Wildfire is initially a latent viral infection that spreads via airborne transmission. After a person has become infected with the initial virus, it will become active when the host ceases all biological functions. Following death from … See more

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Wildfire initially spreads via airborne transmission, possibly direct contact or waterborne, with a 99.9% … See more

The initial Wildfire infection is asymptomatic. An active infection following a bite, scratch, or contamination of an open wound displays the following symptoms after it has spread in a healthy individual:
•Dizziness… See more

There are many variants of Wildfire. Some are believed to be of particular importance due to their potential for increased virulence or reduced effectiveness of defenses against them. Aside from the French variant, it i… See more

The only known diagnosis for Wildfire is a blood test. Due to the infection rate, it's assumed the entire human population is infected. The diagnosis for the active infection is observation of symptoms and signs of inf… See more