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	**'''Strength Potion''': Notable because it was featured in Vermintide and the [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] game. Said to be made form the powdered arm-bone of a Giant and the simmering blood of a Bog spider. In Vermintide, it allows the user to bypass armor with a non-armor piercing weapon's regular attack with additional melee damage. In WFRP, it increase the S stats by 2 points.		**'''Strength Potion''': Notable because it was featured in Vermintide and the [[Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay]] game. Said to be made form the powdered arm-bone of a Giant and the simmering blood of a Bog spider. In Vermintide, it allows the user to bypass armor with a non-armor piercing weapon's regular attack with additional melee damage. In WFRP, it increase the S stats by 2 points.
	*'''[[Cannibalism]]''': Just like in real life, eating human flesh yields a forbidden addiction considered way too immoral even for fiction settings. To some twisted genius [[Drachenfels\|evil]] [[Nagash\|assholes]], they believe human flesh or blood contains the secret to immortality or the ingredient to rejuvenating one's youth. They were right unfortunately and made numerous evil experiments on innocents to achieve that immortality (see Nagash's elixir above). Unlike vampires who needs to drink blood for the sake of replenishment, many human nobility like [[Sigvald]] practice it not for the sake of youthfulness, but delicacy, or perhaps they've unknowing discovered the youthfulness in its flavor and were addicted to it also? Some primitive tribal society eat human flesh for the sake of achieving power (or so Nagash had fed his bullshit to because he hates them and they are too dumb to believe it) and had achieved [[ghoul\|ghoulification]] after suffered its addiction. In short, eating human flesh is something only monsters do (aka [[Ogre Kingdoms\|Ogres]], [[Skaven]], most of the monster beasts from the disorder side, dinosaurs from Lustria), humans who eat human flesh or blood lose their humanity and are now addicted to its taste. Worst drug ever.		*'''[[Cannibalism]]''': Just like in real life, eating human flesh yields a forbidden addiction considered way too immoral even for fiction settings. To some twisted genius [[Drachenfels\|evil]] [[Nagash\|assholes]], they believe human flesh or blood contains the secret to immortality or the ingredient to rejuvenating one's youth. They were right unfortunately and made numerous evil experiments on innocents to achieve that immortality (see Nagash's elixir above). Unlike vampires who needs to drink blood for the sake of replenishment, many human nobility like [[Sigvald]] practice it not for the sake of youthfulness, but delicacy, or perhaps they've unknowing discovered the youthfulness in its flavor and were addicted to it also? Some primitive tribal society eat human flesh for the sake of achieving power (or so Nagash had fed his bullshit to because he hates them and they are too dumb to believe it) and had achieved [[ghoul\|ghoulification]] after suffered its addiction. In short, eating human flesh is something only monsters do (aka [[Ogre Kingdoms\|Ogres]], [[Skaven]], most of the monster beasts from the disorder side, dinosaurs from Lustria), humans who eat human flesh or blood lose their humanity and are now addicted to its taste. Worst drug ever.
			*'''Aetherquartz''': Technically not a drug and from Age of Sigmar. But the Lumineth use it like Skaven use Warpstone. It enhances the mental and physical properties of the user but leaves a crippling depression after those effects wear off. The Lumineth get around this with Cathallars.

	= Drugs in [[Star Wars]] =		= Drugs in [[Star Wars]] =

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IRL drugs

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	*'''Cocaine''': (Addiction Rating: Medium , Fort DC: 10) ''I DO COCAINE!!! C-C-C-YEAH!!!!1!!!'' Originally used by Colombian natives who chewed the leaves of the coca plant (similar to the khat leaf in the Middle East and Africa or the betel berry in Asia). Your friendly neighborhood drug dealer probably sells the freebase "crack" cocaine, which is a cocaine compound that contains baking soda, sugar, salt, sand, ground glass, and whatever else he can use to bulk out his supply and [[Games Workshop\|sell you less for more]]. The good stuff hits like ecstasy, ritalin, and ten cups of coffee, making it a favorite of celebrities and bigwigs who need to go from barely functional to full throttle in about fifteen seconds. [[Snowflame]]'s weapon of choice.<sub>''Seriously, dude, a lot of cocaine.''</sub>		*'''Cocaine''': (Addiction Rating: Medium , Fort DC: 10) ''I DO COCAINE!!! C-C-C-YEAH!!!!1!!!'' Originally used by Colombian natives who chewed the leaves of the coca plant (similar to the khat leaf in the Middle East and Africa or the betel berry in Asia). Your friendly neighborhood drug dealer probably sells the freebase "crack" cocaine, which is a cocaine compound that contains baking soda, sugar, salt, sand, ground glass, and whatever else he can use to bulk out his supply and [[Games Workshop\|sell you less for more]]. The good stuff hits like ecstasy, ritalin, and ten cups of coffee, making it a favorite of celebrities and bigwigs who need to go from barely functional to full throttle in about fifteen seconds. [[Snowflame]]'s weapon of choice.<sub>''Seriously, dude, a lot of cocaine.''</sub>

