It will because psyonics is out of context to magic. It cannot be fully modeled.Randomness just means you lack informations. The spiritron won't have that problem, it simulate everything.
To Aru Railgun is on the Forge list. Joe would gain a random psy power (there's a list in the doc) starting at low level and quickly ramping up to level 5.
Tybalt going to wrestle Behemoth after inhaling all the meth he could find in workshop
A skyforged Skooma-ecstasy-meth alloy that's an under-tongue tablet, for Endbringer use only
Some duplicate has definitely made better combat drugs by now.
Do you think that they've also tested those drugs? It's not as though they would have to deal with side-effects.40K also has a lot of canon combat stimulants too. 'Slaught, frenzon, blind-snake venom, spur, whatever hell-cocktail they give to eversors that makes them explode…
Do you think that they've also tested those drugs? It's not as though they would have to deal with side-effects.
That's no excuse for poor craftsmanship.Isn't Tybalt completely immune to the negative side effects of drugs or something?
It's not poor craftsmanship if you intend for it to be dual-purposed. Combat Drugs for Tybalt can easily be poison for anyone else.
Clone-grade drugs, Tybalt-grade drugs, and other grades of drugs, such as civilian and combatant grades of it, all have different quality perimeters; only making one would be poor craftsmanship.It's not poor craftsmanship if you intend for it to be dual-purposed. Combat Drugs for Tybalt can easily be poison for anyone else.
Give it to Crawler to see how he evolves to move without muscles? I'm sure that Survey would be interested in what information she could pull out of him; he might even enjoy it.It would be funny to see someone stealing Joe's normal juice and shriveling up like a slug in salt though. (Anti-Brute applications?)
Some duplicate has definitely made better combat drugs by now.
A skyforged Skooma-ecstasy-meth alloy that's an under-tongue tablet, for Endbringer use only
Hey, he's got Fallout tech.
Add some Jet, Buffout, and Pyscho to that payload!
40K also has a lot of canon combat stimulants too. 'Slaught, frenzon, blind-snake venom, spur, whatever hell-cocktail they give to eversors that makes them explode…
Brian: So you have been sneaking off to hang out with an older guy in his secret clubhouse?
Aisha: ...Yeah, but the way you just described it sounds bad. Think of it more as a science club.
Brian: What did you guys do last night?
Brian: Oh, so you guys made food? I heard that chocolate can get really addicting-Aisha: Well, you know food technically counts as a drug right?…
Divinely crafted Skooma, no less.
Not gonna lie, sounds a lot like heavily modded Minecraft on later stages of the game.
"Well we kind of had a council of war ab what to do with his ex being a bitch but that was very unusual. Normally he teaches me science and stuff so I can do well in school, and his friend is a martial artist so I've been learning ninjitsu…"Brian: So you have been sneaking off to hang out with an older guy in his secret clubhouse?
Aisha: ...Yeah, but the way you just described it sounds bad. Think of it more as a science club.
Brian: What did you guys do last night?
Aisha: "To be fair it was also a super-cat. He's cool."Brian: Oh, so you guys made food? I heard that chocolate can get really addicting-
Aisha: Nope, we made super-meth. And we fed it to a cat!
Brian: What?
Aisha: What?
Only the name: Outburst. As of effects, no idea. I think we only know effects of Joe's (actually cant recall the name) and Tybalt's (War Games) semblances.
pssh I could do that with some salt, small antlers, and some alchemy gear that I ritually take on and off everytime I drink a potion of said ingredientsDivinely crafted Skooma, no less.
I cannot fathom the sheer ridiculous of alchemy, medicine, magic, enchantment, and divine skills that would go into making a single combat consumable.