As well, it can give the user a sense of mental sharpness and alertness. When chewed on, it causes the user to have a pleasant, tingling sensation of the lips, tongue, and gums. Alters one's sense of direction and causes one to only turn right when faced with a left/right choice.īlackroot: This lichen grows on large rocks and boulders found above timberline (the elevation at which trees do not have enough oxygen to grow). Psychologically addictive not physically. Death comes from heart failure or self-neglect. It gives an adrenaline rush and time seems to slow down but the duration of the high is short. Heavier users often make a paste to apply to their gums. Lakua: ground silvery bark from a type of tree only found deep in swamps. Failing the save adds one point of exhaustion immediately after waking from the first long rest you take, and lasts until completing the next long rest. It grants the ability to speak with plants and animals for 1d4+1 hours, and the comedown has a DC15 CON save. Patch: It works similarly to ecstasy, expanding yourself to feel the sensations all around you. Overdosing on Sundrop causes feverish conditions, as the drug radiates through the users veins, ultimately burning them alive from the inside out. Over time users also commonly begin to build tolerances to Sundrop, requiring greater quantities to be consumed to maintain the effect. Over usage may leave the user feeling withered between uses, as their dependency has rendered them unable to produce dopamine and serotonin. Originally used as a magically synthesized antidepressant, Sundrop when consumed tricks the user into believing that they are happy, as it quite literally gives them ‘warm feelings’. Sundrop: a bright yellow/orange liquid, naturally incandescent, as if it was a liquefied ray of sunshine (henceforth the name). The drawback is the lack of motor functionality during the hangover and the incredibly dulled sense of touch accompanied with it. This comes with a strong euphoric rush whenever a new body part is moved. The main draw to grellsvice is a tingling sense in the muscles and extra-sensitive motor functionality. Effects last for roughly two hours on a regular 200 mg dose, and leave the user with a four-hour hangover of sorts. Grellsvice: A drug usually administered as an oral capsule made from the spikes at the end of a grell’s tentacles. When drunk, it provides a psychedelic trip for 1d4 hours (halved on a DC 15 con ST and doubled when failing by more than 5). Wrymwood: looks like a cinnamon stick but smells of fungus.
Extended use blackens the teeth and make 'bad trips' more common. When smoked, the user enters an extremely vivid waking dream, which can last for hours. When place between cheek and gum, it induces hallucinations and euphoria. Third (after 8 weeks): Death.ĭream Flake: Thin slivers of a dried, black fungus. Second (after six weeks): Negative modifiers (-2) on all attributes and disadvantage on all skills. Early effects (one to three weeks): Enhanced perception, athletics & acrobatics Following deterioration of body and mind: First (after four weeks of constant consumption): One exhaustion stack per three days without a dose. One to five doses (depending on Wis or Con modifier) are enough to develop an addiction. Side effects include increased appetite and red, puffy eyes.īlue sand: A substance similar to fine sand found at the beach, only that it’s deep blue colored.
Causes extreme emotions to abate and induces near euphoric mellow-ness and, occasionally, a user will experience mild hallucinations. Halfling Weed: Most often dried, chopped, and smoked. Use causes bonuses to IQ based tasks but also makes its user seek it out more and more for increasingly trivial tasks. The powder tastes like burnt ozone, which makes it evident that it needs to be snorted. Slithersoup: a liquid that when consumed in large quantities, makes you feel like your bones are jelly and commonly causes people to writhe on the ground like snakes when taken in higher doses.įeydust: A soft white powder that, in the right light, shines with soft blues and red.
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