	*'''Meth''': (Addiction Rating: High, Fort DC: 10; when making roll d20, on 20 user and all creatures within 20' radius must make a dexterity save or take 8d6 fire damage) ''You got this meth from "some dude" wearing khaki pants, who – you're 80% sure – had a mustache. And that's it? That's your brain working at full capacity?'' The cheaper rustbelt equivalent of cocaine with worse long term side effects. Has a social hierarchy with regards to consumption; vanilla users snort, experienced users inject, hardcore users eat that shit. Often called “white crack” by American cops as it’s used mostly by white people (where as crack cocaine is more popular amongst black folks). Can be produced by a number of chemical reaction using various medications and common household items, although the fumes are frequently explosive. If an apartment or trailer in the poor part of town spontaneously explodes, odds are good they were cooking meth. Fun fact, if you’re into meth (please don’t be), you should try drinking your own piss - your body can’t process meth like it does other drugs so you’re just pissing away perfectly reusable meth urine that will get you just as (if not more) fucked up as regular meth. Alternatives in the amphetamine family include Captagon in the Middle East.		*'''Meth''': (Addiction Rating: High, Fort DC: 10; when making roll d20, on 20 user and all creatures within 20' radius must make a dexterity save or take 8d6 fire damage) ''You got this meth from "some dude" wearing khaki pants, who – you're 80% sure – had a mustache. And that's it? That's your brain working at full capacity?'' The cheaper rustbelt equivalent of cocaine with worse long term side effects. Has a social hierarchy with regards to consumption; vanilla users snort, experienced users inject, hardcore users eat that shit. Often called “white crack” by American cops as it’s used mostly by white people (where as crack cocaine is more popular amongst black folks). Can be produced by a number of chemical reaction using various medications and common household items, although the fumes are frequently explosive. If an apartment or trailer in the poor part of town spontaneously explodes, odds are good they were cooking meth. It also decays your teeth and gums, this condition coming to be known as "meth mouth" (hope you didn't enjoy eating solid food or kissing). Fun fact, if you’re into meth (please don’t be), you should try drinking your own piss - your body can’t process meth like it does other drugs so you’re just pissing away perfectly reusable meth urine that will get you just as (if not more) fucked up as regular meth (jokes aside, please don't do this). Alternatives in the amphetamine family include Captagon in the Middle East.

	*'''Bath Salts''': (Addiction Rating: varies, Fort DC: 14) ''BRAINS!!! BRAINS!!!'' Although quite memey, it isn't an actual drug itself, but rather a group of '"Designer Drugs"' which are substances chemically close to illegal ones and can give the user a similar high. To avoid any legal action, they are hidden in "non-consumable" items, like actual bath salts, candles, and soaps. Typically substituted cathinones (ultimately derived from amphetamine-like ketones found in an African shrub.) The same game goes on with so called "synthetic marijuana," marketed as "Spife" or "K2" or various "incenses" (which smell awful and distinctively chemical) which are just psychoactively inert plant matter laced with a vast variety of synthetic cannabinoids. These chemicals are generally found by scouring medical and pharmaceutical journals for failed drug candidates. Some are relatively benign, some horribly dangerous, and when buying "bath salts" or "incense" you almost never know what you're going to get or how potent it will be, even with the same brand. It’s meth for people who have long since given away their last fuck.		*'''Bath Salts''': (Addiction Rating: varies, Fort DC: 14) ''BRAINS!!! BRAINS!!!'' Although quite memey, it isn't an actual drug itself, but rather a group of '"Designer Drugs"' which are substances chemically close to illegal ones and can give the user a similar high. To avoid any legal action, they are hidden in "non-consumable" items, like actual bath salts, candles, and soaps. Typically substituted cathinones (ultimately derived from amphetamine-like ketones found in an African shrub.) The same game goes on with so called "synthetic marijuana," marketed as "Spife" or "K2" or various "incenses" (which smell awful and distinctively chemical) which are just psychoactively inert plant matter laced with a vast variety of synthetic cannabinoids. These chemicals are generally found by scouring medical and pharmaceutical journals for failed drug candidates. Some are relatively benign, some horribly dangerous, and when buying "bath salts" or "incense" you almost never know what you're going to get or how potent it will be, even with the same brand. It’s meth for people who have long since given away their last fuck.

