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Hazards [Poisons, Temperatures, & Beneficials]

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Posted: Fri May 29, 2015 9:35 pm


	Hazards System Detrimental Light Poisons Any not yet discovered are labeled with NYD. Alcohol 5 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks Secondary: Aerial attacks Confusion Mood swings Disorientation Vomiting: 10 doses Is highly flammable Antimony 2 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks Headaches Dizziness Depression Vomiting: 3 doses Arsenic 2 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks Blisters Coughing Cancer Severe haemorrhaging: 10 doses Capsaicin 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Slight Nerve Burning Irritation Inflammation reduction Carbon Mono/dioxide NYD 2 Doses until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Headaches Nausea Vomiting Dizziness Fatigue Confusion: 3 doses Disorientation: 3 doses Visual irregularities: 4 doses Syncope: 4 doses Seizures: 5 doses Food Poisoning 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal Attacks Cold and Flu mimic Kiraluna NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks All positive and negative descriptives are negated Severe crippling, debilitating pain Medicinal Overdose/Eiseijutsu As with all medical items & jutsus, overdosing produces heavier effects, including coma, & eventual death. Mercury 2 Doses until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Tremors Impaired cognitive skills Insomnia: 4 doses. Prevents chakra recovery through sleep. Delirium: 5 doses. Hallucinations: 5 doses. Suicidal: 6 doses. Mirnroot NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks Physical aspects of jutsu are shrunk to teenie tiny sizes Partial paralysis Moonseeds 20 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks Death Morphine 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Sensory impairment Motor impairment Attention impairment Jutsu Amnesia: 5 doses/jutsu Pain reduction: 1/2 dose Narcissus 5 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks Vomiting Diarrhea Convulsions Opium 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal Attacks Lung collapse Long-term intoxication: Internal only, 2 doses. Radon 10 Doses until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Cancer, many years in the future. Shertato NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks Mental aspects of jutsu backfire, producing inverted results Aural Migraine Snakeroot 2 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks Trembling Vomiting Severe internal pain Sneezing Powder 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Sneezing Indigestion: 2 doses Fainting: 3 doses Low heart rate: 4 doses Low blood pressure: 4 doses Steroids NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks First Gate unlock Gradual gender change: 2 doses, reoccuring. Tear Gas NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Crying Irritation Sneezing Coughing Temporary blindness: 2 doses Thallium 10 Doses until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Cancer Medium Poisons Limitation: Medium poisons decay within 1 in-rp week of creation. Any not yet discovered are labeled with NYD. Angel's Trumpet (Brugmansia) 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Confusion Migraines Partial paralysis Tachycardia (increased heart rate) Sedative: 2 doses internally Decongestant: 2 doses internally Visual and auditory hallucinations: 2 doses Diarrhea: 3 doses Mydriasis and cycloplegia: 3 doses Temporary insanity: 4 doses Death: 5 doses Angel's Trumpet (Datura) 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks Delirium Hyperthermia Tachycardia (increased heart rate) Mydriasis and cycloplegia: 3 doses Temporary insanity: 3 doses Amnesia: 4 doses Death: 5 doses Bushman's Poison 1 Doses until effect Primary: Internal Snakebite anti-poison: Light Death: 3 doses (at day's end) Chokecherry 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks Effective only against animals Rapid breathing Dilated pupils Muscle convulsions: 2 doses Shock: 3 doses Death: 4 doses English Yew 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks Accelerated heart rate Muscle tremors Muscle convulsions: 2 doses Muscle collapse: 3 doses Lung collapse: 3 doses Circulation impairment: 4 doses Death: 10 doses Fear 1 Dose until effect Primary: Genjutsu Secondary: Any Fight or flight response Rapid heart rate Increased blood pressure Supremely dulled senses (includes traits, bonuses, through jutsu usage, etc) Light sensitivity Heavy sweating Ghost Pepper (Naga Jolokia) NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Moderate nerve burning Moderate irritation Inflammation reduction Coughing: 2 doses Runny nose: 2 doses Temporary blindness: 2 doses Suffocation: 2 doses Illegal Drugs This & Recreational Drugs cover the entire rest of the spectrum of drugs not mentioned in this guide. Illegal Drugs usually cover the unusual manipulations of normally Light Poisons, putting them into a higher concentration. Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Mace NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Moderate nerve burning Moderate irritation Inflammation reduction Temporary blindness: 2 doses Suffocation: 2 doses Maelboro NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks -20 chakra and stamina per post Temporary insanity Medicinal Overdose/Eiseijutsu As with all medical items & jutsus, overdosing produces heavier effects, including coma, & eventual death. Moulding Shroom 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Hallucinations Increased hunger for more shrooms Desire to force others to eat them Discoloration of skin to purple Affected skin grows more mushrooms Senju are drained of chakra to incapacitation Nikolatree NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks Strengths become weaknesses, and vice-versa Amnesia Orqwart NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks -1 activations per post Temporary blindness Pepper Spray NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Moderate nerve burning Moderate irritation Inflammation reduction Coughing Runny nose Temporary blindness: 2 doses Potassium Chloride 2 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks Muscle Seizure Cardiac Arrest: 5 doses Radiation 2 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks Secondary: Aerial attacks Burning Vomiting Diarrhea: 4 doses Cancer, many years in the future. Recreational Drugs This & Illegal Drugs cover the entire rest of the spectrum of drugs not mentioned in this guide. Recreational Drugs refer to drugs such as alcohol, tobacco, caffiene, marijuana, depressants, hallucinogens, stimulants, & inhalants taken in larger doses than recommended. Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Spurge Laurel 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Caustic Skin rashes Strychnine 2 Doses until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Convulsions Muscle Spasms Asphyxiation: 4 doses Death: 5 doses (at day's end) Suzubean NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Moves 40 stamina to chakra per post. Excess is vented painfully. Unconsciousness Taiyobean NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Moves 40 chakra to stamina per post. Excess is vented painfully Unconsciousness Toxic Shock Syndrome 2 Doses until effect Primary: Internal attacks High Fever Confusion Stupor Organ Failure: 4 doses Toxicodendron 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Allergic reactions: Red eyes Itchiness Runny nose Eczema Hives Asthma attack: 3 doses Anaphylaxis: 5 doses Heavy Poisons Limitation: Heavy poisons decay within 1 in-rp day of creation, and are thusly not suitable for creating ahead of time. Any not yet discovered are labeled with NYD. > 100% Oxygen (at sea level air pressure) NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attack Disorientation Breathing problems Myopia Seizures: 2 doses Neuron destruction: 3 doses Death: 4 doses Abrin (Rosary Pea) 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attack Secondary: Internal attack Counter: None. Respiratory distress Fever Coughing Nausea Tightness in the chest Heavy sweating Pulmonary edema Low blood pressure: 2 doses Expelling of internal fluids: 2 doses Dehydration: 2 doses Hallucinations Seizures: 3 doses Internal organ failure: 3 doses Death: 4 doses Agent Orange NYD 2 Doses until effect Primary: Aerial attack Diabetes Cancer Tingling nerves Numbness Headaches Large mood swings Intestinal distress Death: 4 doses Atropine (Mandrake) 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal Dizziness Hallucinations Nausea Pain reliever Amnesia: 2 doses Convulsions: 2 doses Dilated pupils: 2 doses Tachycardia: 2 doses Loss of balance: 2 doses Rash: 2 doses Slurred Speech: 2 doses Death: 3 doses Black Widow Poison 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Severe muscle pain Muscle spasms Abdominal cramps Abnormally increased sweating Tachycardia Effects last for 1 month Chamahlla 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attacks All elemental wheel bonuses and weaknesses are negated Supremely dulled senses (includes traits, bonuses, through jutsu usage, etc) Cyanide NYD 2 Doses until effect Primary: Aerial attack Secondary: Internal attack Death Ecstasy 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Euphoria Increased socialness Increased empathy Unnatural calmness Mild hallucinations Enhanced senses Brain lesions Hyperthermia Dehydration Expelling of internal fluids: 2 doses Insomnia: no chakra recovery: 2 doses Sweating: 2 doses Tachycardia: 2 doses Convulsions: 3 doses Confusion: 3 doses