– Poisons of the Realm –<\/p>\n
This document reveals most of the poisons, toxins, venoms, and
\nacids that have been discovered in use around the realms. The
\nterms are described below. Note that some of these are real-life
\npoisons and should NOT EVER be considered for anything other than
\ngame use. I REPEAT, THIS DOCUMENT IS ONLY FOR A GAME!!<\/p>\n
Definitions:<\/p>\n
Poison: Some form of harmful substance that exists in
\n naturally with no alterations from PC’s (Other than
\n the collecting of said poison)<\/p>\n
Toxin: A damaging substance that does NOT occur in nature.
\n A toxin must be produced manualy by an alchemist or
\n assassin.<\/p>\n
Mixture: A substance that is used as a poison, but must be
\n made and produced by magic.<\/p>\n
Venom, Spit:A sdamaging substance that is produced ONLY within
\n the glands of an animal. Generally thought to be
\n the strongest of the poison types, but also the
\n hardest to collect.<\/p>\n
Acid: A corrosive substance that either exists in nature,
\n is produced by an animal gland, or is produced by
\n someone. Causes damage upon contact but can
\n usually be washed off upon initial contact to stop
\n damage, unlike a poison.<\/p>\n
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– Forms of Poisons –<\/p>\n
Ingestive: This form of poison is the most common. To effect
\n a creature, it must first ingest the poison. This
\n means that the creature must eat the poison one way
\n or another. Getting a poison in this form is of a
\n normal cost.<\/p>\n
Insinuative: This form of poison will effect a creature just by
\n getting it into it’s blood stream. This is the
\n form of poison that is used on weapons. (And in
\n specialized weapons as a Dagger of Venom). This
\n form of poison costs an extra 50% to create (Cost *
\n 1.5)<\/p>\n
Contact: This form of poison will effect a creature just by
\n coming in contact with the poison. This is one of
\n the most expensive and most dangerous forms. Many
\n a user has slain themselves through carelessness.
\n This form of poison costs 300% normal cost (Cost *
\n 3) NOTE: This form of poison is easily bypassed
\n by thick gloves. However I have heard of an
\n assassin which mixes acid and poison for just that
\n sort of case.<\/p>\n
Gas: This form of poison is very dangerous. It will
\n effect EVERYTHING within range. You will have to
\n pay a pretty gold piece for any alchemist to add an
\n oxidizing agent to a poison and it’s EXPENSIVE to
\n ask someone to risk their life for that. This form
\n costs 1000% normal costs (Cost * 100). The normal
\n effect is a sealed vial which when broken will
\n produce a 20′ x 20′ x 20′ cloud of gas.<\/p>\n
Antidotes: Antidotes are available if a sample of the poison
\n is made available. The antidote usually cost
\n 120% of the purchace price of the poison.
\n Antidotes take approximately one week to create,
\n and must be administered within 2 rounds of the
\n toxification to be effective. If no sample of the
\n toxin is availible, one cam be distilled from a
\n blood sample, but that will take approximately a
\n month and a 1,000 extra gold (by then it’s too late
\n anyway).<\/p>\n
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\n – NOTE TO GM’S –<\/p>\n
These poison (toxins…etc…) have not been assigned any
\n price or dosage for effect (with few exceptions). These
\n things are up to you. This also goes for availability of
\n these and antidotes (Note thought that there are a few that
\n have no known antidote!) The only other note I should make
\n is to keep these in control. To many can really throw a
\n game out of balance. For assassins to study these, I
\n usually allow them on type (Poison, Toxin, venom…etc…)
\n to learn and they may learn how to use, collect, produce..
\n it from 5th level on. For each level afterwards, they may
\n learn one more from that type of poison.<\/p>\n
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\n MANY OF THESE ARE TAKEN FROM OTHER BOOKS AND ARE ACKNOLEDGED
\n HERE. MY THANKS TO THE AUTHORS FOR ALLOWING ME TO MAKE THE
\n GAME MORE INTERESTING. I’M SORRY IF I’VE MISPELLED ANY OF
\n THE NAMES!
\n=================================================================
\n – Now for the Poisons –
\n=================================================================<\/p>\n
A Causes 6 – 10 points of damage
\n (1-6, 1-8, 1-10)<\/p>\n
AA Causes six or less points of damage
\n (1-3, 1-4, 1-6)<\/p>\n
Achaierai poison Creates a poison gas cloud which
\n does 2 – 12 (2d6) damage (no save),
\n then save vs. poison or go insane
\n for 3 hours as the druid FEEBLEMIND
\n spell<\/p>\n
Ajida Odorless, colorless liquid. Does 5
\n – 60 (5d12) damage, starts in 1 – 6
\n rounds, runs it’s course in 1 – 3
\n turns. Vision grows dim after
\n victim takes 10 points of damage,
\n continues to dim until 30 points of
\n damage is taken, at which time
\n victim is functionally blind. Only
\n a CURE BLINDNESS spell will
\n neutralize this effect. If
\n blindness does not occur, victim’s
\n vision will clear in 2 – 5 turns.
\n Save for half damage at -4<\/p>\n
Amber death Appears as a thin amber colored
\n carbonated liquid or amber gel.
\n Starts in 1-4 (1d4) rounds, and
\n runs it’s course in 2-20 (2d10)
\n rounds. Damage is equal to the
\n total hit points of the victim
\n divided by the number of active
\n rounds of the poison. (Round *ALL*
\n fractions up!)<\/p>\n
Antman poison This poison does 4-26(4d6) damage,
\n save for half<\/p>\n
Archer bush poison Save vs. poison or die. If save is
\n made, victim loses half their
\n remaining hit points<\/p>\n
Ascomoid spores Save vs. poison or die in 1-4 (1d4)
\n rounds. If save is made, the
\n victim is blinded and stunned for
\n 1-4 (1d4). Victim gains NO shield
\n or dexterity bonus<\/p>\n
Asp toxin Save vs. poison or take 1-8 (1d8)
\n damage per round for 20 rounds (or
\n until cured). Save each round for
\n half damage<\/p>\n
Asp venom Does 4d6 points of damage<\/p>\n
Assassin bug poison Save vs. poison or be paralyzed for
\n 7 – 12 rounds, a save indicates
\n that it effects the recipient as a
\n SLOW spell for 1 turn<\/p>\n
Assassin snake toxin Created from a mixtre of various
\n types of snake venoms. Due to a
\n constant state of instability, the
\n save and damage results must be
\n rolled for at time of
\n induction:
\n Rolled # Save Result
\n ——– —- ——————-
\n 01 – 04 +3 Incapacitated
\n 05 – 08 +2 Death
\n 09 – 11 +1 2-8 (2d4) damage
\n 12 – 14 0 3-12 (3d4) damage
\n 15 – 17 -1 Incapacitated 4 days
\n 18 – 19 -1 Incapacitated 12 days
\n 20 -3 Death<\/p>\n
Assassin’s venom A standard poison for assassins, it
\n does 1d20 per day of brewing time
\n (an average dose does 1d20 to 4d20,
\n but cannot exceed 10d20 in damage).
\n It costs 500 gold per day to make
\n and if a 5,000 gold piece gemstone
\n is powdered and added to the brew,
\n the poison will do an additional
\n 1d12 damage per gemstone per day
\n (one stone per day maximum)<\/p>\n
Ayala Scarlet fluid. Does 4 – 24 (4d6)
\n damage, starts in 2 rounds, runs
\n it’s course in 1 – 3 rounds. Save
\n for half damage at -3<\/p>\n
B Causes 10 – 20 points of damage
\n (2d6, 2d8, 3d6, 2d10, 1d20)<\/p>\n
Bamboo poison Damage done is 1d8 to 4d8, and the
\n creature is -1 to -4 to hit for 1 –
\n 6 days afterward due to skin
\n irritation<\/p>\n
Banded krait venom 77% chance of death, NO SAVE. If
\n this venom is left out in the open
\n air, it will evaporate in 4-7
\n (1d4+3) segments<\/p>\n
Baneberry Save vs. poison or victim now has
\n double chance to catch lycanthropy,
\n decreasing 1% per week until down
\n to normal percentages<\/p>\n
Barba amarilla Save vs. poison or all voulentary
\n muscles will cease to function for
\n 1-4 (1d4) days. Save at -2<\/p>\n
Belpren This is a luminescent blue acidic
\n substance does 1-12 (1d12) damage
\n instantly upon skin and internal
\n tissues (No save). Further
\n applications of Belpren will not
\n cause any more damage to the
\n effected area, but the damage given
\n above is for a roughly hand-sized
\n area of exposure; for each
\n additional area exposed, add an
\n additional 1-12 (1d12) damage.
\n However, no damage will be taken if
\n used internally (As Ingestive
\n poison), it will cause only
\n immediate and invoulentary
\n vomiting. Belpren will not corrode
\n metal, nor will it harm cloth or
\n cured leather. It dries and
\n becomes ineffective in but a single
\n round when exposed to open air, so
\n it cannot be used as a blade venom.
\n Belpren is neutralized by lamp oil.