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	**'''Fungus beer''': Orky beer. Nothing more, nothing less. Usually brewed by enterprising gretchin to sell to their masters. Whether it works on humans or is even actually beer in the sense of being a brewed ''alcoholic'' beverage (as opposed to something uniquely orky) isn't totally clear. Note that since it's a fungus and so are orks, and orks are innately psychic, there may be sort of a spook like dynamic going on there, too.		**'''Fungus beer''': Orky beer. Nothing more, nothing less. Usually brewed by enterprising gretchin to sell to their masters. Whether it works on humans or is even actually beer in the sense of being a brewed ''alcoholic'' beverage (as opposed to something uniquely orky) isn't totally clear. Note that since it's a fungus and so are orks, and orks are innately psychic, there may be sort of a spook like dynamic going on there, too.
	**'''Lacrimosa''': Mentioned in the ''Angel Exterminatus'' novel. Said to be an exquisite wine bled by the [[Emperor's Children]], brewed from the tears of slaves. [[grimdark\|With just one sip, the user could experience the suffering of a thousand mortals, and taste its flavor filled with pain and pleasure. It also has erotic and repugnant aromas]]. Those Slaaneshii sick fucks...		**'''Lacrimosa''': Mentioned in the ''Angel Exterminatus'' novel. Said to be an exquisite wine bled by the [[Emperor's Children]], brewed from the tears of slaves. [[grimdark\|With just one sip, the user could experience the suffering of a thousand mortals, and taste its flavor filled with pain and pleasure. It also has erotic and repugnant aromas]]. Those Slaaneshii sick fucks...
	**'''Rahzvod''': Space vodka made for the [[Vostroyan Firstborn]]. It is a common distribution among their ration and ~~it's~~ use during deployment is ubiquitous enough that even Commissars don't bat an eye when it's drunk.		**'''Rahzvod''': Space vodka made for the [[Vostroyan Firstborn]]. It is a common distribution among their ration and its use during deployment is ubiquitous enough that even Commissars don't bat an eye when it's drunk.
	*'''Cigar''': Why the fuck not? These candy sticks hanging in your mouth prove that you are the manliest of men in the grimdark future. By the 41st millennium, tobacco seems to have been one of the plants that died off when [[Earth\|Terra]] [[Hive\|went industrial]], and has been replaced with tabac or lho leaves. However, it's only available to the high ranking offcers, the rich and beautiful, and [[commissar\|officers with big hats]]. Cigars are often used for celebrating victory, but [[Creed\|this fucker]] smokes one all the time because he knows [[Just as planned\|you have already lost]]. Also used surprisingly by Orks, though they probably fill theirs out with an inferior product like squig droppings or fungus cuttings or something like that.		*'''Cigar''': Why the fuck not? These candy sticks hanging in your mouth prove that you are the manliest of men in the grimdark future. By the 41st millennium, tobacco seems to have been one of the plants that died off when [[Earth\|Terra]] [[Hive\|went industrial]], and has been replaced with tabac or lho leaves. However, it's only available to the high ranking offcers, the rich and beautiful, and [[commissar\|officers with big hats]]. Cigars are often used for celebrating victory, but [[Creed\|this fucker]] smokes one all the time because he knows [[Just as planned\|you have already lost]]. Also used surprisingly by Orks, though they probably fill theirs out with an inferior product like squig droppings or fungus cuttings or something like that.
	*'''Barrage''': A super-roid combat drug that makes people as strong and tough as motherfucking Ogryns but wears off very quickly, leaving muscles and tendons torn to shreds by overexertion.		*'''Barrage''': A super-roid combat drug that makes people as strong and tough as motherfucking Ogryns but wears off very quickly, leaving muscles and tendons torn to shreds by overexertion.

