In Barotrauma you will come across a mysterious faction known as the Church of Husk. Here you will learn what exactly it preaches and the influence of Husk on humans.
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Barotrauma version 1.0 has an extensive faction system. Among the groups you can ally yourself with you will find the Church of Husk. Here you will learn what exactly its representatives believe in. The parasite that is the Husk is also described.
Church of Husk is one of the factions appearing in the game. You can find their hideouts in selected outposts. Their beliefs are quite unique - they worship the dangerous parasite that is called Husk. According to representatives of this group, symbiosis with this creature is the next stage of human evolution and it is the key to survival on Europa.

Of course, as with any other faction available in the game, they can commission you with a number of tasks. For completing them you will gain reputation. It will enable you to buy from merchants affiliated with the Church of Husk. You will find useful items from them, such as:
To fully understand the philosophy of the Church of Husk, one must become familiar with the creature they worship. Husk or actually Velonaceps Calyx is a parasite that lives on Europa. It infects all living organisms and slowly takes control of them. Infected individuals can be identified by three tentacles hanging from the head area.
If you see creatures that match this description, you need to be very careful. Any wound inflicted by an infected opponent can lead to the parasite transferring to you. The probability of this depends on how you receive the damage. For example, being bitten by a Husked Crawler gives you a 50% chance of catching the parasite.
Husk Infection progresses in 4 phases:
As mentioned above. If the character does not reach the fourth stage of disease progression, it can be cured using Calyxanide.
However, there is a way to stop the progression of the infection at the third stage, in which you receive the perks, i.e. health boost. This is because you can inject Husk genes, blocking the progression of the disease. The Gene Splicer is used for this purpose.
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