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	If the Contestant blacks out during combat, they will be helpless until combat ends, which may result in certain situations occurring.		If the Contestant blacks out during combat, they will be helpless until combat ends, which may result in certain situations occurring.
	* In most cases, Contestants will be considered 'defeated' by their opponents if they black out, and depending on the enemy, the Contestant's body may also be looted. Looting priority is as follows: Money in backpack pouch, money elsewhere in inventory, valuables in inventory.		* In most cases, Contestants will be considered 'defeated' by their opponents if they black out, and depending on the enemy, the Contestant's body may also be looted. Looting priority is as follows: Money in backpack pouch, money elsewhere in inventory, valuables in inventory.
-	* In certain cases, particularly if the Contestant is wanted dead for any reason (generally as a result of poor [[Reputation]] with relevant factions, or in specific situations from [[Quests]]), enemies will attempt to execute a blacked-out Contestant. This naturally results in their [[Death]] ~~and will end their progress~~.	+	* In certain cases, particularly if the Contestant is wanted dead for any reason (generally as a result of poor [[Reputation]] with relevant factions, or in specific situations from [[Quests]]), enemies will attempt to execute a blacked-out Contestant. This naturally results in their [[Death]].
	* Any allies and friendly creatures still conscious while the Contestant is blacked out will continue fighting, and may attempt to use their own medical supplies (if they carry any) to wake the Contestant up.		* Any allies and friendly creatures still conscious while the Contestant is blacked out will continue fighting, and may attempt to use their own medical supplies (if they carry any) to wake the Contestant up.
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-	~~In case the Contestant blacks out outside of combat, the following occurs:~~
-	* A time counter of 10 turns begins as soon as the Contestant leaves combat, or immediately if not in combat.
-	* During this time frame, the Contestant is helpless.
-	** Any secondary effects and other statistics will continue ticking down ; life-threatening situations such as suffering from open wounds, being poisoned, and other such effects may very well kill the Contestant in the meantime, but natural healing is also still active and may also allow the Contestant to wake up on their own.
-	** Any conscious allies and friendlies with available medical supplies may, if they can, attempt to heal the Contestant and help him/her wake up.
-	* If, at the end of those 10 turns, the Contestant is both still alive and still blacked out, he/she will wake up in a hospital bedroom, in the hospital of the town they last visited. It is implied that [[Hebizuka]] herself is responsible for transporting the Contestant there.
-	** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.
-	** '''Failsafe #2''': If the Contestant's Reputation in Arnett is still too low to allow entry even there, then [[Hebizuka]] will not transport the Contestant to another town's hospital ; instead, she will inject him/her with a syringe of [[Epinephrine]] right on the spot ; which has, among other effects, the ability to force a Contestant into wakefulness even when into blackout.
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-	~~Note that if the Contestant has a permanent ally, they will also be transported to the hospital bedroom so as to not lose them.~~
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-	After landing in a hospital bedroom, the Contestant will have been automatically health diagnosed, all Pain and Fatigue will be healed for free, and any other ailments can be healed as much as their current funds allow (the player will be prompted to choose what treatment they wish the Contestant to receive). Do note that depending on Reputation, price markups or discounts apply as they normally would.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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Modifiers

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	* '''Pain sensitivity''' (Default value: 100% which corresponds to 1.00x) is a multiplier on incoming Pain damage can be modified temporarily or permanently via the use of [[Medical aid\|meds]], [[Bionics]], or other methods (magic, certain items or effects, etc).		* '''Pain sensitivity''' (Default value: 100% which corresponds to 1.00x) is a multiplier on incoming Pain damage can be modified temporarily or permanently via the use of [[Medical aid\|meds]], [[Bionics]], or other methods (magic, certain items or effects, etc).
	* '''Pain Blackout Threshold''' (PBT, default value: 100%) sets the minimum amount of Pain needed to pass out or blackout. It can never be higher than the Max Pain Threshold, for obvious reasons. It can only be modified via the use of [[Bionics]] or certain other methods.		* '''Pain Blackout Threshold''' (PBT, default value: 100%) sets the minimum amount of Pain needed to pass out or blackout. It can never be higher than the Max Pain Threshold, for obvious reasons. It can only be modified via the use of [[Bionics]] or certain other methods.
-	* '''Pain Death Threshold''' (PDT or "true Max Pain", default value: 150%) sets the maximum amount of Pain needed before dying. It is defined as being always equal to '''MPuB + 50%''' ; in other words, anything that affects ~~MPuB~~ also affects ~~MPT~~. It can only be modified on its own, separately from ~~MPuB~~, via certain other methods.	+	* '''Pain Death Threshold''' (PDT or "true Max Pain", default value: 150%) sets the maximum amount of Pain needed before dying. It is defined as being always equal to '''MPuB + 50%''' ; in other words, anything that affects PBT also affects PDT. It can only be modified on its own, separately from PBT, via certain other methods.

