Ecstasy is a schedule I narcotic that is typically taken in pill form. Its colloquial names are "E", "X", "MDMA," or "molly." Since ecstasy is an illegal drug, people face criminal charges in Nevada for doing any of the following with ecstasy: possessing for personal use (a.k.a. "simple possession"), possessing with the intention to sell (a.k.a. "possession for sale"), selling, manufacturing, bartering, administering, exchanging, dispensing, giving away, importing, or transporting Pink ecstasy pill The definition of trafficking is doing any of the aforementioned actions with at least 100 grams of ecstasy. Even simple ecstasy possession could be prosecuted as trafficking if the suspect allegedly has 100 grams of ecstasy.