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=Libraen Federation=
'''Libraea''', officially '''the Libraen Federation''', is an interplanetary democracy located in the Libra constellation. It is located in the southern celestial hemisphere. It lies between the constellations Virgo to the west and Scorpius to the east. Its main sphere of influence encompasses a population of up to 904.1 billion, making it a decently populated member state of the Sol Federation (SolFed). The Libraen Federation borders the Sagittarian Triumvirate as well as the Republic of Enkai. Their nation’s capital and most influential city is located on Librae while its most profitable trade center is on Vendres and Commercans, circling Gamma Librae.

The constellation of Libra was initially used as a strategic military location by the Venusian Defense Forces (VDF) during the First Great Migration, which primarily consisted of Germanic and Frankish descendents in 2259. During 2263-2265, colony ships arrived and brought with them more settlers. Inhabitants ranged from several new types of European descendants, such as Germanic, Frankish, Romance and Baltic ethnicities. By 2270, most of the VDF formations left Libra. Soon after, the First Revolution by the Citizens of Librae (CL) in 2277 through 2280 established the sovereign state of the Libraen Federation, founded on 26 August 2279.

Unified into a parliamentary democracy and overseen by an elected Head of State, the Libraen Federation pursued aggressive expansion into outer regions. In cooperation with the Venusian government, Libraen Federation Armed Forces (LFAF) garrisons were stationed on territories that are now either part of the Sagittarian Triumvirate or the Republic of Enkai. After the failed Second Revolution of 2315 led by the Loyalist Wings of Theta (LWT), the Republic of Enkai declared independence which was accepted by the Libraen Senate in 2317. With the beginning of the Second Migration, Libraea received an influx of Slavic descendants, such as East and West Slavic ethnicities who bolstered military development. As a result, multiple incidents between the Libraen Federation and Sagittarian Triumvirate perpetuated tensions, later causing the Third Revolution, a Coup d’État spearheaded by LFAF extremists known as the Right Hand of Libraea (RHL). The RHL leadership established the Strategic Protocol of Librae in 2381, declaring Martial law throughout the Libra constellation. After the Traitor Putsch came to an end in 2385, the Libraen Federation was reinstated by newly elected senators. Serving as a fresh start, Libraea recovered extraordinarily fast due to vast investments and inhumane working shifts which resulted in a peaceful Fourth Revolution of 2404.

With an addendum to State law on 19 October 2404, Libraea entered its strongest economic expansion with a steady rise in worker productivity and controlled corporate expansion. The state serves as a strong enforcer in all matters industrial, scientific and technological while guaranteeing export and import through strict oversight. Nowadays the Libraen Federation is considered an exceptional guarantee of quality.

=History=

The stars in the constellation Libra weren’t settled but instead occupied. The first star to be occupied was Beta Librae in 2259, initially functioning as the center of operations for the VDF. Everything that heads to the other planets of Libra, has to head through Beta Librae. What also contributes to its central role is the planet which shares its likeness to Earth’s composition, though its wildlife was more exotic yet still mirrored what was known from Earth’s own ecology. The only difference was the absence of intelligent, sentient life which made a posting on Beta Librae very desirable since it’s known for being quiet and serene. Most of the garrisoned troops would later choose to stay, many of which were of Germanic and Frankish ancestry.

Alpha Librae and Sigma Librae, due to their proximity to Beta Librae, were nothing more than refueling stations for patrol vessels as they only possessed one planet each. Their garrisons had to fight off the wildlife regularly since these systems hosted a particularly hostile breed of giant, semi-sentient, deer-like lifeforms dubbed “Super Hirsche”. Under the leadership of Colonel Matthias Barens (2243-2265), this species was hunted into extinction by 2268 which left a scar in its ecological balance.

An extensive communications relay outpost was established on Upsilon Librae in 2260. It was operated by a large force of VDF specialists and a dedicated garrison that enjoyed support from Tau Librae, which acted as a port for a contingent of a starfleet strike force. Upsilon Librae is known as a barren system which has habitable clusters of asteroids that attracted pirates, largely due to the extensive cave systems which could hide vessels. Tau Librae, on the other hand, was renowned for its volatile gas planet which made it a prime location for gas mining and distributing locally sourced fuel to the other fleets within the region.

Gamma Librae housed a larger garrison, primarily due to the presence of two planets with rich precious metals. Excavation operations were conducted to support and expand VDF fleets in 2259 but because of volatile planet conditions, ore veins were routinely shut down and abandoned in favor of secured, prospected excavation shafts. By 2262, a disaster caused all excavation efforts to be suspended. Reported casualties of the disaster specify 204 lives were lost when a cave-in caused machinery and an outpost structure to be swallowed up. Geological assessments revealed that it was due to a localized micro-earthquake.

Theta Librae, often referred to as “Fortress” by its garrison, saw the most skirmishes with unknown hostile entities from the outer regions. The planet orbiting it hosted the largest concentration of VDF activity besides Beta Librae and was fortified extensively. During its initial years, Theta Librae was attacked on 15 occasions, all of which were successfully defended against. It’s theorized today that during these initial skirmishes, a vessel of the Void Imperium may have probed the region since a combat report filed in 2263 bears a striking resemblance to tactics observed in the Rimward Wars.

===Arrival of colonists, corporate establishment===

During 2263, the Libra sector was deemed secure. With a confirmation sent by VDF garrisons all over the region, the first colony ships began to arrive at 2263-2265. Its population primarily consisted of miscellaneous European descendants, such as Germanic, Frankish, Romance and Baltic ethnicities. Along with them, families of the initial garrisons were included as they settled down in the region. For the next centuries, they spearheaded development throughout Libra while government support was readily available. By 2265, an economic boom was seen as an influx of mining experts managed to uncover hidden veins of massive iron and titanium deposits all across the region. In a matter of a decade, Libra proved itself for its high quality and cheap materials which attracted many shipbuilding companies.

A massive VDF starfleet arrived at the Libra sector in 2266 to prepare for its next push into the stars. With it, more corporate entities followed who realized the potential which hadn’t been explored yet. More stationed troops meant a greater need for other goods and supplies which quickly resulted in rapid expansion of colonies into centers for agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry. Libra’s abundance of resources made many companies leave behind branches and satellite offices before continuing on, all of which continued to develop unchecked.