	==== Effects ====		==== Effects ====

SU Tempest: /* How it works */

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How it works

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	==== How it works ====		==== How it works ====

-	*Pain can be '''naturally healed''', at a standard rate of '''2% per turn'''. Natural healing of Pain ~~requires~~ [[Hunger\|5 ntri ~~per~~ 1%]], ~~and thus~~ 10 ntri ~~per~~ 2%.	+	*Pain can be '''naturally healed''', at a standard rate of '''2% per turn'''. Natural healing of Pain costs [[Hunger\|5 ntri]] and [[Fatigue\|0.1% Fatigue]] per 1% Pain healed. Thus, every turn, at the normal rate of 2% Pain per turn, 10 ntri and 0.2% Fatigue will be consumed.
	*Incoming Pain can be lessened by wearing [[clothing and armor]] of the highest possible [[Damage chart\|armor class]], and it should cover the most body parts possible to ensure reliable protection.		*Incoming Pain can be lessened by wearing [[clothing and armor]] of the highest possible [[Damage chart\|armor class]], and it should cover the most body parts possible to ensure reliable protection.
	*Pain can be treated via certain [[Medical aid\|medical aids]], or when finding a [[Hospital room]], for a fee.		*Pain can be treated via certain [[Medical aid\|medical aids]], or when finding a [[Hospital room]], for a fee.

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2016-04-27T10:30:10Z

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	In case the Contestant blacks out outside of combat, the following occurs:		In case the Contestant blacks out outside of combat, the following occurs:
-	* A time counter of 30 turns begins as soon as the Contestant leaves combat, or immediately if not in combat.	+	* A time counter of 10 turns begins as soon as the Contestant leaves combat, or immediately if not in combat.
	* During this time frame, the Contestant is helpless.		* During this time frame, the Contestant is helpless.
	** Any secondary effects and other statistics will continue ticking down ; life-threatening situations such as suffering from open wounds, being poisoned, and other such effects may very well kill the Contestant in the meantime, but natural healing is also still active and may also allow the Contestant to wake up on their own.		** Any secondary effects and other statistics will continue ticking down ; life-threatening situations such as suffering from open wounds, being poisoned, and other such effects may very well kill the Contestant in the meantime, but natural healing is also still active and may also allow the Contestant to wake up on their own.
	** Any conscious allies and friendlies with available medical supplies may, if they can, attempt to heal the Contestant and help him/her wake up.		** Any conscious allies and friendlies with available medical supplies may, if they can, attempt to heal the Contestant and help him/her wake up.
-	* If, at the end of those 30 turns, the Contestant is both still alive and still blacked out, he/she will wake up in a hospital bedroom, in the hospital of the town they last visited. It is implied that [[Hebizuka]] herself is responsible for transporting the Contestant there.	+	* If, at the end of those 10 turns, the Contestant is both still alive and still blacked out, he/she will wake up in a hospital bedroom, in the hospital of the town they last visited. It is implied that [[Hebizuka]] herself is responsible for transporting the Contestant there.
	** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.		** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.
	** '''Failsafe #2''': If the Contestant's Reputation in Arnett is still too low to allow entry even there, then [[Hebizuka]] will not transport the Contestant to another town's hospital ; instead, she will inject him/her with a syringe of [[Epinephrine]] right on the spot ; which has, among other effects, the ability to force a Contestant into wakefulness even when into blackout.		** '''Failsafe #2''': If the Contestant's Reputation in Arnett is still too low to allow entry even there, then [[Hebizuka]] will not transport the Contestant to another town's hospital ; instead, she will inject him/her with a syringe of [[Epinephrine]] right on the spot ; which has, among other effects, the ability to force a Contestant into wakefulness even when into blackout.