\n Belpren is effecting on all
\n creatures<\/p>\n
Birdsnake venom Save or take 2 points of damage per
\n round for 1-10 (1d10) rounds. A
\n save indicates half damage<\/p>\n
Black hydra This is an acid that bursts into
\n flames upon cotact with the air,
\n annd does 3-36(6d6) damage<\/p>\n
Black mead Clear liquid or gel, smells like
\n honey. Does 10 – 80 (10d8) damage,
\n starts in 1 round, runs it’s course
\n in 15 rounds. Causes disorentation
\n (-2 to hit, damage, 30% chance of
\n spell failure) after 20 points of
\n damage are taken; Disorentation
\n increases in steps of 10 points
\n (Additional -1 to hit, damage, +5%
\n to spell failure). This effect
\n wears off 1 – 3 turns after poison
\n has run it’s course. Save for half
\n damage at -4<\/p>\n
Black scorpion poison Paralyzes victim and does 9-36(9d4)
\n to 16-64(16d4) damage<\/p>\n
Black widow toxin Does 1-6(1d6) damage<\/p>\n
Black widow venom Save vs. poison or take 1d4 damage
\n per round for 10 rounds. Save for
\n half damage each round<\/p>\n
Black willow acid Causes 1-4 (1d4) damage per round
\n until neutralized. Water will wash
\n this off<\/p>\n
Bleeding heart This plant toxin causes irratic
\n muscle spasms causing the victim to
\n roll a system shock successfully or
\n die immediately on the spot<\/p>\n
Blight worm poison Save vs. poison or take 4-24 (4d6)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Bloodrot Bloodrot toxin causes nausea,
\n vomiting, faintness, vertigo, and
\n insensability. It reduces the
\n bodies physical strength to the
\n point where the victim has to
\n concentrate to keep their heart
\n beating. Save at -1 or die in 3-18
\n (3d6) rounds<\/p>\n
Bloodthorn elixir This elixir is derived from the
\n thorns and stalks of the bloodthorn
\n vine. When used, one random limb
\n of the victim will become paralyzed
\n for 3-6 (1d4+2) rounds. Save is
\n made at -1<\/p>\n
Blowfish oil poison This poison is a modified Blowfish
\n poison, only it will paralyze the
\n victim. It has no effect if the
\n victim saves vs. poison<\/p>\n
Blowfish poison Save vs. poison or be paralyzed for
\n 1 – 4 days, else victim effected by
\n a SLOW spell for 2 – 12 turns<\/p>\n
Blue lotus Topaz colored gel. Does 5-30 (5d6)
\n damage, starts in 1-4 (1d4) rounds,
\n runs it’s course in 1-8 (1d8)
\n rounds. Paralisys sets in after 15
\n points of damage, wears off in 1-3
\n (1d6\/2) turns in victim survives.
\n Save for half damage at -2<\/p>\n
Blueback mushroom poison Causes the victim to become dizzy
\n and light-headed, causing a FUMBLE
\n spell and the loss of any sense of
\n direction for 48 hours<\/p>\n
Bluebog Poison Made from creatures from a
\n different dimension, this poison is
\n very rare. When it comes in
\n contact with the air, it explodes
\n for 8-64 (8d8) damage is a 20 foot
\n radius<\/p>\n
Boggle oil This oil is alchemical preperation
\n of boggle skin secretions. When
\n used, the victim must save vs.
\n paralyzation EACH time they attempt
\n a movement. If the save is missed,
\n they fall down. It takes one round
\n to stand or sit again. The
\n duration is 25 – constitution
\n rounds<\/p>\n
Boomslang Save or die (at +2)<\/p>\n
Bracken poison Destroys red blood cells (See
\n Mistletoe poison), victim takes 1
\n point of damage per day
\n (Cumulative) and 3d6 damage is
\n taken at introduction of poison
\n into victim<\/p>\n
Braylock An odorless, surupy amber liquid.
\n Does 5 – 40 (5d8) damage, starts in
\n 1 – 2 rounds, runs it’s course in 1
\n turn. Save for half damage at -1<\/p>\n
Breek An odorless colorless liquid. Does
\n 5 – 40 (5d8) damage, starts in 1 –
\n 8 rounds, runs it’s course in 1 – 4
\n turns. Save for no damage<\/p>\n
Buckeye honey The honey from this rare plant will
\n cause vertigo, confusion, and if a
\n save is not made, the victim will
\n go into a coma for 2-12 (2d6) days<\/p>\n
Budwhipper mushrooms This mushroom powder causes
\n advanced drunkedness, the victim
\n will pass out and will be out for
\n 23 – constitution rounds. Any
\n alcohol consumed over the next week
\n will cause a relapse into the
\n previous state<\/p>\n
Buluka Bluish paint-like substance.
\n Contact does 3 – 30 (3d10) damage,
\n starts in 1 – 6 rounds, runs it’s
\n course in 1 turn. Save for half
\n damage at -2. Leaves a blue
\n discoloration after being applied<\/p>\n
Bumblebee toxin There are three types of this
\n toxin: Normal, Warrior, Queen.
\n The toxin does 5d4 damage if no
\n save is made (Half damage if save
\n is made). The save is adjusted
\n according to the type of toxin
\n used:<\/p>\n
– Normal: +0 save \/ +0 damage
\n – Warrior: -2 save \/ +2 damage
\n – Queen: -4 save \/ +4 damage<\/p>\n
C Causes 21 – 30 points of damage
\n (3d8, 4d6, 3d10, 5d6)<\/p>\n
Cascabel venom Save or die else take 2 points of
\n damage per round until the venom is
\n neutralized. The antidote to this
\n venom works only 35% of the time<\/p>\n
Cashew oil poison Causes 4d6 points of damage<\/p>\n
Catfish poison Does 2-8 (2d4) damage, half damage
\n if save is made<\/p>\n
Chak White chalky fluid. Does 2-16
\n (2d8) damage, starts in one round,
\n runs it’s course in 1-3 (1d6\/2)
\n rounds. This actually reduces the
\n creatures dexterity by one point
\n per six points of damage taken.
\n THIS LOSS IS PERMENANT. A
\n restoration is required to recover
\n the lost points. Save for no
\n damage at -5<\/p>\n
Chayapa A blue liquid, used on arrows,
\n darts, needles, and sometimes in
\n daggers of venom. It must be
\n injected and works only on
\n humaniods (ie: characters), never
\n on monsters, and it sets in
\n immediately. It’s effect is to
\n cause a deep sleep for 3 – 7
\n (1d4+2) rounds. This poison will
\n effect elves. Save for no effect<\/p>\n
Choke weed poison Causes choking for 1-12(1d12)
\n rounds (Incapacitating the victim),
\n in addition, the victim must save
\n vs. poison or take 1-6(1d6) damage
\n each round. This poison will not
\n effect orcs or half-orcs in any way<\/p>\n
Chrysanthemums Destroys the central nervous system
\n of the victim, Damage is 8d8. Save
\n indicats one quarter damage<\/p>\n
Cobra dust Save vs. poison (at -2) or be
\n blinded until a HEAL spell or a
\n CURE BLINDNESS spell<\/p>\n
Cobra venom Does 6d6 points of damage<\/p>\n
Conehead poison Save vs. poison or take 4-24
\n (1d4*6) damage<\/p>\n
Convultionary Causes invoulntary muscle spasms,
\n placing the character out of action
\n for 3 – 18 rounds<\/p>\n
Copper centipede (Pincher) Save vs. poison or take 2-12(2d6)
\n damage. A save indicates no damage<\/p>\n
Copper centipede (Stinger) Save vs. poison or take 6-36(6d6)
\n damage. A save indicates half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Coral snake venom Save or take 4-24 (4d6) damage<\/p>\n
Corrabus poison Save vs. poison or take 10-60(10d6)
\n damage. A save indicates half
\n damage. Then save vs paralyzation
\n or be paralyzed until cured<\/p>\n
Couatl venom Save vs. poison or die<\/p>\n
Coulmbine This poison causes accute shortness
\n of breath, the victim may fight or
\n move rapidly for only three rounds
\n before having to rest for a round.
\n This lasts for 10-20 (1d10+10)
\n rounds<\/p>\n
Crocotta poison This poison from this creature is a
\n blend of TWO neurotoxins as only
\n mother nature can do, therefore the
\n victim must save vs. poison twice.
\n Each poison does 7-42(7d6) damage,
\n ans a save indicates half damage<\/p>\n
Crowfoot Save vs. poison or ths poison will
\n cause accute blistering inside the
\n trachea causing the victim to
\n slowly choke to death in 3 rounds
\n (plus constitution bonus)<\/p>\n
Crystle elixir Created by Alchemy from crystle
\n ooze, this will paralyze victims
\n for 3-18 (3d6) rounds and will do
\n 2-8 (2d4) damage. Save for half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Cuph A clear liquid, smells like
\n pineapple. Does 4 – 24 (4d6)
\n damage, starts in 1 – 6 rounds,
\n runs it’s course in 1 – 8 turns.
\n Save for no damage at +1<\/p>\n
Cyanide Save vs. poison or die else take
\n 4d4 damage<\/p>\n
D Causes 31 – 40 points of damage
\n (4d8, 6d6, 4d10, 5d8, 2d20)<\/p>\n
DM-A Causes 20 points of damage, 10 if
\n save is made<\/p>\n
DM-B Causes 30 points of damage, 15 if
\n save is made<\/p>\n
DM-C Causes 40 points of damage, 20 if
\n save is made<\/p>\n
DM-D Causes death, 25 points of damage
\n if save is made<\/p>\n
DM-E Causes death, 30 points of damage
\n if save is made<\/p>\n
DM-F Causes 15 points of damage, none if
\n save<\/p>\n
DM-G Causes 25 points of damage, none if
\n save<\/p>\n
DM-H Causes 35 points of damage, none if
\n save<\/p>\n
DM-I Causes death, nothing if save<\/p>\n
DM-J Turns victim to stone for 5 – 20
\n rounds (System Shock check is not
\n needed)<\/p>\n
DM-K Muscle relaxant, Causes all
\n voluntary muscles to relax (-5 to
\n strength, +3 to armor class)<\/p>\n
Hint: A good cure for convultionary
\n poisons!<\/p>\n
Darksnake Reddish powder, leaves a pale
\n reddiscoloration on flesh or others
\n surfaces when applied. Does 4 – 24
\n (4d6) damage, starts in 1 round,
\n runs it’s course in 1 – 10 rounds.