Hallucinations: 3 doses Amnesia: 4 doses Death: 5 doses GHB 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Euphoria Disinhibition Increased empathy Nausea: 2 doses Dizziness: 2 doses Drowsiness: 2 doses Agitation: 2 doses Hallucinations: 2 doses Difficulty breathing: 3 doses Amnesia: 3 doses Unconsciousness: 4 doses Death: 5 doses Hemlock 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Respiratory collapse Paralysis: 2 doses Death: 3 doses Medicinal Overdose/Eiseijutsu As with all medical items & jutsus, overdosing produces heavier effects, including coma, & eventual death. Monkshood (Wolfsbane) 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Sweating Dizziness Difficulty in breathing Headaches Confusion Tingling Numbness: 2 doses Paralysis: 2 doses Death: 6 doses Naga Viper Pepper NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Aerial attacks Secondary: Internal attacks Coughing Runny nose Temporary blindness Suffocation Supreme irritation Supreme nerve burning Supreme inflammation reduction Nerve Toxins (Sarin) NYD 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Secondary: Aerial attack Counter: Atropine Respiratory collapse Runny nose Pupil constriction Nausea Drooling Expelling of internal fluids Convulsions Comatose: 2 doses Death: 3 doses Nightshade (Atropa Belladonna) 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal Confusion Hallucinations Delirium Pain reliever Amnesia: 2 doses Convulsions: 2 doses Dilated pupils: 2 doses Tachycardia: 2 doses Loss of balance: 2 doses Rash: 2 doses Slurred Speech: 2 doses Death: 3 doses Oleander 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Expelling of internal fluids Abdominal pain Allergic reactions Wildly swinging heartbeat Drowsiness: 2 doses Seizures: 2 doses Coma: 3 doses Death: 4 doses Rhododendron 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Effective only against animals Depression Projectile vomiting Hypersalivation Partial paralysis: 2 doses Stupor: 2 doses Coma: 3 doses Death: 4 doses Ricin (Castor Bean) 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Nausea Diarrhea Tachycardia Seizures: 2 doses Hypotension: 2 doses Death: 4 doses Snake Venom 1 Dose until effect Primary: Internal attack Respiratory paralysis Affected limb, swelling Affected limb, discoloration Expelling of internal fluids: 2 doses Low blood pressure: 2 doses Death: 3 doses Temperature ___Frostbite Guide: Frostbitten Applies 1 Dose/Rank Remember, lower doses compound with each higher dose added on! If there are multiple effects in a dose level when it is applied, pick one [1]. Primary: Chakra attacks: Attacks like Hyouton Manipulation and the Shinsetsu Clan. Secondary: External attacks: 1/2 dose rate: Attacks which target the outward body. Usually physical and ambient. Frostnip Stage Numbness: 1st dose Shivering: 1st dose Cold skin: 2 doses Prickling feeling: 2 doses Superficial Frostbite Stage Off-tint skin: 3 doses Skin hardening: 3 doses Joint stiffness: 4 doses Muscle stiffness: 4 doses Superficial ice crystals: 5 doses Skin feels warm: 5 doses Severe Frostbite Stage Subcutaneous ice crystals: 6 doses Loss of cold, pain and discomfort: 6 doses Intense shivering: 7 doses Slurred speech: 7 doses Drowsiness: 8 doses Loss of coordination: 8 doses Non-functional joints and muscles: 9 doses Unconsciousness: 9 doses Frozen Death: 10 doses Warming Up Primary: External warmth, -1 dose. Secondary: Katon ambience (1/2 dose rate, i.e. B-ranked amount of Katon is -2 Doses) Frostnip Pain and tingling No permanent damage Superficial Mottled skin colors Stinging, burning, swelling Blistering and discharge Severe Large blisters Blackened tissue Hardened tissue ___Hydration Guide: Dehydration Applies 1 Dose/Rank Remember, lower doses compound with each higher dose added on! If there are multiple effects in a dose level when it is applied, pick one [1]. Primary: Chakra attacks: Attacks like Scorch Manipulation and Taiyo no Senkou. Secondary: External attacks: 1/2 dose rate: Attacks which target the outward body. Usually physical. Stamina costs increased by 5. (includes chakra expenditures): 1st dose Tiredness: 2 doses Headache: 2 doses Dry mouth and skin: 3 doses Dizziness: 3 doses Muscle cramps: 4 doses Sleepiness: 4 doses Irritability: 5 doses Confusion: 5 doses Rapid heartbeat: 6 doses Rapid breathing: 6 doses Extreme thirst: 7 doses Extreme fever: 7 doses Sunken eyes: 8 doses Shriveled skin: 8 doses Delirium: 9 doses Unconsciousness: 9 doses Death: 10 doses Rehydration Primary: Drinking a [natural] liquid, or injection, -3 doses. Secondary: Ambient and Suiton contact (1/2 dose rate, i.e B-ranked amount of Suiton is -2 Doses) Beneficial Unlike Takumi's antidote reagent kit, the majority of these are not easily found, or recognized for what they are. Beneficial hazards have double the resistance gain rate, with 10 encounters between