague, with many players likewise intentionally spreading it as much as they could.
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Plaguemaster / int_5d020c4a	comment	Stukov from Heroes of the Storm plays this straight and inverts it at the same time. His skills utilize the pus and pustules from his body, and he relies on spreading them to his targets' allies. The inversion comes when you realize that his first ability infects and spreads... and yet it's a healing ability.
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Plaguemaster / int_6178ccb7	comment	Hemo-Goblin, the infamous "white supremacist AIDS vampire" from The New Guardians.
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Plaguemaster / int_65af8e08	comment	Rei from Thousand Shinji is an Anti-Hero example. When she converts to Nurgle, Chaos God of Decay she gains mastery over viruses, bacteria and sickness, and her whole body becomes a factory of toxins and diseases.
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Plaguemaster / int_68237790	comment	Pathfinder includes several of these: Apollyon, Horseman of Pestilence, is dedicated to using plagues and sickness as his weapon with which to rid the universe of life. Sepsidaemons embody death by infection and disease, can infect others with a selection of diseases (including bubonic plague, leprosy, and a selection of fictional diseases) at a touch, and are so suffused with plague and disease that any being within thirty feet of them will have any open wounds go septic. Pairaka are the div equivalent to succubi, using their sex appeal to lure mortals into physical congress and then sending them off dying of disease. One of the Alchemist archetypes is the Plaguebringer, from the Advanced Races Guide sourcebook, whose specialty revolves around creating disease weapons and toxic bombs instead of using mutagen. It's most associated with the Ratfolk race, in a Shout-Out to the Skaven above. Even outside of this archetype, alchemists can still build towards this, with powers inspired by other examples from this section (including the ability to turn a tumor into a familiar — and this version can detach itself and act like an animal). Instead of the paladin's Divine Health ability (which renders them immune to disease), Antipaladins gain the "Plaguebringer" ability at 4th level, which merely renders them immune to the effects of diseases but still allows them to carry and spread the disease. Apocalypse dragons' breath weapons are laced with disease and spreads plague to those they affect. They can also cast contagion and plague storm as innate spells once they grow old enough.
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Plaguemaster / int_6ac55ec7	comment	The Dungeons & Dragons expansion The Book of Vile Darkness introduced a prestige class called the Cancer Mage, which is just as disgusting as it sounds. Two words: Cancerous Companion. It's actually sentient, can communicate telepathically with the Cancer Mage, and is a friend that's always with you. Also horrifically broken because of the very book it was printed in (one of the diseases gives you Stat Bonuses, and you become immune to the drawbacks). However, its final power is becoming the disease itself and infecting people. This would be all well and good if most worlds didn't have lots of clerics, who can kill the Cancer mage with a 3rd level spell if the CM fails their weakest save. Cancer mages tend not to use that ability outside of settings where the gods have legged it.
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Plaguemaster / int_6c4084	comment	Some of the demons described in the Ars Goetia could be called upon to evoke various kinds of this. Thing is, only one of them, Marbas, was a generalist (his other powers being curing disease, and Forced Transformation. One leads to quite a con game, the other to the ultimate in biological warfare). Leraje, Sabnock, and Vepar apparently all specialized in battlefield disease. Leraje caused arrow wounds to putrefy, while Sabnock and Vepar called maggots in to colonize wounds in general.
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Plaguemaster / int_6cd56e24	comment	Two episodes of Body of Proof revolved around an eco-terrorist who aimed to combat overpopulation by infecting himself with a particularly strong virus related to Ebola and spreading it around the city by smearing his blood on things that a lot of people touched, like the handrails on subway steps.
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Plaguemaster / int_70814599	comment	Stargate SG-1 had Linnea, who was known on her home planet as the Destroyer of Worlds. She created a virus that wiped out most of the population, and tricked SG-1 into letting her escape with them from the prison they were all in. They later unwittingly ran into Linnea on another planet, Vyas, where she managed to create another plague despite the planet's 1920s-era technology. However, this plague had the effect of de-aging everyone and wiping their memories. As a result, she doesn't remember who she is. They let her live after convincing her not to take the treatment she develops. And then there was Nirti — a Goa'uld interested in biology and virology.
