The Sims 4: Enchanted By Nature introduces fairies to the Sim world, alongside mischievous gnomes, new ways to interact with nature, and other natural remedies and practices.

A more troublesome feature in Enchanted By Nature is the Ailments. Ailments are often attributed to fairies, and they can have overwhelming and sometimes dangerous effects. Luckily, players can cure Ailments, rather than having to tough them out. Here's a list of all the Ailments and how to cure them in The Sims 4: Enchanted By Nature.

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What are Ailments in The Sims 4: Enchanted By Nature?

The Sims 4  Ailments

Ailments, similar to illnesses in Get to Work, are magical sicknesses with peculiar side effects. Once a Sim contracts an Ailment, they will receive special moodlets, but it can also affect other Sims. Sims can get Ailments in a few different ways:

  • Cursed by a Fairy
  • Caught from another Sim
  • Bad Luck
  • Low Balance
The Sims 4  Ailments

Sims with Ailments usually develop physical symptoms, such as unique markings or auras. Players can use these indicators to decide whether to avoid them, as some of the Ailments are contagious.

How to Cure Ailments in The Sims 4: Enchanted By Nature

The Sims 4  Ailments

Ailments can be treated in various ways. They subside over time, but if the symptoms are too difficult to manage, players can use Elixirs to cure them. Elixirs can be bought or crafted using an Apothecary Table. As Sims increase their Apothecary Skill, they will unlock more cures and Elixirs.

Fairy Sims can also cure Ailments using one of the abilities from the Fairy Skill Tree.

Players can also buy Elixirs to cure Ailments from the Innisgreen Apothecary. Elixirs require special ingredients, and Sims can forage for or purchase them at the Apothecary Table. Sims can get more familiar with Ailments and their symptoms by joining the Naturopath Career. Sims can treat clients from home by examining them and giving them a cure.

All Ailment Cures

Ailment

Effect

Cure (Required Crafting Skill Level)

Ingredients

Burning Passion Ailment

Sims get a Flirty moodlet and may set objects around them on fire.

Burning Passion Cure (1)

  • Aura Petal x2
  • Sage x2

Simoleon Fever Ailment

Sims cough up Simoleons.

Simoleon Fever Cure (1)

  • Daisy
  • Lemon x2

Creation Impulse Ailment

Sims get an almost uncontrollable urge, or itch, to do creative things like Painting or Woodwork.

Creation Impulse Cure (1)

  • Daisy x3
  • Aura Petal

Greenie Meanie Ailment

Sims gain an affinity for plants, but have random, angry outbursts that make other Sims uncomfortable.

Greenie Meanie Cure (2)

  • Basil x3
  • Aura Petal

Sonic Sinuses Ailment

Sims break objects when they sneeze, but they gain a boost in repair speed and Handiness skill gain.

Sonic Sinuses Cure (2)

  • Daisy
  • Sage x2

Gnome Lure Cure

Sims attract good and evil gnomes.

Gnome Lure Cure (2)

  • Daisy
  • Lemon x2

Luck Magnet Ailment

Sims get good luck by pulling Luck from the Sims around them and making their Luck worse.

Luck Magnet Cure (2)

  • Lemon x2
  • Aura Petal

Emotional Void Ailment

Sims' emotions are dampened, and this has a similar effect on those around them.

Emotional Void Cure (2)

  • Basil
  • Aura Petal x2

Players can also cure Ailments with a Fairy ability on the Skill Tree and by crafting the Holistic Cure; both of which are more instantaneous.

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September 2, 2014
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ESRB
T for Teen: Crude Humor, Sexual Themes, Violence
Developer(s)
Maxis
Publisher(s)
Electronic Arts
Engine
Proprietary Engine
Franchise
The Sims
Genre(s)
Simulation