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2016-04-27T10:26:47Z

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	In case the Contestant blacks out outside of combat, the following occurs:		In case the Contestant blacks out outside of combat, the following occurs:
-	* A time counter of 10 turns begins as soon as the Contestant leaves combat, or immediately if not in combat.	+	* A time counter of 30 turns begins as soon as the Contestant leaves combat, or immediately if not in combat.
	* During this time frame, the Contestant is helpless.		* During this time frame, the Contestant is helpless.
	** Any secondary effects and other statistics will continue ticking down ; life-threatening situations such as suffering from open wounds, being poisoned, and other such effects may very well kill the Contestant in the meantime, but natural healing is also still active and may also allow the Contestant to wake up on their own.		** Any secondary effects and other statistics will continue ticking down ; life-threatening situations such as suffering from open wounds, being poisoned, and other such effects may very well kill the Contestant in the meantime, but natural healing is also still active and may also allow the Contestant to wake up on their own.

SU Tempest at 23:24, 7 April 2016

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	\| colspan="2" \| 40%;69%		\| colspan="2" \| 40%;69%
-	\| colspan="2" \| 70%;<'''~~MPuB~~'''	+	\| colspan="2" \| 70%;<'''PBT'''
-	\| colspan="2" \| '''~~MPuB~~''';<'''~~MPT~~'''	+	\| colspan="2" \| '''PBT''';<'''PDT'''
-	\| colspan="2" \| ≥'''~~MPT~~'''	+	\| colspan="2" \| ≥'''PDT'''
	\|-		\|-
	\| '''Condition'''		\| '''Condition'''
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-	* '''~~MPuB~~''': ~~Max~~ Pain ~~until~~ Blackout - default value is 100%	+	* '''PBT''': Pain Blackout Threshold - default value is 100%
-	* '''~~MPT~~''': ~~Max~~ Pain Threshold - default value is 150%	+	* '''PDT''': Pain Death Threshold - default value is 150%

	==== How it works ====		==== How it works ====
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	==== Modifiers ====		==== Modifiers ====
-	Three stats influence Pain directly, not counting natural healing: '''Pain sensitivity''', '''~~Max~~ Pain ~~until~~ Blackout''', and '''~~Max~~ Pain Threshold'''.	+	Three stats influence Pain directly, not counting natural healing: '''Pain sensitivity''', '''Pain Blackout Threshold''', and '''Pain Death Threshold'''.

	* '''Pain sensitivity''' (Default value: 100% which corresponds to 1.00x) is a multiplier on incoming Pain damage can be modified temporarily or permanently via the use of [[Medical aid\|meds]], [[Bionics]], or other methods (magic, certain items or effects, etc).		* '''Pain sensitivity''' (Default value: 100% which corresponds to 1.00x) is a multiplier on incoming Pain damage can be modified temporarily or permanently via the use of [[Medical aid\|meds]], [[Bionics]], or other methods (magic, certain items or effects, etc).
-	* '''~~Max~~ Pain ~~until~~ Blackout''' (~~Blackout threshold~~, default value: 100%) sets the minimum amount of Pain needed to pass out or blackout. It can never be higher than the Max Pain Threshold, for obvious reasons. It can only be modified via the use of [[Bionics]] or certain other methods.	+	* '''Pain Blackout Threshold''' (PBT, default value: 100%) sets the minimum amount of Pain needed to pass out or blackout. It can never be higher than the Max Pain Threshold, for obvious reasons. It can only be modified via the use of [[Bionics]] or certain other methods.
-	* '''~~Max~~ Pain Threshold''' (~~Pain death threshold~~ or "true Max Pain", default value: 150%) sets the maximum amount of Pain needed before dying. It is defined as being always equal to '''MPuB + 50%''' ; in other words, anything that affects MPuB also affects MPT. It can only be modified on its own, separately from MPuB, via certain other methods.	+	* '''Pain Death Threshold''' (PDT or "true Max Pain", default value: 150%) sets the maximum amount of Pain needed before dying. It is defined as being always equal to '''MPuB + 50%''' ; in other words, anything that affects MPuB also affects MPT. It can only be modified on its own, separately from MPuB, via certain other methods.

