There's a wide variety of microorganisms that have been used for killing. Biowarfare history begins 4600 years ago, when the assyrians poisoned water with fungi. Incidents like Sverdlosk or the anthrax in US mail give us an idea of the potential of microorganisms to kill. Bioterrorism is a major political concern nowadays. So, why not to have some biological weapons on TORN to get rid of an individual or even entire factions? Wouldn't it be nice to have Bacillus anthracis or Clostridium botulinum in your personal arsenal? This thread is to explore the potential of this posibility.
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Bioterrorism can be a brand-new advanced crime.
As for the origin of bioweapons, they could be get (or even made) with knowledge of Microbiology. Thus, I propose Bachelor of Microbiology courses, the more courses you complete, the better bioweapons you can get, and faster. In addition, I think you may need some tools to get a bioweapon, lab equipment mostly. Some special equipment can be useful and improve your creation of bioweapons. Bioweapon obtention might work in a way similar to computer virus programming thus.
The most famous bioweapon Bacillus anthracis sounds like an obvious option. What about sending some anthrax in parcels to your personal enemies? What should happen with them?
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