As a new decade began in 2270, the VDF starfleet left for expansion towards the outer regions. Libra had effectively been left with a skeleton Venusian government, consisting of essential bureaucrats and small garrisons, though they acted more as a policing entity. Officials deemed it appropriate since most if not all colonists and settlers had gone through mandatory service. There weren’t any concerns for other issues at the time.

Because of this gross oversight, unrest began to grow around 2277. The government had already struggled to maintain the flow of trade and development before their fleets began to pull out but within those years, the sheer volume of work was already piling on too much. It’s said that families already weren’t getting essential paperwork like birth certificates approved which led to children reaching adulthood but never getting recognized as proper Venusian citizens. The presence of the government was basically non-existent and complaints were only growing more. There’s extensive reports of distress calls getting placed as officials feared a full blown rebellion when an accounting error in 2276 caused 5.000 workers on Tau Librae to receive no paychecks for several months.

===First Revolution, Libraen Federation founding===

Unrest reached its boiling point when hundreds of thousands of Libra’s first generation weren’t allowed to participate in mandatory service for the Venusian Defense Force due to pending birth certificates. Because of understaffed, overworked officials, paperwork wasn’t getting processed fast enough and waiting periods were estimated up to 10 years at the time. These young adults were instead advised to work.

As 2277 began, five separate revolutionary fronts were proclaimed at the same time. They soon unified into what’s known as the Citizens of Libra. Only Upsilon Librae and Tau Librae weren’t included at the start since they didn’t have proper habitation for colonists. Four leaders emerged and actively protested against the neglect by the Venusian government left in Beta Librae.

Jakob Augsburg, leader of the Theta Librae front (2277-2278), was subsequently shot during a protest gone hot on 30 February 2278 where VDF MPs mistook his attempt at setting up a poster for an IED.

Elisea D’Ippolito, leader of the Sigma Librae front (2277-2278), had been arrested along with several dozens of her loyal followers. She was caught spraypainting her demands on the side of a Venusian government building, along with the first iteration of what’s now the Libraen Federation’s flag. She later died in jail due to an unidentified heart disease on 2 November 2278.

Outraged by the deaths, the revolution turned fierce. Government buildings surrounded, VDF personnel roughened up while flags were burned. Because of Rodolphe Linderoth, leader of the Beta Librae front, the protests never reached a violent boiling point. Through appeals and old connections known to Liam Albrecht, leader of the Alpha Librae front and ex-VDF Captain, the Citizens of Libra managed to bring the Venusian government to the negotiation table on 12 August 2279.

After negotiations took place and an official response from Sol Federation’s Federal Assembly (SFFA) on 26 August 2279, the First Libraen Revolution came to an end and the Libraen Federation was proclaimed at the newly appointed capital of Librae, formerly known as Beta Librae. With Linderoth and Albrecht as its founders, the death of their fellow leaders and followers were commemorated with the Citizens monument placed in front of the Venusian main hall on Librae.

===Libraen political and infrastructural developments===

With 2280 beginning, Libraea held its first democratic election. The previous Revolutionary leaders stepped down from their positions after overseeing the transition of power. Orienting themselves around the existing foundations of Sol’s democratic values, they organized offices for representatives across their systems. With its inclusion in SFFA as a de facto member, the Libraens were welcomed as a new and young member in their midst.

On 30 February 2280, a new office was created by the new Libraen Senate, the Head of State. Elections were held within the Senate and Liam Albrecht (2280-2296) was elected as the first Head of State by a 75% majority. With more administrative offices established and a working government steadily constructed, the ex-VDF elements in the Libra constellation laid the foundation for what became the gold standard. Each star system had several governing entities which more efficiently processed all the needs of their civilians. Approval ratings reached an all time high and by 2 March 2288, Albrecht was voted in for another term with 100% of votes, the only 100% rating in Libraea’s history.

Talks of expansion were officially brought before the Libraen Senate and heavily debated since the nation didn’t have a standing military of their own. Libraea primarily relied on the VDF to defend its perimeters but with the absence of major starfleets and the ever increasing paranoia of hostiles, legislations were passed to establish a new military force. Most of Albrecht’s second term was spent procuring funds, securing defense contracts and solidifying the initial assembly of the Libraen Federation Armed Forces. In August 2291, the first vessels were dispatched and began to venture past patrol routes and straight for neighboring systems.

Until 2315, the Libraen Federation was the dominant force of SolFed’s Frontier. With strong logistical support because of Libra’s abundant resources, the LFAF was able to hold and secure the territories which VDF units were clearing and moving on from. The Libraen soldiers fulfilled the role of a rear guard detachment which successfully earned them a track record of resilient and deadly defenders. Combat encounters were reported as safeguarding the local colonies and indigenous people, greatly increasing intergalactic reputation and often resulting in the Venusian government entrusting administration and development duties to Libraea.

===Second Revolution, Independence of Enkai===

18 February 2315, a famine struck Autira, Alpha Librae’s planet. During Albrecht’s third term in 2291, terraforming of Autira was approved and MediterrasiaForYou! Co. was selected as the contracting partner. Due to faulty planning and local ecological issues resulting from the extinction of “Super Hirsche”, agricultural productivity declined steeply due to chemicals mixing into plant-killing substances and with it, disapproval and unrest followed. Most of Librae’s agricultural produce had been exported to the other Libraen stars and the government scrambled to procure emergency rations for Autira, causing price increases for all star systems.

Colonies under Libraen Federation control suffered the most and began to grow distrustful, though they were in a vocal minority compared to Libraen citizens. During a protest in Fortis Librae, Theta Librae’s planet, on 31 March 2315, the Second Revolution began as a group of protestors were fired upon by an overpressurized water cannon. 4 were paralyzed, 1 casualty was recorded. By 2 April 2315, the incident was reported and with it, the Loyalist Wings of Theta was formed. Organized riots by the LWT became widespread and grounded vessels from departing towards the Scorpius and Lupus sectors.

