Story Mode:Wither
| Other names |
Wither sickness (Gabriel/Petra) |
|---|---|
| Classification |
Progressive disease (regular) |
| Symptoms | |
| Affects | |
| Diagnostic method |
Based on symptoms |
| Causes | |
| Treatment |
See § Management |
| First appearance | |
| Latest appearance |
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Wither, also referred to as wither sickness, is a disease that causes the affected individual's body to decay. It can be contracted from wither mobs, with the wither storm causing a severe form.
Signs and symptoms
Regular wither
The signs and symptoms of regular wither was never mentioned, but it was stated that it would always wear off eventually.
Advanced wither
A severe form of wither can occur, in which the affected area gradually decays and darkens to a purple hue, while the rest of the skin becomes noticeably pale. The decaying area emits a foul odor. Over time, the affected individual develops dark circles around their eyes.
Other known symptoms are fatigue, headaches, coughing, vertigo (dizziness), weakness, and fainting. Having the sickness for a prolonged period will result in a fully decayed body and glowing pink eyes and teeth for the affected individual.
Causes
Wither and wither skeleton
Wither can be contracted from skulls shot by a wither and from physical attacks of a wither skeleton.
Wither storm
Wither can also be contracted from the wither storm, although the exact way of transmission is unknown. Wither contracted from it is in a severe form.
Management
Regular wither
Treatment of wither was unknown, but it wears off after sometime.
Advanced wither
The only known cure of advanced wither is by destroying the wither storm. Until then, victims are advised to rest.
History
Petra or Gabriel contracted the illness after fending off the wither storm at Gabriel's fortress. Later, they spoke to Jesse privately and asked if Jesse knew what "wither" was. When Jesse responded that it was the wither storm chasing them, Petra or Gabriel cut them off, saying that was incorrect. They then rephrased it as "wither sickness" to help Jesse understand. Petra or Gabriel asked Jesse to keep it a secret, and Jesse could either oblige or tell the others. While in Soren's mob grinder, Olivia notices a foul smell which Gabriel or Petra dismisses. The sickness worsened throughout their journey, leading to a conflict between Jesse and Lukas when Lukas noticed Petra or Gabriel's condition. Later, Petra or Gabriel stayed in a cave to rest while the others carried out their plans to defeat the wither storm.
Gabriel mentioned that he has acquired regular wither before in his travels.
Inside the wither storm, Jesse finds some of the citizens that are fully decayed.
After the wither storm is defeated, all individuals afflicted with wither are cured.
Affected individuals
Regular wither
Advanced wither
Appearances and media
Quotes
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| — Gabriel and Jesse talking privately. |
Trivia
- The asset names for the fully decayed citizens are prefixed with
obj_frozenWither.
Gallery
Screenshots
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Gabriel's wither. -
Gabriel's worsening condition. -
Petra's wither. -
Petra's worsening condition. -
Withered citizens named Owen and Reuben and some chickens. -
Withered Otis -
Withered Lydia and Jens
Renders
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A fully withered chicken
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