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Plaguemaster / int_73b74949	comment	Borderlands: Borderlands: Action Girl Lilith has Elemental Powers as her hat, and although corrosives are mechanically acids, they spread like a virus, the elemental logo is a biohazard sign and the weapon descriptions ("Defiler", "Pestilent", "Infectious") reference disease. A class mod for her that focuses on this element is even called the Plaguebearer. Borderlands 2: Maya has corrosive-focused powers, even having the ability to create a cloud of acid simply by shooting someone. And a special class mod that boosts the damage and chance of corrosive damage, called "Witch".
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Plaguemaster / int_747d9a6f	comment	[PROTOTYPE]: The storyline of the first game is eventually revealed to be a match between dueling Plaguemasters. On the one hand is Elizabeth Greene, sole survivor of the last virus outbreak and the game's Big Bad, who in a partial subversion appears entirely human: even her One-Winged Angel form, once defeated, simply spits her out in her original human form. The other? Protagonist Alex Mercer, who unwittingly is The Virus itself. He also appears human, but unlike Greene, his powers manifest through monstrous — and awesome-looking — transformations. [PROTOTYPE 2] features a new battle between powerful Plaguemasters. Only in this case, Alex Mercer was responsible for the creation of the second plaguemaster, a soldier named James Heller who personally pushed his way through the hordes of viral mutants armed with nothing but his rifle and a compulsion to destroy as many creatures as possible before falling. James Heller is not only capable of shapeshifting like Alex, but he can also transmit a specialized strain of the Blacklight virus, whose effects induce massive tumors in the victim before erupting into a swarm of tentacles. Also, later in the game, James Heller gains command over some of the infected abominations that stalk Manhattan.
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Plaguemaster / int_74c5b2f3	comment	Nintendo Wars: Caulder/Stolos, the Big Bad of Advance Wars: Days of Ruin. He used a Synthetic Plague called the Creeper to test the effects of "trauma from dying from infection" on the survivors of a world-ending apocalypse For Science!, and apparently thought it all good fun.
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Plaguemaster / int_7560e8e0	comment	TRON: Thorne in TRON 2.0. Alan Bradley does not bluff about the nasty consequences of going into cyberspace without the proper precautions in place... Thorne ends up as this thing that infects other Programs and overruns Encom's servers. He ends up succumbing to the effects of it and an ass-kicking by the Infiltration Countermeasure Kernel Spiritual Successor Abraxas in TRON: Evolution has much the same MO, but a much more tragic and horrific backstory.
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Plaguemaster / int_794d9734	comment	Demnogonis from Mutant Chronicles is Warhammer's Nurgle in different clothes.
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Plaguemaster / int_7ad168ca	comment	Skeleton Warriors has its main antagonist, Baron Dark, who is patient zero for a magical plague he spreads that turns people and animals into the titular skeleton warriors, with several of the episodes seeing him trying to make the process more potent. This is downplayed a little in that only Baron Dark can infect people with his evil plague, at least until he reunites the Lightstar Crystal and is able to use it for mass skeletonization.
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Plaguemaster / int_7e850e47	comment	Qada, the Salve-Maker Asterisk holder of Bravely Default, uses this to exterminate his enemies, as well as some allies. All the better for him to profit via selling remedies. Not a pleasant person to say the least.
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Plaguemaster / int_7fcd5a44	comment	Earth 2: The Fury of Pestilence, one of Darkseid's Heralds of Apokolips, can sicken and infest any living creature she desires, including ephemeral beings like the White's Avatar, with a simple touch.
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Plaguemaster / int_817acecf	comment	One volume of Fables shows a war council among The Empire where one plan is to send many of their warlocks into our world and use magical plagues as part one of the end of the world.