\n Save for no damage<\/p>\n
Death adder venom Save for die else lose half of
\n remaining hit points<\/p>\n
Death coma Save vs. poison or this toxin
\n causes total loss of muscular
\n coordination and rapid breathing.
\n Victim may not move unassissted
\n while under the influence of this
\n toxin, lasts 5-20 (5d4) rounds<\/p>\n
Death cup toxin This toxin appears only in the form
\n of powder, as it is made from a
\n RARE form of mushrooms. Once a
\n victim has been toxified by this
\n substance, the effects will not
\n begin to show until 10 to 20
\n (1d10+10) hours after the initial
\n introduction. This toxin kills by
\n disolving the red blood cells in
\n the blood stream, as such the
\n victim must save vs. death (at -3)
\n or they die. This requires a
\n NEUTRALIZE POISON and a RAISE DEAD
\n to recover the victim<\/p>\n
Death dog toxin A poison which the victim must save
\n vs. poison or become sick and die
\n in 1 – 4 days<\/p>\n
Death-A Save at +2 or go into a coma for 1
\n – 4 days<\/p>\n
Death-B Save at +1 or go into a coma for 1
\n – 6 days<\/p>\n
Death-C Save normally or go into a coma for
\n 1 – 8 days<\/p>\n
Death-D Save at -1 or go into a coma for 2
\n – 12 days<\/p>\n
Deathwine Odorless, burgandy colorless
\n liquid. Often mistaken for wine.
\n May be used both ways, as
\n insinuative (Blade venom) or as
\n ingestive (Food poison). It is
\n tremendiously leathal. A save is
\n allowed (at -5), and if it fails,
\n death occurs in 1 round. If the
\n save is successful, the victim
\n still takes 25 damage, 12 points of
\n damage in the first round and 13
\n points in the second round. If an
\n antidote is to be used, it must be
\n administered within six segments or
\n it will not be effective.
\n Deathwine and it’s antidote are
\n EXTREEMLY RARE. This poison will
\n effect ANY humanoid even trolls and
\n the like<\/p>\n
Deathwing poison (Bite) Save vs. poison or take 8-80(8d10)
\n damage, a save indicates half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Deathwing poison (Stinger) Save vs. poison or take 8-64(8d8)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Delusionary Recipient has effectivly one half
\n of their Intellegence, they get no
\n save vs. illusions, and will also
\n “see things” 50% of the time<\/p>\n
Demon locust poison Does 6-48(6d8) damage and causes
\n blindness for 11-16(1d6+10) turns
\n with no save. Hobbits are not
\n effected by this poison in any way<\/p>\n
Depressent Recipient is suprised 3 in 6 times,
\n they are also -1 to hit due to
\n relaxation which also makes them
\n one armor class easier to hit<\/p>\n
Devil-Ale Odorless liquid, very light orange
\n color. Does a flat 60 points of
\n damage, Starts in 1 – 3 rounds
\n after ingestion, runs it’s course
\n in 2 – 5 (1d4+1) turns. No saving
\n throw, Antidote is only hope<\/p>\n
Diffenbachia Save vs. poison or this toxin
\n causes total and complete
\n relaxation of the vocal chords.
\n Lasts for 3-12 (3d4) rounds<\/p>\n
Disease Causes a random disease (Weigh roll
\n towards the virulent diseases)<\/p>\n
Dog demon poison Save vs. poison or take 3-18 (3d6)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Dracolisk acid Does 4-24 (4d6) damage, save for
\n half damage<\/p>\n
Dragonfish poison Save vs. poison at -1 or die else
\n take 1 – 6 damage<\/p>\n
Dream juice Green, black or white fluid. Does
\n 3-24 (3d8) damage, starts
\n immediately, runs it’s course in 1-
\n 10 (1d10) rounds. Causes it’s
\n victims to fall down and become
\n catatonic and have vivid
\n pleasentdreams while dying. Save
\n for no damage<\/p>\n
Droon poison Does 1-6(1d6) to 3-18(3d6) damage,
\n save for half damage<\/p>\n
Drow toxin Save vs. poison at -4 or fall
\n unconcious for 1 – 3 days<\/p>\n
Dus poison This poison paralyzes the victim
\n and then they must save or take 1-
\n 4(1d4) damage every round until
\n neutralized<\/p>\n
Dust poison Damage is usually 1d4 to 8d4, but
\n this poison will not kill. It just
\n leaves the victim at zero hit
\n points<\/p>\n
Dwarf poison Kills only Dwarves, all else take 2
\n – 12 (2d6) damage<\/p>\n
Dwarfbane This is a rare gummy oil that is
\n poisonous only to dwarves. Used
\n insinuatively, it is commonly
\n smeared upon weapons. It will not
\n dry out, but prolonged exposure to
\n air will lesson it potentcy (+2 on
\n save). Upon contact, it does 1-8
\n (1d8) damage with a pain “like
\n blazing skewers” and a further 1-6
\n (1d6) points of damage on the next
\n three rounds. A sucessful save
\n indicates half damage<\/p>\n
E Causes 41 – 50 points of damage
\n (7d6, 6d8, 8d6, 5d10)<\/p>\n
Elephant-fly poison Save vs. poison or take 6-36 (6d6)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Elven poison Kills only Elves, all else take 2 –
\n 12 (2d6) damage<\/p>\n
Ettercap poison Does 1 – 8 (1d8) damage (No save)<\/p>\n
Eye killer toxin Made from the eyes of an EyeKiller,
\n the recipient must save vs. poison
\n or die, else the victim takes 3 –
\n 18 (3d6) damage<\/p>\n
F Causes 51 – 60 points of damage
\n (9d6, 7d8, 6d10, 3d20)<\/p>\n
Fighterbane A very simple poison though it is
\n magical based. The effect simply
\n moves the body’s center of gravity
\n one foot higher than normal and
\n shortens the arms by one foot.
\n Duration: 4 – 24 (4d6) rounds.
\n (Note: While under the effect of
\n this poison, all attacks are at –
\n 4\/-4 and the recipient’s armor
\n class is at -4)<\/p>\n
Fire snake venom Save vs. poison or be paralyzed for
\n 2 – 8 (2d4) turns<\/p>\n
Flumph acid toxin An acidic toxin that does 1d8
\n damage, then 1d4 damage per round
\n for 2 – 8 (2d4) rounds<\/p>\n
Flydance A green odorless liquid. Can be
\n made into a gas, otherwise used as
\n Chayapa. Acts in 1 – 3 rounds.
\n Causes convultions that knock the
\n victim off their feet and cause
\n them to shake and twitch around.
\n Lasts for 1 – 6 rounds. Save for
\n no effect at +2<\/p>\n
Formian poison Does 4-16 (4d4) damage, save for
\n half damage<\/p>\n
Freeze bee poison Does 2-16(2d8) damage (Cold
\n damage), Save for half damage<\/p>\n
Frin A pale green liquid or powder,
\n smells like apples. Does 3 – 30
\n (3d10) damage, starts in 1 – 3
\n rounds, runs it’s course in 1 – 8
\n rounds. Save for no damage<\/p>\n
Frog oil poison Created from large river toads,
\n this poison does 5d6 points of
\n damage<\/p>\n
Fungoid mushroom poison Save vs. poison or this mushroom
\n dust will act as a FEEBLEMIND spell
\n upon the victim<\/p>\n
Fungus poison Does 2d8 to 7d8 points of damage<\/p>\n
Fuzzy poison Save vs. poison or take 2-12 (2d6)
\n damage and be paralyzed for a like
\n amount or rounds<\/p>\n
G Causes 61 – 70 points of damage
\n (8d8, 11d6, 7d10)<\/p>\n
Gaboon A unique venom, as it is very
\n powerful but slow (save at -2). If
\n a save is not made the victim will
\n seem to be under a SLOW spell, the
\n next day,the victim will be totally
\n paralized. The following days, the
\n victim will take 5 points of damage
\n a day (cumulative: 5, 10, 15, 20,
\n …) until the poison is
\n neutralized<\/p>\n
Galas Pale blue liquid or powder, smells
\n like horse sweat. Does 4 – 40
\n (4d10) damage, starts in 1 – 3
\n rounds, runs it’s course in 2
\n turns. Save for no damage<\/p>\n
Galtrit saliva Anestitises the body and causes the
\n loss of 1d4 constitution points
\n (Regained at the rate of 1
\n point\/day)<\/p>\n
Garbug toxin Save vs. poison or be paralyzed for
\n 1 – 6 turns<\/p>\n
Ghoul poison Save vs. poison or take 4d6 damage
\n and begin to rot at 1 point of
\n damage per turn until healed, or
\n the poison is neutralized, or a
\n REMOVE CURE is case upon the
\n victim. A save indicates that no
\n damage will be taken, but the
\n victim still rots<\/p>\n
Ghoul sweat A scummy green gel, used like
\n Chayapa. Smells like rotten meat.