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Common Drugs

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	**'''Sacra''': Tanith derived alcoholic drink, understandably rare since the planet got wiped. Inferred to be rough homebrewed spirit, probably similar to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poit%C3%ADn Poitín], given the Gaelic influences on the Tanith, although they traditionally served it warm.		**'''Sacra''': Tanith derived alcoholic drink, understandably rare since the planet got wiped. Inferred to be rough homebrewed spirit, probably similar to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poit%C3%ADn Poitín], given the Gaelic influences on the Tanith, although they traditionally served it warm.
	**'''Fungus beer''': Orky beer. Nothing more, nothing less. Usually brewed by enterprising gretchin to sell to their masters. Whether it works on humans or is even actually beer in the sense of being a brewed ''alcoholic'' beverage (as opposed to something uniquely orky) isn't totally clear. Note that since it's a fungus and so are orks, and orks are innately psychic, there may be sort of a spook like dynamic going on there, too.		**'''Fungus beer''': Orky beer. Nothing more, nothing less. Usually brewed by enterprising gretchin to sell to their masters. Whether it works on humans or is even actually beer in the sense of being a brewed ''alcoholic'' beverage (as opposed to something uniquely orky) isn't totally clear. Note that since it's a fungus and so are orks, and orks are innately psychic, there may be sort of a spook like dynamic going on there, too.
	**'''Lacrimosa''': Mentioned in the ''Angel Exterminatus'' novel. Said to be an exquisite wine bled by the [[Emperor's Children]], ~~blew~~ from the tears of slaves. [[grimdark\|With just one sip, the user could experience the suffering of a thousand mortals, and taste its flavor filled with pain and pleasure. It also has erotic and repugnant aromas]]. Those Slaaneshii sick fucks...		**'''Lacrimosa''': Mentioned in the ''Angel Exterminatus'' novel. Said to be an exquisite wine bled by the [[Emperor's Children]], brewed from the tears of slaves. [[grimdark\|With just one sip, the user could experience the suffering of a thousand mortals, and taste its flavor filled with pain and pleasure. It also has erotic and repugnant aromas]]. Those Slaaneshii sick fucks...
	**'''Rahzvod''': Space vodka made for the [[Vostroyan Firstborn]]. It is a common distribution among their ration and it's use during deployment is ubiquitous enough that even Commissars don't bat an eye when it's drunk.		**'''Rahzvod''': Space vodka made for the [[Vostroyan Firstborn]]. It is a common distribution among their ration and it's use during deployment is ubiquitous enough that even Commissars don't bat an eye when it's drunk.
	*'''Cigar''': Why the fuck not? These candy sticks hanging in your mouth prove that you are the manliest of men in the grimdark future. By the 41st millennium, tobacco seems to have been one of the plants that died off when [[Earth\|Terra]] [[Hive\|went industrial]], and has been replaced with tabac or lho leaves. However, it's only available to the high ranking offcers, the rich and beautiful, and [[commissar\|officers with big hats]]. Cigars are often used for celebrating victory, but [[Creed\|this fucker]] smokes one all the time because he knows [[Just as planned\|you have already lost]]. Also used surprisingly by Orks, though they probably fill theirs out with an inferior product like squig droppings or fungus cuttings or something like that.		*'''Cigar''': Why the fuck not? These candy sticks hanging in your mouth prove that you are the manliest of men in the grimdark future. By the 41st millennium, tobacco seems to have been one of the plants that died off when [[Earth\|Terra]] [[Hive\|went industrial]], and has been replaced with tabac or lho leaves. However, it's only available to the high ranking offcers, the rich and beautiful, and [[commissar\|officers with big hats]]. Cigars are often used for celebrating victory, but [[Creed\|this fucker]] smokes one all the time because he knows [[Just as planned\|you have already lost]]. Also used surprisingly by Orks, though they probably fill theirs out with an inferior product like squig droppings or fungus cuttings or something like that.

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Combat Drugs

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	*'''Polymorphine''': Used by [[Callidus]] assassins. Note that it's POLYMORPH-ine, not poly-MORPHINE. This drug allows the user to alter their body shape and appearance, allowing them to impersonate other persons, members of the opposite sex, and even humanoid xenos like Orks and Eldar. That's why it is so easy to troll [[Macha]]. Sometimes also given out by [[Inquisition\|morally ambiguous types]] to make infiltrators minus the superhuman assassin part. Cheaper and effective, but less flexibility. In the [[Jaq Draco\|Inquisitor novel]] written by Ian Watson, a Callidus assassin named Meh'Lindi can only transform into [[genestealers]] due to an experiment, meaning the drug's effectiveness may depend on the person that uses it. It also apparently has a very distinctive odour from prolonged use, which makes long term infiltrations difficult for the assassin without taking measures to disguise the smell.		*'''Polymorphine''': Used by [[Callidus]] assassins. Note that it's POLYMORPH-ine, not poly-MORPHINE. This drug allows the user to alter their body shape and appearance, allowing them to impersonate other persons, members of the opposite sex, and even humanoid xenos like Orks and Eldar. That's why it is so easy to troll [[Macha]]. Sometimes also given out by [[Inquisition\|morally ambiguous types]] to make infiltrators minus the superhuman assassin part. Cheaper and effective, but less flexibility. In the [[Jaq Draco\|Inquisitor novel]] written by Ian Watson, a Callidus assassin named Meh'Lindi can only transform into [[genestealers]] due to an experiment, meaning the drug's effectiveness may depend on the person that uses it. It also apparently has a very distinctive odour from prolonged use, which makes long term infiltrations difficult for the assassin without taking measures to disguise the smell.

	*'''The Chirurgeon''': Used by that [[Fabius Bile\|Fabulous Bill]] after learning the trade from [[Urien Rakarth\|the sickest of fucks]]. It is a part-sorcerous and part-technological device that acts like an unholy mix of a life-support device crossed with a set of surgeon's tools, constantly patching Mr. Fabulous' failing body up. The device is charged with warp energy and Fabius can use it on persons other than himself if he wants. Naturally, it has the typical consequences of jamming warp-based shit into your bloodstream. In a rather WAT move, it turns out the original ~~Chirugeon~~ became partly sentient, was able to reproduce, and ~~it's~~ many offspring serve each Bile Clone as ably as the original.		*'''The Chirurgeon''': Used by that [[Fabius Bile\|Fabulous Bill]] after learning the trade from [[Urien Rakarth\|the sickest of fucks]]. It is a part-sorcerous and part-technological device that acts like an unholy mix of a life-support device crossed with a set of surgeon's tools, constantly patching Mr. Fabulous' failing body up. The device is charged with warp energy and Fabius can use it on persons other than himself if he wants. Naturally, it has the typical consequences of jamming warp-based shit into your bloodstream. In a rather WAT move, it turns out the [https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Chirurgeon original Chirurgeon] became [[Daemon Engine\|partly sentient,]] was able to reproduce, and its many offspring serve each Bile Clone as ably as the original.