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Plaguemaster / int_83443877	comment	In certain parts of the Bible, God Himself sends plague on enemy nations. However it's specifically as a punishment for certain actions and not just for its own sake like other plaguemasters.
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Plaguemaster / int_877bfaf7	comment	Better Bones AU Runningnose causes ShadowClan's epidemic on purpose to kill Nightstar and his supporters and make way for Tigerstar becoming their new leader.
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Plaguemaster / int_88b580f0	comment	In Werewolf: The Apocalypse, the wererats are almost a race of these. Unlike other werebeasts, who are born with their abilities, wererats create more of their kind by inflicting a lycanthropic infection on their human and rat relatives. They're generally batshit insane and their goal, besides saving the universe from the conformity-obsessed Weaver by plunging it into screaming chaos, is to "reduce" the human population using plagues. The Plague Lords are the most obsessed with this tack.
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Plaguemaster / int_89147048	comment	The Field Guide to Evil: "A Nocturnal Breath" is about an evil spirit called a drude that possesses the body of a sinner. At night, it exits the body—leaving its human host in a deathlike trance—and travels the countryside spreading disease.
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Plaguemaster / int_8dfbdff2	comment	The Law & Order episode "Carrier" has the detectives tracking down a street kid with AIDS who deliberately intends to infect as many girls with HIV as possible.
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Plaguemaster / int_90e7823	comment	Grim Hollow has both the Oath of Pestilence Paladin, a Social Darwinist who uses diseases to winnow the weak from the strong, and the Plague Doctor, a wizard who combines magic, alchemy and medicine to treat allies and to inflict pestilence and sickness upon their enemies.
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Plaguemaster / int_9aab7b0a	comment	Swamp Thing: As the Cancer God, M'nagalah can infect others with a toxin that mentally enslaves them to his cause. The infection produces a variety of physical symptoms as well, including boils and lesions that grow across the affected victim's skin.
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Plaguemaster / int_9d34190a	comment	The Elder Scrolls: Peryite, as the Daedric Prince of Pestilence, has this fall within his sphere. Given the nature of most deities in the series, one could say that he is the very embodiment of pestilence. His idea of a "blessing" toward his followers is to afflict them with disease. Peryite is connected to the creation of the Thrassian Plague, which was unleashed on Tamriel by the Sload ("slug-men" of Thras) in the 1st and wiped out half the continent's population. The ending of his Skyrim quest implies that he is preparing a new plague meant to "cover the world" with his "blessing". Morrowind: Physical God Dagoth Ur has channeled his divine powers into creating and spreading the Corprus Disease. Spread via Blight Storms and through those already infected, it turns its victims into Plague Zombies with a bad case of Body Horror and severe mental degradation. However, for his chosen few, he can mold how the disease changes them, turning them into various forms of Ash creatures or, eventually, into various lesser Dagoth creatures. The Tribunal expansion has Gedna Relvel, an ancient and powerful lich who is spreading the Crimson Plague via infected rats to Mournhold. Naturally, she must be stopped.
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Plaguemaster / int_9d963831	comment	In Septimus Heap, Queen Etheldredda uses her pet Aie-Aie to spread a Sickenesse among all those who displease her.
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Plaguemaster / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: Queen the Plague of the Animal Kingdom Pirates is a Mad Scientist who likes to breed and weaponize artificial diseases to use on his enemies. He only has to shoot a few people with a special bullet designed to infect before the entire crowd becomes a mini-apocalypse that will kill them shortly afterwards. While the first sample, the Mummy virus, just made victims weak, feverish and caused them to bleed until they dried up, on Onigashima he shows off a nasty disease called Ice Oni that turns its victims into raging monsters before they die. Both times, Chopper is called upon to whip up a cure; he calls out Queen the second time around for weaponizing diseases that will inevitably go out of control. Doc Q of the Blackbeard Pirates, at some point during the Time Skip, obtained the power of a Devil Fruit called the Sick-Sick Fruit, which lets him create any malady he wants. One such disease causes the victims to spontaneously switch genders (though Law manages to forcibly revert it with his Haki).
