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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jgbrowning" data-source="post: 851593" data-attributes="member: 5724">I'm afraid such a question can't be answered. Cholera is a disease prone to "break outs" that really throw off the 5% risk assumption typical to less empidemic type diseases. And most information we posses about cholera is from climates unlike the typical fantasy medieval (ie europe)To fight cholera and other diseases caused by bad drinking water, drink upstream from any populated area, drink only from deep wells, and boil any questionable water first. Tech developments would be catchbasns using sand to filter water similiar to what venice was doing in the early 1500's. They help, but are dependant upon rainfall to fill.**this could be a possible stump. if two people think you stumped me and say so in their message you'll get a copy of Party of One: Leda**joe b.</blockquote>