Adding historically inspired medical related effects and items.
14.7 of the 61 points that apply = 24 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Historicized Medicine adds historically inspired medical items and effects, with a progression system for crafting increasingly advanced treatments and tools. Use medical tools and items to fill knowledge sheets, then take completed sheets to the Medical Crafting Table to unlock the next series of medical crafts. Its historical medical items include medicinal clay, trephines, honey poultices, tile cauteries, and nitrous oxide. Apothecarian and Plague Doctor villagers provide a source of medical materials, including ingredients for a potion that cures the plague. Rats can carry the plague, which spreads from an infected player to nearby creatures and kills them after five minutes. The mod adds four effects: bleeding chips away at health, infection prevents natural regeneration, pain causes slowness and weakness, and plague is contagious. Placeable statues can be prayed to for positive effects; once placed they cannot be collected, and their benefits are governed by a universal per-player cooldown. Modpack makers can configure many options, and the mod supports recipe viewing for the Medical Crafting Table through JEI and block information through The One Probe.
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