\n It’s effects are to paralyze for 5
\n – 10 (1d6+4) rounds. It acts
\n immediatly. Save for no effect at
\n +1<\/p>\n
Giant Hornet poison Save vs. poison or take 5 – 30
\n (5d6) damage and be incapacitated
\n for 2 – 12 (2d6) days, a save
\n indicates half damage and no
\n incapacitation<\/p>\n
Giant ant poison This acid does 1-3(1d3) to 20-
\n 60(20d3) damage, save for half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Giant lizard poison Save vs. poison or take 2-6 (2d3)
\n to 20-60 (20d3) damage. A save
\n indicates half damage<\/p>\n
Giant scorpion poison Save vs. poison or die<\/p>\n
Giant sea spider venom Save vs. poison or take 1-4 (1d4)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Giant snake venom Save vs. poison or take 1-4 (1d4)
\n to 20-80 (20d4) damage<\/p>\n
Gila monster venom Save vs. poison or take 1-6 (1d6)
\n damage per round for 10 rounds (or
\n until cured). Save each round for
\n half damage<\/p>\n
Gila poison Does 1-8(1d8) damage<\/p>\n
Gnome poison Kills only Gnomes, all else take 2
\n – 12 (2d6) damage<\/p>\n
Goldbug poison Save vs. poison or DIE!<\/p>\n
Golden fool Gold powder. Touch does 4 – 48
\n (4d12), starts in 1 rounds, runs
\n it’s course in 1 – 8 rounds. Save
\n for half damage. Completely
\n indetectable on gold items,
\n otherwise it leaves a gold
\n discoloration after application<\/p>\n
Gom Jabbar Does damage equal to the victims
\n hit points (minus 1) and kills that
\n victim with no save<\/p>\n
Greenback mushroom poison Made from a VERY RARE form of green
\n mushrooms, the victim must save vs.
\n poison or sucumb to the effects of
\n a 12th level PHANTASMAL KILLER<\/p>\n
Grell poison Save vs. poison or be paralyzed for
\n 20 rounds (Less the victims
\n constitution, Min of 5 rounds)<\/p>\n
Grey horror Appears as greyish powder, does 4-
\n 32(4d8) to 8-64(8d8) damage and
\n paralyzes victim. Save vs. poison
\n for half damage and no
\n paralyzation. Hobbits dissolve at
\n 3-18(3d6) damage per round until
\n neutralized.<\/p>\n
Grey horror poison Save vs. poison (-2) or take 8-48
\n (8d6) damage and be paralyzed for
\n that many rounds<\/p>\n
Grond poison Save vs. poison or take 3-18 (3d6)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Ground golden mushrooms This mushroom powder is not a
\n “true” poison, but it does have
\n value to an assassin. If placed on
\n a piece of stone it will turn to
\n flesh, also if placed on flesh, the
\n flesh will turn to stone.<\/p>\n
Duration: Until magically dispelled<\/p>\n
Ground panther whiskers Consuming this substance is
\n comparable to eating ground glass,
\n the substance does 4d8 damage<\/p>\n
Ground rakasta whiskers Similar to ground panther whiskers,
\n this substance is also very deadly.
\n This poison works only when
\n ingested and it does 5d10 damage<\/p>\n
Gurch Dark green liquid or powder, smells
\n like wax. Starts in 1 round does a
\n flat 75 points of damage over 1 –
\n 10 turns. Very painfull; victim
\n disabled after taking 15 points of
\n damage, cannot walk, fight, barely
\n able to talk. Save for half damage
\n at -4<\/p>\n
Gyronite poison Does 8-32(8d4) to 15-45(15d4)
\n damage, save at +4 for no damage<\/p>\n
H Causes 71 – 80 points of damage
\n (9d8, 12d6, 13d6, 8d10, 4d20, 10d8)<\/p>\n
Hangman’s acid Does 3-12 (3d4) damage, lasts for
\n 2-4 (1d4, treating all 1’s as 2’s).
\n This acid will wash off with water,
\n but if alcohol is applied to it, it
\n does DOUBLE DAMAGE<\/p>\n
Harvestman poison Save vs. poison or take 3-24 (3d8)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Hell moth poison Does 1-8(1d8) damage<\/p>\n
Hellebore Causes the following effects:
\n –Extreem salivation
\n –Vomiting
\n –Abdominal pain
\n –Paralisys of extremities
\n –Convoultions<\/p>\n
If the save is made, the symptoms
\n vanish after 2-12 (2d6) rounds,
\n else the victim dies after a like
\n amount of time<\/p>\n
Hemlock poison Causes internal bleeding, doing 1d8
\n damage per day until death or a
\n CURE SERIOUS WOUNDS or better spell
\n is cast upon the victim (or a
\n NEUTRALIZE POISON)<\/p>\n
Hobbit poison Kills only Hobbits, all else take 2
\n – 12 (2d6) damage<\/p>\n
Huecuva poison Save vs. poison or catch a cardio-
\n vascular-renal disease (Very
\n acute), a save indicates 1 – 4
\n (1d4) damage<\/p>\n
Huld Also known as “Leap” or
\n “Deathdance”. This is an odorless
\n oil that is effective on non-
\n humanoid creatures – except for
\n humans and demi-humans. It works
\n only by insinuation. It’s effects
\n are the same regardless of dosage
\n and appear 1-4 (1d4) rounds after
\n application. Huld causes severe
\n muscle spasms involving nausea and
\n the loss of motor control, balance,
\n and speech – lasting for 1-6 (1d6)
\n rounds. During this time the
\n victim is helpless, but by no means
\n an easy target since he\/she\/it is
\n thrashing around wildly and
\n unpredictable. Mental processes
\n are totally uneffected (IE:
\n Psionics or other communication can
\n be initiated or continued, and in
\n some cases a psionic ability can be
\n used to control or stop the poisons
\n effects). A peticular individual
\n will be 95% resistant to Huld for a
\n period of 10-21 (1d10+9) days after
\n exposure to it, and thus repeated
\n doses will not be effective. Huld
\n will effect all individuals<\/p>\n
Humbaba poison Save vs. poison or take 10-80(10d8)
\n damage. A save indicates 2\/3rds
\n damage<\/p>\n
I Causes 81 – 90 points of damage
\n (14d6, 11d8, 9d10, 15d6)<\/p>\n
Ikaheka venom Lose 1-6 (1d6) points of
\n constitution. They are regained at
\n the rate of ONE per week. A
\n RESTORATION spell will replace all
\n of them.<\/p>\n
Imp poison Save vs. poison or die else take 1
\n – 4 damage<\/p>\n
Ink coprinus Comes from a very common mushroom
\n as it is only toxic when consumed
\n with alcoholic beverages. Does 5-
\n 20 (5d4) damage, save for half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Insanity Causes a random insanity for 1 – 4
\n turns<\/p>\n
J Causes 91 -100 points of damage
\n (12d8, 16d6, 10d10, 5d20)<\/p>\n
Jameson’s mamba venom This venom causes the victim’s
\n pulse rate to double what it is
\n normally for 1-6 (1d6) rounds,
\n causing 1-12 (1d12) damage per
\n round. Also if a save is not made,
\n the victim will suffocate in 3
\n rounds (plus constitution bonus)<\/p>\n
Jeteye This is a glossy (reflective) black
\n liquid that effects all mammals
\n upon ingestion, it is ineffective
\n as a insinuative poison. Save for
\n half damage. It causes the pupils
\n of the eyes to go black (although
\n this does not effect vision in any
\n way) and causes 1-8 (1d8) damage to
\n the neural system immediately. No
\n pain is felt by the victim however,
\n for Jeteye kills all pain and
\n tactile sensation for a period of
\n 9-16 (1d8+8) rounds (the “black
\n eyes” sign will stay for the same
\n duration). Jeteye is sometimes
\n used voluntarily before torture or
\n immediately after battle injuries
\n (preventing a system shock roll).
\n It has a bitter walnut-like taste
\n and is hard to disguise in food or
\n drink<\/p>\n
Jima A light red powder or liquid,
\n smells like papaya. Does 8 – 48
\n (8d6) damage, starts in 1 – 10
\n rounds, runs it’s course in 1 – 3
\n turns. Save for half damage at -3<\/p>\n
Khargra toxin This poison causes 3 – 18 (3d6)
\n damage, the side effect of this
\n poison is that it will dissolve any
\n metal that it is applied to<\/p>\n
Kill kitten poison Save vs poison or die, else victim
\n is paralyzed for 1-6(1d6) days<\/p>\n
Killer bee poison Save vs. poison (at -2) or die<\/p>\n
King cobra poison Save vs. poison or take 1-6 (1d6)
\n damage per round for 10 rounds (or
\n until cured). Save each round for
\n half damage<\/p>\n
Kolas A thick brown liquid, smells like
\n roses. Does 8 – 48 (4d12) damage,
\n starts in 1 – 8 rounds, runs it’s
\n course in 1 – 4 turns. Save for no
\n damage<\/p>\n
Kotra A clear oily fluid. Does 5 – 30
\n (5d6) damage, acts in 1 round, runs
\n it’s course in 1 – 10 rounds. Save
\n for half damage at -1<\/p>\n
Krag poison Save vs. poison (at -3) or turn to
\n stone. A save indicates that the
\n victim is slowed for 2-12(2d6)
\n rounds less their constitution
\n bonus (Minimum of 1 round of
\n slowness)<\/p>\n
Kumba Odorless, colorless liquid. Starts
\n is 1 – 6 rounds, death follows one
\n round thereafter. Save for no
\n damage at -3, Failed save means
\n death<\/p>\n
Kuurus Named after the Assassin that
\n invented it, Kuurus does 1-6 (1d6)
\n damage per constitution point that
\n the victim has. Save (-3) for half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Kuyss poison Causes leprosy, and until a CURE
\n DISEASE is cast upon the victim, no
\n other cure spells will work on that
\n creature<\/p>\n
Land urchen toxin Save vs. poison (-1) or be
\n paralized for 6 turns<\/p>\n
Lhurdas (Also known as “Yellow Death” and
\n “Beltyn’s Last Drink”) This is a
\n wine based poison. It has a sharp
\n dry white-grape taste and will
\n readily mix with any such wine. It
\n reacts with the digestive acids of
\n the stomach (Effective in any of
\n the player races) to eat away the
\n internal organs and tissues.
