Chemicals
Chemicals are a powerful tool that can cause a variety of effects when consumed. Some can be found in plants, purchased from cargo, or be synthesized through combination with other chemicals.
Knowing different types of chemicals and their effects is important for being able to manage injury and danger.
Elements
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| aluminium | Elements | A silver, soft, non-magnetic, and ductile metal. | — | Safe |
| carbon | Elements | A black, crystalline solid. | — | Safe |
| chlorine | Elements | A yellow-green gas. Causes poison damage on bloodstream contact and rapidly kills plants, dehydrating and poisoning them. |
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| Toxic |
| copper | Elements | A soft, malleable, and ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity. Replenishes blood in arachnids, but is mildly toxic to most other species. |
| Toxic |
| fluorine | Elements | A highly toxic pale yellow gas. Extremely reactive. Inflicts both caustic and poison damage on contact with the bloodstream, and quickly poisons plants. |
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| Toxic |
| gold | Elements | Gold is a dense, soft, shiny metal and the most malleable and ductile metal known. | — | Safe |
| hydrogen | Elements | A light, flammable gas. | — | Safe |
| iodine | Elements | Commonly added to table salt as a nutrient. On its own it tastes far less pleasing. | — | Safe |
| iron | Elements | A silvery-grey metal which forms iron oxides (rust) with contact with air. Commonly alloyed with other elements to create alloys such as steel. Replenishes blood in most species, but is mildly toxic to arachnids. |
| Toxic |
| lithium | Elements | A soft, silvery-white alkali metal. It's highly reactive, and ignites if it makes contact with water. Mildly toxic when ingested, and prone to trigger sudden fits of laughter or screaming. |
| Toxic |
| mercury | Elements | A silver metal which is liquid at room temperature. It's highly toxic and scrambles the speech of anyone unfortunate enough to have it in their bloodstream. |
| Toxic |
| phosphorus | Elements | A reactive metal used in pyrotechnics and weapons. Also acts as a mild plant fertiliser and weedkiller when applied to hydroponics trays. | — leaf
| Safe |
| potassium | Elements | A soft, shiny grey metal. Even more reactive than lithium. | — | Safe |
| radium | Elements | A radioactive metal, silvery-white in its pure form. It glows due to its radioactivity, irradiates anyone it contacts, and mutates or kills plants outright. | — | Safe |
| silicon | Elements | A hard and brittle crystalline solid with a blue-grey color. Moderately toxic if ingested. |
| Toxic |
| silver | Elements | A soft, white, lustrous transition metal, it has the highest electrical conductivity of any element and the highest thermal conductivity of any metal. | — | Safe |
| sodium | Elements | A silvery-white alkali metal. Highly reactive in its pure form. | — | Safe |
| sulfur | Elements | A yellow, crystalline solid. Causes minor caustic damage if metabolized. |
| Toxic |
| uranium | Elements | A grey metallic chemical element in the actinide series. Strongly radioactive in reagent form — irradiates anyone it contacts, and mutates or kills plants outright. |
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| Toxic |
| zinc | Elements | A silvery, brittle metal, often used in batteries to carry charge. | — | Safe |
Medicine
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| aloxadone | Medicine | A cryogenics chemical. Used to treat severe burns and frostbite via regeneration of the affected tissue. Works regardless of the patient being alive or dead. |
| Safe |
| ambuzol | Medicine | A highly engineered substance able to halt the progression of a zombie infection. |
| Safe |
| ambuzol plus | Medicine | Further engineered with omnizine, inoculates the living against the infection. |
| Safe |
| arcryox | Medicine | A sickeningly blue cryogenics chemical that is able to heal extreme wounds even on the dead. It has trouble stabilizing patients however. |
| Safe |
| arithrazine | Medicine | A mildly unstable medication used for the most extreme case of radiation poisoning. Exerts minor stress on the body. |
| Toxic |
| barozine | Medicine | A potent chemical that prevents pressure damage. Causes extreme stress on the body. |
| max safe dose 30u |
| bicaridine | Medicine | An analgesic which is highly effective at treating brute damage. It's useful for stabilizing people who have been severely beaten, as well as treating less life-threatening injuries. |
| max safe dose 15u |
| bruizine | Medicine | Originally developed as a cough medicine, it turns out this chemical is wildly effective at treating blunt force trauma. |
| max safe dose 10.5u |
| cognizine | Medicine | A mysterious chemical which is able to make any non-sentient creature sentient. |
| Safe |
| cryoxadone | Medicine | Required for the proper function of cryogenics. Heals all standard types of damage, but only works in temperatures under 213K. It can treat and rejuvenate plants when applied in small doses. |
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| Safe |
| cryptobiolin | Medicine | Causes confusion and dizziness. |
| Safe |
| dermaline | Medicine | An advanced chemical that is more effective at treating burn damage than kelotane. |
| max safe dose 10u |
| dexalin | Medicine | Used for treating minor oxygen deprivation and bloodloss. A required reagent for dexalin plus. |
| max safe dose 20u |
| dexalin plus | Medicine | Used in treatment of extreme cases of oxygen deprivation and bloodloss. Flushes heartbreaker toxin out of the blood stream. |
| max safe dose 25u |