each resistance gain. All of these are considered 'Internal' for their potential attacks, '1 Dose until effect', and are 'Medium'. Any not yet discovered are labeled with NYD. Anti-venom Combats all effects of a specific venom Antidote Reagents, Various Sold through pharmacies, like in Takumi Antifreeze proteins (AFPs) or ice structuring proteins (ISPs) NYD Allows one to survive temperatures low enough that unaffected folks would freeze to death. When fully frozen, these will allow one to come back if sufficiently warmed up enough. Aspirin NYD Also useful for animals Treats aches/pains Treats fevers Treats inflammation Treats headaches Prevents cancer (requires long-term use) Causes death: 30 doses Chromatophores NYD Allows one to color their outside appearance at will. Complex patterns: 2 doses Cyanokit NYD Treats cyanide poisoning Elysia chlorotica's Vaucheria litorea NYD Causes the skin to grow leaves. Adds chloroplasts (i.e. phototrophes) to the body. Causes one to be immensely weak to fire sources, high temperatures, and katon. Is considered an implant. (follow implantation rules during the effective time length) Allows one to recover, by being in contact with sunlight, at one-half the Resting rate. Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP) NYD Allows for a massive blood transfusion. Leukocytes NYD Reduces the effective hazards time by 1/2. Time until a resistance is gained is 1/2. Luciferase & Luciferin NYD Causes a firefly like internal glow, upon command. Sustained glow beyond a post shortens the effective time by each additional post. Mitochondria's Essence NYD Restores descriptives to normal. Permanently adds +5 chakra and stamina. Causes greatly increased hunger: 2 doses Causes greatly increased body temperature: 3 doses Causes unconsciousness: 4 doses Penicillin NYD Is useful against most bacterial infections. Stem Cells NYD Reduces the implantation's negatives by half. Boosts healing eiseijutsu effects by 1 rank, within the target. Telomerase NYD Treats cancer Treats 2 years of body/mind degradation caused by Juin usage Causes increased aging of 1 year: 2 doses (does not matter when the second dose happens) Troph Essence (NYD) Is permanent. Negates all positive descriptives, traits, and PAs. Causes immunity to shinobi food adjustments and other chakra/stamina changing items. All chakra/stamina recovery amounts, and conditions, are replaced by the specific -troph type. Heterotrophes: Returns the user, bacteria, and fungi back to normal. Autotrophes: Returns plants back to normal. Lithotrophes: Allows one to recover, by eating non-organics, at one-half the Resting rate. Organotrophes: Allows one to recover, by eating any organics, at one-half the Resting rate. Chemotrophes: Allows one to recover, by being in contact with condensed chemical reactions, at one-half the Resting rate. Phototrophes: Allows one to recover, by being in contact with sunlight, at one-half the Resting rate. Methylotrophes: Allows one to recover, by being in contact with methanol, methane, or carbon dioxide, at one-half the Resting rate. Syntrophes: Allows multiple -troph types to exist in the body, but also causes lethargy and aural migraines to occur at all times. Turritopsis nutricula NYD Reverses the course of aging, and extends life by doing so. Effects wear off when one reaches the infant stage. Can be used for local, highly specific healing, due to this. Valium NYD Treats anxiety Treats panic attacks Treats insomnia Treats alcohol withdrawl Treats oxygen toxicity Treats seizures: 2 doses Treats hallucinations: 2 doses Causes hypnosis: 2 doses Causes sedation: 3 doses Causes amnesia: 4 doses

Posted: Fri May 29, 2015 9:38 pm


	The Basics -_-_-_-_-Description: 'Hazards' covers a wide variety of maladies, both bad and good, from those which stem entirely from the environment, to more common, everyday drinks. In pursuit of ability, many effects given by a particular hazard may appear to be daunting, but where there are deadly situations, there are also rays of hope and light. Each instance may be entirely different from the previous, as the affected is afforded the ability to choose which effects manifest, as detailed in Dosages. Immediately noticeable is that the majority of the hazards list is not yet discovered, and may never be discovered if no one attempts to find them. Even if they are found and created, however, most poisons can be quickly nullified if the universal Antidote Kit is purchased, and the poison is both identified in strength, and the appropriately ranked shinobi is on hand to correctly administer it. (Please see the Medical Class for alternatives) -_-_-_-_-NYD Better known as 'Not Yet Discovered', NYDs are most commonly found being guarded by the worst of the worst: Monsters. The more lethal the hazard, the more likely it is to be a favorite snack or bedding for some