\n Ingestion produces rapid (within
\n two rounds) nausea, convultions,
\n and terrific internal cramps with
\n burning pain. It does 1-6 (1d6)
\n damage in the first round, 2-12
\n (2d6) damage in the second round,
\n and 1-4 (1d4) damage in the third
\n and final round. Thereafter it
\n will do no more damage, regardless
\n of dose, and further exposer to
\n Lhurdas will cause discomfort and
\n failure to heal, but no more
\n damage. This resistance lasts for
\n 3-25 (3d8) days. This is an
\n ingestive poison only. Save for
\n half damage<\/p>\n
Lisssteeen A liquid that when found will
\n always be labeled:
\n “HERE NOW”<\/p>\n
This yellow liquid has no smell but
\n it will make your mouth water, it
\n tastes spicy hot (like tabasco
\n sauce), and works only when
\n swallowed (Only ingestive type
\n poison). There is no discernable
\n effect to or on any creature within
\n 100 feet of the imbiber. BUT to
\n any creature more than 100 feet
\n from the imbiber will hear the
\n voice of the imbiber due to the
\n “effect” on the imbiber’s vocal
\n coards. This fluid causes the
\n imbiber’s vocal cords to transmit
\n on a ultrasonic as well as a
\n subsonic level making all within a
\n mile of them hear the imbiber.
\n This sound level permiates ALL
\n planes and dimensions also. Any
\n diety’s name which is spoken has a
\n 50% bonus of hearing and any
\n creature within 300 feet CANNOT be
\n surprised under any circumstances!
\n Lasts 25 rounds – imbiber’s wisdom<\/p>\n
Lomat An odorless, colorless powder or
\n liquid. Does 5 – 30 (5d6) damage,
\n starts in 1 – 6 turns, runs it’s
\n course in 1 – 4 turns. Save for
\n half damage at -2<\/p>\n
Longlicker toxin This poison lasts for four rounds,
\n starts instantly, save vs. poison
\n for the first three rounds or take
\n 3-18 (3d6) damage (take 1-6 (1d6)
\n damage if save is made). On the
\n fourth round, take 3-18 (3d6)
\n damage automaticaly (No save)<\/p>\n
Lotus dust, black Causes instant death<\/p>\n
Lotus dust, brown Encases the victim in wood
\n (Required 20 strength to break out)<\/p>\n
Lotus dust, clear Burns for 1-6 (1d6) damage per
\n round when it comes in contact with
\n flesh. Lasts for 1-6 (1d6) rounds<\/p>\n
Lotus dust, copper Encases victiim in copper (Requires
\n a 21 strength to break out)<\/p>\n
Lotus dust, emerald Paralizes victms lungs\/gills for 2-
\n 12 (2d6) rounds<\/p>\n
Lotus dust, metalic Blinds victim and causes lung
\n failure for 2-12 (2d6) rounds<\/p>\n
Lotus dust, red Causes objects to turn to stone<\/p>\n
Lotus dust, yellow Causes victims to fall asleep (Yes,
\n Even elves!)<\/p>\n
Luptak A nerve toxin that may be injected
\n or rendered into a gas. It appears
\n to effect dexterity, causing the
\n victim to stumble, be unable to
\n fight, cast spells, etc…; However
\n it does NO direct damage. There is
\n a 50% chance of a victim taking
\n physical damage from a fall while
\n affected by the toxin. A victim
\n who was poisoned in melee would be
\n quite helpless. It’s effects last
\n from 3 – 6 (1d4+2) turns. Save for
\n no effect<\/p>\n
Magebane A very stable liquid that can be
\n disguised as any other potion
\n (Commonly disguised as potions of
\n HEROISM). The effect is one of
\n severe mental sluggishness and
\n effectively causes the victim to
\n have one third of their actual
\n intellegence.. Lasts one round per
\n intellegence point “lost”<\/p>\n
Malange toxin Causes tunnel vision, allowing +1
\n to hit for any opponent not
\n directly in front of the poisoned
\n creature {Or not in direct line of
\n sight}. A creature that has this
\n introduced into the bloodstream
\n will develop deep blue eyes in 1 –
\n 4 days. The poison will last for 1
\n – 6 + 4 days (A total of 5 to 10
\n days)<\/p>\n
Man skorpion poison Save vs. poison or die instantly<\/p>\n
Mantri poison The victim subtracts their
\n constitution from 25 and takes the
\n difference in damage (minimum of 5
\n points of damage)<\/p>\n
Marine spider venom Save vs. poison or be paralized for
\n 2-12 (2d6) rounds<\/p>\n
Megalo-centipede This is an acidic toxin, it burns
\n the skin for 1-8 (1d8) damage.
\n Save for half damage<\/p>\n
Mental Depressent-A Causes a loss of Psionics for 4-48
\n hours<\/p>\n
Mental Depressent-B Causes a chemically induced Psionic
\n blast<\/p>\n
Milkweed Causes a severe intestinal disorder
\n that makes the victim regurgatate
\n anything that has been eaten, lasts
\n for 5-10 (1d6+4) days. The victim
\n will starve to death if the toxin
\n is not neutralized<\/p>\n
Mistletoe poison Destroys red blood cells, victim
\n takes 1 point of damage per day
\n (Cumulative). Example: Day 1, take
\n 1 point. Day two, take 2
\n points…etc…<\/p>\n
Mold poison Causes 1d12 or 2d12, a rare form is
\n said to cause 4d20<\/p>\n
Monkshood This poison causes accute vomiting
\n and diarreha for 1-4 (1d4) and if
\n a save is not made (+1), the victim
\n will have intense convoultions and
\n die in severe pain in 2-8 (2d4)
\n segments<\/p>\n
Morphus A clear citrus-smelling liquid.
\n Fumes will cause victim to sleep
\n for 1 – 6 turns (After a round of
\n contact). Morphus is used like
\n chloroform for abductions and the
\n like, and is a potent gas when
\n mixed properly. Even works on
\n elves. Save for no effect at -2<\/p>\n
Mufa Odorless, colorless liquid. Starts
\n in 1 – 10 rounds, throws victim
\n into painfull twisting convultions,
\n then does 15 points of damage per
\n round until victim dies.
\n Convultions have a 50% chance of
\n causing an extra 1 – 6 points of
\n damage in each round. No saving
\n throw<\/p>\n
Myconid-H Save vs. poson or begin to
\n hallucnate for 2-16 (2d8) rounds.
\n Roll below:<\/p>\n
– 01 – 10 : Cower & Wimper
\n – 11 – 15 : Stare into nothngness
\n – 16 – 18 : Run in a random direction
\n – 19 – 20 : Attack the nearest creature<\/p>\n
Myconid-P Save vs. poison or be totally
\n passive. Victim may only watch,
\n cannot take any actons, even if
\n they are being attacked. Lasts for
\n 2-6 (1d6, treatng all 1’s as 2’s)
\n rounds<\/p>\n
Naral poison Save vs. poison or take 6-36 (6d6)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Narcosis Once introduced into the body, is
\n takes effect for 1 – 4 rounds, this
\n poison causes severe nitrogen
\n narcosis (Similar effect to comming
\n up from 300′ underwater to the
\n surface in 1 second). Save for
\n half damage. Poison lasts until
\n dispelled. Does 7 – 12 (1d6+6)
\n damage per round and victim cannot
\n move<\/p>\n
Nettle A light brown powder that causes
\n extreem skin inflamation. The
\n burning, itching & stinging can
\n last up to 20 days. This causes -3
\n to hit and -2 to damage and armor
\n class<\/p>\n
Nibon An odorless colorless liquid. Does
\n 6 – 48 (6d8) damage, starts in 1
\n round, runs it’s course in 1 turn.
\n Save for half damage made at -4<\/p>\n
Nightcrawler poison Save vs. poison or take 7-56 (7d8)
\n damage and be paralyzed for that
\n long<\/p>\n
Nightseeker poison Save vs. poison or take 3-12 (3d4)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Ninthla poison Anything under 12 hit dice must
\n save or die, any that does save
\n will fall into a catatonic state
\n for 1-20(1d20) days<\/p>\n
Nyosan butterfly poison Save vs. poison or take 2-12 (2d6)
\n damage<\/p>\n
OOPS! A clear liquid that is often
\n mistaken for Holy Water. While
\n under the influence of this poison,
\n any type of spell which divulges
\n color (such as TRUE SIGHT, or
\n DETECT ALIGNMENT) will reveal the
\n exact opposite color!. This poison
\n is sometimes called ColorBlind.
\n Duration: 2-12 (2d6) days<\/p>\n
OUCH! A very deep ruby red gel or liquid
\n that tastes like listerine. This
\n “poison” holds damage, that is the
\n next SIX times the imbiber takes
\n damage, the fluid will “hold” the
\n damage so that the body does not
\n really take it. This damage can be
\n cured before the body really takes
\n the damage. This is only good for
\n SIX hits, for on the SEVENTH hit,
\n the fluid’s power is dispelled and
\n the imbiber takes ALL damage taken
\n in the previous seven hits that
\n hasn’t been cured yet!<\/p>\n
Oliander poison Save vs. poison or the victim’s
\n heart stops and death ensues<\/p>\n
Opia A brown powder with a honey\/almond
\n smell. When drunk (it dissolves
\n into liquids instantly), it causes
\n blindness within 1 – 6 rounds.
\n This is temporary, lasting 1 – 10
\n rounds. Save for no effect<\/p>\n
Optical-A Causes blindness equal to the 30 –
\n characters constitution<\/p>\n
Optical-B Causes double vision for 30 days
\n less characters constitution<\/p>\n
Optical-C Causes inflamation of the
\n characters tear ducts, makeing the
\n character susceptable to taking
\n damage from bright lights<\/p>\n
Orvas This is a translucent liquid with a
\n green cast and a bitter-sweet
\n taste. It does 1-6 (1d6) damage
\n upon entering the bloodstream
\n (immediately if introduced into a
\n wound or scrape, or in 18-24
\n {1d6+17} turns if introduced by
\n ingestive means), and 1-4 (1d4)
\n points of damage on the next two
\n rounds. A successful save vs.
