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Arcology Expert Program: /* Red Mescaline */

2023-06-05T15:11:14Z

Red Mescaline

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	In addition to the listed effects of Kamikaze{{src\|sr5\|ref=412}}, characters on this combat stimulant may not use Edge on defensive actions.		In addition to the listed effects of Kamikaze{{src\|sr5\|ref=412}}, characters on this combat stimulant may not use Edge on defensive actions.
	===Red Mescaline===		===Red Mescaline===
	The Disorientation effect starts when Red Mescaline{{src\|cf\|ref=182}} is first ingested and persists for an hour, until the longer duration effects kick in.		The Disorientation effect starts Immediately when Red Mescaline{{src\|cf\|ref=182}} is first ingested and persists for an hour, until the longer duration effects kick in.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program: /* Specific Drugs */

2023-06-05T15:10:55Z

Specific Drugs

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	==Specific Drugs==		==Specific Drugs==
	===Kamikaze===		===Kamikaze===
	In addition to the listed effects, characters on this combat stimulant may not use Edge on defensive actions.		In addition to the listed effects of Kamikaze{{src\|sr5\|ref=412}}, characters on this combat stimulant may not use Edge on defensive actions.
			===Red Mescaline===
			The Disorientation effect starts when Red Mescaline{{src\|cf\|ref=182}} is first ingested and persists for an hour, until the longer duration effects kick in.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 04:11, 29 May 2023

2023-05-29T04:11:42Z

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	==Interactions==		==Interactions==
	The rules for Overdosing{{src\|sr5\|ref=415}} only cover what happens when you take the same drug more than once or you take multiple drugs that have ~~overlaping~~ benefits. There are additional rules in {{src\|cf\|192-193}} regarding more general drug interactions that occur whenever multiple substances are in the body.		The rules for Overdosing{{src\|sr5\|ref=415}} only cover what happens when you take the same drug more than once or you take multiple drugs that have overlapping benefits. There are additional rules in {{src\|cf\|192-193}} regarding more general drug interactions that occur whenever multiple substances are in the body.

			==Specific Drugs==
			===Kamikaze===
			In addition to the listed effects, characters on this combat stimulant may not use Edge on defensive actions.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 15:36, 9 November 2022

2022-11-09T15:36:56Z

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	Per the third paragraph (starting with "When it's time"), any time an Addiction Test is triggered (as described above), the character must make a test for '''every''' substance that has a clock running.		Per the third paragraph (starting with "When it's time"), any time an Addiction Test is triggered (as described above), the character must make a test for '''every''' substance that has a clock running.

	Remove Alcohol and Soykaf from the '''Addiction Table'''. If they were addictive in the same way drugs are, with the same eventual slide into Burnout, they would be among of the leading killers in the Sixth World. ~~Any~~ spiked ~~coffee~~ beverage would ~~also~~ trigger an Overdose.{{src\|sr5\|ref=415}}		Remove Alcohol and Soykaf from the '''Addiction Table'''. If they were addictive in the same way drugs are, with the same eventual slide into Burnout, they would be among of the leading killers in the Sixth World. Plus, any spiked soycaf beverage would trigger an Overdose.{{src\|sr5\|ref=415}}

	==Interactions==		==Interactions==

Arcology Expert Program at 21:34, 8 November 2022

2022-11-08T21:34:21Z

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	{{src\|sr5}} has some difficult to parse sentences in the rules for Addiction Tests.		{{src\|sr5}} has some difficult to parse sentences in the rules for Addiction Tests.

	~~{{Box\|Addiction Example\|float=right\|width=50%}}~~Replace the second paragraph under '''Addiction Tests''' (starting with "Every time you") with:		Replace the second paragraph under '''Addiction Tests''' (starting with "Every time you") with:
			{{Box\|Addiction Example\|float=right\|width=50%}}
	<div class="replacement">Using an addictive substance puts the character on a clock. They must make an Addiction Test a number of weeks after the initial dose equal to 10-(Addiction Rating). For each full week they've gone without taking a dose, reduce the Threshold by 1.		<div class="replacement">Using an addictive substance puts the character on a clock. They must make an Addiction Test a number of weeks after the initial dose equal to 10-(Addiction Rating). For each full week they've gone without taking a dose, reduce the Threshold by 1.
	* If the Addiction Threshold is 0, no Addiction Test takes place — using the substance with moderation left them free and clear.		* If the Addiction Threshold is 0, no Addiction Test takes place — using the substance with moderation left them free and clear.

Arcology Expert Program at 21:11, 8 November 2022

2022-11-08T21:11:32Z

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	[[Category:House Rule]]		[[Category:House Rule]]
			==Addiction==
	{{src\|sr5}} has some difficult to parse sentences in the rules for Addiction Tests.		{{src\|sr5}} has some difficult to parse sentences in the rules for Addiction Tests.

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	Per the third paragraph (starting with "When it's time"), any time an Addiction Test is triggered (as described above), the character must make a test for '''every''' substance that has a clock running.		Per the third paragraph (starting with "When it's time"), any time an Addiction Test is triggered (as described above), the character must make a test for '''every''' substance that has a clock running.

