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Every regular drop gets a hand-written name for its slot and tier: 95 drawn from influenza's history and biology and 95 from the retrovirus's. Influenza A finds the first pool, Retrovirus the second, and Filovirus and Halovirus pieces draw from both. Boss and Pandemic set pieces carry their set's own names.
On this page 10 Influenza A capsids Influenza A envelopes Influenza A matrices Influenza A tail fibers Influenza A spikes Retrovirus capsids Retrovirus envelopes Retrovirus matrices Retrovirus tail fibers Retrovirus spikes Helmets named for the flu's segmented core and the great pandemics.
Common: Flimsy Nucleoprotein Cap, Seasonal Shell, Cracked CapsomereUncommon: Nucleoprotein Helm, Ribonucleoprotein Crown, Coiled RNP HoodRare: Segmented Core Helm, Polymerase Diadem, PB2 Cap-SnatcherEpic: Hong Kong '68 Helm, Asian '57 Visor, Reassortant CrownLegendary: Crown of the 1918 Pandemic, Avian Strain Halo, Spanish Flu VeilMythic: Crown of the First Pandemic, Eight-Segment GodhelmPrismatic: Prismatic Crown of Every Strain, Spectrum Helm of the Flu SeasonFrom the Codex An RNA virus that infects cells of the respiratory tract and causes the flu. Its genome is split into 8 separate RNA segments.
Fun fact: Subtypes are named by their surface proteins: H1N1 means hemagglutinin type 1 and neuraminidase type 1.
Influenza A virus in the Codex Influenza pool · Envelope Body armor from lipid wraps to the Aegis of Antigenic Shift.
Common: Thin Lipid Wrap, Seasonal Envelope, Leaky BilayerUncommon: M2 Ion-Channel Vest, Budded Membrane Coat, Raft Lipid MantleRare: Hemagglutinin Hauberk, Glycoprotein Cuirass, Sialic BreastplateEpic: Swine Flu Carapace, H5N1 Plumage, Antigenic Mosaic PlateLegendary: Pandemic Shroud of 2009, Plumage of the Wild Waterfowl, Envelope of Endless DriftMythic: Mantle of the Great Influenza, Aegis of Antigenic ShiftPrismatic: Aurora Mantle of All Hosts, Prism Envelope of Antigenic ShiftFrom the Codex An RNA virus that infects cells of the respiratory tract and causes the flu. Its genome is split into 8 separate RNA segments.
Fun fact: Subtypes are named by their surface proteins: H1N1 means hemagglutinin type 1 and neuraminidase type 1.
Influenza A virus in the Codex Leg armor named for the M1 matrix and reassortment.
Common: Loose M1 Lattice, Frayed Matrix Leggings, Basic ScaffoldUncommon: M1 Matrix Greaves, Layered Scaffold Pants, Assembly LeggingsRare: Nuclear Export Greaves, NEP Shuttle Legguards, Budding-Site TassetsEpic: Matrix of Reassortment, Filamentous Legplates, Crossbred GreavesLegendary: Greaves of the Avian Flyway, Mixing-Vessel Legplates, Legguards of the Swine HostMythic: Greaves of the Eternal Flu Season, Legplates of the Great ShiftPrismatic: Spectral Greaves of Reassortment, Prismatic Legplates of the FlywayFrom the Codex An RNA virus that infects cells of the respiratory tract and causes the flu. Its genome is split into 8 separate RNA segments.
Fun fact: Subtypes are named by their surface proteins: H1N1 means hemagglutinin type 1 and neuraminidase type 1.
Influenza A virus in the Codex Influenza pool · Tail Fibers Boots that ride sneezes, aerosols and bird migrations.
Common: Drifting Sneeze Treads, Droplet Steps, Seasonal SandalsUncommon: Aerosol Striders, Cough-Propelled Boots, Mist WalkersRare: Airborne Treads, Ciliary Skates, Neuraminidase CleatsEpic: Migratory Wingboots, Flyway Striders, Jet-Stream BootsLegendary: Boots of the Global Season, Wings of the Wild Duck, Hemisphere-Hopping StridersMythic: Boots of the Endless Migration, Treads of Every WinterPrismatic: Prism Wings of Every Migration, Aurora Treads of the Global SeasonFrom the Codex An RNA virus that infects cells of the respiratory tract and causes the flu. Its genome is split into 8 separate RNA segments.
Fun fact: Subtypes are named by their surface proteins: H1N1 means hemagglutinin type 1 and neuraminidase type 1.
Influenza A virus in the Codex Influenza pool · Spike Protein Weapons forged from hemagglutinin and neuraminidase.
Common: Blunt HA Spike, Bent Glycoprotein, Weak Receptor NubUncommon: Hemagglutinin Spear, Sialic Hook, Neuraminidase DaggerRare: H3 Lance, Cleaved HA2 Blade, Fusion PikeEpic: H5 Avian Talon, Polybasic Cleaver, Tamiflu-Resistant EdgeLegendary: Spear of H1N1, Talon of the Bird Flu, Lance of the 1957 PandemicMythic: Hemagglutinin of the First Pandemic, The Antigenic ShiftPrismatic: The Spectrum Hemagglutinin, Prism Lance of All PandemicsFrom the Codex An RNA virus that infects cells of the respiratory tract and causes the flu. Its genome is split into 8 separate RNA segments.