	==== Effects ====		==== Effects ====

SU Tempest: /* Blacking out */

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	* A time counter of 10 turns begins as soon as the Contestant leaves combat, or immediately if not in combat.		* A time counter of 10 turns begins as soon as the Contestant leaves combat, or immediately if not in combat.
	* During this time frame, the Contestant is helpless.		* During this time frame, the Contestant is helpless.
-	** Any secondary effects and other statistics will continue ticking down ; life-threatening situations such as suffering from open wounds, being poisoned, and other such effects may very well kill the Contestant in the meantime.	+	** Any secondary effects and other statistics will continue ticking down ; life-threatening situations such as suffering from open wounds, being poisoned, and other such effects may very well kill the Contestant in the meantime, but natural healing is also still active and may also allow the Contestant to wake up on their own.
-	** Any conscious allies and friendlies with available medical supplies may, if they can, attempt to heal the Contestant and ~~make them~~ wake up.	+	** Any conscious allies and friendlies with available medical supplies may, if they can, attempt to heal the Contestant and help him/her wake up.
	* If, at the end of those 30 turns, the Contestant is both still alive and still blacked out, he/she will wake up in a hospital bedroom, in the hospital of the town they last visited. It is implied that [[Hebizuka]] herself is responsible for transporting the Contestant there.		* If, at the end of those 30 turns, the Contestant is both still alive and still blacked out, he/she will wake up in a hospital bedroom, in the hospital of the town they last visited. It is implied that [[Hebizuka]] herself is responsible for transporting the Contestant there.
	** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.		** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.

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	** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.		** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.
	** '''Failsafe #2''': If the Contestant's Reputation in Arnett is still too low to allow entry even there, then [[Hebizuka]] will not transport the Contestant to another town's hospital ; instead, she will inject him/her with a syringe of [[Epinephrine]] right on the spot ; which has, among other effects, the ability to force a Contestant into wakefulness even when into blackout.		** '''Failsafe #2''': If the Contestant's Reputation in Arnett is still too low to allow entry even there, then [[Hebizuka]] will not transport the Contestant to another town's hospital ; instead, she will inject him/her with a syringe of [[Epinephrine]] right on the spot ; which has, among other effects, the ability to force a Contestant into wakefulness even when into blackout.
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		+	Note that if the Contestant has a permanent ally, they will also be transported to the hospital bedroom so as to not lose them.

	After landing in a hospital bedroom, the Contestant will have been automatically health diagnosed, all Pain and Fatigue will be healed for free, and any other ailments can be healed as much as their current funds allow (the player will be prompted to choose what treatment they wish the Contestant to receive). Do note that depending on Reputation, price markups or discounts apply as they normally would.		After landing in a hospital bedroom, the Contestant will have been automatically health diagnosed, all Pain and Fatigue will be healed for free, and any other ailments can be healed as much as their current funds allow (the player will be prompted to choose what treatment they wish the Contestant to receive). Do note that depending on Reputation, price markups or discounts apply as they normally would.

SU Tempest: /* Blacking out */

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	* If, at the end of those 30 turns, the Contestant is both still alive and still blacked out, he/she will wake up in a hospital bedroom, in the hospital of the town they last visited. It is implied that [[Hebizuka]] herself is responsible for transporting the Contestant there.		* If, at the end of those 30 turns, the Contestant is both still alive and still blacked out, he/she will wake up in a hospital bedroom, in the hospital of the town they last visited. It is implied that [[Hebizuka]] herself is responsible for transporting the Contestant there.
	** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.		** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.
-	** '''Failsafe #2''': If the Contestant's Reputation in Arnett is still too low to allow entry even there, then [[Hebizuka]] will not transport the Contestant to another town's hospital ; instead, she will inject ~~them~~ with a syringe of [[Epinephrine]] ; which has, among other effects, the ability to force a Contestant into wakefulness even when into blackout.	+	** '''Failsafe #2''': If the Contestant's Reputation in Arnett is still too low to allow entry even there, then [[Hebizuka]] will not transport the Contestant to another town's hospital ; instead, she will inject him/her with a syringe of [[Epinephrine]] right on the spot ; which has, among other effects, the ability to force a Contestant into wakefulness even when into blackout.

	After landing in a hospital bedroom, the Contestant will have been automatically health diagnosed, all Pain and Fatigue will be healed for free, and any other ailments can be healed as much as their current funds allow (the player will be prompted to choose what treatment they wish the Contestant to receive). Do note that depending on Reputation, price markups or discounts apply as they normally would.		After landing in a hospital bedroom, the Contestant will have been automatically health diagnosed, all Pain and Fatigue will be healed for free, and any other ailments can be healed as much as their current funds allow (the player will be prompted to choose what treatment they wish the Contestant to receive). Do note that depending on Reputation, price markups or discounts apply as they normally would.

