Copium

Copium, or Irae placator(reconsiler of anger) is a opium-variant, which can be inhaled, or smoked exclusively from wooden pipes.
===== Discovery of Copium =====
The term Copium, or Irae Placator was taught to the European intellectuals from as early as the 9th century, as the knowledge of Opium was spread from Turkey and the Arabic Kingdoms. Its compound was very similar to Opium. However, when inhaled or smoked when in a state of anger, sadness, or stress, or in the modern times, "coping", its original side-effects were eased, resulting in a safer method to stimulate those of when using Opium.
===== Turkish-Middle Eastern usage of Copium =====
As far as the record shows from the 13th century, many tribes in those of Turkey, Syria, and the Egyptians were recorded to use Copium in the darkest of history and times, in which Copium was praised to "Ease tense moments in one's lives, especially to prevent further catastrophic anger." The most accurate insights of ancient usage of Copium is those from the Turkish Mamluks, which stated; "When we faced defeats and obstacles, we were given exclussive permission to smoke a single brick of Copium, which eased many of our brothers."
===== The Chinese Copium =====
From the mid-to-late 19th century, the British exploits of the Opium-Copium trade and the infamous Taiping Rebellion resulted in the trade of Copium dramatically increased, which led to multiple complications which by the end of the 19th century became apparent that even the side-effects were eased while using Copium in a state of anger, could not ease it enough, and in some occasions, causing multiple mutated symptoms.
=== Discovery of Acute Copium Syndrome(Copenalottigen syndrome, Copealot syndrome) ===
Acute Copium Syndrome is a overdose-related disease which was discovered in 1822 by Professor Charles Copenalottigen in Zurich, after a patient who were given perscription of Copium, suffered strokes and violent seizures, and which in the end resulted in the patient suffering tremendous pain, and finally the patient killed himself. This sudden outcome resulted in documentation from Professor Charles, which introduced Europe to the new threat of Copium.
==== 1838 A.C.S Outbreak(The Coping incident) ====
In 1838, Scotland, Ballater, a national social experiment was launched, where 2 bricks of Copium was supplied to all of the villagers of Ballater, though the villagers showed no state of anger present. In October 8th of 1838, approximately 3 weeks into the experiment, 24 villagers suffered the Copenalottigen syndrome, which 21 died immediately. This caused the surviving villagers to enter into a state of "coping", which resulted in severe usage of Copium. In October 21st, over 208 villagers have been recorded to suffer from A.C.S, which resulted in 194 dying, with 5 entering into a state of coma, whom all died 69 days later. This ruthless nationally funded social experiment resulted in the outburst from the British population, in November, a emergency Parliament was opened, which a new law to set regulations regarding perscription, and the trading of Copium was set, dubbed the Copium Act of 1838.