Joshua Klimczak, the Head of State (2312-2317), released a press statement claiming that the Libraen government is implementing solutions to resolve the issues at hand but by 15 April 2315, several supply shipments of weaponry were reported stolen and distributed amidst angry rioters. LFAF detachments were deployed in response and the Pacification of the Traitorous Birds began. With a casualty toll of ~1.500, the Second Revolution came to an end when the majority of LWT leadership was either killed or arrested. By 18 April 2315, riots began to wind down since the Libraen government used LFAF vessels as makeshift cargo shuttles to ensure a steady stream of relief supplies. Civil unrest continued until the end of 2316 as the famine’s extent was much worse than initially thought.

The newly proclaimed Republic of Enkai began protesting across outer Libraen colony planets at the height of the Second Revolution. With expansion halting due to internal turmoil and a recall to LFAF starfleets, the Libraen Senate put the peaceful demand of Enkai to a vote on 1 September 2315. The initial vote was vetoed by the representative senators from Sigma Librae but with not enough support, the vote proceeded and was approved with an 80% majority. By May 2317, finalizations were completed and with the withdrawal of the LFAF, the Republic of Enkai was officially recognized as independent.

With the disaster of Fortis Librae and its consequences concluded, Klimczak resigned on 1 August 2317 after a vote of no confidence was filed against him.

===Second Migration, Slavic nostalgia, Growing tensions===

With stability returning and the Libraen Federation tempering its imperialistic politics, the dawn of the Second Migration resulted in a large influx of Slavic colonists directly from Sol. In 2322, a Slavic craze swept the nation as Pan-Slavic became the second most spoken language. Their knowledge on newer shipbuilding technology and weaponry resulted in exclusive new positions appearing out of thin air. It got to the point where even the LFAF would put out recruitment posters specifically to capture their attention with bold Pan-Slavic slang plastered across advertisement boards.

Demand was growing and the Libraen government pulled every ounce of influence they held to ship as many Slavic engineering personnel as possible. The boom of technology bolstered the LFAF and its combat ability to great degrees and by 2348, Libraea enjoyed an almost unparalleled dominance of their sector. With a proposal put forth by Anna Gaudreau, the Head of State (2341-2373), the Libraen Senate held a vote to determine the continued expansion of Libraen influence and was approved with a 65% majority in January 2349. The proposal suggested a diplomatic approach to expansion instead of forceful occupation; lucrative deals and offers were planned to entice smaller nations into joining.

The first diplomatic missions departed on 12 March 2349 and were closely guarded by a newly created detachment of the LFAF, named Jury. This approach yielded Libraea its most successful expansion yet as they were able to convince many neutral or otherwise indecisive systems to join their Federation. An active effort was made by many Libraen senators to visit these systems and improve living conditions and by 2371, Libraen influence and goodwill had grown to an all-time high. Because of this success, Gaudreau became the first Head of State to be voted in for a fourth term.

On 8 February 2371, Senator Yelena Sauvion (2364-2371) was attacked while performing a humanitarian mission in the Ophiuchus constellation. An entire LFAF starfleet was dispatched to investigate and reported that all Libraens were brutally murdered and dissected. Seen as an attack on Libraea itself, peaceful expansion came to a halt and with an emergency meeting called, legislation was put forth to bring justice. Led by General Agnes Albrecht (2350-2385), a pacification campaign was conducted in the Ophiuchus constellation.

Accused of foul play, the newly formed Sagittarian Triumvirate put a halt to Libraen’s search for the criminals behind Senator Sauvion’s murder. Through SFFA, the LFAF was given a stand down order after evidence and the suspected killers were brought before the Assembly and after a signed agreement, extradited to Libraea in December 2372. Libraen’s SolFed Representative Lumi Franke (2363-2372) was consequently retired from her posting as the Libraen Senate deemed this a badly negotiated agreement. Libraen analysts claim that the Sagittarian Triumvirate fabricated evidence and were responsible for Senator Sauvion’s murder. Diplomatic relations degraded severely, though outright conflict was prevented despite vocal opinions. The Libraen Senate made every effort to stop an armed conflict. Many tense standoffs and clashes between Sagittarian Triumvirate forces and LFAF are recorded but no combat casualties are reported. Nations stuck between the two were often coerced into joining either side.

===Third Revolution, Traitor Putsch, Libraen Civil War===

Stalemates with the Sagittarian Triumvirate and a thirst for revenge motivated many officers within the Libraen Federation Command Corps (LFCC) to pursue escalation. Recorded testimony states that many officers felt wronged and humiliated by Senator Sauvion’s murder and the quick conclusion of it all. On 24 July 2381 Lieutenant General Lennart Hjalmarsson (2359-2382) addressed the public and accused the Libraen Senate of abandoning their fellow Libraens and calling for all senators to resign. LFAF Command issued a discreet order for all military vessels to return to Librae after Hjalmarsson’s speech. By August 2381, the Traitor Putsch began.

The Libraen Senate called for an emergency meeting on 23 August 2381 when communication with LFAF Command was cut. LFAF vessels in orbit received orders to target the Senate Citadel located on Librae. ~400 casualties were recorded and all Libraen senators were killed. Defense grids and essential infrastructure were infiltrated by rogue LFAF elements, firefights between LFAF Jury units and Right Hand of Librae (RHL) paratroopers were observed in the streets of Libraea.

General Albrecht holds a public address to all Libraen star systems, appealing for calm and proclaiming the temporary suspension of the Libraen’s democracy on 23 August 2381. The Strategic Protocol of Librae was established and the RHL declared martial law across Libraea. SolFed’s response was minimal and only one cargo vessel was dispatched with a VDF detachment which was turned around by RHL demands in December 2381 after retrieving their personnel.

