You hear something's death cry.
The orc guard writhes in agony as plague sores erupt from his skin.
The orc guard's sickness scratches him.
The special guard writhes in agony as plague sores erupt from her skin.
The special guard's sickness grazes her.
Szenxqzop writhes in agony as plague sores erupt from his skin.
Quintilyn shivers and looks very ill.
Szenxqzop's sickness grazes him.
Your prayers subside.
Quintilyn writhes in agony as plague sores erupt from her skin.
Quintilyn's sickness MUTILATES her!

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Griffith narrows his eyes and glares in Orumous the Strong's direction.
The gods protect Griffith from Orumous the Strong.

Or perhaps by design? Doesn't seem a ghostish thing to be doing.

n/t

So long, and thanks for all the fish!

When you're a ghost you can still maledict mobs without fear of being struck. In this case, judging by context, I think Griffith may be plaguing mobs and having the plague spread naturally from that mob to PCs in the room.

I know that as a maledicting class I've often taken advantage of my ghost status to maledict mobs unmolested to ease regearing. As long as it's not a damage spell you'll be protected by the gods.

I'm not seeing any effect on Oromous, and I don't know what commune is being used.

valguarnera@carrionfields.com

Oromous was summoned to market square and plagued by a ghost. The plague was able to take affect without danger, due to ghost status, and then began to spread throughout Galadon. It seemed buggy to me.