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Plaguemaster / int_9e876c22	comment	In Good Omens, the Anthropomorphic Personification of Pollution is one of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Pestilence quit decades ago over that whole "penicillin" thing.
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Plaguemaster / int_9f02efb1	comment	EverQuest has Bertoxxulous, an actual god of disease, with a Plane of Disease to call home.
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Plaguemaster / int_a079a529	comment	Dr. James Bent a.k.a. Overlord, the main villain of Spiral Zone. He tries to Take Over the World by creating a Synthetic Plague that turns people into Mind Controlled, zombie-like "Zoners" with red patches on their faces.
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Plaguemaster / int_a5549ed0	comment	The Bible: Pestilence, one of the Horsemen of the Apocalypse from the Book of Revelation, embodying disease and decay. However, while most of the Horsemen are not named in the text (only Death definitely is), the rider carrying a bow and arrow is usually named Conquest. An old trope is to attribute disease to Satan (often due to the Book of Job, or how exorcism and disease-curing happen side by side in The Four Gospels). For centuries (and in certain cases, today) even as Science Marches On it was commonly believed in Christendom that demons caused diseases — although natural explanations weren't abandoned, it's just that Satan was seen as the cause of those natural causes too. In certain parts of the Bible, God Himself sends plague on enemy nations. However it's specifically as a punishment for certain actions and not just for its own sake like other plaguemasters.
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Plaguemaster / int_a6543322	comment	Touhou Project: Kurodani Yamame, the local spider girl. Actually a fairly nice youkai, as she tries not to actively use her powers unless she's angry— but Symposium of Post-Mysticism suggests that she unwittingly leaks plague, and that the heroines of Subterranean Animism both came home with fevers. Medicine Melancholy is truer to this trope, given that she loves to patter on about the effects of her poisons.
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Plaguemaster / int_a825da3e	comment	Magic: The Gathering One of Black's domains is inflicting disease. There are many cards with a Plaguemaster flavor; for example, the Phyrexian Plaguelord. This is the hat of the Phyrexians, and Scars of Mirrodin gives them powers to match; via -1/-1 counters and poison (can't remove it, get 10 and you lose). The Theros block also included Pharika, God of Affliction.
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Plaguemaster / int_a82c963c	comment	Typhoid Mary from Elektra. Film version only; comic book Mary has Psychic Powers instead.
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Plaguemaster / int_ae0356e0	comment	From Courage the Cowardly Dog, Conway The Contaminationist. He believes surrounding oneself in filth and grime is actually beneficial to the health, which may or may not be true as a jar of putrid sludge revives him like smelling salt and he claims to be 193 years old, but Eustace and Muriel become emaciated and weak when their lives become disgusting.
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Plaguemaster / int_b5a2b326	comment	Morrowind: Physical God Dagoth Ur has channeled his divine powers into creating and spreading the Corprus Disease. Spread via Blight Storms and through those already infected, it turns its victims into Plague Zombies with a bad case of Body Horror and severe mental degradation. However, for his chosen few, he can mold how the disease changes them, turning them into various forms of Ash creatures or, eventually, into various lesser Dagoth creatures. The Tribunal expansion has Gedna Relvel, an ancient and powerful lich who is spreading the Crimson Plague via infected rats to Mournhold. Naturally, she must be stopped.
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Plaguemaster / int_b633b466	comment	Captain Quirk (yes, a parody of who you think) in Space Quest V: The Next Mutation. He is using his ship to illegally dump toxic waste on "unimportant" planets and ends up infected by the garbage.
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Plaguemaster / int_b6c9037f	comment	Avatars that serve the entity known as the Corruption in the universe of The Magnus Archives have the possibility of becoming this; most notably the characters of John Amherst and Jane Prentiss, whose plagues consist of a variety of vicious, supernatural illnesses and several thousand flesh-eating worms, respectively.