| diphenhydramine | Medicine | Rapidly purges the body of histamine, reduces jitteriness, causes drowsiness, and treats poison damage. Often included in sleep medication. |
| Safe |
| diphenylmethylamine | Medicine | A more stable medicine than ethyloxyephedrine. Useful for keeping someone awake. |
| Safe |
| doxarubixadone | Medicine | A cryogenics chemical. Heals cellular damage caused by dangerous gasses and chemicals. |
| Safe |
| dylovene | Medicine | A broad-spectrum anti-toxin, which treats toxin damage in organisms. Overdosing will cause vomiting, dizzyness and pain. |
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| max safe dose 20u |
| epinephrine | Medicine | An effective stabilizing chemical used to keep a critical person from dying to asphyxiation while patching up minor damage during crit. Flushes heartbreaker toxin out the blood stream at the cost of more epinephrine, but may add histamine. Helps reduce stun time. Commonly found in the form of emergency medipens. |
| max safe dose 20u |
| ethyloxyephedrine | Medicine | A mildly unstable medicine derived from desoxyephedrine, primarily used to combat narcolepsy. |
| Toxic |
| ethylredoxrazine | Medicine | Neutralises the effects of alcohol in the blood stream. Though it is commonly needed, it is rarely requested. |
| Safe |
| haloperidol | Medicine | Removes most stimulating and hallucinogenic drugs. Reduces druggy effects and jitteriness. Causes drowsiness. |
| Safe |
| heparin | Medicine | Commonly used as an anticoagulant medication. Causes blood to have difficulty forming clots. Can cause internal bleeding when overdosed. |
| max safe dose 15u |
| holy water | Medicine | The cleanest and purest of waters straight from the hands of god, is known to magically heal wounds. | — leaf
| Safe |
| hyronalin | Medicine | A weak treatment for radiation damage. A precursor to arithrazine and phalanximine. Can cause vomiting. |
| max safe dose 30u |
| inaprovaline | Medicine | Inaprovaline is a synaptic stimulant and cardiostimulant, commonly used to treat asphyxiation damage caused during critical states and reduce bleeding. Used in many advanced medicines. |
| Toxic |
| insuzine | Medicine | Rapidly repairs dead tissue caused by electrocution, but cools you slightly. Completely freezes the patient when overdosed. |
| max safe dose 12u |
| ipecac | Medicine | A rapid-acting emetic. Useful for stopping unmetabolized poisons, or mass-vomiting sessions. |
| max safe dose 4u |
| kelotane | Medicine | Treats burn damage. Overdosing greatly reduces the body's ability to retain water. |
| Safe |
| lacerinol | Medicine | A fairly unreactive chemical that boosts collagen synthesis to incredible levels, healing slash trauma. |
| max safe dose 12u |
| leporazine | Medicine | A chemical used to stabilize body temperature and rapidly cure cold damage. Great for unprotected EVA travel, but prevents the use of cryogenic tubes. |
| Safe |
| lipozine | Medicine | A chemical that accelerates metabolism, causing the user to hunger faster. |
| Safe |
| mannitol | Medicine | Efficiently restores brain damage. |
| Safe |
| oculine | Medicine | A simple saline compound used to treat the eyes via ingestion. |
| Safe |
| omnizine | Medicine | A soothing milky liquid with an iridescent gleam. A well known conspiracy theory says that its origins remain a mystery because revealing the secrets of its production would render most commercial pharmaceuticals obsolete. |
| Safe |
| opporozidone | Medicine | A difficult to synthesize cryogenic drug used to regenerate rotting tissue and brain matter. |
| Safe |
| phalanximine | Medicine | An advanced chemical used in the treatment of cancer. Causes moderate radiation poisoning, acid burns, and vomiting on organics. Can potentially remove the death gene on plants. |
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| max safe dose 1u |
| Polypyrylium Oligomers | Medicine | A purple mixture of short polyelectrolyte chains not easily synthesized in the laboratory. Heals asphyxiation and brute damage. Stops bleeding over time. |
| max safe dose 30u |
| potassium iodide | Medicine | Will reduce the damaging effects of radiation by 90%. Prophylactic use only. |
| max safe dose 20u |
| psicodine | Medicine | Suppresses anxiety and other various forms of mental distress. Overdose causes hallucinations and minor toxin damage. |
| max safe dose 30u |
| pulped banana peel | Medicine | Pulped banana peels have some effectiveness against bleeding. |
| Toxic |
| puncturase | Medicine | A fizzy chemical that helps rebuild trauma caused by piercing damage, leaving a slight amount of tissue damage behind. |
| max safe dose 12u |
| pyrazine | Medicine | Efficiently heals burns from the hottest of fires. Causes massive internal bleeding when overdosed. |
| max safe dose 15u |
| saline | Medicine | A mixture of salt and water. Commonly used to treat dehydration or low fluid presence in blood. |
| Safe |
| siderlac | Medicine | A powerful anti-caustic medicine derived from plants. |
| Safe |
| sigynate | Medicine | A thick pink syrup useful for neutralizing acids and soothing trauma caused by acids. Tastes sweet! |
| max safe dose 1u |
| stellibinin | Medicine | A natual anti-toxin with particular effectiveness against amatoxin. |
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| Safe |
| synaptizine | Medicine | A toxic chemical that halves the duration of stuns and knockdowns. |
| Toxic |
| tranexamic acid | Medicine | A blood-clotting medicine used to prevent profuse bleeding. Causes heavier bleeding on overdose. Commonly found in small doses within emergency medipens. |
| max safe dose 15u |
