It is critical to your success in Farthest Frontier to keep your people healthy, affluent, and wise. Diseases can wreak havoc in your villages, thus it is your responsibility to prevent them. This Farthest Frontier Diseases Guide will teach you everything you need to know about sickness prevention in Farthest Frontier.
Diseases can afflict anyone, regardless of how clean they are. However, much as in real life, when someone is hurt or exposed to filthy surroundings, the odds of being sick grow enormously.
Disease: Cause and Prevention
If you want a detailed description of each Farthest Frontier Disease, their cause, and then precaution, here is a table to guide you through:
| Disease Name | Cause of Disease | How to Prevent it? |
| Cholera | Drinking contaminated water | Drinking water should be clean and make sure that Compost Yards are collecting waste on time. |
| Dehydration | Lack of water intake caused by little to no water resources | Make sure there is enough water for the villagers |
| Dysentery | Lack of clean water, mainly drinking water | Provide access to the wells so they don’t have problems with drinking less. |
| Exposure | Lack of firewood, especially in cold weather | Make sure there is enough firewood collected during the winter. Keep an eye on firewood inventory so you can back up firewood when needed. |
| Festering Wound | Taking damage in combat with an enemy human | Don’t leave wounds untreated. To ensure this doesn’t happen, make Healer’s house and treat the wound immediately. |
| Food Poisoning | Eating not properly prepared meal | Prevent villagers from eating uncooked or spoiled food. |
| Foot Wound | Lack of shoes or cobbler | Build Cobbler shops and increase shoe production. |
| Fractured Bone | Getting Injured while working | As this can’t be prevented, it needs to be healed as soon as possible. |
| Influenza | Unknown, likely random chance | This disease is likely to happen to a large number of people. For that, keep herbs ready at the Healer’s house. |
| Rabies | Getting bitten by rabid animals | Avoid getting bitten by animals. |
| Scurvy | A lack of ascorbic acid, which is typically found in fruits | Make sure all the villagers are getting en |
| Tetanus | Leaving foot wound untreated | Don’t leave wounds untreated. To ensure this doesn’t happen, make Healer’s house and treat the wound immediately. |
| Typhoid | Dirtiness and Rats | Create rat traps. Make sure there is enough soap and that garbage is disposed of on schedule. |
| Worms | Dirtiness and being bare feet | Create rat traps. Make sure there is enough soap and that garbage is disposed of on schedule. |
General Tips to Focus on
Here are the few general precautions you should take all the time as most diseases come when these are neglected:
- Make sure you can get enough Wells for every one of your Villagers.
- Build a Compost Yard and make sure it collects Waste on time.
- Keep an adequate quantity of firewood on hand in your village throughout all seasons.
- Build a Rat Catcher once you’ve started collecting grains.
- Make sure your Villagers are wearing shoes from a Cobbler.
- Avoid fighting with animals that could carry rabies
- Prevent villagers from fighting humans who could inflict Festering Wounds.
With everything in order, you can prevent many diseases. With that, it’s a wrap on Farthest Frontier Diseases Guide. We’ve also covered the Farming, Combat, and Trading guide for Farthest Frontier so do check them out too.