\n Orvas means that it is ineffective
\n against that creature. Orvas is an
\n antidote to Varrakas if introduced
\n into the bloodstream before
\n Varrakas has run it’s course (Both
\n counterace each other) Orvas works
\n only on mammals<\/p>\n
Pain Causes severe pain making the
\n victim -1 to hit for 2 – 12 (2d6)
\n days (Cumulative)<\/p>\n
Paralasys Causes paralasys for 1 – 4 turns<\/p>\n
Phraint poison Save vs. poison or take 2-7 (1d6+1)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Phraint venom Also called “Hive Drink”, This is
\n VERY POTENT, does 1d100-1 damage
\n (0-99), a save indecates that 2-20
\n (2d10) points can be subtracted
\n from the total poison damage<\/p>\n
Pink lightning Pinkish fluid, Does 5-20 (5d4)
\n damage, starts in 1-6 (1d6) rounds,
\n runs it’s course in 1-3 (1d6\/2)
\n rounds. Save for half damage at -4<\/p>\n
Pit viper venom Save or die else take 3-18 (3d6)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Poison Ivy toxin Causes a skin rash that makes the
\n creature -1 to -4 to hit and -2 to
\n armor class<\/p>\n
Poison ivy hedge toxin Save vs. poison (-3) or take 1-6
\n (1d6) damageand be at -3\/-3 for 28
\n turns – constitution because of
\n itching<\/p>\n
Poison pie This mushroom powder is always off-
\n white and smells like radishes.
\n When consumed, it causes
\n destruction of the gastrointestinal
\n tract. Save vs. poison or take 4-
\n 32 (4d8) damage<\/p>\n
Pollen poison Damage done is in d4, the number of
\n dice damage done is equal to 20
\n minus the victims constitution.
\n This poison does NOT break down, so
\n it will effect the victim every
\n hour until neutralized (Death does
\n not neutralize a poison)<\/p>\n
Praka Small blue & white speckled
\n pellets. Starts in 1 – 4 rounds,
\n does 20 points of damage each round
\n until death. Causes vivid,
\n monsterous hallucinations; 25%
\n chane of permenant insanity in
\n victim somehow survives. Save in
\n each round for half damage at -5,
\n but still eventually fatal<\/p>\n
Prespa (Also called “Mother’s Bane”)
\n This is an odorless, colorless
\n liquid that mixes readily with any
\n drinkables except for milk and it’s
\n byproducts (from which it seperates
\n almost instantly). Effective only
\n in humans, and only if it is
\n ingested. It causes sudden dizzy
\n spells and visual disorentation,
\n beginning 1-3 (1d6\/2) rounds after
\n ingestion and lasting 1-12 (1d12)
\n rounds. During this time the
\n victim moves unsteadily and fights
\n at -2 to hit and +2 worse on armor
\n class if having normal vision. If
\n the victim has infravision, the
\n effect is only -1\/+2. At the same
\n time, the victim endures 1-2
\n (1d4\/2) damage per rounds as
\n surface blood vessels burst all
\n over the body (Giving a blotched,
\n reddenedappearance to the skin).
\n Each round a successful saving
\n throw will avoid the damage, but if
\n the victim suffers injury through
\n combat or misadventure during the
\n round, no saving throw is allowed<\/p>\n
Pseudo-Dragon poison Save vs. poison or fall into a
\n catatonic state for 1 – 6 days<\/p>\n
Purple worm poison Save vs. poison or die else take
\n 2d4 damage<\/p>\n
Pybra poison (Bite) Take 3-18 (3d6) damage (No save!)<\/p>\n
Pybra poison (Spit) Take 2-7 (1d6+1) damage<\/p>\n
Pybra poison (Sting) Save vs. poison or take 3-18 (3d6)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Pybra venom Does 1d2 to 6d2 damage, this is an
\n acidic venom, so if a save is NOT
\n made, the victim will take double
\n damage from the acid.<\/p>\n
Quaggoth toxin Save vs. poison (-4) or be stunned
\n and walk in a random direction.
\n The victim will walk 1 round for
\n each point that they missed their
\n save by. If the victim cannot walk
\n in the rolled direction, they will
\n simply move off in another untill
\n the toxin wears off<\/p>\n
Quiggly toxin Save vs. poison (-2) or the toxin
\n causes a painful form of arthritis
\n that manifests itself in the hands.
\n Every time a dexterious action
\n (pick pockets, remove traps, spell
\n casting…) is attempted, the
\n victim mst save vs. paralization or
\n fumble the action. The toxin lasts
\n untill neutralized or the arthritis
\n is cured<\/p>\n
Recursion This poison causes an initial 1
\n point of damage and then the victim
\n must save vs. poison. If they
\n miss, they will take 1 more point
\n of damage and must save again.
\n This will continue until the victim
\n dies or a save is made.<\/p>\n
Red Slaad pellets When these pellets come in contact
\n with bare skin, the person must
\n save vs. poison or die in 3 – 36
\n (3d12) hours (Only a CURE DISEASE,
\n SLOW POISON, NEUTRALIZE POISON, or
\n BARKSKIN will affect this “poison”,
\n any of the above will stop it)<\/p>\n
Red Urched poison Save vs. poison or sleep for 1 – 4
\n turns<\/p>\n
Red fang toxin Does 3-12(3d4) to 8-32(8d4) damage.
\n This toxin will paralyze all elves
\n for 3-8 (1d6+2) turns<\/p>\n
Red mamba venom Save vs. poison (-3) or take 2-12
\n (2d6) to 6-36 (6d6) damage<\/p>\n
Redback mushrooms This mushroom powder has the same
\n chemical makeup as the potion used
\n in the IDENTIFY spell, when
\n consumed, the same effect occurs<\/p>\n
Redbog poison When comming into contact with the
\n air, this poison oxidizes into a 60
\n foot could of redish opaque gas.
\n Anyone or thing that is under 12
\n hit dice must save or fall into a
\n deep sleep for 1 – 100 (1d100)
\n rounds. Anyone over 12 hit dice
\n that does not save is slowed. This
\n poison will even put elves to
\n sleep!<\/p>\n
Retch Derived from the retch plant, this
\n toxin has NO saving throw. Any
\n victim will vomit and heave for 1-3
\n (1d6\/2) rounds and lose 50% of
\n their current strength for 6 turns
\n (1 hour)<\/p>\n
Rhododendron Save vs. poison or this poison
\n causes vertigo and headaches,
\n watering of the eyes and fluttering
\n of the heart that is followed in 2-
\n 8 (2d4) rounds by irregular and
\n slow pulse convoultions and
\n paralisys of the arms and legs.
\n The victim will die 12 rounds after
\n the slowed pulse begins<\/p>\n
Rhubarb poison This poison shuts down the victims
\n kidneys, so that each day after
\n poisoning, the victim must roll 3d6
\n under their constitution or die.
\n Each successive day adds 1 to the
\n die roll (cumulative)<\/p>\n
Rock poppy Save vs. poison or turn to stone as
\n per FLESH TO STONE spell<\/p>\n
Rockworm acid Does 7-32(5d6+2) damage<\/p>\n
Roper poison Save vs. poison or lose one half
\n strength for 1 – 4 days<\/p>\n
S Sleep Poison, After two rounds,
\n acts as a SLEEP spell upon the
\n victim (Causes No damage, but this
\n will even put elves asleep)<\/p>\n
Salt spider poison Save or Die!<\/p>\n
Sand poison A RARE FORM of poison made by dune
\n stalkers that does 1d6 damage and
\n if a save vs. poison is not made,
\n the victim takes 2d6 more damage<\/p>\n
Screamin’ scarlet poison Causes a scarlet rash that has
\n intense itching. The victim will
\n commense to itch the rash causing –
\n 3 to hit and -3 to armor class.
\n This will last until neutralized.
\n To neutralize it requires a
\n NEUTRALIZE POISON and one pint of
\n holy water<\/p>\n
Sea demon poison Does 4-24(4d6) damage and paralyzes
\n victim for 1d6 days unless victim
\n is an elf or an undead, in which
\n case they dissolve for 2-24(2d12)
\n points of damage per round (No
\n save)<\/p>\n
Shaggy beast fluid (Bite) Causes 2-12 (2d6) damage<\/p>\n
Shaggy beast fluid (Stinger) Causes 1-8 (1d8) damage<\/p>\n
Sheet ghoul acid Does 2 – 7 (1d6+1) damage (No save)<\/p>\n
Silver Urchen toxin Save vs. poison or this poison will
\n shut down the central nervous
\n system of the victim, putting the
\n creature in a comatose state for 1
\n – 3 days<\/p>\n
Silver lightning Silvery liquid. Does 5-40 (5d8)
\n damage, sets in immediately, runs
\n it’s course in 1-6 (1d6) rounds.
