Wolves' Milk

Wolves' Milk is a stimulant for recreational use. It is highly illegal in most countries. This glowing blue liquid is most common among inner cites on The Northern Continent, and is served in a little glass vial.
== Physical Effects ==
When consumed the user is overcome with a rush of euphoria and energy, and is sometimes capable of incredible feats of speed and dexterousness. Users describe a feeling akin to the effects of magical healing potions and local buff spells, except without
the usual nausea, pain, and magical drain that accompanies such processes. The first dose provides between a +2 and +4 temporary Dexterity bonus, with possible similar bonuses on Strength, Intelligence, and Constitution depending on preparation. Subsequent doses fail to provide such powerful results, causing many users to "chase the dragon" in search of that first ultimate high. All Wolves' Milk causes a loss of Wisdom.
Wolves' Milk is one of the most addictive substances in Eon. It is both physically and mentally addictive, with addition control DCs ranging from 8 to 17 after a single dose.
== History and Process ==
The drug is created currently by fermenting the leaves and (sometimes) stems of Absynthium Orientalis in a cocktail of alchemical Cat's Grace. The leaves are then filtered through alcohol, which carries away the potent drug. The kind of alcohol used varies greatly. In it's purest form, isopropyl alcohol is used and then evaporated away to leave a solid blue sludge capable of dosing an adult male bugbear at less than one fluid ounce. This so-called "blue tar" Wolves' Milk is extremely rare and exceptionally potent.
The most common preparation for Wolves' Milk is in vodka or another clear grain alcohol. This milky blue concoction is exceptionally fast acting. Alchemists have been known to make Wolves' Milk using whiskey, Everclear, and even various stronger ales which are then marketed as "Malvont Cocktail" or "Absynthium Orientals."
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