Pathologic 3 - Symptoms

The progression of the sand plague as catalogued in Pathologic 3, a lethal epidemic whose onset and escalation the Bachelor tracks through illustrated symptom cards, pathology data, and direct examination of the infected.
of 8 entries · updated 2026-09-03
Name Type Description Phase Source
Fever & Malaise Onset Stage The plague's earliest presentation: rising temperature, chills, headache, and overwhelming fatigue. Day 1-3 Initial patient presentations and early outbreak zones
Persistent Dry Cough Secondary Symptom An unproductive cough that signals the plague's advance into the respiratory tract. Day 2-5 Observed across infected districts and households
Haemoptysis (Coughing Blood) Advanced Symptom The appearance of blood in sputum, a dramatic and morbid milepost in the disease's course. Day 4-8 Advanced patients and the plague's core districts
Skin Lesions & Sores Advanced Symptom Weeping sores, discoloration, and gangrenous patches that spread across the body of the infected. Day 4-7 Severe cases in the Termitary and quarantine wards
Internal Haemorrhage Critical Symptom Bleeding within the body as the plague erodes blood vessels. Day 6-10 Terminal patients and fatal turns of the infection
Tissue Necrosis Critical Symptom The death of tissue, typically in the extremities, as the disease starves and rots living flesh. Day 7-11 Late-stage victims and the plague's mythological heart
Delirium & Disorientation Critical Symptom Feverish madness, confusion, and psychological collapse in the afflicted. Day 8-12 The final days of severe infection
Terminal Pneumonic Plague Final Stage The full, fatal expression of the sand plague: overwhelming respiratory failure, systemic collapse, and rapid death. Day 10-12 Mortality statistics at the outbreak's climax
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