Civil unrest grows. All Libraen government services cease while RHL and loyal LFAF garrisons are in open skirmishes on Librae in September 2381, Fortis Librae successfully defends against an attempted RHL seizure on 2 September 2381. On 7 September 2381, the maintenance personnel of Stn Libraeja, a station orbiting the gas giant in Tau Librae, held the entire station hostage as they planted explosives along vital gas piping and threatened to destroy the station. RHL experienced initial desertion as many enlisted soldiers weren’t informed of their participation in the Coup d’État. Deserted soldiers hijack and land weapon shipments in Autira, distributing them to the populace by 28 September 2381. Zenturi, Sigma Librae’s planet, openly defies curfew orders and surrounds the RHL detachment. Full demonstrations and protests were in progress by November 2381. During a clash, live rounds are discharged towards protestors, wounding 3.

Major General Garen Ariah Pangaro (2363-2382) is ambushed by LFAF Jury soldiers on Autira and consequently killed. The following skirmish resulted in the deaths of 12 civilians, amongst them an investment banker from Sol. No response was given by SolFed. Retaliation strikes were approved by General Albrecht, resulting in the deployment of RHL forces. Reported clashes between armed civilians, supported by Jury, and RHL forces throughout January 2382.

Senseless violence ensues. Full blown riots spark across Libraea when news of a massive teargas attack in 14 February 2382 on an Autiran civilian block results in the deaths of several innocent families obeying the curfew orders. Reports of trigger happy RHL terrorists purposefully shooting and disabling protesters to prevent further riots. In response, RHL Command approves the use of military mechs to pacify the populace.

RHL vessel shot down by LFAF soldiers over Vendres in Mai 2382, causing a crash inside the corporate building of Libraen’s Donk Co. branch. ~730 casualties reported and surviving RHL terrorists were engaged by Libraen forces in the debris of the building.

The Libraen Civil War begins on 2 July 2382 when Lieutenant General Hjalmarsson is captured by LFAF Jury specialists and testimony is published about Senator Sauvion’s murder. Her itinerary was leaked by the RHL and mercenaries were hired to kill the Senator prior to the Coup d’État. With it, the RHL planned to use this as a justification to further antagonize the Sagittarian Triumvirate into a conflict. As a result, most of the LFCC officers not loyal to General Albrecht turn on the RHL, causing chaos within their midst. RHL forces on Tau Librae attempt a takeover of Stn Libraeja for General Albrecht’s retreat but the crew triggers the explosives, destroying Stn Libraeja entirely on 3 July 2382 and resulting in the death of its 4.512 crew.

The populace turned on RHL entirely and aggressively targeted them. Most RHL terrrists began firing on civilians, footage of mass murder and bombardments were commonplace. By 19 August 2382, all Libra star systems were in open rebellion and General Albrecht along with remnant RHL forces were in retreat. Most of their troops are lost in Librae. Pursued by multiple LFAF detachments, the ensuing battle resulted in the loss of the majority of LFAF vessels as RHL managed to conquer Stn Libraer, a station built into a large asteroid, and hold it. Using the old VDF defense systems, the LFAF was forced into a retreat while the crew of the Stn Libraer, 1.049 people, fought back and were killed. By 18 July 2382, the remaining LFAF fleets surrounded entrenched RHL forces.

===Stalemate of Traitor Putsch, End of Libraen Civil War===

Demands by General Albrecht’s RHL were ignored. Conventional attacks on the Stn Libraer weren’t possible so an order was issued by LFAF Jury Major Ludoslav Krall (2361-2389), the provisional leader of Libraea. The RHL is to surrender unconditionally or be destroyed.

A tense standoff between the two continued until August 2385 where the LFAF vessel “Elisea D’Ippolito”, commanded by LFAF Captain Jason Touchard (2361-2385), breached the perimeter and used itself as a battery ram to neutralize the defense systems. Analysts aren’t sure if General Albrecht died in the crash itself or was subsequently killed by the extensive station damages. Along with the remnants of the RHL forces killed and with the death of their leader, the Libraen Civil War came to an end.

Estimates of casualties are still disputed to this day but the widely accepted death toll is around ~2 Billion, ~205.9 Million identified as LFAF soldiers and ~3.2 Million identified as RHL terrorists. This encompassed 35% of the Libraen populace at the time.

With the end of the Civil War, captured RHL terrorists were interrogated, prosecuted and sentenced for their crimes by a provisional LFAF court, instated by Major Krall. Soon after, the Strategic Protocol of Librae was dissolved and the Libraen Federation was once again established on 1 November 2385. New elections put underway and the Libraen Senate once more active, investments by outside corporate entities stimulated the Libraen economy and critical infrastructure was being rebuilt. By 2397, the Libraen Federation had mostly recovered from the damages of the Libraen Civil War but faced a population issue.

The war had cost them a great deal of experienced workers, soldiers and auxiliary personnel. The deficit was too large to recover from naturally so a new project was instated by Maria Touchard, the Head of State (2386-2410). Relying on new technology, vat-growing laboratories were set up to boost the population of Librae. Genetic experimentations became popular on Autira and Zenturi due to the 1st Generation Enhanced Humans proving to be exceptionally good as a working force in later years. It wasn’t an immediate solution and many Libraens were forced to work lengthy hours with vacation time often getting cancelled because quotas needed to be met, projects needed to be finished. Working conditions hit an all time low as workers grew disgruntled with the unending reconstruction projects.

===Fourth Revolution, the Golden Era===

At the beginning of 2404, talks of revolution were spreading. The Libraen Government was well aware and took action immediately. By 15 January 2404, system wide, local elections were held as each star system sent groups of representatives to address the growing concerns. With the initiative “Protect our Librae!”, spearheaded by Senator Paula Sauvion (2394-2418), the Libraen people were able to peacefully bring a litany of concerns directly to their government. This initiative breathed new life and faith into the Libraen Federation’s capabilities and as the delegations fiercely debated and planned the newest legislation on worker conditions. The Libraen Senate spent most of 2404 refining the details before enforcing the newest addendum to State law, the Assurance and Guarantee of Safety for Librae’s People Act on 19 October 2404.

Several addendums had to be made during 2405 as some corporate entities began to exploit loopholes within the Act, resulting in a strike gone violent on Vendres. During April 2405, workers in a branch of DeForest Medical Corporation grew disgruntled when the company allotted the workers 4 hours of free time every day in order to fulfill the required 2 month vacation time needs while demanding that their workers be present every day for every year until contract termination.

