Substances

== Medications ==
=== Stimpak ===
The most common form of stimulant. Generally used in combat situations, this injectable solution comes pre-packaged in syringes that provide a few minutes of physical and mental prowess.
== Drugs ==
=== Thura ===
A common street drug on Port Elizabeth. It is a strong hallucinogenic herb mixture that is often ingested in a paste. It takes about 30 minutes to an hour to feel the effects and wears off in 3-4 hours. Primary effects are: hallucinations, euphoria, and desensitized nerves/sensations. Side effects include: dizziness, nausea, violent episodes (rare), dissociation, and short term memory loss.
==Chemicals==
===Basilisk===
Secretly developed by Consocorp and the military House Vatorian, basilisk was originally employed to mutate soldiers to survive their combat zones with efficiency. What better to fight in a swamp than a man with gills and claws? However those subtle and advantageous mutations were not the true effect. Soldiers grew tumors, exploded in a shower of basilisk and blood, mutating into incoherent freaks that died soon afterwards. It is now employed as a massive bio fuel reactor agent when mixed with plant fibre and fertilizer. However, illicit experiments suggest that if bromine is added the original intended effects could be quite possible...
=== Evlion ===
A "fuel" made around 100 years ago by a pair of perfectly functioning broken pair of robot "brothers" in the woods of some distant forest planet. No real logical combination of fuels and chemicals were added but when mixed with the 5% battery acid, it elicits a taste like feeling in androids. While not technically not illegal the makeup is incredibly toxic to all organics and is barely classified as a fuel. Local governments are typically allowed to decide wether or not its legal to sell, but those that do sell it generally mark it up due to the fact that no official brewery sells it
== Fuels ==
=== Tritium ===
A radioactive isotope of hydrogen. Uncommon in a natural state, this gas is widely used as both fuel and stabiliser in nuclear fusion. It naturally occurs when atmospheric hydrogen is ionised by cosmic rays (i.e. radiations from a star). Mostly harmless, there really is only a radioactive risk when breathing it in for prolonged periods of time or at high concentrations. 
Due to its unique configuration, the planet Hekeri possesses troves of natural Tritium and is one of the biggest providers of the substance.