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| − | Doctor Moffatt would like to study the psychological impact of the infection and wants to recruit the player as her test subject. She can be found in the [[Psych Department]] of the [[City Hospital]] through the Another Doctor event. If the player agree to help her, she will ask them to provide some Skunk Goo, which can be found from [[Skunk]]s in the [[Urban Forest]]. She | + | Doctor Moffatt would like to study the psychological impact of the infection and wants to recruit the player as her test subject. She can be found in the [[Psych Department]] of the [[City Hospital]] through the Another Doctor event. If the player agree to help her, she will ask them to provide some Skunk Goo, which can be found from [[Skunk]]s in the [[Urban Forest]]. She uses this as her "control sample" and instead provides the player with a milk-filled vial that causes the Hyperskunk infection. She asks the player to return every day or so for a "session". Offer to fuck her to begin each subsequent session after a day or more delay. |
Players infected with Hyperskunk will feel compelled to return to Doctor Moffatt if they go too long without a session. After a day and a half, the player will take a slight morale penalty. After four days, the morale penalty becomes significant and will drain the player's humanity if their morale is zero. | Players infected with Hyperskunk will feel compelled to return to Doctor Moffatt if they go too long without a session. After a day and a half, the player will take a slight morale penalty. After four days, the morale penalty becomes significant and will drain the player's humanity if their morale is zero. | ||
Revision as of 13:26, 25 January 2015
Appearance
Doctor Moffatt, the shemale skunk, has a very striking appearance. Her pretty face has a slightly masculine look to it, but her lips are full, luscious and black in colour like her nose and hair. Her fur is a mix of grays, dark and light, instead of the starker contrast of black and white you'd expect on a skunk. She has a huge, fluffy tail, as long as she is tall and as wide as her hips. And those hips are quite wide indeed. The skunk's hips and ass are quite wide and womanly, continuing down to her thick thighs.
Events
Doctor Moffatt would like to study the psychological impact of the infection and wants to recruit the player as her test subject. She can be found in the Psych Department of the City Hospital through the Another Doctor event. If the player agree to help her, she will ask them to provide some Skunk Goo, which can be found from Skunks in the Urban Forest. She uses this as her "control sample" and instead provides the player with a milk-filled vial that causes the Hyperskunk infection. She asks the player to return every day or so for a "session". Offer to fuck her to begin each subsequent session after a day or more delay.
Players infected with Hyperskunk will feel compelled to return to Doctor Moffatt if they go too long without a session. After a day and a half, the player will take a slight morale penalty. After four days, the morale penalty becomes significant and will drain the player's humanity if their morale is zero.
Each session with the Doctor will be increasingly sexual in nature until they are having sex outright. The player's Hyperskunk infection will be restored during these sessions if lost and will be increased with each visit. The infection will also restore itself so long as the player's body is Hyperskunk.
Event Restrictions
Dr. Moffatt will have no interest in a player with a permanent infection such as the jackal infections from Nermine's quests, the Nightmare form from the Stables Quest or if the player has agreed to the Hellhound Pact. She also has no interest if the player's become too tainted by the common skunks of the park and gained the Skunkbeast Lord form. She will react to the player having the Wereraptor infection, but will not exclude them as long as it is not rendered permanent.