| tricordrazine | Medicine | A wide-spectrum stimulant, originally derived from cordrazine. Heals minor brute, burn, and poison damage while the patient is alive, but has no effect on critical or dead patients. Best used as an additive to other chemicals. |
| Safe |
| ultravasculine | Medicine | A complicated anti-toxin solution that quickly flushes out toxin while causing minor stress on the body. Reacts with histamine, duplicating itself while flushing it out. Overdose causes extreme pain. |
| max safe dose 0u |
Narcotics
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| bananadine | Narcotics | A mild psychedelic that is found in small traces in banana peels. |
| Safe |
| desoxyephedrine | Narcotics | A more effective ephedrine, with more active downsides. Requires less doses to cure narcolepsy. |
| max safe dose 16u |
| ephedrine | Narcotics | A caffeinated adrenaline stimulator chemical that makes you faster and harder to knock down. Also helps combat narcolepsy at dosages over thirty, at the cost of severe nerval stress. |
| max safe dose 20u |
| happiness | Narcotics | Fills you with ecstatic numbness and causes minor brain damage. Highly addictive. If overdosed causes sudden mood swings. |
| Safe |
| hyperzine | Narcotics | A chemical cocktail developed by Donk Co. that allows agents to recover from stuns faster, move more quickly, and grants a small heal when you're more dead than alive. Due to the complex nature of the chemical, it is much harder for the body to purge naturally. |
| max safe dose 45u |
| impedrezene | Narcotics | A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions. |
| Toxic |
| mute toxin | Narcotics | A thick chemical that coats the vocal cords, making the user unable to speak during metabolization. |
| Safe |
| nicotine | Narcotics | Dangerous and highly addictive, but that's what the propaganda says. | — leaf
| Safe |
| nocturine | Narcotics | A highly effective sedative and hypnotic, developed by the Syndicate for stealth operations. One-way ticket to honk-shoo town. |
| Safe |
| norepinephric acid | Narcotics | A smooth chemical that blocks the optical receptors, rendering the user blind during metabolization. |
| Safe |
| pax | Narcotics | A psychiatric chemical which prevents the patient from directly harming anyone. |
| Safe |
| space mirage | Narcotics | An illegal compound which induces a number of effects such as loss of balance and visual artefacts. |
| Safe |
| tear gas | Narcotics | A chemical that causes severe irritation and crying, commonly used in riot control. |
| Safe |
| THC | Narcotics | The main psychoactive compound in cannabis. |
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| Safe |
Pyrotechnics
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BasePyrotechnic | Pyrotechnic | reagent-desc-basepyrotechnic | — leaf
| Safe |
Toxins
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| amatoxin | Toxins | A deadly toxin found in some mushrooms, primarily fly amanita. Small doses can be lethal. |
| Toxic |
| bungotoxin | Toxins | A moderately slow-acting poison found within the pit of the bungo fruit. |
| Toxic |
| buzzochloric bees | Toxins | Liquid bees. Oh god it's LIQUID BEES NO- |
| Toxic |
| caninase | Toxins | A type of carcinogenic enzyme known to break down proteins found within the vocal cords of most animals. Mixing is NOT recommended. |
| max safe dose 15u |
| carpotoxin | Toxins | A highly toxic reagent found in space carps. Causes a painful burning sensation. |
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| Toxic |
| chloral hydrate | Toxins | A sedative and hypnotic chemical. Commonly used to put other people to sleep, whether they want to or not. |
| max safe dose 20u |
| corgium | Toxins | Tastes like dog food. Clearly an acquired taste. |
| max safe dose 15u |
| felinase | Toxins | A type of carcinogenic enzyme known to break down proteins found within the vocal cords of most animals. Mixing is NOT recommended. |
| max safe dose 15u |
| ferrochromic acid | Toxins | A mildy corrosive solution, unable of causing severe danger unless ingested. |
| Toxic |
| fluorosulfuric acid | Toxins | A highly corrosive chemical, capable of leaving quite a mark on your skin. |
| Toxic |
| Fresium | Toxins | A mysterious compound that slows the vibration of atoms and molecules... somehow. In layman's terms, it makes things cold... REALLY cold. Can cause long-lasting movement issues if ingested. |
| Toxic |
| gastrotoxin | Toxins | A moderately toxic byproduct of decomposition. Most commonly found in spoiled food. |
| max safe dose 2u |
| heartbreaker toxin | Toxins | A hallucinogenic compound derived from mindbreaker toxin. it blocks neurological signals to the respiratory system, causing asphyxiation. Dexalin plus and epinephrine will filter it out, however. |
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| Toxic |
| hemorrhinol | Toxins | A toxin that causes severe damage to blood vessels, causing rapid bleeding. |
| Toxic |
| histamine | Toxins | A chemical caused by allergenics reacting with antibodies. Lethal at large quantities. |
| max safe dose 45u |
| honk | Toxins | A toxin found in bananium. Causes severe honking and internal bleeding, may also cause the patient to mutate. |
| max safe dose 1u |
| juice that makes you Hew | Toxins | Pure essence of inversed lizard plush. Makes you Hew! |
| max safe dose 50u |
| juice that makes you Weh | Toxins | Pure essence of lizard plush. Makes you Weh! |
| max safe dose 50u |
| lead | Toxins | A slow-acting but incredibly lethal toxin found in steel, albeit in trace amounts. Tasteless. |
| Toxic |
| lexorin | Toxins | A fast-acting chemical used to asphyxiate people rapidly. |
| Toxic |
| licoxide | Toxins | A synthetic battery acid. It looks... electrifying. |
| Toxic |
