Difference between revisions of "List of poisons"

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• Webking Venom – The venom of these huge spiders causes a drowsy or unconscious state in its victims. Affected characters take no damage, but move one stage down the Knockout Track each round, eventually falling unconscious (Level Zero, Injury, DL 14, 8 rounds).
• Ginger Ivy Oil Extract – The oils of the Ginger Ivy plant severely irritate the skin, causing small blisters and boils which itch like a sonofagun, but are mostly an annoyance. If the extract of the plant is imbibed, however, it causes the mouth and throat to swell and blister, cutting off airflow. The victim often tears frantically at her own throat in a futile attempt at relief, and this sometimes does more damage than the Ginger Ivy Oil. The character gains the suffocating condition as a side effect for the duration of the poison (Level One, Imbibed, DL 12, 8 rounds).
• Hag's Blood – This is the actual blood pulled from the veins of slain hags. It is highly toxic and causes short bouts of violent illness and hallucinations preceding death. A character poisoned with Hag's Blood gains the distracted and confused conditions (Level Three, Imbibed, DL 16, 10 rounds).
• Mortargore Poison – This alchemical poison is capable of thickening and hardening the blood in a victim's veins, causing rigidity in the body and heart attack. The victim gains the immobilized condition for the duration as their limbs stiffen painfully (Level Four, Imbibed, DL 18, 6 rounds).
• Black Lotus Poison – Capable of killing in a matter of seconds, Black Lotus poison is an assassin's preferred weapon, when they can afford it. It is swift, undetectable, and extremely potent. A character poisoned with the Black Lotus gains the blinded condition permanently (Level Five, Imbibed/Injury/Contact, DL 20, 5 rounds).