\n Save for half damage at -3<\/p>\n
Silver lotus Light silver liquid or powder,
\n smells like lotus flowers. Does 7
\n – 42 (7d6) damage, starts in 1 – 2
\n turns, runs it’s course in 1 – 6
\n turns. Reduces victim’s
\n constitution by 1 point for every
\n 10 points of damage taken. System
\n shock roll is required for every
\n point lost; Failure means instant
\n death. Constitution points can
\n only be regained by rest. Save for
\n half damage<\/p>\n
Skorpadillo poison Paralyzes victim and does 6-36(3d6)
\n damage, Save for no damage<\/p>\n
Skorpoon poison Does 1-4(1d4) to 4-16(4d4) damage,
\n save for no damage<\/p>\n
Skyzorr’n poison Save vs. poison or take 2-5 (1d4+1)
\n damage and lose one point from
\n strength and dexterity for 2-8
\n (2d4) turns<\/p>\n
Slowness Causes effects similar to a SLOW
\n spell cast by a Magic User of the
\n same level as the person that made
\n the poison<\/p>\n
Sluggoth acid Does 3-18(3d6) to 8-42(8d6) damage<\/p>\n
Snig venom Save vs. poison or take 8-64 (8d8)
\n damage. Save indicates half damage<\/p>\n
Snow snake venom Save vs. poison or the victim will
\n freeze solid. If a save is made,
\n the victim will take 4d8 damage.<\/p>\n
Snow spider poison Does 3-24(3d8) damage (Half if save
\n is made) and victim is blinded for
\n 1-10(1d10) turns. If the save is
\n missed, the victim is permenantly
\n blind<\/p>\n
Spell poison When this poison is introduced into
\n the blood stream, it releases a
\n random spell. After that, any
\n wound recived fires off another
\n random spell. This goes on until 2
\n – 12 (2d6) spells have been “cast”
\n (This does NOT incluse the original
\n spell) or 7 days have passed<\/p>\n
Spice poison Comsuning this poison or skin
\n contact with it will cause 2 – 10
\n (1d6+1d4) damage, and will also
\n counteract the next TWO potions
\n that the victim consumes (They will
\n be gone but will NOT take effect)<\/p>\n
Spiga venom Does 2-12(2d6) to 12-72(12d6)
\n damage and paralyzes the victim. A
\n save indicates half damage and no
\n paralyzation.<\/p>\n
Spiny slayer poison Save vs. poison or take 8-64 (8d8)
\n damage. A save indicates half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Spore poison Damage done is 2d6 to 7d6, Half if
\n save<\/p>\n
Sporoid mushroom poison This poison effects the lungs, as
\n it causes the lungs to shut down.
\n The victim can’t breath and they
\n will take no damage for one round
\n per point of constitution hit dice
\n bonus, after that they take one
\n point of damage and one point off
\n of their intellegence until dead or
\n the poison is neutralized. If
\n their intellegence goes to zero,
\n they are brain dead and must be
\n raised. Lost intellegence points
\n may be recovered be a RESTORATION
\n spell<\/p>\n
Stego-centipede Save or die. If save is made, take
\n 3-12 (3d4) damage<\/p>\n
Steroid mushroom poison Save vs. poison or this mushroom
\n dust will act upon the victim as a
\n 12th level druidical CONFUSION
\n spell<\/p>\n
Stingray poison Save vs. poison or be paralyzed for
\n 5 – 20 (5d4) rounds and take a like
\n amount of damage, else take 1 – 3
\n points of damage<\/p>\n
Stingwing poison Save vs. poison TWICE or die. If
\n both save are made, save again, if
\n successful take 3-18 (3d6) damage,
\n if failed, take 6-36 (6d6) damage<\/p>\n
Stirge sweat Brownish, sap-like liquid. Does 6
\n – 24 (6d4) damage, starts in 2 – 4
\n (1d4+2) rounds, runs it’s course in
\n 2 – 8 (2d4) rounds. Save for no
\n damage<\/p>\n
Stonefish toxin This toxin from the stonefish is
\n given is small doses in respect to
\n the intense pain that is causes.
\n The pain, which is described as
\n instantainious, intense, sharp, and
\n burning radiating within minutes
\n from the wound site, involving the
\n entire leg, groin, abdomin, or if
\n in the upper extremities, the
\n armpit, shoulder, neck and head.
\n The pain may become so severe that
\n the victim thrashes about, rolling
\n on the ground, screaming in agony,
\n and at times losing consciouness.
\n The areas around the wound (and
\n extremity) become numb, a condition
\n that continues for 2-12 (2d6) days
\n (In some cases the limb has been
\n paralyzed for three weeks). Death
\n (If the save failed) will happenone
\n to six (1d6) hours after the
\n initial onset of the toxin. Each
\n successive dose will reduce the
\n victim’s save by one for each dose
\n introduced. This is permenant (It
\n is also against future saves as
\n well!)<\/p>\n
Stunjelly poison Save vs. poison or be stunned and
\n paralyzed for 5 – 20 (5d4) rounds<\/p>\n
Sunbear saliva Causes victim to burst into flames
\n for 1-8(1d8) damage per round.
\n Save for half damage. Holy water
\n will extinguish the flames as will
\n a PYROTECHNICHS spell<\/p>\n
Sundew acid Does 1 point of damage per round,
\n lasts 1-10 (1d10) rounds. Oil
\n washes it off<\/p>\n
Surchur saliva This saliva causes 2-8 (2d4) damage
\n per round until neutralized.
\n Either salt water or a NEUTRALIZE
\n POISON will do this<\/p>\n
Svirfneblin acid Instantly destroys any armor worn
\n by the victim and causes 2 – 8
\n (2d4) damage in the process<\/p>\n
Svirfneblin poison Causes 1 – 3 damage, stunds for 1 –
\n 3 rounds and then SLOWs the victim
\n for 1 – 6 rounds<\/p>\n
T’cheem Save vs. poison or the victim will
\n sucumb to the effects of a REVERSE
\n GRAVITY spell. They must save each
\n round for 1-6 (1d6) rounds<\/p>\n
Taer elixir Save vs. poison (+1) or become
\n nauseated for 2-5 (1d4+1) hours
\n (12-30 turns), causeing -2 to hit
\n and -1 to damage<\/p>\n
Teko Light blue oil. Does 4 – 32 (4d8)
\n damage, starts in 1 round, runs
\n it’s course in 1 – 3 rounds. Save
\n for half damage at -3<\/p>\n
Temperature Alteration Raises or lowers the victims body
\n temperature up or down by 2 to 12
\n degrees (also causing a like amount
\n of damage, lasts for 3 minutes)<\/p>\n
Tenamort poison Save vs. paralyzation or be
\n paralized for 1 – 6 rounds and the
\n characters internal organs will
\n begin to soften so that they will
\n take double damage from and
\n physical attacks for 1 – 12 days or
\n until a HEAL spell is cast upon
\n them<\/p>\n
Teneborus poison Does 1-6 (1d6) damage and save (-3)
\n or be paralized for 6-36 (6d6)
\n turns<\/p>\n
Teneborus toxin Does 4-40 (4d10) damage, save (-3)
\n for half damage<\/p>\n
Terragon poison A rare spice which if comsumed raw
\n will cause 6 – 60 (6d10) damage to
\n the victim, and will cause 3 – 30
\n (3d10) if placed in contact with
\n bare flesh. (There is no save vs.
\n poison when flesh contact is made)<\/p>\n
Thaykhay poison Save vs. poison or take 2-20 (2d10)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Thessalhydra acid Causes 1-20 (1d20) damage, 1 point
\n per round<\/p>\n
Thri-kreen venom Save vs. poison or be paralized for
\n 2-16 (2d8) rounds<\/p>\n
Thrum A light blueish liquid, smells like
\n sour lemons. Does 6 – 36 (6d6)
\n damage. Starts in 1 – 4 rounds,
\n runs it’s course in 1 – 3 turns.
\n Save for half damage<\/p>\n
Tigerfly poison Save vs. poison or take 4 – 24
\n (4d12) damage and be paralized for
\n 1 – 6 rounds<\/p>\n
Timewasp poison Save vs. poison (-1) or take 8-80
\n (8d10) damage and be timestopped
\n for a same number of rounds<\/p>\n
Tomatoeleaf poison Save vs. poison or die, else it
\n effects as a HURT spell on the
\n victim<\/p>\n
Touch-Spice poison Any contact with this poison causes
\n sensory deprivation, depending of
\n course, on how long (one round of
\n contact equals one contact), or how
\n many times contact is made.
\n Consult the following chart:
\n —————————–
\n 1…Touch
\n 2…Smell
\n 3…Taste
\n 4…Hearing
\n 5…Sight
\n 6…Balance
\n 7…Touch*
\n 8…Smell*
\n 9…Taste*
\n 10…Hearing*
\n 11…Sight*
\n 12…Balance*
\n 13…Death of victim
\n 14…Disintigration of victim’s body<\/p>\n
* = Permenant loss (Only a WISH will restore)<\/p>\n
Toxic toad spittle Save vs. poison or take 4-32 (4d8)
\n damage. Save indicates half damage<\/p>\n
Tri-flower pollen Save vs. poison (-1) or sleep for
\n 1-4 (1d4) days<\/p>\n
Tri-flower sap Does 2-8 (2d4) damage per round
\n until neutralized. Water will wash
\n it off<\/p>\n
Trif Odorless, light gold liquid. Does
\n 5 – 30 (5d6) damage, starts in 1 –
\n 4 turns, runs it’s course in 1 – 12
\n rounds. Reduces victim’s dexterity
\n by 2 points for every 10 points of
\n damage taken. This is only
\n restored by rest. Save for half
\n damage at -2<\/p>\n
Triffid poison Save vs. poison or take 4-24 (3d6)
\n damage. Save indicates half damage<\/p>\n
Trivern poison Save vs. poison or take 8-48 (8d6)
\n damage, a save indicates half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Trollsblood Grayish green fluid. Does 4 – 48
\n (4d12) damage, starts in 1 – 4
\n rounds, runs it’s course in 1 – 6
\n rounds. Save for no damage<\/p>\n
Tubon A pale yellow liquid or powder,
\n smells like ripe mellons. Does 5 –
\n 30 (5d6) damage, starts in 1 – 10
\n rounds, runds it’s course in 1 – 6
\n turns. Save for half damage at +1<\/p>\n
Twilightbloom poison Save vs. poison (-2) or die<\/p>\n
Tylatch Clear liquid, smells like
\n sandlewood. Starts in 1 round,
\n runs it’s course in 6 turns, doing
\n 10 points of damage per turn.