By the end of 2405, the Libraen Senate had created a special branch office of the Libraen Federal Court of Justice which oversaw the management and assessment of all working conditions throughout the Libra constellation, the Libraen Federal Labour Court (LFLC). As productivity across Libraea rose because of improved workplace conditions and optimized law, funding was appropriately increased so the LFLC could oversee similar operations in systems outside of the Libra constellation as well.

Although not truly a revolution, many Libraens consider it as one since distrust towards the government had grown after the Libraen Civil War. As a result, Libraea enjoyed a peaceful climb in economic power while the slow but steady rebuilding of the LFAF took place until 2545. Their focus primarily shifted towards consolidating their territories and licking their wounds, favoring isolationist policies over territorial expansion. But with some imperialistic elements still active in their military, the Libraen Senate had to frequently clash with the Sagittarian Triumvirate in SFFA over territorial disputes and intrusion of LFAF vessels into other systems.

===Tiziro-Terran War, Libraea’s involvement===

Circa 2470, the Libraen Federation observed something they never expected. Their relatively peaceful and diplomatically active neighbor, the Sagittarian Triumvirate, was getting attacked. Reports of Sagittarian colonies going dark had reached Libraea before but the sentiment at the time was indifference. The LFAF petitioned for a scouting mission of these sectors in December 2469, pioneered by General Daniel Krell (2452-2495), but the Libraen Senate didn’t expect a positive answer and the offer was never made.

When the Tiziro-Terran War kicked off, it was a hot debate in all circles of Librae. Opinions on the Sagittarian Triumvirate were already low enough, especially after Libraen expansion was often curbed and halted by them. Gianna Ruggiero, the Head of State (2466-2482), argued that it’s vital for Libraea to aid their neighbor despite their differences, as an attack on any SolFed member by an outsider is an attack on Librae’s security itself. After putting it to vote and with 95% voting in favor, the Senate organized care packages; tons of various materials, supplies and munitions which the Libraen Federation had in excess were provided. With this care package, volunteers all across Libraea were formed into a new Fortis Legion and sent to aid in defending Sagittarian territories which consisted of 150.400 active personnel.

Fortis Legion troops, led by Major General Pyotr Sauvion (2445-2482), were deployed in May 2471 and acted as the rear guard for most, if not all, supply channels towards the Sagittarian military. Skirmishes with Tizirian often ended in major casualties and Libraen soldiers experienced great difficulty defending against them.

By 2473, the Fortis Legion LFCC detachment reported an almost 48% casualty rate of their troops and requested additional help as they’re this close to breaking through the war’s stalemate. Another push by Ruggiero resulted in another senatorial approval for care packages and new volunteers. It’s recorded that only 60% voted in favor of approving these materials.

With the push towards Tizirian territories, Fortis Legion troops were called back and by 12 August 2475, all troops had returned to their homes. It’s reported that ~61.200 troops were either wounded or killed during the conflict while the Fortis Legion itself now consisted of 215.100 active personnel. Having adapted to the Tizirian’s methods, these experiences were readily shared with the LFAF which helped improve defenses of Libraea itself.

As the Tiziro-Terran War reached its brutal conclusion in 2480, a number of Libraen senators weren’t satisfied with the results. Sentiment at the time was disappointment in Sagittarian Triumvirate’s inability to fully pacify the Tizirians. LFCC officers would often remark how Libraea had the capability to conquer all of Tizirian territories with little effort and less destruction, if they’d been serious about conquering more systems in the first place. But with stories shared from the Fortis Legion and recountings of how brutal and effective their enemies were, a silent respect established itself from Libraens towards Tizirians.

===Rimward War===

2545. Libraea had steadily prepared itself for a confrontation with the Sagittarian Triumvirate and were expecting an armed conflict to occur at their borders soon. Instead, SolFed called on its member states and with the Void Imperium attacking, Libraea mobilized quickly. Austin Selander, the Head of State (2538-2554), declared the immediate suspension of non-essential operations and allocation of a considerable funds package towards the LFAF. Libraen response was quick and focused on what they did best. Aggressive defense. Under new directives by General Herman Ozolinsh (2521-2566), strategy was reformed and LFAF’s strength was focused on stopping the Void Imperium from intruding any further.

Data and intelligence, gathered to be used against their neighbors, now aided in their defense. With LFAF forces entrenching themselves into star systems before 2545 drew to a close, they managed to halt the enemy advance from overwhelming their lines and going for their core worlds. It turned out to be a costly but effective strategy. Essentially, LFAF Command bought time for the shock to wear off and war time production to kick in.

With the rest of SolFed catching up and the Heliostatic Coalition officially joining the fight as well in 2550, the Libraen Federation was able to consolidate, reorganize and join the fight offensively. Even with Libraen’s tenacity and eagerness to fight, the Void Imperium was a much more volatile enemy than they ever expected.

Fighting grew costly as all manner of expensive prototype projects and vessels were used or lost in battle. The Libraen Senate was concerned with the enormous costs of the war as it kept dragging on and with General Ozolinsh’s defensive strategy continuing to draw on too many resources, newly promoted Lieutenant General Agata Pieronek (2536-2566) was dispatched to assist in organizing a meaningful attack strategy. In coordination with SolFed Generals and other member states, a new front was organized in 2558 to finally bring the war to a close.

In 2559, the Rimward War reached its conclusion when the Void Imperium signed a peace treaty. The Libraen casualties measure in the millions and the numbers are still disputed but the rough estimate lies somewhere between 104 to 110 million casualties, accounting for 31% of all LFAF forces. By the last year of the conflict, the youngest recruits were noted to be 17 years old.

===Recent Libraen Federation conflicts===

With the end of the Rimward War, SolFed approval ratings have decreased considerably. Libraen polls in November 2559 show that the people have grown disillusioned with the use of SolFed. It’s common knowledge that actual SFAF response to the Rimward War was sparse and the member states themselves exhausted manpower and resources to achieve that hard-fought victory.

