Aulgerre
| Aulgerre | |
|---|---|
| Image |  Painting of a young girl with Aulgerre |
| Type | Wasting sickness |
| Spirit | Añañtu |
| Regions Affected | Balúrail |
| First Recorded | By 895 ME, in Lusbá |
| Transmission | Carried by ship across the Southern Ocean |
| Mortality | Most who catch it die |
Introduction
Aulgerre is a wasting sickness of Añañtu, the Ascendant Spirit of disease and pestilence. It was carried to Balúrail across the Southern Ocean by ship.
Etymology
The name is Tuzquês and means "the wasting".
Symptoms
Aulgerre takes hold slowly. The sick grow thin and weak over many months, with a lasting cough and fevers that come and go. Most who catch it die of it.
History
Aulgerre reached the port of Lusbá by sea. It was present in the city by 895 ME.