| lipolicide | Toxins | A powerful toxin that will destroy fat cells, massively reducing body weight in a short time. Deadly to those without nutriment in their body. |
| Toxic |
| mechanotoxin | Toxins | A neurotoxin used as venom by some species of spider. Degrades movement when built up. |
| Toxic |
| mindbreaker toxin | Toxins | A potent hallucinogenic compound that is formerly known as LSD. |
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| Safe |
| mold | Toxins | A fungal growth, often found in dark, humid places or on expired bread. Will cause you to develop a disease if ingested. |
| Toxic |
| polytrinic acid | Toxins | An extremely corrosive chemical substance. Severely burns anyone who comes directly into contact with it. |
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| Toxic |
| razorium | Toxins | A strange, non-newtonian chemical. It is produced when two conflicting brute medications are combined. When force is applied to it, it temporarily hardens creating millions of tiny, sharp edges. Very painful. |
| Toxic |
| reprocessed material | Toxins | An awful-smelling slurry efficiently refined from discarded matter. It represents a perfect, zero-waste conversion of salvage into Vox sustenance, though it is a violent poison to others. | — | Safe |
| romerol | Toxins | An otherworldly concoction able to bring the undead to life. If untreated, the effects are irreversible and will bring certain doom upon the station. Handle with care. |
| max safe dose 5u |
| sulfuric acid | Toxins | A corrosive chemical. Keep away from your face. |
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| Toxic |
| tazinide | Toxins | A highly dangerous metallic mixture which can interfere with most movement through an electrifying current. |
| Toxic |
| theobromine | Toxins | A bitter alkaloid of the cacao plant, commonly found in chocolate. Do not feed to animals. |
| Toxic |
| toxin | Toxins | An unsurprisingly toxic chemical. Available at an emagged chem dispenser. |
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| Toxic |
| unstable mutagen | Toxins | Causes mutations when injected into living people or plants. High doses may be lethal, especially in humans. |
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| Toxic |
| vent crud | Toxins | A jet black substance found in poorly maintained ventilation systems. Can cause vent cough. |
| Toxic |
| vestine | Toxins | Has an adverse reaction within the body causing major jittering. While not particularly useful on its own, it can be used to produce a small variety of chemicals. |
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| max safe dose 5u |
Foods
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| allicin | Foods | An organosulfur compound found in alliums like garlic, onions, and related plants. | — | Safe |
| Astrotame | Foods | The sweetness of a thousand sugars but none of the calories. | — | Safe |
| BBQ sauce | Foods | Hand wipes not included. | — | Safe |
| black pepper | Foods | Often used to flavor food or make people sneeze. | — | Safe |
| butter | Foods | You can believe it! | — | Safe |
| Capsaicin Oil | Foods | Capsaicin Oil is the ingredient found in different types of hot peppers. | — | Safe |
| cocoa powder | Foods | From the best varieties of cocoa beans | — leaf
| Safe |
| coldsauce | Foods | Leaves the tongue numb in its passage. | — | Safe |
| cooked egg | Foods | Cooked chicken embryo, delicious. | — | Safe |
| corn oil | Foods | Corn oil, A delicious oil used in cooking. Made from corn. | — | Safe |
| cornmeal | Foods | Used for baking. | — | Safe |
| flour | Foods | Used for baking. | — | Safe |
| Frost Oil | Foods | Frost Oil is the ingredient found in chilly peppers, a rare pepper mutation. | — | Safe |
| horseradish sauce | Foods | Smelly horseradish sauce. | — | Safe |
| hotsauce | Foods | Burns so good. | — | Safe |
| ketchunaise | Foods | So-called Russian dressing, popular among Space Americans. | — | Safe |
| ketchup | Foods | Made from pureed tomatoes and flavored with spices. | — | Safe |
| laughin' syrup | Foods | The product of juicing Laughin' Peas. Fizzy, and seems to change flavour based on what it's used with! | — | Safe |
| mayonnaise | Foods | Creamy sauce, made from oil, egg, and some (edible) acid. | — | Safe |
| mustard | Foods | Basic yellow mustard, made from the seeds of the mustard plant. | — | Safe |
| nutriment | Foods | All the vitamins, minerals, and carbohydrates the body needs in pure form. | — leaf
| Safe |
| oats | Foods | Used for a variety of tasty purposes. | — | Safe |
| oil | Foods | Used by chefs to cook. | — | Safe |
| olive oil | Foods | Viscous and fragrant. | — | Safe |
| protein | Foods | Found in certain meals, good for bodily health. | — | Safe |
| raw egg | Foods | Used for baking. | — | Safe |
| rice | Foods | Hard, small white grains. | — | Safe |
| soy sauce | Foods | A salty soy-based flavoring. | — | Safe |
| sugar | Foods | Tasty spacey sugar! | — leaf
| Safe |
| syrup | Foods | Delicious syrup made from tree sap, somehow stickier than glue. | — | Safe |
| table salt | Foods | Commonly known as salt, Sodium Chloride is often used to season food or kill borers instantly. | — leaf
| Safe |
| tea powder | Foods | Finely ground tea leaves, used for making tea. | — | Safe |
| uncooked animal proteins | Foods | This is very risky for the stomachs of softer lifeforms to digest. |
| Toxic |
| universal enzyme | Foods | Used in cooking various dishes. | — | Safe |
| vinaigrette | Foods | A basic salad dressing made with oil, vinegar and seasoning. | — | Safe |
| vinegar | Foods | Often used to flavor food. | — | Safe |
| vitamin | Foods | Found in healthy, complete meals. | — leaf
| Safe |
Botanical
