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 ====== Conditions ======
-Conditions are drastic changes in a TCP's body and often occur when specific things are done to a TCP that change its overall body structure. Unlike [[tcpdex:modifiers:|modifiers]], TCPs cannot spawn with conditions already inflicted. These can greatly affect a TCP’s appearance, behavior, and even sometimes their ability.
+Conditions are drastic changes in a TCP's body and often occur when specific things are done to a TCP that change its overall body structure. Unlike [[tcpdex:modifiers:|modifiers]], conditions are more akin to a disease than a simple anatomical change. These can greatly affect a TCP’s appearance, behavior, and even sometimes their ability.
-All known conditions are listed below.
+The icons below lead to an index of each subtype, or you can view the full list organized by ID number [[tcpdex:conditionsindex|here]].
-{{nslist>tcpdex:conditions: nodate nodsort}}
+| [[tcpdex:conditions:transformative:|{{tcpdex:transformativeicon.png}}]] | Conditions in which the TCP in question transforms in some way, typically in reversible stages.|
+| [[tcpdex:conditions:experimental:|{{tcpdex:experimentalicon.png}}]] | Conditions that have been inflicted on the TCP in a laboratory or other experimental procedure.|
+| [[tcpdex:conditions:malady:|{{tcpdex:maladyicon.png}}]] | Long-term or permanent conditions.|
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