
hellhamster |

Up this theme. Sorry for my eng, if there're any mistakes below.
My group started AP Hell's Vengeance and one of the players is Antipaladin of Urgathoa. Now group reaches 3rd level and he said that now he needs a disease (and he caught ghoul fever in church, voluntarily failed his Fort save) to spread it around.
But I think that it is not Plague bringer about.
"He can still" - so that means that if diseased person can spread it to other - then he still can do it. That means nothing more, but usual(common) rules for spreading disease of some type if it possible. This can be indicated in description, e.g. Leprosy
Source: https://pathfinderwiki.com/wiki/Diseases_of_Golarion#Leprosy
or implied it can be contagiously to others (like HIV).
Another example - ghoul fever. It can be carried by undead or some special types of creatures, diseased human can't bite someone and injury disease, until he became undead by ghoul fever.
And my second thought - Antipaladin created equal to Paladin. Paladin has immunity to diseases and nothing more. Antipaladin has the same immunity, but if first just don't contract with it, second contracts with no effects and penatlies, and in this way he counts as diseased, and so there's "he can still spread it to others".
If antipaladin becomes undead he can't contract with diseases at all, i think. Exception if he has died from ghoul fever and became a ghoul.
The big problem here that there is no detailed rules and descriptions for diseases, i don't find them at least.