Fun fact: Subtypes are named by their surface proteins: H1N1 means hemagglutinin type 1 and neuraminidase type 1.
Influenza A virus in the Codex Helmets named for the cone-shaped p24 capsid.
Common: Thin p24 Cone, Lopsided Capsid, Immature Gag ShellUncommon: Conical Capsid Helm, p24 Hood, Hexamer CapRare: Cyclophilin-Bound Crown, Pentamer Visor, Nuclear-Pore HelmEpic: Clade C Cowl, Uncoating Diadem, Capsid of the Quiet ConeLegendary: Crown of Group M, Lenacapavir-Proof Helm, Cone of the Kinshasa OriginMythic: Crown of the Silent Pandemic, Helm of Endless LatencyPrismatic: Prismatic Cone of Group M, Spectrum Helm of the ReservoirFrom the Codex A fictional retrovirus inspired by HIV: it infects the immune system's own CD4 T cells and macrophages and slowly wears it down.
Fun fact: HIV copies its RNA genome into DNA and stitches it into the host's chromosomes, so infected cells carry it for life.
Retrovirus in the Codex Retrovirus pool · Envelope Body armor built from stolen membranes and glycan shields.
Common: Sparse Spike Coat, Thin Host Membrane, Shedding EnvelopeUncommon: gp41 Vest, Lipid-Raft Mantle, Host-Stolen CoatRare: gp120 Trimer Plate, Glycan Shield Cuirass, CCR5 CloakEpic: Variable Loop Armor, V3 Shifting Coat, CXCR4 CarapaceLegendary: Glycan Fortress, Cloak of the Reservoir, Armor of Escape MutantsMythic: Mantle of Total Evasion, Envelope of the UnseenPrismatic: Aurora Glycan Shield, Prism Envelope of the UnseenFrom the Codex A fictional retrovirus inspired by HIV: it infects the immune system's own CD4 T cells and macrophages and slowly wears it down.
Fun fact: HIV copies its RNA genome into DNA and stitches it into the host's chromosomes, so infected cells carry it for life.
Retrovirus in the Codex Leg armor named for the retrovirus's accessory proteins and the provirus.
Common: p17 Leggings, Myristoyl Wraps, Loose Matrix PantsUncommon: Matrix Greaves, Gag Lattice Legguards, Assembly TassetsRare: Nef Greaves, Vpu Legplates, Tetherin-Cutter LeggingsEpic: Vif Legguards, Rev Export Greaves, Tat Transactivator PlatesLegendary: Greaves of the Long Terminal Repeat, Legplates of the Provirus, Integrated GreavesMythic: Greaves of the Eternal Genome, Legplates of Lifelong LatencyPrismatic: Spectral Greaves of the Provirus, Prismatic Legplates of LatencyFrom the Codex A fictional retrovirus inspired by HIV: it infects the immune system's own CD4 T cells and macrophages and slowly wears it down.
Fun fact: HIV copies its RNA genome into DNA and stitches it into the host's chromosomes, so infected cells carry it for life.
Retrovirus in the Codex Retrovirus pool · Tail Fibers Boots for cell-to-cell spread and silent travel.
Common: Shuffling Virion Steps, Cell-Free Treads, Plasma DriftersUncommon: Synapse Striders, Lymph Walkers, Bloodstream BootsRare: Virological Synapse Treads, Dendritic Shuttle Boots, Cell-to-Cell StridersEpic: Lymph Node Sprinters, Trojan Horse Treads, Hitchhiker's BootsLegendary: Boots of the Global Spread, Striders of the Hidden Reservoir, Treads of the Long IncubationMythic: Boots of the Silent Decade, Striders of the Unstoppable SpreadPrismatic: Prism Striders of the Silent Spread, Aurora Treads of Every SynapseFrom the Codex A fictional retrovirus inspired by HIV: it infects the immune system's own CD4 T cells and macrophages and slowly wears it down.
Fun fact: HIV copies its RNA genome into DNA and stitches it into the host's chromosomes, so infected cells carry it for life.
Retrovirus in the Codex Retrovirus pool · Spike Protein Weapons named for gp120, the CD4 receptor and the retroviral enzymes.
Common: Dull gp120 Knob, Weak CD4 Hook, Bent SpikeUncommon: gp120 Knob Mace, CD4 Grapple, Fusion HarpoonRare: gp41 Six-Helix Lance, Coreceptor Blade, V-Loop WhipEpic: Reverse Transcriptase Scythe, Integrase Cleaver, Protease ShearsLegendary: Lance of the Turncoat, Integrase of the Ancients, Scythe of Immune CollapseMythic: The CD4 Severance, Spear of the Final StagePrismatic: The Spectrum gp120, Prism Scythe of Immune CollapseFrom the Codex A fictional retrovirus inspired by HIV: it infects the immune system's own CD4 T cells and macrophages and slowly wears it down.
Fun fact: HIV copies its RNA genome into DNA and stitches it into the host's chromosomes, so infected cells carry it for life.
Retrovirus in the Codex