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1. Lags. The poisonous NPC bites you, but you don't see it because of lags
2. You're being bitten by leeches
3. You're being "spit at" by a Graydwarf Shaman
4. You're standing near a wild beehive.
5. If you're at someone's server, and you're alone at your base, near a campfire, and keep getting poisoned, I'd say someone is fooling around with console commands/hacks/mods.
Few questions and tests to do:
1. Have you, by any chance, built your base inside/in place of a previously existed, abandoned house?
2. Is the poisoning localized? Can you find out the exact spot you're getting poisoned at, the most? Which area? Is the area moving? Does it move towards you if you wait for a bit outside it?
3. Is it limited to being inside/outside?
I have a suspicion there is an underground beehive.
If it's happening solely in/near your house and you're still just in the starting area (Meadows), either bees or smoke are the only thing I can think of that can seem like DoT, and it's not smoke since you said you don't have a campfire indoors and that would only damage you indoors and right above the campfire, so beehive is the only conclusion. If this is the case, you kind of don't have the tools to deal with this if it's bugged and underground, so go ahead and look around the inside of the structure and see if there's a beehive somewhere.
Also you could just move to a different area, you probably wouldn't wanna just have one single base anyway.
You can hear them. Drived me nuts one time.
I also had one beehive who was not direct on the building attached but a bit bugged over the building. which I didn't hear on the other side and only noticed because I disassembled the building for the mats.
So it can be both, I guess.