Smaller insurrections are spreading across Libraea’s colonial worlds. The proclamation of the Beta Librae Front (BLF) on 27 December 2559 was followed by accusations of illegitimacy towards the current Libraen Federation regime. The Libraen Senate has designated the BLF as a terrorist organization and LFAF counter insurgency operations have been deployed since January 2560 to combat the threat.

Accusations of Libraen Federation interference in Sagittarian Triumvirate colonies since 2564. Claims go so far as to implicate weapon shipments and secret deployment of troops to train and arm the Free Army of Sagittarian (FAS). The Libraen Senate has denied these claims.

=Astrography=

Officially, the Libraen Federation does not recognize any other nations within its influence as truly Libraen. Their home system, the Libra constellation, is the only territory that can be Libraea.

==Librae==
Type: Terrestrial planet, orbits Beta Librae 
Population: ~345.5 billion 
Description: Previously known as Beta Librae, Librae is the capital and center of the Libraen Federation’s government and its Armed Forces. A highly developed planet that is almost an idealistic version of Sol’s Earth, it serves as the center point of every historical event Libraea has experienced and remains as the gathering point for the most wealthy and influential investors.

==Autira==
Type: Terraformed planet, orbiting Alpha Librae 
Population: ~64,3 billion 
Description: The first major agricultural project of the first Libraen Head of State. This planet was terraformed to accommodate the enormous needs of Libraea but suffered through a famine after terraforming chemicals poisoned most of the crops and waters. Donk Co. is now the main contractor holder and successfully reversed the damages done.

==Zenturi==
Type: Terraformed planet, orbiting Sigma Librae 
Population: ~106.1 billion 
Description: The initial intent for Zenturi was another agricultural project but the second Libraen Head of State instead expanded its industrial capabilities and had the planet terraformed accordingly. It’s now known for a new Green initiative that promises to clean most of the borderline life threatening air so the inhabitants aren’t forced to wear respirators outside.

==Stn Libraer==
Type: Networked asteroid stations, orbiting Upsilon Librae 
Population: ~12.500 
Description: Once used as a communications relay by the VDF, it’s now a surveillance outpost and acts as an early warning system for the entirety of Libraea. While the clusters of asteroids still offer hiding spots for vessels, it’s unlikely that anyone will make it in without getting detected and then targeted by the station’s state of the art defense systems.

==Stn Libraeja==
Type: Megastation anchored to a gas giant, orbiting Tau Librae 
Population: ~2.4 million 
Description: After the crew’s heroic sacrifice during the Traitor Putsch, the reconstructed station retains its name and has a monument commemorating them at the center of the station. The Protectors monument’s beauty is revered since the popular Senator Paula Sauvion chiseled it herself. With gas mining operations resumed, this station still loyally serves as a refuel station for all Libraen vessels.

==Vendres and Commercans==
Type: Extrasolar planets, orbiting Gamma Librae 
Population: ~254,3 billion 
Description: The pinnacle of Libraea’s trade, these two planets are still actively getting excavated of their vast resources and are surrounded by hundreds of shipbuilding companies. In later years, these two planets developed beyond just shipbuilding. Vendres still maintains the most diverse markets where anything can be bought while Commercans has everything you need to equip your own private army.

==Fortis Librae==
Type: Terraformed planet, orbiting Theta Librae 
Population: ~133.8 
Description: Hosting the infamous Fortis Legion, this world had light terraforming done by the Libraen government to accommodate its largest training facilities for its Armed Forces. Being the only Libraen star system to ever be attacked, its defenses are extensive which makes it ideal for anyone who wants to be really safe. Just don’t mind the live fire exercises, that’s gratis.

=Politics=

The Libraen Federation is a parliamentary, representative democracy. Its main decisions are formed in the Libraen Senate, which elects new senators every 8 years. Elections are held in the span of a week and within their respective core star systems, meaning 7 star systems elect 3 senators each. Libraen law dictates that the senators must have served in the LFAF, by extension guaranteeing that the candidates have served and are eligible citizens of the state. 21 senators then elect a Head of State within the Senate who is imbued with the power to steer the Libraen Federation as they see fit. Senators are able to veto decisions and demand a senatorial vote of said decisions if reasonable doubt is presented. Otherwise, important legislation is always conducted via senatorial vote.

The Office of the Head of State functions as the face of the Libraen Federation and stays in power for as long as the currently elected Senate remains active. While the Head of State’s power is guaranteed, senators are often delegated to manage their respective core star systems and act as overseers of all matters militarily and administratively.

The Office of Representation in the SFFA is staffed by previous senators or LFCC officers. Acting as the eyes and ears of Libraea, the Representatives act in the interest of the Libraen Senate and, by extension, the Libraen people. Candidates are either recommended by the Head of State or voted in by the Senate.

Since the reformation of the Libraen Federation in 2385, the LFAF Jury has been an active element in all matters concerning political protection and safeguarding the people. Imbued with power, LFAF Jury is an executive branch that is entrusted with the ability to interfere in political matters if deemed necessary.

==States==

The 7 star systems in the Libra constellation form the Libraen Federation, the main governing body of the state. Librae, Autira, Zenturi, Stn Libraer, Stn Libraeja, Vendres and Commercans, Fortis Librae. Each state conforms to the standards set by the central government in Librae but governors and staff of each state are determined by their respective senators, either through selection or from their own staff. Senators are expected to fulfill all duties which they delegate when necessary.

Regardless of size and populace, each star system is imbued with the same amount of political power within the Libraen Federation which means all votes conducted in the Libraen Senate are for the gain of everyone within the system, not against each other. Serving as a senator is strictly a public service and doesn’t have room for personal interests.

With authority and power granted to each system’s senators, the Head of State resolves internal disputes with the assistance of the LFAF Jury as a guarantor of fair judgement.

==Law==

As a member state of the Sol Federation, the Libraen Federation acknowledges and utilized Sol Federation Law within its jurisdiction in the Libra constellation as well as outside of their own system. This refers to colony worlds which are under Libraen influence. The Libraen Federal Court of Justice is responsible for handling civil and criminal cases while special branches of this Federal entity handle specific cases, such as the Labour Court, Social Court, Fiscal Court and Administrative Court.

