Rain Gem
| True Name |
Xelnoir |
| Frequency |
Uncommon |
| Quantity |
1d6 |
| Locale |
Jungle/Rain Forest |
| Form |
Flower |
Physical Description
The rain gem is considered intoxicatingly
beautiful by most civilized races. This large flower is bright pink and consists of dozens
of tear drop shaped ruffled petals arranged in an overlapping spiral formation. Each petal
has a vibrant blue slash of color at its heart. The rain gem is about eight inches in
diameter.
Physical Properties
The pollen of this flower is a strong
hallucinogen. In addition to hallucinations, the victim will suffer muscular cramps which
will wrack the entire body.
The pollen can be extracted and concentrated into a pink gas by a
long, expensive and complex alchemical procedure. The gas, if inhaled, places the victim
into a euphoric and catatonic state while all of the victim’s muscles will be rigid
with paralysis.
Magical Properties
None.
Notes
The rain gem gets its name from its
affinity for storms. The flower often is only half open and its color seems muted.
However, after a storm or period of rain, the flower opens fully and its colors are
exceptionally bright. The pollen is also more potent after a storm.
Tolerance: Takes 12 months of weekly
exposure to achieve complete tolerance to this drug.
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