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ammonia | Botanical | An effective fertilizer, it gives your plants some nutrients. |
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| Toxic |
| diethylamine | Botanical | A very potent fertilizer, treats plants with nutrients, eliminates pests, and sometimes it can even speed up growth. |
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| Toxic |
| EZ nutrient | Botanical | Give your plants some of those EZ nutrients! Dionas find this delicious. | — leaf
| Safe |
| left-4-zed | Botanical | A cocktail of mutagenic compounds that gives nutrients, harms and affects plant life's genome. |
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| Toxic |
| pest killer | Botanical | A mixture that targets pests. While useful it slowly poisons plants with toxins, be careful when using it. |
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| Toxic |
| plant-B-gone | Botanical | A harmful toxic mixture to kill plantlife. Very effective against kudzu. |
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| Toxic |
| robust harvest | Botanical | A highly effective fertilizer with a limited potency-boosting effect on plants. Use it cautiously, as excessive application can reduce plant yield. It has a particularly beneficial effect on dionas. |
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| max safe dose 30u |
| sedin | Botanical | A modified version of diethylamine that can restore seeds on plants at the cost of potency. | — leaf
| Safe |
| weed killer | Botanical | A mixture that targets weeds. Very effective against kudzu. While useful it slowly poisons plants with toxins, be careful when using it. |
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| Toxic |
Biological
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| anaerobic blood | Biological | Nothing else in the entire galaxy smells quite so appalling. | — | Safe |
| blood | Biological | I hope this is ketchup. |
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| Toxic |
| blue blood | Biological | Contains copper as opposed to iron which gives it a distinct blue color. | — | Safe |
| cellulose fibers | Biological | A crystaline polydextrose polymer, plants swear by this stuff. | — | Safe |
| fat | Biological | No matter how it was obtained, its application is important. | — | Safe |
| grey matter | Biological | Thought juice, the stuff that leaks out of your ears. | — | Safe |
| ichor | Biological | An extremely potent regenerative chemical, perfected by space fauna evolution. Produced in the dragon's digestive system, it is seen as an exotic commodity due to the gargantuan effort of hunting for it. |
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| Toxic |
| insect blood | Biological | Okay, this is really gross. It almost looks.. alive? | — | Safe |
| rororium | Biological | A strange substance which fills the cores of the hivelords that roam the mining asteroid. Thought to be the source of their regenerative powers. |
| Safe |
| sap | Biological | Sticky, sweet tree blood. | — | Safe |
| slime | Biological | You thought this was gradient blood at first, but you were mistaken. | — | Safe |
| sulfuric blood | Biological | Feels almost acidic. | — | Safe |
| vomit | Biological | You can see a few chunks of someone's last meal in it. | — | Safe |
| zombie blood | Biological | Would not advise eating. Can be used to create an inoculation against the infection. |
| Toxic |
Special
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| carpetium | Special | A mystical chemical, usually outsourced from the Clown Planet, that covers everything it touches in carpet. Somehow filters out carpotoxin from the blood stream. |
| Safe |
| laughter | Special | Some say that this is the best medicine, but recent studies have proven that to be untrue. |
| Safe |
Other
| Reagent | Group | Description | Effects | Thresholds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| absinthe | A anise-flavoured spirit derived from botanicals. | — | Safe | |
| acetone | A slick, slightly carcinogenic liquid. Has a multitude of mundane uses in everyday life. | — | Safe | |
| acidspit | A drink for the daring, can be deadly if incorrectly prepared! | — | Safe | |
| ale | A dark alchoholic beverage made by malted barley and yeast. | — | Safe | |
| alien brain hemorrhage | You might want to get that checked out at Med. | — | Safe | |
| allies cocktail | A drink made from your allies, not as sweet as when made from your enemies. | — | Safe | |
| aloe | So very, very, very good. | — | Safe | |
| amasec | Official drink of the Gun Club! | — | Safe | |
| Andalusia | A nice, strangely named drink. | — | Safe | |
| antifreeze | Ultimate refreshment. | — | Safe | |
| apple juice | It's a little piece of Eden. | — | Safe | |
| Arnold Palmer | Now watch this drive. | — | Safe | |
| artifact glue | Mixture of glue and artifexium. It can restore durability of nodes in artifact on touch. | — | Safe | |
| artifexium | A lavender mixture of microscopic artifact fragments and a strong acid. It has the ability to activate artifacts. |
| Toxic | |
| ash | A light grey powdery residue | — | Safe | |
| Atomic Bomb | Nuclear proliferation never tasted so good. | — | Safe | |
| B-52 | Coffee, irish cream, and cognac. You will get bombed. | — | Safe | |
| bacchus's blessing | You didn't think it was possible for a liquid to be so utterly revolting. Are you sure about this...? | — | Safe | |
| Bahama Mama | Tropical cocktail. | — | Safe | |
| Banana Honk | A drink from Clown Heaven. | — | Safe | |
| banana juice | The raw essence of a banana. HONK. | — | Safe | |
| barefoot | A cassis milkshake, made from cream, fruit juice, and vermouth wine. | — | Safe | |