	*'''Commorite Stimm-Rack''': Another variant of chirurgeon. Sick ass slurpy drug chemical rack things that comes in [[Mountain Dew\|three different flavors]]. One of [[Lucius\|Lucius's]] prized possessions after winning the contest of sickfuckery in the Dark Eldar arena and installed by the [[Fabius Bile\|fabulous one]] himself.		*'''Commorite Stimm-Rack''': Another variant of chirurgeon. Sick ass slurpy drug chemical rack things that comes in [[Mountain Dew\|three different flavors]]. One of [[Lucius\|Lucius's]] prized possessions after winning the contest of sickfuckery in the Dark Eldar arena and installed by the [[Fabius Bile\|fabulous one]] himself.

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	[[File:Cocaine-Cat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Ever wonder why all the best music and movies come from the 70's and 80's? And why so many bafflingly awful projects got made in that same era?<ref>Just to name a few: [[Wikipedia:Zardoz\|Zardoz]], [[Wikipedia:Exorcist II: The Heretic\|Exorcist II: The Heretic]], [[Wikipedia:Heaven's Gate (film)\|Heaven's Gate]], [[Wikipedia:Music from "The Elder"\|Music from "The Elder"]], and [[Wikipedia:Kilroy Was Here (album)\|Kilroy Was Here]].</ref>]]		[[File:Cocaine-Cat.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Ever wonder why all the best music and movies come from the 70's and 80's? And why so many bafflingly awful projects got made in that same era?<ref>Just to name a few: [[Wikipedia:Zardoz\|Zardoz]], [[Wikipedia:Exorcist II: The Heretic\|Exorcist II: The Heretic]], [[Wikipedia:Heaven's Gate (film)\|Heaven's Gate]], [[Wikipedia:Music from "The Elder"\|Music from "The Elder"]], and [[Wikipedia:Kilroy Was Here (album)\|Kilroy Was Here]].</ref>]]

	*'''Cocaine''': (Addiction Rating: Medium , Fort DC: 10) ''I DO COCAINE!!! C-C-C-YEAH!!!!1!!!'' Originally used by Colombian natives who chewed the leaves of the coca plant (similar to the khat leaf in the Middle East and Africa or the betel berry in Asia). Your friendly neighborhood drug dealer probably sells the freebase "crack" cocaine, which is a cocaine compound that contains baking soda, sugar, salt, sand, ground glass, and whatever else he can use to bulk out his supply and [[Games Workshop\|sell you less for more]]. The good stuff hits like ecstasy, ritalin, and ten cups of coffee, making it a favorite of celebrities and bigwigs who need to go from barely functional to full throttle in about fifteen seconds. [[Snowflame]]'s weapon of choice.<sub>''Seriously, dude, a lot of cocaine.''</sub>		*'''Cocaine''': (Addiction Rating: Medium , Fort DC: 10) ''I DO COCAINE!!! C-C-C-YEAH!!!!1!!!'' Originally used by Colombian natives who chewed the leaves of the coca plant (similar to the khat leaf in the Middle East and Africa or the betel berry in Asia). Your friendly neighborhood drug dealer probably sells the freebase "crack" cocaine, which is a cocaine compound that contains baking soda, sugar, salt, sand, ground glass, and whatever else he can use to bulk out his supply and [[Games Workshop\|sell you less for more]]. The good stuff hits like ecstasy, ritalin, and ten cups of coffee, making it a favorite of celebrities and bigwigs who need to go from barely functional to full throttle in about fifteen seconds. [[Snowflame]]'s weapon of choice.<sub>''Seriously, dude, a lot of cocaine.''</sub>

