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== Factors ==
 
== Factors ==
 
The following factors affect {{PAGENAME}}.
 
The following factors affect {{PAGENAME}}.
* [[Kidney]] part efficiency. 50% importance per Kidney, no allowed defect. No Max (effectively 100%).
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* [[Kidney]] part efficiency. 50% importance per Kidney, no allowed defect. No Max.
* [[Liver]] part efficiency. 100% importance, no allowed defect. No Max (effectively 100%).
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* [[Liver]] part efficiency. 100% importance, no allowed defect. No Max.
 
* [[Food poisoning]]
 
* [[Food poisoning]]
 
** Recovering and Initial: '''x95%'''
 
** Recovering and Initial: '''x95%'''

Revision as of 02:17, 27 January 2022

Blood Filtration is a pawn capacity: A character's ability to fight off diseases. Affects consciousness and immunity gain speed.

Blood Filtration, also called Fluid Reprocessing on mechanoids, is a function of a human's and animal's bodies provided by the kidneys and liver. It is a major factor of Immunity Gain Speed and is therefore critical to keeping sick people and animals alive.

It is lethal for humans, animals and mechanoids for Blood Filtration to be reduced to zero. The maximum possible Blood Filtration capacity is 170% with a healthy pawn high on luciferium.

StatTypeWeightMaxDescription
ConsciousnessCapacity0.11The state or quality of awareness. A pawn loses consciousness when this falls below 30%, and dies when this reaches 0%.
Immunity Gain SpeedStat0.5-The speed at which this character gains immunity to diseases. If this is too slow, the character will die from the disease before developing immunity.

Factors

The following factors affect Blood Filtration.

  • Kidney part efficiency. 50% importance per Kidney, no allowed defect. No Max.
  • Liver part efficiency. 100% importance, no allowed defect. No Max.
  • Food poisoning
    • Recovering and Initial: x95%
    • Major: x85%

Offsets

The following offsets affect Blood Filtration.