| BaseJuice | reagent-desc-basejuice | — | Safe | |
| BaseSoda | reagent-desc-basesoda | — leaf
| Safe | |
| Beepsky smash | Deny drinking this and prepare for THE LAW. | — | Safe | |
| beer | An alcoholic beverage made from malted grains, hops, yeast, and water. | — | Safe | |
| benzene | An aromatic, slightly carcinogenic, ring of carbon, forming a base for many organic compounds. |
| Toxic | |
| berry juice | A delicious blend of several different kinds of berries. | — | Safe | |
| Black Russian | For the lactose-intolerant. Still as classy as a White Russian. | — | Safe | |
| bleach | Heavy duty cleaner that can clean tiles better than Space Cleaner. Extremely toxic when ingested. |
| Toxic | |
| Bloody Mary | A strange yet pleasurable mixture made of vodka, tomato, and lime juice. | — | Safe | |
| blue Curaçao | Exotically blue, fruity drink, distilled from oranges. | — | Safe | |
| Blue Hawaiian | Aloha! Does that mean hello or goodbye? | — | Safe | |
| blue pumpkin juice | The juice of a blue pumpkin. Smells like pool water. | — | Safe | |
| booger | Ewww... | — | Safe | |
| Brave Bull | It's just as effective as Dutch-Courage! | — | Safe | |
| Bronx | The orange-flavoured cousin of the Manhattan and Martini. | — | Safe | |
| budget insuls | A tider's preferred drink. | — | Safe | |
| bungo juice | The juice of a bungo fruit. Exotic! | — | Safe | |
| cafe latte | A nice, strong and tasty beverage while you are reading. | — | Safe | |
| caipirinha | The São Paulo special, straight from old Brazil. | — | Safe | |
| carbon dioxide | You have genuinely no idea what this is. |
| Toxic | |
| carrot juice | It's like a carrot, but less crunchy. | — | Safe | |
| champagne | A premium sparkling wine | — | Safe | |
| Changeling Sting | You take a tiny sip and feel a burning sensation... | — | Safe | |
| charcoal | A black, porous solid |
| Safe | |
| cherry juice | Tasty cherry juice, sweet and tangy. | — | Safe | |
| chlorine trifluoride | You really, REALLY don't want to get this shit anywhere near you. |
| Toxic | |
| citrus bikeshed | The soda should be orange! No, it should be lemon-lime! | — | Safe | |
| classic martini | Vermouth with Gin. Not quite how 007 enjoyed it, but still delicious. | — | Safe | |
| coconut rum | Rum with coconut for that tropical feel. | — | Safe | |
| coconut water | A favorite of survivors on deserted islands. | — | Safe | |
| coffee | A drink made from brewed coffee beans. Contains a moderate amount of caffeine. | — | Safe | |
| coffee liqueur | Liquor flavoured with cold brewed coffee and spices. | — | Safe | |
| Cogchamp | Not even Ratvar's Four Generals could withstand this! Qevax Jryy! | — | Safe | |
| cognac | A sweet and strongly alcoholic drink, twice distilled and left to mature for several years. Classy as fornication. | — | Safe | |
| cosmopolitan | Even in the worst situations, nothing beats a fresh cosmopolitan. | — | Safe | |
| cream of coconut | Sweet, syrupy version of coconut cream with added sugar. | — | Safe | |
| crush depth | A stygian drink, harkening back to the abyssopelagic. Dark and Cold, it serves as a reminder that the most ancient emotion is fear, and the strongest type of fear is that of the unknown. | — | Safe | |
| Cuba libre | Rum, mixed with cola. Viva la revolucion. | — | Safe | |
| daiquiri | A classic rum cocktail which remains popular even in the cold reaches of space. | — | Safe | |
| dark & stormy | You can almost hear the thunder. | — | Safe | |
| deadrum | Distilled alcoholic drink made from saltwater. | — | Safe | |
| death in the afternoon | "Pour one jigger absinthe into a Champagne glass. Add iced Champagne until it attains the proper opalescent milkiness. Drink three to five of these slowly." - Ernest Hemingway | — | Safe | |
| Demon's Blood | AHHHH!!!! | — | Safe | |
| Devil's Kiss | Creepy time! | — | Safe | |
| Dr. Gibb | A delicious blend of 42 different flavours. | — | Safe | |
| driest martini | Only for the experienced. You think you see sand floating in the glass. | — | Safe | |
| dry ramen | Dry noodles and salt. | — | Safe | |
| eggnog | Not enough egg. | — | Safe | |
| electric shark | Fun Shark fact: Selachians make up 20% of Space Station 16’s Engineering staff! | — | Safe | |
| empress 75 | A more refined take on the mimosa. Just the thing Marie Antoinette might've sipped on before the revolution. | — | Safe | |
| Erika surprise | The surprise is, it's green! | — | Safe | |
| espresso martini | To wake you up and wind you down. Garnished with coffee beans and icy-cold. | — | Safe | |
| ethanol | A simple alcohol, makes you drunk if consumed, flammable. | — | Safe | |
| fersilicite | An intermetallic compound with unusual magnetic properties at low temperatures. | — | Safe | |
| fiber | A raw material, usually extracted from wool or other fabric products. | — | Safe | |
| fluorosurfactant | A perfluoronated sulfonic acid that forms a foam when mixed with water. | — | Safe | |
| foaming agent | Makes foam such as that's required in metal foam grenades. | — | Safe | |
| Fourteen Loko | A highly processed liquid substance barely-passing intergalatic health standards for a soft drink. | — | Safe | |
| frezon | A highly effective coolant.. and hallucinogenic. |
| Toxic | |
| Gildlager | 100 proof cinnamon schnapps, made for alcoholic teen girls on spring break. | — | Safe | |
| gin | A distilled alcoholic drink that derives its predominant flavour from juniper berries. | — | Safe | |
| gin and tonic | An all time classic, mild cocktail. | — | Safe | |
| gin fizz | Refreshingly lemony, deliciously dry. | — | Safe | |
| goats milk | An opaque white liquid produced by a goat. High buttermilk content. | — | Safe | |
| grape juice | Freshly squeezed juice from red grapes. Quite sweet. | — | Safe | |