These Courts are run by experts who handle disputes in all manner of law when necessary. The Libraen Federal Court of Justice employs an enormous number of skilled, experienced workers who are often simple citizens performing a judicial duty as a public service.

In 2565, surveys were conducted to determine the effectiveness of law enforcement and with statistics pointing at a slow rise in criminal cases and increasing disputes in court, the Libraen Federation began actively hiring more personnel in the Libraen Federal Court of Justice.

==Foreign relations==

Libraea maintains amicable relationships with the nations under its sphere of influence, often stimulating colonies with funds and constructing critical infrastructure. Colonies who have joined the Libraen Federation aren’t acknowledged as Libraen but are still treated as an essential part. Complaints are to be directed towards the Libraen Federal Office of Colonial Integrity which will be forwarded to the appropriate offices in Librae.

The Libraen Federation is an influential member of SolFed and it largely stems from their tight grip on their colonies as well as strict control of their routes, followed by trading high quality commodities and serving as a prime contractor for SFAF vessels. Within SFFA itself, Libraea is often seen as an idle nation since they’re often neutral towards all of SolFed’s proposals.

The Libraen Federation is closely connected to the Corporate Territories as many of its corporate entities have established branches within the Libra constellation. They’re viewed as essential business partners but are still held to a high standard by the Libraen government after the 19 October 2404 Act.

The Libraen Federation has an amicable relationship with the Sovereign Corporations. In recent years, the Libraen Federation has accepted many new Nanotrasen contracts regarding construction of vessels and fuel. Corporate entities within Libraea itself are known for hiring from Sovereign Corporations as well.

The Libraen Federation has an amicable relationship with the Republic of Enkai. Both exchange information and resources on all levels, be it militarily, administratively or economically. Many original Libraen citizens live in the Republic of Enkai which pushes both states to be on decent terms.

The Libraen Federation has an amicable relationship with the Tsogyal Republic. The two states are often seen trading fuels, exchanging exotic gas fuels for plasma, a difficult fuel to source in Libraea. In recent years, machinery and electronics have been a focal point in trade relations.

The Libraen Federation acknowledges the Tizirian people’s struggle and grieves the destruction of Atra’Kor. To this day, Libraea welcomes Tirizians into their worlds.

The Libraen Federation acknowledges the Sagittarian Triumvirate.

The Libraen Federation acknowledges the Heliostatic Coalition.

The Libraen Federation acknowledges the Void Imperium.

==Military==

As a member state of the Sol Federation, the Libraens wield a large military force that is organized under the Libraen Federation Armed Forces. Internally, it’s often referred to as the Guard. Military service is seen as a privilege in Libraea and a mandatory service of 4 years is required. With a military expenditure of up to 11% of Libraea’s total budget, the LFAF enjoys a hefty budget with regularly approved fund additions through the Libraen Senate. After the Rimward War, LFAF Command anticipates another conflict and has been rapidly expanding existing military infrastructure to accommodate for it.

As of 2474, the current LFAF is structured within the most popular military model throughout SolFed. Its strength isn’t specified on purpose but experts estimate the fighting force to be somewhere around 900 to 920 million active soldiers. Reservists are readily available as the majority of Libraea’s population has served in the LFAF within some capacity. Additionally, genetic advances have boosted available manpower with vat-grown individuals, for safeguarding and patrol duties. Talks of abolishing the mandatory service have been considered but ultimately rejected as service is seen as a privilege in Libraea.

The LFAF is commanded by its own, often referred to as the Libraen Federation Command Corps (LFCC). They’re notorious for being picky as they’re cultivating the most fiercely loyal and battle worthy individuals into their midst. But ultimately, missions and assignments are approved by the Libraen Senate and entrusted to the LFCC in order to be carried out.

The most renowned branch of the LFAF, the Fortis Legion, only recruits from volunteers. They conduct trials on Fortis Librae and are seen as the pinnacle of General Ozolinsh’s defensive strategies and philosophy. They’re equipped and trained to be the rear guard in any conflict and have developed extensive tactics in order to protect. The Fortis Legion prides itself in their long record of medal holders.

A duty entrusted only to those who have proven themselves fanatically loyal to Libraea is the position of the Jury. LFAF Jury picks its soldiers directly from a pool of thoroughly vetted and intelligent candidates. Not much is disclosed about the Jury, except the location of their Headquarters which is located within the Senate Citadel.

The LFAF regularly deploys an unspecified amount of its experienced fighting force as Advisors in other conflict zones. These Advisors are often seen observing and advising other SolFed member states with tactical intel and defensive strategy. This initiative has been active ever since LFCC involvement in the Tiziro-Terran War.

=Economy=

Libraea enforces a social market economy, cultivates a highly skilled populace with generous scholarship programs and has a low level of corruption. Innovation within the nation is encouraged but technological advances are spearheaded by the private sector. Its unique astrography makes the Libraen Federation an ideal region for shipbuilding and houses a great number of corporations dedicated to it. While boasting one of the highest GDP, most of their trade is conducted through their economical hub, Vendres and Commercans. Its largest trading partner happens to be the Corporate Territories where the flow of trade has been going strong since 2407.

With renewed projects to expand production, Zenturi has restarted many of its dormant industrial facilities and the ever increasing influx of workers from outside colonies is reawakening Libraea’s largest weapons producer.

The second most famous commodity traded by the Libraens, weaponry and munitions from their military manufacturers, has seen a rapid increase of investiture. With LFAF spending increasing, new contracts are being approved daily and breathing life into the previously idle war time production facilities.

The Libraen Federation is known for quality control and exclusive trading contracts. While corporate entities located within Libraea are also subject to quality control, they don’t have the privilege of the Libraen Federation Seal which is the universally acknowledged guarantee of quality from the Libraen government itself. Prominent Libraen companies that bear the Seal include; Zenturi Arms, General Librae Co, Vendres Commercans Titanium Co, Advanced Libraen Electronics Manufacturing, Dyachenko Libr Co, Libra Outfitting Inc, Autira Agricultural Farmers Collective, Libraeja Energy Group, Zenturi Industries.