\n Victim fall instantly asleep,
\n cannot be awakened. Save for half
\n damage at -2. If victim survives,
\n they will awaken after the 6 turn
\n duration<\/p>\n
Ulcrun This is a milky white, viscous
\n liquid that is effective on all
\n warm blooded creatures, by
\n insinuation only (No saving throw).
\n Two rounds after contact, it causes
\n 1-4 (1d4) damage to the muscular
\n system – weakening and softening
\n tendons, ligaments, bones and
\n cartilage. On the following round,
\n it causes 1-12 (1d12) damage and
\n then take 1-4 (1d4) damage on the
\n third round after which the effects
\n of the poison pass. Until healing
\n processes (either natural or
\n magical) counter it’s damage, the
\n effected creature will have lost 1-
\n 4 (1d4) points of strength and
\n dexterity<\/p>\n
Uropygus gas Save vs. poison (-3) or
\n fight\/defend at -3 due to nervous
\n spasms, lasts for 3-18 (3d6) rounds<\/p>\n
Ustilagor acid Causes 2-5 (1d4) damage per round
\n for 2 rounds<\/p>\n
Valley-lilly A neuro-toxin that effects the
\n pulmanary muscles. It causes the
\n heart to beat at a very irregular
\n rate. The beat will be 1-100
\n (1d100) per round. Victim will
\n take 30 – constitution per round.
\n Toxin lasts 1-6 (1d6) rounds<\/p>\n
Varrakas This is a thick black syrup. To
\n avoid detection, single drops are
\n added to gravy or dark sauces, but
\n the effects increase with each dose
\n (drop) ingested. Varrakas has a
\n slightly oily taste, but no strong
\n flavor. Every drop of Varrakas
\n does 1-4 (1d4) damage when it
\n enters into the bloodstream (It
\n bypasses the digestive system by
\n masquerading as a nutrient). It
\n lies dormant for a period of 18-24
\n (1d8+17) rounds after ingestion.
\n Varrakas is only an ingestive
\n poison. It is effective in ALL
\n mammals<\/p>\n
Vedya Pale purle liquid or powder, smells
\n like rasins. Does 10 – 100
\n (10d10), starts in 1 – 6 turns,
\n runs it’s course over a period of 1
\n – 6 days (assess appropriate points
\n of damage each day, dividing total
\n into one hour increments).
\n Agaonizing very slow death. No
\n saving throw<\/p>\n
Velvet slime mold poison Save vs. poison or take 2-8 (2d4)
\n damage<\/p>\n
Vilmat Clear oily liquid. Does 6-36 (6d6)
\n damage, starts in 3-7 (1d4+3)
\n rounds, runs it’s course in 1 turn.
\n This actually reduces the creatures
\n intellegence by one point per six
\n points of damage taken. THIS LOSS
\n IN PERMENANT. A restoration is
\n required to recover the lost
\n points. Save indicates half damage<\/p>\n
Vocal The effect of this poison would
\n only effect spell casters, as it’s
\n effects on the vocal cords are the
\n same as if the victim had inhaled
\n helium (No vocal components can be
\n used while poison is in effect).
\n Lasts 24 hours<\/p>\n
Voloe poison Does 1-3(1d3) to 4-12(4d3) damage
\n and blinds the victim, save for no
\n blindness<\/p>\n
Vord poison Save vs. poison or be paralyzed
\n until cured. A save indicates the
\n recipient creature has a muscular
\n slowdown, the creature will be
\n SLOWed until it\/they recieve a
\n NEUTRALIZE POISON spell<\/p>\n
Wave This poison dehidrates 5 points of
\n damage per round (double for water
\n creatures). A NEUTRALIZE POISON
\n will not stop this, only a CREATE
\n WATER will. Duration: Until death
\n or stopped. No save<\/p>\n
Weakness Causes a permenent loss of 2 – 8
\n hit points<\/p>\n
Weeverfish toxin Weeverfish toxin generally produces
\n instant pain which comes
\n progressively more severe until it
\n reaches an excruciating peak. The
\n severeity of the pain is such that
\n the victim frequently thrashes
\n about wildly, and may lose
\n consciousnes. These symptoms last
\n anywhere from 2-24 (2d12) hours and
\n are accompanied by headaches,
\n fever, chills, cardiac
\n palpitations, and convoultions.
\n Death will occur if more than one
\n dose is given. No save vs. this
\n one. It is used commonly by the
\n upper echelon of the assassin’s
\n guild as a warning (One dose only
\n causes the pain and convoultions)<\/p>\n
Whisper wasp poison Save vs. poison or fall asleep
\n (Instantly) for 8-96(8d12) days, a
\n save indicates groginess (-2 to
\n hit, -2 to Armor class)<\/p>\n
White hydra This is an acid which freezes upon
\n contact with the air, it does 6-
\n 36(6d6) damage<\/p>\n
Whither A rare blend of herbs and spices
\n that causes a unique chemical
\n breakdown in the body, lasts for 10
\n rounds. Save each round or lose
\n one constitution point
\n (Permenantly)<\/p>\n
Wiess A desert poison that causes the
\n skin to break down. It causes the
\n pigment cells in the skin to die,
\n turning the creature into an albino
\n within a matter of weeks (20
\n days).<\/p>\n
If subjected to intense light (such
\n as desert sun), the creature will
\n take two (2) points of damage per
\n turn in the sun<\/p>\n
Wimp poison No save vs. this one, as it always
\n does only 1 point of damage<\/p>\n
Wind devil toxin Save vs. poison or take 4-32 (4d8)
\n freezing damage per round until
\n cured. Save each round for half
\n damage<\/p>\n
Witchhand A clear liquid, almost impossible
\n to detect. Upon contact with flesh
\n it does 3 – 24 (3d8), starts in 1 –
\n 4 rounds, runs it’s course in 1 –
\n 10 rounds. Save for no damage<\/p>\n
Witherstench fluid Save vs. poison or be retching and
\n vomiting causing the victim to be
\n unable to defend or attack for 1 –
\n 10 rounds (Less the victim’s
\n constitution bonus, Not to go less
\n than 1 round of retching)<\/p>\n
Witherweed smoke When released, this thick oily
\n smoke expands into a 20 foot x 20
\n foot cloud and all inside it take 2
\n – 12 (2d6) damage with no save<\/p>\n
Wobra poison Gotten from a rare form of a cobra,
\n this poison does 2-12(2d6) damage
\n then lies in state in the body for
\n 2-8(2d4) turns. It then becomes
\n active again doing 1-8(1d8) damage
\n each round until neutralized. A
\n SLOW POISON spell will add 2-
\n 12(2d6) turns to the “sleep” time
\n of the poison, or if it has
\n awakened, it will cause “dormancy”
\n for 1-4(1d4) rounds.<\/p>\n
Wolf spider poison Does 1-4(1d4) damage<\/p>\n
Wyvern venom Save vs. death else take 1 – 6
\n (1d6) points of damage<\/p>\n
Wyverwraith poison Save vs. poison or take 9-54 (9d6)
\n damage, save indicates half damage.
\n Save again or lose one life level,
\n if successful, take 1-4 (1d4)
\n damage<\/p>\n
X Causes 10 points of damage until
\n death occurs<\/p>\n
XX Causes Instant Death (Save
\n indicates no effect)<\/p>\n
XXX Causes Instant Death (No Save)<\/p>\n
Yaanth poison Save vs. poison or be paralyzed
\n forever (It never wears off!)<\/p>\n
Yaksa A white liquid or powder, smells
\n like cherries. Does 4 – 32 (4d8)
\n damage, Starts in 1 – 8 rounds
\n after contact, runs it’s course in
\n 1 – 4 turns. Save for no damage at
\n +2<\/p>\n
Yellow peril poison Save vs. poison or take 7-42 (7d6)
\n to 12-72 (12d6) damage<\/p>\n
Yellow peril toxin Does 4-16(4d4) to 7-28(7d4) damage,
\n save for no damage. Anyone who has
\n been damaged by this toxin will
\n retain a yellowish tint in their
\n skin until a RESTORATION spell is
\n cast upon them<\/p>\n
Yellow urchen poison Save vs. poison or be paralyzed for
\n 1 – 6 days<\/p>\n
Yellowback mushroom poison When this mushroom powder is
\n consumed, it disolves into a
\n chemical that causes an chemically
\n induced “Power Word, STUN”<\/p>\n
Yellowbog Poison When this poison comes in contact
\n with the air, it oxidizes instantly
\n into a 10 – 60 foot diameter cloud
\n (1d6*10). All creatures in the
\n cloud take 3 – 18 (3d6) damage per
\n round. Save for half damage<\/p>\n
Yellowbog poison When this poison comes into contact
\n with the air, it oxidizes
\n instantly, creating a cloud (10 –
\n 60 feet in diameter). All in the
\n cloud taking 3-18(3d6) damage per
\n round (Save for half damage)<\/p>\n
Zebrilla toxin Does 1-4 (1d4) damage and the
\n victim must save or fall into an
\n epileptic state that lasts 1 round
\n + 1 round for each point that they
\n missed their save by. If a 1 was
\n rolled, the epilepsy lasts for 5
\n turns and has a 10% chance of being
\n permenant<\/p>\n
Zzotza This toxin gets NO save. It does
\n 1-20 (1d20) damage, 1 point per
\n round. But the victim is stunned
\n and placed into a gassious state
\n for the duration as well<\/p>\n