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Plaguemaster / int_bb55a676	comment	Infectious Lass (one of the Legion of Substitute Heroes in Legion of Super-Heroes comics) is a heroic version of this.
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Plaguemaster / int_bcdcf629	comment	Decepticon chemist Oil Slick of Transformers: Animated. He wears a domed helmet to protect himself from his own toxins he unleashes during battle and does not really care if his comrades are infected in his wake.
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Plaguemaster / int_bff01809	comment	Also in Warhammer, the Skaven (a race of humanoid rats) have a clan called Pestilens, which is dedicated to cataloging, creating and spreading diseases. The similarities have led to fan theories they may be unwittingly worshipping Nurgle but in denial of it.
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Plaguemaster / int_c2184f42	comment	Star Wars: Legacy: Vul Isen is a Sith scientist who creates a Synthetic Plague deadly enough to wipe out all life on a given planet within days. He uses the plague to kill two worlds and would have done the same to a third, but the protagonists manage to kill him before he can do so.
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Plaguemaster / int_c2297a9c	comment	Judge Mortis, one of the Dark Judges from the Judge Dredd universe. The touch of Mortis brings decay!
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Plaguemaster / int_c43df4d8	comment	The test subjects from the Doctor Who episode "New Earth". Cloned humans that are a living collection of various ailments, they killed whoever they touched by infecting them with their diseases.
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Plaguemaster / int_c69c8ce9	comment	Warlords Battlecry III has a whole bunch of these as an entire playable faction, the Plaguelords. Practically all of their units can infect enemies with their basic attacks, and their armies are composed of slimy Blob Monsters, rotting undead troops and not-so-dead priests, and mutated beasts like eyeballs and hydras.
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Plaguemaster / int_c7fe972d	comment	Thorne in TRON 2.0. Alan Bradley does not bluff about the nasty consequences of going into cyberspace without the proper precautions in place... Thorne ends up as this thing that infects other Programs and overruns Encom's servers. He ends up succumbing to the effects of it and an ass-kicking by the Infiltration Countermeasure Kernel
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Plaguemaster / int_cb6abea3	comment	Yu-Gi-Oh!: Seto Kaiba's use of the various virus cards is able to weaken his opponents' monsters, prevent them from using stronger monsters, or mill their deck to the point of decking out.
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Plaguemaster / int_cbbb2270	comment	Tears to Tiara 2 has The King of Death. He magically spreads The Black Death throughout the setting's counterpart to Western Europe, including areas controlled by his own side. He also turns all wheat into poisonous black wheat.
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Plaguemaster / int_ccf875f7	comment	An episode of Criminal Minds had a psycho whose MO was to infect people with rabies, and hold them captive until they died from it, filming the entire thing.
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Plaguemaster / int_d44dcc33	comment	Fengshen Yanyi has Lu Yue, a wicked taoist Immortal who later becomes the chief God of Plague alongside his four "Plague-Carrier" disciples. Each of his disciples has a magic weapon which can cause a deadly illness (in order, a migraine-inducing sounding stone, a fever-causing banner, a torpor-inducing sword and a illness-causing whip), while Lu Yue himself can assume a six-armed form to wield multiple plague-spreading weapons at once (a sword, a bell, a banner and a stamp), kickstarts a plague in the city of Xiqi by putting plague pills in all water sources and returns later with a deadly formation which clouds the victim in a deadly, illness-spreading miasma. Another example is given by the Yu brothers, who can use magic to cause an outbreak of smallpox on the enemy camp, which forces Yang Jian to seek the help of the god Shen Nong to obtain an explanation on the mysterious illness and a cure.
