Universal Poisons

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Poisons are arguably one of a shinobi's greatest assets. Coming in several forms (solid, liquid, or gas), these substances can be deployed in a variety of situations to effectively eliminate the shinobi's target. Whether it be coating their weapons in it for additional damage, or spiking a victim's drink or food, the uses are literally endless.

And while there are those who go the extra mile and create their own extravagant concoctions, some simply prefer to stick with the standardized mixtures that can be found at any Hidden Village's armory. Naturally, being more wide-spread and common than the elite potions, these generic mixtures are relatively easy to cure by even the most mediocre of medical shinobi.

However, if you're unfortunate enough to be caught alone... Well, your future promises to be rather short, painful, and bleak.

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Restrictions

[/b][/color] Due to the highly volatile nature of poisons, these can only be purchased by characters of Chuunin rank or higher.

2. Poisons do not take up any of your character's accessory slots. However, you do not get to keep or store them, either. The moment you purchase a poison, your weapons are automatically considered to have been coated or your socket item filled.[/ul][/justify][/blockquote][/blockquote]

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Paralytic Poison
Rank: C.
Type: Liquid or gas.
Special: As a liquid, this poison can be used to coat a player's weapons (up to five secondary weapon packs worth, or two primary weapons); it can also be used to fill specific items that can contain poisons. The effects of this poison last only once, meaning that if you strike someone with the poisoned item it is no longer considered tainted. If it is used to to fill an item socket, the item can be used three times before being considered empty (you cannot coat and fill an item at the same time; you must choose one or the other). As a gas, this item must be combined with a smoke bomb. This poison fully paralyzes the target for one full turn.
Description: A rather simple poison, this bright green liquid is used to paralyzes the user's victim. Highly potent, even a glancing blow from a poisoned item is enough to render complete paralysis upon a victim (or multiple targets, in some instances).
Cost: 10,000 ryo (per "vial").

Blinding Poison
Rank: C.
Type: Liquid, solid or gas.
Special: As a liquid, this poison can be used to coat a player's weapons (up to five secondary weapon packs worth, or two primary weapons); it can also be used to fill specific items that can contain poisons. The effects of this poison last only once, meaning that if you strike someone with the poisoned item it is no longer considered tainted. If it is used to to fill an item socket, the item can be used three times before being considered empty (you cannot coat and fill an item at the same time; you must choose one or the other). As a gas, this item must be combined with a smoke bomb. As a solid, the user may choose to convert this poison into a pill which will take up 1/4^th of a single accessory slot. This poison fully blinds the target for three full turns.
Description: A rather simple poison, this dark red liquid is used to blind the victim. Highly potent, even a glancing blow from a poisoned item is enough to render complete blindness upon a victim (or multiple targets, in some instances). This poison is even capable of shutting out potent dojutsu, such as the Sharingan and Byakugan, the latter of which will be unable to use their extended vision (near 360 degree of vision) if struck by this.
Cost: 10,000 ryo (per "vial").

Fatigue Poison
Rank: C.
Type: Liquid or gas.
Special: As a liquid, this poison can be used to coat a player's weapons (up to five secondary weapon packs worth, or two primary weapons); it can also be used to fill specific items that can contain poisons. The effects of this poison last only once, meaning that if you strike someone with the poisoned item it is no longer considered tainted. If it is used to to fill an item socket, the item can be used three times before being considered empty (you cannot coat and fill an item at the same time; you must choose one or the other). As a gas, this item must be combined with a smoke bomb. Upon contact, this poison instantly eats an increment of x2 Mid worth of chakra.
Description: A rather simple poison, this pitch black liquid is used to eat away at the victim's chakra supply. Highly potent, even a glancing blow from a poisoned item is enough to devastate their chakra system. While a single strike may not prove fatal, receiving multiple blows in the same instant is more than enough to completely and utterly drain a person of their chakra reserves.
Cost: 10,000 ryo (per "vial").

Sleeping Poison
Rank: B.
Type: Liquid or gas.
Special: As a liquid, this poison can only be used to coat one of the user's primary weapons. Furthermore, unlike the other poisons, the blow delivered must be a direct strike (for instance a slash across the arm, or the stomach). If this poison is used to fill an item socket, the same rules apply; it must be a directly strike in order for the poison to go into effect. As a gas, this item must be combined with a smoke bomb; however, the effects will not go into play until two posts after if used in this method. Upon contact, this poison pulls the victim into a deep slumber for five turns.
Description: One of the more complex poisons, though still somewhat simple in its design, this dark orange substance can easily put even the largest of men and creatures into a deep, unbreakable sleep. No amount of sound, pain, or disruption can wrench the victim out of this dream-like state; leaving them completely at their attacker's mercy.
Cost: 20,000 ryo (per "vial").

Euphoric Poison
Rank: A.
Type: Liquid, solid or gas.
Special: As a liquid, this poison can be used to coat a player's weapons (up to five secondary weapon packs worth, or two primary weapons); it can also be used to fill specific items that can contain poisons. The effects of this poison last only once, meaning that if you strike someone with the poisoned item it is no longer considered tainted. If it is used to to fill an item socket, the item can be used three times before being considered empty (you cannot coat and fill an item at the same time; you must choose one or the other). As a gas, this item must be combined with a smoke bomb. As a solid, the user may choose to convert this poison into a pill which will take up 1/4^th of a single accessory slot. Upon contact, the victim is immediately induced into an intoxicated, blissful-like state. Judgement is incredibly hampered, as are vision and other motor functions; the victim, constantly stimulating by the rush of endorphin, feels utterly lax and sublime for a total of three turns.
Description: Another complex mixture, this soft pink substance submerges the victim into a heavenly state. The desire to battle has been completely stripped from their being, as have most of their rationalizing thought processes. Rather than question this new delicious feeling, they go with the flow. Even the most battle-hardened warrior can become puddy in the aftermath of this potent poison.
Cost: 50,000 ryo (per "vial").

Killing Poison
Rank: S.
Type: Liquid or gas.
Special: As a liquid, this poison can only be used to coat one of the user's primary weapons. Furthermore, unlike the other poisons, the blow delivered must be a direct strike (for instance a slash across the arm, or the stomach). If this poison is used to fill an item socket, the same rules apply; it must be a directly strike in order for the poison to go into effect. As a gas, this item must be combined with a smoke bomb; however, the effects will not go into play until two posts after if used in this method. Upon contact, this poison will kill the victim three turns later. Each turn the victim's condition will severely worsen (33% deducted chakra and physical attributes).
Description: Arguably the most lethal generic poison there is, this clear substance can hastily kill the victim. Though not an immediate effect, the poison acts rather quickly. Almost instantly the target begins to show rather horrendous symptoms, such as bleeding from orifices on the body (eyes, nose, ears, etc) with dramatic degradation to their physical performance until, in the end, they are nothing more than a rotting corpse.
Cost: 100,000 ryo (per "vial").