	*'''Meth''': (Addiction Rating: High, Fort DC: 10; when making roll d20, on 20 user and all creatures within 20' radius must make a dexterity save or take 8d6 fire damage) ''You got this meth from "some dude" wearing khaki pants, who – you're 80% sure – had a mustache. And that's it? That's your brain working at full capacity?'' The cheaper rustbelt equivalent of cocaine with worse long term side effects. Has a social hierarchy with regards to consumption; vanilla users snort, experienced users inject, hardcore users eat that shit. Often called “white crack” by American cops as it’s used mostly by white people (where as crack cocaine is more popular amongst black folks). Can be produced by a number of chemical reaction using various medications and common household items, although the fumes are frequently explosive. If an apartment or trailer in the poor part of town spontaneously explodes, odds are good they were cooking meth. Fun fact, if you’re into meth (please don’t be), you should try drinking your own piss - your body can’t process meth like it does other drugs so you’re just pissing away perfectly reusable meth urine that will get you just as (if not more) fucked up as regular meth.		*'''Meth''': (Addiction Rating: High, Fort DC: 10; when making roll d20, on 20 user and all creatures within 20' radius must make a dexterity save or take 8d6 fire damage) ''You got this meth from "some dude" wearing khaki pants, who – you're 80% sure – had a mustache. And that's it? That's your brain working at full capacity?'' The cheaper rustbelt equivalent of cocaine with worse long term side effects. Has a social hierarchy with regards to consumption; vanilla users snort, experienced users inject, hardcore users eat that shit. Often called “white crack” by American cops as it’s used mostly by white people (where as crack cocaine is more popular amongst black folks). Can be produced by a number of chemical reaction using various medications and common household items, although the fumes are frequently explosive. If an apartment or trailer in the poor part of town spontaneously explodes, odds are good they were cooking meth. Fun fact, if you’re into meth (please don’t be), you should try drinking your own piss - your body can’t process meth like it does other drugs so you’re just pissing away perfectly reusable meth urine that will get you just as (if not more) fucked up as regular meth. Alternatives in the amphetamine family include Captagon in the Middle East.

	*'''Bath Salts''': (Addiction Rating: varies, Fort DC: 14) ''BRAINS!!! BRAINS!!!'' Although quite memey, it isn't an actual drug itself, but rather a group of '"Designer Drugs"' which are substances chemically close to illegal ones and can give the user a similar high. To avoid any legal action, they are hidden in "non-consumable" items, like actual bath salts, candles, and soaps. Typically substituted cathinones (ultimately derived from amphetamine-like ketones found in an African shrub.) The same game goes on with so called "synthetic marijuana," marketed as "Spife" or "K2" or various "incenses" (which smell awful and distinctively chemical) which are just psychoactively inert plant matter laced with a vast variety of synthetic cannabinoids. These chemicals are generally found by scouring medical and pharmaceutical journals for failed drug candidates. Some are relatively benign, some horribly dangerous, and when buying "bath salts" or "incense" you almost never know what you're going to get or how potent it will be, even with the same brand. It’s meth for people who have long since given away their last fuck.		*'''Bath Salts''': (Addiction Rating: varies, Fort DC: 14) ''BRAINS!!! BRAINS!!!'' Although quite memey, it isn't an actual drug itself, but rather a group of '"Designer Drugs"' which are substances chemically close to illegal ones and can give the user a similar high. To avoid any legal action, they are hidden in "non-consumable" items, like actual bath salts, candles, and soaps. Typically substituted cathinones (ultimately derived from amphetamine-like ketones found in an African shrub.) The same game goes on with so called "synthetic marijuana," marketed as "Spife" or "K2" or various "incenses" (which smell awful and distinctively chemical) which are just psychoactively inert plant matter laced with a vast variety of synthetic cannabinoids. These chemicals are generally found by scouring medical and pharmaceutical journals for failed drug candidates. Some are relatively benign, some horribly dangerous, and when buying "bath salts" or "incense" you almost never know what you're going to get or how potent it will be, even with the same brand. It’s meth for people who have long since given away their last fuck.

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	*'''Bath Salts''': (Addiction Rating: varies, Fort DC: 14) ''BRAINS!!! BRAINS!!!'' Although quite memey, it isn't an actual drug itself, but rather a group of '"Designer Drugs"' which are substances chemically close to illegal ones and can give the user a similar high. To avoid any legal action, they are hidden in "non-consumable" items, like actual bath salts, candles, and soaps. Typically substituted cathinones (ultimately derived from amphetamine-like ketones found in an African shrub.) The same game goes on with so called "synthetic marijuana," marketed as "Spife" or "K2" or various "incenses" (which smell awful and distinctively chemical) which are just psychoactively inert plant matter laced with a vast variety of synthetic cannabinoids. These chemicals are generally found by scouring medical and pharmaceutical journals for failed drug candidates. Some are relatively benign, some horribly dangerous, and when buying "bath salts" or "incense" you almost never know what you're going to get or how potent it will be, even with the same brand. It’s meth for people who have long since given away their last fuck.		*'''Bath Salts''': (Addiction Rating: varies, Fort DC: 14) ''BRAINS!!! BRAINS!!!'' Although quite memey, it isn't an actual drug itself, but rather a group of '"Designer Drugs"' which are substances chemically close to illegal ones and can give the user a similar high. To avoid any legal action, they are hidden in "non-consumable" items, like actual bath salts, candles, and soaps. Typically substituted cathinones (ultimately derived from amphetamine-like ketones found in an African shrub.) The same game goes on with so called "synthetic marijuana," marketed as "Spife" or "K2" or various "incenses" (which smell awful and distinctively chemical) which are just psychoactively inert plant matter laced with a vast variety of synthetic cannabinoids. These chemicals are generally found by scouring medical and pharmaceutical journals for failed drug candidates. Some are relatively benign, some horribly dangerous, and when buying "bath salts" or "incense" you almost never know what you're going to get or how potent it will be, even with the same brand. It’s meth for people who have long since given away their last fuck.