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Plaguemaster / int_d4d8ce5f	comment	A number of these appear in Deadlands: Ernst Biren is a particularly infamous one. A number of monsters have this as their basis — the Pox Walker and the Plague Rider, in particular, specialize in spreading diseases. Both are born of the White Man's willingness to give diseased blankets to Indian tribes to kill them off and then grab their land. Pestilence, of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, is one of the Reckoners. His Servitors tend to follow this trope, naturally.
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Plaguemaster / int_d4e486c7	comment	Rotund'jere the Necrolyte from Dota 2 was a priest who was purposefully infected with a horrible plague as a punishment for embezzling people dying from it, and cursed with longevity so he could suffer a slow death at the hands of the disease. Instead of dying, he became empowered by it and decided to 'share' his new gift with the world.
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Plaguemaster / int_d51868d1	comment	Pestilence from Hexen II.
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Plaguemaster / int_d54c3294	comment	Shrouds with the Pestilence dominion in Anathema can magically create and spread deadly diseases.
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Plaguemaster / int_d616724d	comment	League of Legends: Mordekaiser is an odd example in that his in-game abilities are based on control of metal, but is nevertheless drawn to disease and pollution and his touch causes sickness. It's suggested that his armor mostly protects those around him from the disease he would spread if not contained, although whether it's a prison or a courtesy is unknown. Twitch is another example. His "deadly venom" is apparently derived from sewage and many of his quotes allude to him being a plague rat.
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Plaguemaster / int_d69208d2	comment	"The Common Cold" from Codename: Kids Next Door is an eternally ill villain who wishes to spread his cold to everyone else in the world. He uses a machine to fire mucus from his nose at his enemies
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Plaguemaster / int_dc656a9a	comment	The Sandokan novels have a rare Anti-Hero example in Wan Horn, a microbiologist who helps Sandokan and Yanez against the Assam rebels in Yanez's Revenge by causing a cholera outbreak in the latter's camp, after of course inoculating Sandokan, Yanez and their allies. By the time Yanez' reinforcements arrives the outbreak has ended... And the rebels have been decimated, with the survivors being so demoralized they just give up the moment they see a fresh and well-armed army coming for them.
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Plaguemaster / int_e235270c	comment	In Stellaris, the player can become this if they obtain a sample of the Javorian Pox, a disease that destroyed the race of Abusive Precursors known as the Irassians. With it, they can turn entire enemy planets into barren graveyards (provided that their enemies are actually organic).
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Plaguemaster / int_e80fa454	comment	Beatrix from Battleborn uses diseases either at range or using her allies as carriers for her contagions.
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Plaguemaster / int_e9d7acf9	comment	The Cener Druids in the Lone Wolf gamebook series. They first play a major role in the aptly-titled The Plague Lords of Ruel.
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Plaguemaster / int_ea33d783	comment	Doctor Zero: Soviet biological weapons researcher Corporal Anubich is actually the Anubis of Egyptian myth, an immortal Shadow Dweller who can absorb and spread diseases. The Black Death was his work as well. In modern times, he's overjoyed that the Soviets want to create deadlier plagues, as it gives him even better tools for his powers to use.
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Plaguemaster / int_ea3a10ed	comment	The antagonist in 12 Monkeys released a deadly plague in multiple cities across the world which ended up causing the human survivors to live underground.
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Plaguemaster / int_ea4f62db	comment	Played for laughs in an episode of Family Guy where Peter and Joe are playing increasingly extreme pranks on Quagmire (a Halloween tradition), and one "prank" includes infecting him with hepatitis C, only for him to reveal he already has it. Same thing with meningitis and gonorrhea (in the latter case he's patient zero). Eventually, they run out of known diseases, and Peter resorts to flying to Africa, catching a mosquito carrying a virus that hasn't been named yet, and having it bite Quagmire. This one works.
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Plaguemaster / int_ec02633a	comment	Plague Maidens in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt are Vengeful Ghosts with the ability to summon clouds of diseased insects and rats to attack the living. They're inspired by a similar creature from Polish folklore.
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Plaguemaster / int_ec63f5fa	comment	The Witch Queen from The Last Witch Hunter has this as her primary ability, and her endgame involves creating the second Black Death plague to end human civilization.
