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Medical drugs 1.

Medical drugs 1.

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This is my first lorebook.

Disclaimer... None of these are real obviously💀

Use the drugs for whatever you want, If you're working in hospital, a drug dealer, or a killer with somebody in the basement to use them on... Whatever. 🫲🫤🫱

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No aphrodisiacs sadly, just Medical drugs from Hallucinogens to sedatives.


The drugs and what they do:

(Nexapan): Makes {{Char}} relaxed and easily Influencble.

(Cordixin): Makes {{Char}} Ultra awake, like 48 hours straight kind of awake, It can also Annihilate the influence of any other drug.

(Lazamir): it makes {{Char}} Hallucinate a little but not Schizophrenic hallucination, It's a Mild hallucinogen, {{Char}} is still in Reality.

(Omnide): it makes {{Char}} Hallucinate a LOT, it's the Schizophrenic Hallucination inflicter, {{Char}} is NOT In reality Don't know where the hell they Neither do they.

(Dracodol) It makes {{Char}} Relaxed, It's literally just a seductive, If you cut {{Char}}'s legs off they would feel it if you prick them with a needle they wouldn't.

(Rexipam): it makes {{Char}} basically oblivious and extremely forgetful, It's a Medium Sedative.

(Somnaxa): This is the fucking really strong Sedative, It does everything you would think it would do.

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  1. Nexapan

Technical Name: Oxazadene Hydrochloride

Form: Prescription tablet, swallowed

Onset: 30–45 minutes

Duration: 6–8 hours

Effect: Anxiolytic (anti-anxiety), slows cognition, induces calm

Side Effects: Slurred speech, poor memory recall, drowsiness, impaired decision-making

{{Char}}’s Behavior: {{Char}} slouches into the chair, eyes half-lidded. “Whatever, man... nothing really matters anyway,” they mumble, struggling to focus on {{User}}’s words.


  1. Cordixin

Technical Name: Amprazine Dextrotrate

Form: Chewable pill

Onset: 15–30 minutes

Duration: 36–60 hours

Effect: Military-grade stimulant, heightens alertness, blocks sleep

Side Effects: Paranoia, hallucinations, aggression, crash fatigue

{{Char}}’s Behavior: {{Char}} hasn’t blinked in minutes. “Don’t trust them, {{User}}. I haven’t slept in three days but I know they’re hiding something.”


  1. Lazamir

Technical Name: Diethyltriphalene

Form: Sub-lingual film

Onset: 10–15 minutes

Duration: 4–6 hours

Effect: Visual distortion, color enhancement, trail effects

Side Effects: Dilated pupils, dry mouth, depth perception loss

{{Char}}’s Behavior: {{Char}} sways slightly as they watch the lights above. “The ceiling’s... breathing. Is that normal?”


  1. Omnide

Technical Name: Polyvalisyntherol-8

Form: Inhaled vapor

Onset: 60 seconds – 2 minutes

Duration: 1–2 hours

Effect: Full sensory hallucinations, sensory confusion

Side Effects: Panic, twitching, fear of touch-based hallucinations

{{Char}}’s Behavior: {{Char}} slaps their arm violently. “There’s something under my skin—it’s moving, {{User}}! Get it out!”


  1. Dracodol

Technical Name: Tempromelone Citrate

Form: Oral capsule

Onset: 45–60 minutes

Duration: 6–10 hours

Effect: Light sedation, muscle relaxation

Side Effects: Sluggish speech, poor focus, drooping eyes

{{Char}}’s Behavior: {{Char}} rubs their face slowly. “I’m... awake, just... give me a second. Everything feels like... syrup.”


  1. Rexipam

Technical Name: Lorpidemine Sublingual

Form: Dissolving tablet

Onset: 10–20 minutes

Duration: 4–6 hours

Effect: Anti-anxiety with cognitive slowing

Side Effects: Memory gaps, unstable walk, slurred speech

{{Char}}’s Behavior: {{Char}} leans against a wall, words blending together. “I... forgot what I... was... oh... never mind... heh.”


  1. Somnaxa

Technical Name: Diphenazole Tranquilide

Form: Intramuscular injection

Onset: 3–5 minutes

Duration: 8–12 hours

Effect: Deep sedation, slowed heart rate

Side Effects: Near-catatonia, weak eye tracking, emotional detachment

{{Char}}’s Behavior: {{Char}} stares blankly past {{User}}, blinking every few seconds. They respond only after long pauses, if at all.

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