SU Tempest at 11:00, 4 April 2016

2016-04-04T11:00:51Z

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	* <span style="color: orange">Agony</span> causes further reduced accuracy (FT+2).		* <span style="color: orange">Agony</span> causes further reduced accuracy (FT+2).
	* <span style="color: red">Reaching Blackout Threshold</span> causes loss of consciousness, as the term suggests.		* <span style="color: red">Reaching Blackout Threshold</span> causes loss of consciousness, as the term suggests.
-	** While in ~~blackout~~, ~~the~~ creature loses consciousness and all awareness of its surroundings, similarly to being [[Resting#Being asleep\|asleep]], although blacking out is not considered a form of sleep. Blacked-out creatures are considered helpless ; which means nothing can wake them up, until Pain subsides, death occurs, or [[Secondary effect\|forced wakefulness]] occurs.	+	** While in combat, a blacked-out creature loses consciousness and all awareness of its surroundings, similarly to being [[Resting#Being asleep\|asleep]], although blacking out is not considered a form of sleep (it will not heal [[Fatigue]]). Blacked-out creatures are considered helpless ; which means nothing can wake them up, until Pain subsides, death occurs, or [[Secondary effect\|forced wakefulness]] occurs. Generally speaking, a creature in blackout state is totally helpless, blind, deaf, and incapable of acting or moving in any way.
-	** The GM may, at their discretion, describe generally what is ongoing, but generally speaking, ~~'''~~a creature in blackout state is totally helpless, blind, deaf, and incapable of acting or moving in any way~~'''~~.	+
	** Blacked-out creatures '''are still subject to Pain Sensitivity''' ; even if they technically no longer suffer the accuracy loss effects of previous states of pain, they can still feel pain and be hurt by Pain damage.		** Blacked-out creatures '''are still subject to Pain Sensitivity''' ; even if they technically no longer suffer the accuracy loss effects of previous states of pain, they can still feel pain and be hurt by Pain damage.
	* <span style="color: red">Reaching Death Threshold</span> causes [[Death]], except in very specific circumstances.		* <span style="color: red">Reaching Death Threshold</span> causes [[Death]], except in very specific circumstances.
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		+	==== Blacking out ====
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		+	If the Contestant blacks out during combat, they will be helpless until combat ends, which may result in certain situations occurring.
		+	* In most cases, Contestants will be considered 'defeated' by their opponents if they black out, and depending on the enemy, the Contestant's body may also be looted. Looting priority is as follows: Money in backpack pouch, money elsewhere in inventory, valuables in inventory.
		+	* In certain cases, particularly if the Contestant is wanted dead for any reason (generally as a result of poor [[Reputation]] with relevant factions, or in specific situations from [[Quests]]), enemies will attempt to execute a blacked-out Contestant. This naturally results in their [[Death]] and will end their progress.
		+	* Any allies and friendly creatures still conscious while the Contestant is blacked out will continue fighting, and may attempt to use their own medical supplies (if they carry any) to wake the Contestant up.
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		+	In case the Contestant blacks out outside of combat, the following occurs:
		+	* A time counter of 10 turns begins as soon as the Contestant leaves combat, or immediately if not in combat.
		+	* During this time frame, the Contestant is helpless.
		+	** Any secondary effects and other statistics will continue ticking down ; life-threatening situations such as suffering from open wounds, being poisoned, and other such effects may very well kill the Contestant in the meantime.
		+	** Any conscious allies and friendlies with available medical supplies may, if they can, attempt to heal the Contestant and make them wake up.
		+	* If, at the end of those 30 turns, the Contestant is both still alive and still blacked out, he/she will wake up in a hospital bedroom, in the hospital of the town they last visited. It is implied that [[Hebizuka]] herself is responsible for transporting the Contestant there.
		+	** '''Failsafe #1''': If the Contestant's [[Reputation]] in the last town (either faction or town) is too low to allow entry in the last town, in which case the Contestant will immediately return to Arnett and land in a hospital bedroom there.
		+	** '''Failsafe #2''': If the Contestant's Reputation in Arnett is still too low to allow entry even there, then [[Hebizuka]] will not transport the Contestant to another town's hospital ; instead, she will inject them with a syringe of [[Epinephrine]] ; which has, among other effects, the ability to force a Contestant into wakefulness even when into blackout.
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		+	After landing in a hospital bedroom, the Contestant will have been automatically health diagnosed, all Pain and Fatigue will be healed for free, and any other ailments can be healed as much as their current funds allow (the player will be prompted to choose what treatment they wish the Contestant to receive). Do note that depending on Reputation, price markups or discounts apply as they normally would.

	== See also ==		== See also ==