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Altario Shialt-eck-Gorrin
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« Reply #15 on: 18 November 2015, 13:51:13 »

How about drinking a tea of lye (caustic soda)?  Yes, it would need to very weak, and the cure could be as bad as the disease, potentially worse.

Lye is a strong base, which neutralizes acid, so my reasoning is that since the critter is at home in an acid environment, a base environment would be lethal for it.


"In extreme cases, healers have been known to use Lye Tea.  Because of the deadly effects of ingesting lye, the healer must be very skilled in order to get the strength correct.  Too weak, and the Gulletcramp will survive, and the patient not only deals with it, but lye poisoning as well.  Too strong, and the patient will a very painful death at the hands of those who would save them."
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« Reply #16 on: 18 November 2015, 13:57:47 »

I recall that I originally wanted this parasite to be a little bit more deadly, but have since softened my intentions.

Alt, that is an extremely sound suggestion. But I do like what Seagazer proposed as well. Perhaps I can incorporate both of them.
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« Reply #17 on: 22 November 2015, 14:22:04 »

Alright! All fixed up, primed and ready for comments! Thank you. Hopefully the changes made are permissible. Alt, I wanted to use your lye tea and did my best to rewrite it in my own words. If the revision isn't to your liking, please let me know.

Thank you for your time and patience.
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« Reply #18 on: 23 November 2015, 14:21:37 »

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Only in extreme cases have healers been known to use Lye Tea as a remedy. However, due to the deadly effects of ingesting lye, the healer must be very skilled in order to brew the correct strength. Too weak, and the Gulletcramp will survive, and the patient will not only have to deal with the parasite, but lye poisoning as well. Too strong, and the patient will be subject to a very painful death at the hands of those who would save them.

Just making that small change, and I am happy with it.   :D
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« Reply #19 on: 23 November 2015, 14:42:41 »

Yes, sir!
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« Reply #20 on: 23 November 2015, 14:44:19 »

Haha, and it has been fixed, sir! Thank you!
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« Reply #21 on: 24 November 2015, 04:26:14 »

Yeah, this is all good from my perspective.

It's such a wonderful Santharianisation of a Terran idiom, and really adds some of that wonderful depth that makes Santharia so unique.
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