undesirable. The amazing part is that if defeated, there's almost a guarantee that any surviving hazard is capable of being transported alive back to the village. Rarely will a human antagonist already have access to an NYD, but they occasionally do, so beware when heading into battle, and be prepared! -_-_-_-_-Dosages A 'dose' or 'dosage' refers to a quantity of hazard sufficient enough to produce an effect on or in those being affected by it. The first post is always the incubation period, & thus the effects will not appear during it. This is to provide 1 post in which a med-nin is able to cure even the worst of the detrimental poisons, viruses, & diseases if they know about it beforehand. Of course, this is only if the med-nin is able to diagnosis and either cure or extract the poison before said 'worst event' can happen. Generally, only 1 effect per dose, per dose level is applicable at a time. This indicates, for example, that 2 doses means 1 effect from the second dose level, and 1 additional effect from the first dose level, with the original dose's effect on-going. 3 doses means 1 from that level, 1 from the second level, and 1 from the first level, while the original second level one and the two first level ones continue. Single effects that are chosen twice act twice as hard, are twice as potent, etc. Most effects will be entirely descriptive--meaning no hard stat changes--ranging from suddenly getting chill to causing fits of sneezing. It may definitely seem that sneezing a lot in battle is bad (and it is!), but has your character ever dodged an incoming headshot because they involuntarily sneezed? What about being trapped in a genjutsu, only to find out that everything isn't real because you suddenly grew superficial ice crystals on your skin and weren't able to feel them? (Kai! Use Kai!) Example: A shinobi has been afflicted with Angel's Trumpet (Brugmansia) poisoning. Their first post, they choose the Confusion effect, and have problems making decisions in their post. Their second post, they were unfortunately dosed a second time. They still have the Confusion effect, but it's not terrible, yet they also don't want it to get worse, so they choose another first level dose, Migraines, along with an effect from the second dose level, Decongestant. --First post: 1 total effect. {1st dose level: 1} --Second post (if dosed again): 3 total effects. {1st dose level: 2. 2nd dose level: 1} --Third post (if dosed again): 6 total effects. {1st dose level: 3. 2nd dose level: 2. 3rd dose level: 1} -_-_-_-_-Delivery Methods Many different kinds of delivery methods exist, from poison laced weapons to clouds of death, but each one boils down to one of two ways. Internal delivery consists of directly inserting the poison into someone, while Aerial delivery consists of applying directly to the outside of the body, or having someone breathe it in. While an internal delivery is capable of inserting multiple doses at the same time, dodging or defending from these attacks is usually much easier than the latter delivery method. This other method, aerial, is an easy way to spread a hazard over a large area, but suffers when trying to apply more than one dose at a time. In addition, some hazards are incapable of being one or the other, or favor one route more than the next. (case in point, alcohol) For these, a hazard will usually indicate a Primary delivery without a Secondary, while those that employ a secondary will have said secondary apply at one-half the dose rate. (i.e. a successful secondary dosage will only be half delivered) -_-_-_-_-Healing Healing is divided into 2 separate categories, depending upon whether the Poison/Virus/Disease deals with chakra and/or profiles or not. The Antidote Kit from Takumi functions in the same manner as poisons do, only in a positive manner: it takes until the next post for the effects to work their magic. Non-lethal doses wear off after the final dose is administered by: Light (2 posts/days), Medium (4 posts/weeks), Heavy (8 posts/weeks), whichever is longer in-rp. Exceptions will be noted. - Via Chakra : Genin and Chuunin Eiseijutsu Class can deal with the light versions, Jounin and Anbu/Oinin can deal with the medium versions, & Konin+ can deal with anything heavy. See the eiseijutsu list for more details. - Via Non-Chakra : Seeing as how non-chakra medicine is foreign to most med-nin, anyone can cure these given previous studies & the necessary ingredients. (from the antidote kits in Takumi) The 'average Joe' up to Genin can deal with the light versions, Chuunin-Anbu can deal with the medium versions, & Konin+ can deal with anything heavy. Please reference the 'Skill' section down below, for more information. - Resistance : Many folks have a natural resistance to a certain set of hazards, whether it was gifted from their genetics or earned over exposure times. For