| grape soda | It's Graaaaaape! | — | Safe | |
| green tea | Tasty green tea. | — | Safe | |
| Grenade Penguin | What's black and white and red all over? | — | Safe | |
| grenadine | Not cherry flavored! | — | Safe | |
| grog | Watered-down rum, pirate approved! | — | Safe | |
| ground Bee | Bee grounds. Gross. | — | Safe | |
| Hippie's Delight | You just don't get it maaaan. | — | Safe | |
| hooch | Either someone's failure at cocktail making or attempt in alchohol production. In any case, do you really want to drink that? | — | Safe | |
| hot cocoa | Smells like the holidays! | — | Safe | |
| hot ramen | Hot noodles. | — | Safe | |
| hydroxide | A strong alkaline chemical, forming a base for many organic compounds. | — | Safe | |
| ice | Frozen water. | — leaf
| Safe | |
| ice cream | It was either this or the microwave, and nobody wants ice cream soup! | — | Safe | |
| iced beer | A beer which is so cold the air around it freezes. | — | Safe | |
| iced coffee | Coffee and ice, refreshing and cool. | — | Safe | |
| iced green tea | Cold green tea. | — | Safe | |
| iced tea | No relation to a certain rap artist/actor. | — | Safe | |
| Irish bool | Like a bool in a Ireland shop. | — | Safe | |
| Irish coffee | Coffee served with irish cream. Regular cream just isn't the same! | — | Safe | |
| Irish cream | Whiskey-imbued cream. What else could you expect from the Irish. | — | Safe | |
| Jack rose | Excessively Red. | — | Safe | |
| jungle bird | Despite the name, it’s not exceptionally popular among Voxes. | — | Safe | |
| kalimotxo | A high-class Cuba Libre, for the discerning alcoholic. | — | Safe | |
| lemon juice | This juice is VERY sour. | — | Safe | |
| lime juice | The sweet-sour juice of limes. | — | Safe | |
| Long Island iced tea | The liquor cabinet, brought together in a delicious mix. Intended for middle-aged alcoholic women only. | — | Safe | |
| lye | A translucent, orange, alkaline solution used in traditional soap production. |
| Toxic | |
| Manhattan | The Detective's undercover drink of choice. He never could stomach gin... | — | Safe | |
| Manhattan Project | A scientist's drink of choice, for pondering ways to blow up the ship. | — | Safe | |
| Manly Dorf | Beer and Ale, brought together in a delicious mix. Intended for stout dwarves only. | — | Safe | |
| margarita | On the rocks with salt on the rim. Arriba~! | — | Safe | |
| mayojito | An affront to god and man. Do not drink it. | — | Safe | |
| mead | A Viking's drink, though a cheap one. | — | Safe | |
| melon liquor | A relatively sweet and fruity 46 proof liquor. | — | Safe | |
| mimeosa | It has an orange tang so sour you just can't describe it. | — | Safe | |
| mimosa | Perfect for a lively brunch out with the girls. | — | Safe | |
| Mojito | If it's good enough for Spesscuba, it's good enough for you. | — | Safe | |
| monkey business | You’ve got to wonder how the monkeys feel about this drink. | — | Safe | |
| moonshine | Artisanal homemade liquor. What could go wrong? | — | Safe | |
| mopwata | Dirty, stagnant mop water. | — | Safe | |
| moscow mule | A surpsingly strong and refreshing mixed drink, served in an iconic copper mug. | — | Safe | |
| napalm | It's just a little flammable. |
| Toxic | |
| NeoTheology Cahors wine | Fortified dessert wine made from cabernet sauvignon, saperavi and other grapes. | — | Safe | |
| neurotoxin | A strong neurotoxin that puts the subject into a death-like state. | — | Safe | |
| nitrogen | A colorless, odorless unreactive gas. Highly stable. Inflicts cold damage if metabolized in liquid form. |
| Toxic | |
| nitrous oxide | You know how everything seems funnier when you're tired? Well... |
| Toxic | |
| orange juice | Both delicious AND rich in Vitamin C. What more do you need? | — | Safe | |
| oxygen | An oxidizing, colorless gas. Sustains breathing for most species, but is toxic to Vox. |
| Toxic | |
| painkiller | A cure for what ails you. | — | Safe | |
| Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster | Whoah, this stuff looks volatile! | — | Safe | |
| Patrón | Tequila with silver in it, a favorite of alcoholic women in the club scene. | — | Safe | |
| phenol | An aromatic ring of carbon with a hydroxyl group. A useful precursor to some medicines, but has no healing properties on its own. |
| Toxic | |
| phlogiston | Catches you on fire and makes you ignite. |
| Toxic | |
| pilk | A sickening mixture of milk and cola. | — | Safe | |
| pineapple juice | The delicious juice of a pineapple. | — | Safe | |
| Piña Colada | For getting lost in the rain. | — | Safe | |
| plasma | Funky, space-magic pixie dust. You probably shouldn't eat this, but we both know you will anyways. Strongly toxic, and actively destroys inaprovaline in the bloodstream — doubly lethal for anyone already in critical condition. |
| Toxic | |
| poison wine | Is this even wine? Toxic! Hallucinogenic! Probably consumed in boatloads by your superiors! | — | Safe | |
| posca | Poor warriors' drink from a forgotten era. | — | Safe | |
| pumpkin flesh | The mushy, sweet remains of a pumpkin. | — | Safe | |
| PWR Game | The only drink with the PWR that true gamers crave. When a gamer talks about gamerfuel, this is what they're literally referring to. | — | Safe | |
| radler | A simple but staple classic, straight out of Space-Germany. | — | Safe | |
| Red Bool | A dose of energy! Nanotrasen is not responsible if you grow avian appendages. | — | Safe | |
| red mead | The true Viking's drink! Even though it has a strange red color. | — | Safe | |
| Rewriter | The secret of the sanctuary of the Librarian... | — | Safe | |
| root beer | A very sweet, carbonated drink reminiscent of sarsaparilla. Goes well with ice cream. | — | Safe | |