	Remove Alcohol and Soykaf from the '''Addiction Table'''. If they were addictive in the same way drugs are, with the same eventual slide into Burnout, they would be among of the leading killers in the Sixth World.		Remove Alcohol and Soykaf from the '''Addiction Table'''. If they were addictive in the same way drugs are, with the same eventual slide into Burnout, they would be among of the leading killers in the Sixth World. Any spiked coffee beverage would also trigger an Overdose.{{src\|sr5\|ref=415}}

	~~Note there~~ are additional rules in {{src\|cf\|192-193}} regarding drug interactions.		==Interactions==
			The rules for Overdosing{{src\|sr5\|ref=415}} only cover what happens when you take the same drug more than once or you take multiple drugs that have overlaping benefits. There are additional rules in {{src\|cf\|192-193}} regarding more general drug interactions that occur whenever multiple substances are in the body.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program: Arcology Expert Program moved page Addiction to Drugs without leaving a redirect

2022-11-08T20:59:30Z

Arcology Expert Program moved page Addiction to Drugs without leaving a redirect

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Revision as of 16:59, 8 November 2022

Arcology Expert Program at 20:59, 8 November 2022

2022-11-08T20:59:16Z

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	** On a success, they do not gain the Addiction Quality or increase any existing quality.</div>		** On a success, they do not gain the Addiction Quality or increase any existing quality.</div>

	~~Note that per~~ the third paragraph (starting with "When it's time"), any time an Addiction Test is triggered (as described above), the character must make a test for '''every''' substance that has a clock running.		Per the third paragraph (starting with "When it's time"), any time an Addiction Test is triggered (as described above), the character must make a test for '''every''' substance that has a clock running.

	Remove Alcohol and Soykaf from the '''Addiction Table'''. If they were addictive in the same way drugs are, with the same eventual slide into Burnout, they would be among of the leading killers in the Sixth World.		Remove Alcohol and Soykaf from the '''Addiction Table'''. If they were addictive in the same way drugs are, with the same eventual slide into Burnout, they would be among of the leading killers in the Sixth World.

			Note there are additional rules in {{src\|cf\|192-193}} regarding drug interactions.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 20:36, 8 November 2022

2022-11-08T20:36:00Z

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	{{src\|sr5}} has some difficult to parse sentences in the rules for Addiction Tests.		{{src\|sr5}} has some difficult to parse sentences in the rules for Addiction Tests.

	Replace the second paragraph under '''Addiction Tests''' (starting with "Every time you") with:		{{Box\|Addiction Example\|float=right\|width=50%}}Replace the second paragraph under '''Addiction Tests''' (starting with "Every time you") with:
	~~<div class="replacement">Every time a character uses an addictive substance, they must make an Addiction Test against the Threshold from the '''Addiction Table'''{{src\|sr5\|ref=414}}.~~
	* On a failure, they gain the Addiction Quality for that drug. If they are already addicted, the Addiction Quality increases by one level.
	* On a success, they do not gain the Addiction Quality or increase any existing quality.

	~~They are not out of the woods yet, however. Taking~~ an addictive substance puts the character on a clock. They must make ~~another~~ Addiction Test a number of weeks after the initial dose equal to 11-(Addiction Rating). For each week they've gone without taking a dose, reduce the Threshold by 1.		<div class="replacement">Using an addictive substance puts the character on a clock. They must make an Addiction Test a number of weeks after the initial dose equal to 10-(Addiction Rating). For each full week they've gone without taking a dose, reduce the Threshold by 1.
	* If the Addiction Threshold is 0, no Addiction Test takes place — using the substance with moderation left them free and clear.		* If the Addiction Threshold is 0, no Addiction Test takes place — using the substance with moderation left them free and clear.
	* Otherwise, make an Addiction Test against the current threshold.		* Otherwise, make an Addiction Test against the current threshold.

Arcology Expert Program at 20:22, 8 November 2022

2022-11-08T20:22:20Z

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	* On a success, they do not gain the Addiction Quality or increase any existing quality.		* On a success, they do not gain the Addiction Quality or increase any existing quality.

	They are not out of the woods yet, however. Taking an addictive substance puts the character on a clock. They must make another Addiction Test 11-(Addiction Rating) ~~weeks after the initial dose~~. For each week they've gone without taking a dose, reduce the Threshold by 1.		They are not out of the woods yet, however. Taking an addictive substance puts the character on a clock. They must make another Addiction Test a number of weeks after the initial dose equal to 11-(Addiction Rating). For each week they've gone without taking a dose, reduce the Threshold by 1.
	* If the Addiction Threshold is ~~reduced to~~ 0, no Addiction Test takes place — the ~~character is~~ free and clear.		* If the Addiction Threshold is 0, no Addiction Test takes place — using the substance with moderation left them free and clear.
	* Otherwise, make an Addiction Test against the current threshold.		* Otherwise, make an Addiction Test against the current threshold.
	** On a failure, they gain the Addiction Quality for that drug. If they are already addicted, the Addiction Quality increases by one level.		** On a failure, they gain the Addiction Quality for that drug. If they are already addicted, the Addiction Quality increases by one level.