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| − | * [[Katyusha Lumilova]], the wife of [[Aleksandr Kerensky]], who died from the | + | * [[Katyusha Lumilova]], the wife of [[Aleksandr Kerensky]], who died from the virus on 9 June, [[2796]].<ref name=HOK102>''Historical: Operation Klondike'', Page 102</ref> |
| − | * [[Nicholas Kerensky]], who contracted the curse during the initial outbreak in 2790, but was one of the minority who survived.<ref name=HOK104/ref> | + | * [[Nicholas Kerensky]], who contracted the curse during the initial outbreak in 2790, but was one of the minority who survived.<ref name=HOK104</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:23, 31 July 2021
The Curse of Eden was a virus native to Eden in the Pentagon Worlds from the time it was initially colonized by the Star League-in-Exile.[1] [2]
Overview
The curse was a virulent brain fever that killed seventy-five percent of those infected.[1] Even those who survived often suffered considerable brain damage.[2]
History
The first outbreak of the curse occurred in 2790, when the curse infected many early colonists.[1] The curse continued to be a problem on Eden for many years, particularly in certain "plague zones" such as Abaddon Heights, until early Clan scientists developed an antigen prior to Operation Klondike in 2821. This antigen was used by the invading Clan Wolf as a bargaining chip for control over a number of settlements in the Abaddon Heights region during Klondike.[3]
Even by the Clan Invasion era the pathogen that causes the illness remains an active part of Eden's environment, with visitors to the world needing to be inoculated or risk infection.[2]
Notable Sufferers
Notable sufferers of the Curse of Eden include:
- Katyusha Lumilova, the wife of Aleksandr Kerensky, who died from the virus on 9 June, 2796.[4]
- Nicholas Kerensky, who contracted the curse during the initial outbreak in 2790, but was one of the minority who survived.<ref name=HOK104</ref>