every 5 separate encounters that your rpc has experienced a particular hazard's particular effect, with appropriate full recoveries in between, your rpc will gain a full resistance to it. Your rpc's body can fully memorize a total of 10 hazards. Any gained after that will diminish another's of your choice. Creation and Skill How the processing tools are used will decide the effective hazard type, but crafty people are not limited by this in the very end. The reasoning for this comes from a deeper and more innate understanding of the hazardous materials with which you are now working, as well as weeks of trial and error, or, at the very least, study on the works of others. These tools can be found primarily in highly quarantined areas such as hospitals, but those with the knowledge of their design may smith their own. -_-_-_-_-Effective Hazard Creation Requires: - The primary ingredient (your wanted poison, virus, disease, etc) - A vessel (how it will be delivered, via water, sand, food, etc) - A Processing Tool - Skill! Processing Tools: There are 3 main processing tools to help one set up their hazard. The Alembic is what one may think of in regards to making moonshine or meth with all the crazy glass tubes, the Crucible is what one may think of when they picture aerosol cans being filled from a heated drum, while the Mortar & Pestle is an age old device of a bowl and a blunt instrument. - Alembic : Creates Liquid Poison Effects An alembic is a chemical still consisting of two vessels connected by a tube, used for distilling chemicals. If the lid and flask are in one piece, it may be called a retort. The liquid in the flask is heated or boiled with the appropriate ingredient(s); the vapour rises into the alembic hood, where it cools by contact with the walls and condenses, running down the spout into a receiving flask. This is mainly used for the Internal Attack type. - Crucible : Creates Aerial Poison Effects Renowned for their ability to withstand very high temperatures, rapid changes in temperature, and strong reagents. These crucibles are widely used for chemistry and early metallurgy. The processing of ingredients through a crucible requires them to be infused with a liquid medium and a high pressure casing to be placed atop their fixture. The high heat will force the gas to pass through a one way valve when opened at a critical pressure. Sealing the valve after it reaches the same pressure creates either aerosols or high pressure explosives which release the poisons in gaseous form over a fixed area. (i.e. Aerial delivery) - Mortar & Pestle : Creates Dry Poison Effects The mortar is a bowl, typically made of hard wood, ceramic or stone. The pestle is a heavy club-shaped object, the end of which is used for crushing and grinding. The substance to be ground is placed in the mortar and ground, crushed or mixed with the pestle. Sometimes referred to as an "Apothecary Grinder" by individuals unfamiliar with its use, the proper historical name is "mortar and pestle". The mortar and pestle is usually utilized when cooking and when crushing ingredients for a certain drug in pharmacies. It can also be used in masonry and in other types of construction. In this use it is utilized for grinding down reagents, either to apply in salves by mixing with tallow or to use as a dry dust poison. Skill This skill involves spending time with the hospital or med-nin, learning about a specific, known hazard and how to deal with it on all known fronts. This process takes 2 posts to do (for each wanted knowledge), and is not subject to PA reductions. To repeat, hazard effects and how to properly deal with them is not innate knowledge. A shinobi must keep a journal of hazards known/craftable and curable on their profile, as well as in a physical journal for their rpc to carry with them. Simply owning an Antidote Kit will be of no use to the uninformed! ◦ Beginner :: Trained during the academy years, it allows all shinobi of genin rank the ability to learn, create, and defend against basic light hazards. ◦ Intermediate :: Trained during the jounin years, it allows all medical-class shinobi of anbu/oinin induction the ability to learn, create, and defend against medium hazards. ◦ Expert :: Trained during the konin years, it allows all medical-class shinobi of anbu captain/oinin captain induction to learn, create, and defend against heavy hazards. Botany's Special-Rank Mission Hybridizing the origin plant can narrow or widen the dose effects, dose range (from highest on down), or even affect time length that they will last, one at a time, to produce more specific results. Hybridizing, while time consuming, is the easiest method to make a personalized poison. However, while hybridizing is the process which brings two plants together, it does not always yield expected results. Experimentation is the only way to go!