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Plaguemaster / int_ed72b3c9	comment	Adam from Trauma Center (Atlus) is not only the Plaguemaster, having created GUILT from his own cells, but has also kept himself alive for over a hundred years in his quest to "return death" to the world. It's also suggested that the seeds of GUILT are found in all human DNA, so theoretically anyone could be another Adam.
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Plaguemaster / int_efd2ad78	comment	The villain of Lara Croft: Tomb Raider â€“ The Cradle of Life, Jonathan Reiss, being a bio-terrorist, is this.
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Plaguemaster / int_f2041376	comment	In the Charmed (1998) episode "Awakened", Piper is dying of a disease, and Prue and Phoebe become desperate enough to try and cure her with magic. It works, but unfortunately the doll used in the spell becomes animate, and has the power to infect people with the disease by poking them with its sword.
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Plaguemaster / int_f53fe2fa	comment	Mission: Impossible: "Operation Rogash": When an unbreakable foreign agent known as "The Monster" who specializes in mass murder is discovered in Los Angeles, the IMF team needs to break him, only to discover a planned biological attack on Los Angeles area water system. "The Carriers":I n order to stop an expert in American traditions, slang, and customs from conducting his plan of bacteriological warfare against the U.S. and to put him permanently out of business, the IMF team infiltrates a mock-up of an American town located behind the Iron Curtain where enemy agents learn to act as Americans. "The Test Case": A "hired gun" bacteriologist is developing a deadly but short-lived virus for the Warsaw Pact; the IMF must eliminate him and his virus. "The Plague": A French terrorist has stolen a deadly bacteria that causes rapid organ deterioration in those infected by it. The IMF must convince her she has been infected herself in order to re-obtain it.
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Plaguemaster / int_f70613b0	comment	Victor from The Company Novels is turned into an unwitting plaguemaster by the Plague Cabal, unknowingly inflicting deadly disease to those around him at Labienus' whim. When he does find out, Labienus uses it to leverage him into becoming The Mole, since he can activate Victor to kill anyone he's close to if he doesn't obey. He pushes Victor a bit too far in the end, and suffers And I Must Scream by way of one of his own plagues when The Dog Bites Back.
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Plaguemaster / int_f74b5f80	comment	Jha'dur from the Babylon 5 episode "Deathwalker" is a war criminal infamous for at least one case of exterminating a whole planetary population with Stafford's Plague.
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Plaguemaster / int_faf84cd	comment	Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines features a doomsday cult calling themselves the Ninth Circle who operate like this. Since vampires in this system become permanent disease carriers if they feed from anyone with a blood-borne illness, they've decided to spread disease in an attempt to hasten Gehenna.
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Plaguemaster / int_fd8ca1b3	comment	The New Avengers: Professor Turner in "The Midas Touch". Turner has found the ultimate carrier for a host of deadly diseases, calls him Midas and offers him to the highest bidder in exchange for gold.
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Plaguemaster / int_fdf7a632	comment	Vampire: The Requiem features the Morbus bloodline of the Mekhet. Every single one carries a disease in their blood, they can only feed effectively off of diseased mortals, and they have a bloodline-only Discipline that allows them to diagnose, halt, and aid the spread of disease. They're also persona non grata in many domains, as the CDC popping in to inspect that sudden outbreak of the bubonic plague can risk the Masquerade. In a way, the Anvari (who feed off of drug-laden blood and can alter body chemistry to be under the effects of various narcotics with their bloodline Discipline) and the Brothers of Ypres (who need "tainted" blood, but prefer poison, since their founder mutated as a result of feeding on those dying of chemical weapon attacks in World War I) are a Poisonous Person equivalent to the Morbus.
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Plaguemaster / int_febb8460	comment	The Dorumekian Theocracy from NausicaÃ¤ of the Valley of the Wind uses fungal spores in warfare.
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