	*'''Opiates''': (Addiction Rating: High, Fort DC: 6) ''Cause it makes me feel like a man when I put a spike in my vein'' The dried latex harvested from the opium poppy is one of the oldest drugs known in human history. Morphine is the principal psychoactive component of opium, which has legitimate medicinal uses but most developed nations heavily regulate it. It can be further refined into diacetylmorphine, better known as heroin. More recently has expanded into a wide variety of highly addictive pain medications. The blissful high these produce is exactly what leads people to start making shit like Krokodil (don’t do Krokodil - pieces of your body will start falling off, google it…on an empty stomach). Good old opiates are so powerful they once provoked a literal drug war; as in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opium_Wars two countries' governments - Britain and China - actually went to war against each other to control the trade in the 19th century].		*'''Opiates''': (Addiction Rating: High, Fort DC: 6) ''Cause it makes me feel like a man when I put a spike in my vein'' The dried latex harvested from the opium poppy is one of the oldest drugs known in human history. Morphine is the principal psychoactive component of opium, which has legitimate medicinal uses but most developed nations heavily regulate it. It can be further refined into diacetylmorphine, better known as heroin. More recently has expanded into a wide variety of highly addictive pain medications. The blissful high these produce is exactly what leads people to start making shit like Krokodil (don’t do Krokodil - pieces of your body will start falling off, google it…on an empty stomach). Good old opiates are so powerful they once provoked a literal drug war; as in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opium_Wars two countries' governments - Britain and China - actually went to war against each other to control the trade in the 19th century]. Another variety is fentanyl; an opiate that can be synthesized with a bunch of commercially available precursor chemicals overseas.

	* '''Psychedelics''': (Addiction Rating: Negligible to Low, Fort DC: ?) ''Picture yourself in a boat on a river, with tangerine trees and marmalade skies...'' Mind altering substances that produce hallucinations. Most famous for LSD, or acid, which increases color saturation and induces visual hallucinations like perceived movement of still objects and seeing nonexistent patterns. Also includes a variety of hallucinogenic mushrooms which have been used both religiously and recreationally by various cultures around the world for thousands of years. Although some effects may be similar in high dosages, over the counter medications like Dramamine, Benadryl, and DayQuil are not psychedelics. AKA [[Spook#Spook IRL\|IRL spook]]. You also tend to get super suggestible when on hallucinogens, so be in a good, safe space, around decent folk in a chill atmosphere, unless of course you want to fall into a pit of gnashing teeth or WORSE.		* '''Psychedelics''': (Addiction Rating: Negligible to Low, Fort DC: ?) ''Picture yourself in a boat on a river, with tangerine trees and marmalade skies...'' Mind altering substances that produce hallucinations. Most famous for LSD, or acid, which increases color saturation and induces visual hallucinations like perceived movement of still objects and seeing nonexistent patterns. Also includes a variety of hallucinogenic mushrooms which have been used both religiously and recreationally by various cultures around the world for thousands of years. Although some effects may be similar in high dosages, over the counter medications like Dramamine, Benadryl, and DayQuil are not psychedelics. AKA [[Spook#Spook IRL\|IRL spook]]. You also tend to get super suggestible when on hallucinogens, so be in a good, safe space, around decent folk in a chill atmosphere, unless of course you want to fall into a pit of gnashing teeth or WORSE.

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	===Common Drugs===		===Common Drugs===
	*'''Alcohol beverages''': Despite the coming of the Grimdark future, alcohol remains popular and widespread among humanity. Unlike foods which are now mostly processed spam mixed with xeno flesh, alcohol remains the same and comes with even more variants from different planet culture to another, even among xenos. Some can be very strong, so strong only the astartes, some xenos or other abhumans can drink it.		*'''[[Alcohol]] beverages''': Despite the coming of the Grimdark future, alcohol remains popular and widespread among humanity. Unlike foods which are now mostly processed spam mixed with xeno flesh, alcohol remains the same and comes with even more variants from different planet culture to another, even among xenos. Some can be very strong, so strong only the astartes, some xenos or other abhumans can drink it.
	**'''Amasec''': A type of good ol' fashioned distilled booze. Ranges in quality from really good stuff that is favored by Guard and Naval Officers, the more flamboyant Inquisitors, Rogue Traders, nobles and the like, to cheap stuff good only for killing brain cells and degreasing engines (usually called ''Rotgut''). Usually implied to take the social position whisky or maybe brandy do in our day to day, or occasionally more exotic liquors like ''arrack'' (which can mean different things in different parts of the Orient, e.g. in Sri Lanka or Persia.) Definitely hard liquor though, and fairly ubiquitous.		**'''Amasec''': A type of good ol' fashioned distilled booze. Ranges in quality from really good stuff that is favored by Guard and Naval Officers, the more flamboyant Inquisitors, Rogue Traders, nobles and the like, to cheap stuff good only for killing brain cells and degreasing engines (usually called ''Rotgut''). Usually implied to take the social position whisky or maybe brandy do in our day to day, or occasionally more exotic liquors like ''arrack'' (which can mean different things in different parts of the Orient, e.g. in Sri Lanka or Persia.) Definitely hard liquor though, and fairly ubiquitous.
	**'''Real rotgut''': hope that the ethanol to promethium ratio is in your favor. The worst of the worst, distilled on a small scale and often with plenty of impurities, found in declasse establishments and holes in the wall in the underhives of Necromunda and similar, or improvised by Guardsman.		**'''Real rotgut''': hope that the ethanol to promethium ratio is in your favor. The worst of the worst, distilled on a small scale and often with plenty of impurities, found in declasse establishments and holes in the wall in the underhives of Necromunda and similar, or improvised by Guardsman.