| root beer float | Root beer, but now with ice cream on top. It truly is the magnum opus of Canadian summertime drinks. | — | Safe | |
| Roy Rogers | Solid proof that there IS something known as too sweet. | — | Safe | |
| rubberneck | A popular drink amongst those adhering to an all synthetic diet. | — | Safe | |
| rum | Distilled alcoholic drink made from sugarcane byproducts. | — | Safe | |
| sake | Alcoholic beverage made by fermenting rice that has been polished. | — | Safe | |
| saxoite | Smells like jazz. | — | Safe | |
| sbiten | A spicy Vodka! Might be a little hot for the little guys! | — | Safe | |
| screwdriver | Vodka, mixed with plain ol' orange juice. The result is surprisingly delicious. | — | Safe | |
| Shambler's Juice | ~Shake me up some of that Shambler's Juice!~ | — | Safe | |
| Shirley Temple | A favorite amongst younger members of the crew. | — | Safe | |
| silencer | A drink from Mime Heaven. | — | Safe | |
| singulo | A blue-space beverage! | — | Safe | |
| Smite | Tangy lime and lemon soda. | — | Safe | |
| Smite Cranberry | Tart cranberry, Christmas, and a hint of lemon and lime. | — | Safe | |
| Snow White | A cold refreshment. | — | Safe | |
| soap | I wouldn't clean my mouth out with this if I were you. | — | Safe | |
| soda water | A container of club soda. Why not make a scotch and soda? | — | Safe | |
| sodium carbonate | A white, odorless, water-soluble salt that yields an alkaline solution in water. Also known as soda ash. | — | Safe | |
| sodium hydroxide | A white, odorless, water-soluble salt that yields an strong alkaline solution in water. Causes burns and vomiting when ingested. |
| max safe dose 5u | |
| sodium polyacrylate | A super-absorbent polymer with assorted industrial uses. |
| Safe | |
| Sol Dry | Sweet ginger soda from outer space! | — | Safe | |
| soy latte | A coffee drink made with espresso and steamed soy milk. | — | Safe | |
| soy milk | Consumers favorite. | — | Safe | |
| space cleaner | This is able to clean almost all surfaces of almost anything that may dirty them. The janitor is likely to appreciate refills. | — | Safe | |
| Space Cola | A sweet, carbonated soft drink. | — | Safe | |
| space glue | Space Glue is a high performance glue intended for maintenance of extremely complex mechanical equipment (and certainly not used to make people stick to the floor). |
| Safe | |
| space lube | Space Lube is a high performance lubricant intended for maintenance of extremely complex mechanical equipment (and certainly not used to make people slip). | — | Safe | |
| Space Solar Wind | Blows right through you like a solar wind. | — | Safe | |
| Space-Up | Tastes like a hull breach in your mouth. | — | Safe | |
| Starkist | A sweet, orange flavored soft drink. | — | Safe | |
| sui dream | 'Comprised of: White soda, blue Curaçao, melon liquor.' | — | Safe | |
| syndicate bomb | Somebody set us up the bomb! | — | Safe | |
| tea | A drink made by boiling leaves of the tea tree, Camellia sinensis. | — | Safe | |
| tequila | A strong and mildly flavoured, mexican produced spirit. | — | Safe | |
| tequila sunrise | Tequila and orange juice. Much like a Screwdriver, only Mexican. | — | Safe | |
| The Doctor's Delight | A gulp a day keeps the MediBot away. That's probably for the best. | — | Safe | |
| The Martinez | The edgerunner legend. Remembered by a drink, forgotten by a drunk. | — | Safe | |
| the sun also rises | A strong cocktail mixed into a murky blend. A secret favorite of tortured authors. | — | Safe | |
| thermite | A mixture that becomes extremely hot when ignited. |
| Toxic | |
| Three Mile Island iced tea | "Made for a woman, strong enough for a man." | — | Safe | |
| tomato juice | Tomatoes made into juice. What a waste of good tomatoes, huh? | — | Safe | |
| tonic water | It tastes strange but at least the quinine keeps the Space Malaria at bay. | — | Safe | |
| Tortuga | Perfect for pirates who’ve been selected as the designated driver. Yarr! | — | Safe | |
| toxins special | This thing is ON FIRE! CALL THE DAMN SHUTTLE! | — | Safe | |
| tritium | Radioactive space-magic pixie dust. |
| Toxic | |
| vampiro | Popular in Mexico and Transylvania. | — | Safe | |
| vermouth | Aromatized, fortified white wine flavored with various botanicals. | — | Safe | |
| vodka | Clear distilled alcoholic beverage that originates from Poland and Russia. | — | Safe | |
| vodka martini | Vodka instead of Gin. Not quite how 007 enjoyed it, but still delicious. | — | Safe | |
| vodka red bool | Because heart failure and liver failure go hand in hand. | — | Safe | |
| vodka tonic | For when a gin and tonic isn't russian enough. | — | Safe | |
| water | A colorless liquid that humans need in order to survive. | — | Safe | |
| watermelon juice | The delicious juice of a watermelon. | — | Safe | |
| watermelon wakeup | If you want to be awake, this will do it... Also sweet. | — | Safe | |
| welding fuel | Used by welders to weld. |
| Toxic | |
| whiskey | A type of distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented grain mash. | — | Safe | |
| whiskey cola | Whiskey, mixed with cola. Surprisingly refreshing. | — | Safe | |
| whiskey soda | For the more refined griffon. | — | Safe | |
| whiskey sour | What's the secret ingredient? Eggs. It's eggs. | — | Safe | |
| White Gilgamesh | A sickening mixture of milk and beer. Makes you feel like you're made of wood. | — | Safe | |
| White Russian | That's just, like, your opinion, man... | — | Safe | |
| wine | A premium alcoholic beverage made from distilled grape juice. | — | Safe | |
| Xeno Basher | The perfect drink before an expedition. | — | Safe | |
| Zombie | It gets in your head. Your he-eyeh-ead. | — | Safe |