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	*'''Polymorphine''': Used by [[Callidus]] assassins. Note that it's POLYMORPH-ine, not poly-MORPHINE. This drug allows the user to alter their body shape and appearance, allowing them to impersonate other persons, members of the opposite sex, and even humanoid xenos like Orks and Eldar. That's why it is so easy to troll [[Macha]]. Sometimes also given out by [[Inquisition\|morally ambiguous types]] to make infiltrators minus the superhuman assassin part. Cheaper and effective, but less flexibility. In the [[Jaq Draco\|Inquisitor novel]] written by Ian Watson, a Callidus assassin named Meh'Lindi can only transform into [[genestealers]] due to an experiment, meaning the drug's effectiveness may depend on the person that uses it. It also apparently has a very distinctive odour from prolonged use, which makes long term infiltrations difficult for the assassin without taking measures to disguise the smell.		*'''Polymorphine''': Used by [[Callidus]] assassins. Note that it's POLYMORPH-ine, not poly-MORPHINE. This drug allows the user to alter their body shape and appearance, allowing them to impersonate other persons, members of the opposite sex, and even humanoid xenos like Orks and Eldar. That's why it is so easy to troll [[Macha]]. Sometimes also given out by [[Inquisition\|morally ambiguous types]] to make infiltrators minus the superhuman assassin part. Cheaper and effective, but less flexibility. In the [[Jaq Draco\|Inquisitor novel]] written by Ian Watson, a Callidus assassin named Meh'Lindi can only transform into [[genestealers]] due to an experiment, meaning the drug's effectiveness may depend on the person that uses it. It also apparently has a very distinctive odour from prolonged use, which makes long term infiltrations difficult for the assassin without taking measures to disguise the smell.

	*'''The Chirurgeon''': Used by that [[Fabius Bile\|Fabulous Bill]] after learning the trade from [[Urien Rakarth\|the sickest of fucks]]. It is a part-sorcerous and part-technological device that acts like an unholy mix of a life-support device crossed with a set of surgeon's tools, constantly patching Mr. Fabulous' failing body up. The device is charged with warp energy and Fabius can use it on persons other than himself if he wants. Naturally, it has the typical consequences of jamming warp-based shit into your bloodstream. In a rather WAT move, it turns out the original ~~Chirugeon~~ became partly sentient, was able to reproduce, and ~~it's~~ many offspring serve each Bile Clone as ably as the original.		*'''The Chirurgeon''': Used by that [[Fabius Bile\|Fabulous Bill]] after learning the trade from [[Urien Rakarth\|the sickest of fucks]]. It is a part-sorcerous and part-technological device that acts like an unholy mix of a life-support device crossed with a set of surgeon's tools, constantly patching Mr. Fabulous' failing body up. The device is charged with warp energy and Fabius can use it on persons other than himself if he wants. Naturally, it has the typical consequences of jamming warp-based shit into your bloodstream. In a rather WAT move, it turns out the [https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Chirurgeon original Chirurgeon] became [[Daemon Engine\|partly sentient,]] was able to reproduce, and its many offspring serve each Bile Clone as ably as the original.

	*'''Commorite Stimm-Rack''': Another variant of chirurgeon. Sick ass slurpy drug chemical rack things that comes in [[Mountain Dew\|three different flavors]]. One of [[Lucius\|Lucius's]] prized possessions after winning the contest of sickfuckery in the Dark Eldar arena and installed by the [[Fabius Bile\|fabulous one]] himself.		*'''Commorite Stimm-Rack''': Another variant of chirurgeon. Sick ass slurpy drug chemical rack things that comes in [[Mountain Dew\|three different flavors]]. One of [[Lucius\|Lucius's]] prized possessions after winning the contest of sickfuckery in the Dark Eldar arena and installed by the [[Fabius Bile\|fabulous one]] himself.