Due to the nature of the capital, Librae hosts the most extensive network of stock markets. Many local CEOs of prominent companies are situated here to gather all the most recent trade information to increase their profits as well as enjoy the many luxuries of the capital.

==Infrastructure==

Transit between the 7 star systems of Libra has been revamped extraordinarily over the decades. After the Traitor Putsch of 2381, most traditional transportation methods were either sabotaged or destroyed. Funded and spearheaded by the Vendres Commercans Titanium Co, an extensive system of elaborately built transit interlinks was constructed. A steady stream of automatized vessels, able to accurately perform micro jumps and carry large amounts of travelers, revolutionized travel across all of Libraea. The cost of power for this transit system was initially a concern but with advances in power generation, this issue was resolved.

Visitors from outside of Libraea are only accepted by the Libraen Intergalactic Spaceport (LIS), located above Librae. The capital serves as the entrance to Libra itself as Space Traffic Control guides all incoming traffic directly to the LIS. It’s often considered one of the safest spaceports since a detachment of LFAF Jury soldiers provide 24/7 security.

Almost all 7 star systems have essential services available. Around the clock availability makes Libraea a productive society while maintaining strict oversight of worker safety and satisfaction, directly controlled and assessed regularly by the Libraen Federal Labour Court. Construction work on the hospital wing in the Stn Libraeja is still undergoing and the Libraen government has hired an Interdyne Pharmaceuticals vessel to serve as a substitute until renovations are finished in 2568.

==Tourism==

While the other star systems of Libraea don’t see much attention from tourists, Librae itself is a regular attraction by many who wish to explore the culmination of Sol Federation’s expansion. Annually, domestic and intergalactic travel and tourism contributes to an average of about 0.008% to the Libraen Federation’s GDP but with active effort by the government to preserve its historical feats, cultivating tourism isn’t on their agenda.

Libraea’s most popular landmarks are the Citizens monument, located in front of the old Venusian main hall on Librae and the Protectors monument on Stn Libraeja, personally chiseled by Senator Paula Sauvion.

=Demographic=

With a staggering population of up to 904.1 billion according to calculations conducted by the Libraen government in 2562, Libraea enjoys a vast amount of different ethnicities and species within its home system. While the Libraen Administration never conducted official tracking or counting of what ethnic groups and species settled on its star systems, experts have managed to conduct a rough survey and fill in the blanks by conferring with historical data and estimation.

The original human population of Venusian settlers has thinned out entirely and most human Libraens are a mix of Germanic, Frankish, Romance, Baltic and Slavic ethnicities. As the population of vat-grown and genetically enhanced humans was introduced in 2419, pure Frankish, Romance and Slavic ethnicities were present as the dominant gene. Germanic and Baltic descendents suffered the most casualties during Libraea’s history and are considered the rarest ethnic categories by 2566. Vat-growing laboratories are trying to offset this imbalance by introducing a new generation of enhanced humans with Germanic and Baltic roots.

With the conclusion of the Tiziro-Terran War in 2480, a small influx of Tizirians was recorded by the Libraen Federation. In truth, they’re still a negligible minority and don’t seem to be interested in permanently settling down in Libraea but they are still very much present.

As the Rimward War reached its height of conflict, a large wave of Tajaran and Vulpkanin refugees was observed. Due to the nature of the destructive war, the Libraen Federation accepted and allowed the two species to co-exist in Librae. Their presence was welcomed greatly as many were eager to help with the war time production, proving invaluable as a solid workforce. Nowadays, the Libra Outfitting Inc has employed many Tajarans and Vulpkanins to design new fashion trends for their species.

==Languages==

As a member state of SolFed and the origin of their first settlers, the Libraen Federation spent most of its time speaking Sol Common. There were many minorities which continued speaking their ethnic languages but over the years and with each new generation, Sol Common solidified itself as the main language of Libraea.

After the arrival of Slavic colonists in 2322, the government and corporate push for recruitment resulted in the Slavic nostalgia of 2322 where Pan-Slavic became the second most spoken language across Libraea. Schools continue to teach children Pan-Slavic as a secondary language since its use in new Libraen vessels made it essential. To this day, Pan-Slavic is considered the unofficial second language of the Libraen Federation and many Libraens can be observed reverting to the language by accident.

With the Tajaran and Vulpkanin refugee wave, demand to learn the languages of their species, Siik’tajr and Canilunzt, has grown. The curiosity of Libraen scholars has led many of them to appeal for paid classes. While still in the minority, scholars consider studying these languages to be the mark of a true intellectual.

==Education==

A standardization program was initially proposed by the Libraen Federation but was widely left as an optional package. The plans and data were provided and schools are loosely held to a mandated line of educational subjects. The manner in which these subjects are taught was left at the discretion of the schools and with regular observations and state supervised exams. Most children were taught from the age of 8 until they reach adulthood at 18 years, though exceptions were made if children were deemed adult enough.

For most young adults, adulthood means two paths. An option to further educate yourself in Librae’s capital and its many universities, join the circle of innovators or the other option of serving the mandatory service years in the military. Within the mandatory military service, gifted individuals are given the chance to attend one of the many prestigious Libraen Military Academies. Fortis Librae’s Vorsicht Academy is a continued staple of military education as it has produced some of the finest officers within the Libraen Federation Command Corps.

As a nation deeply rooted in military tradition, the Libraen Federation is renowned for its excellent military education and most young adults choose to fulfill their service year.

==Health==

Libraea’s healthcare does not rank high in terms of progress. In 2560, the Libraen Senate was pushing for an increase of the budget allocated to healthcare infrastructure but most of these projects required trained personnel and years worth of construction, procurement of specific medical machinery and patience. While the healthcare system isn’t nearly as bad as some make it out to be, it is considered outdated when compared to the advances which corporate entities use for their own vessels and stations. Many attribute high casualty rates to poor medical equipment and lack of proper medicine manufacturers.

Regardless of technological stagnation in the medical field, the Libraen Federation does provide a health insurance plan since its founding in 2280 to its populace and all workers are insured for medical treatment. In cases where Libraen medical facilities are unable to provide the needed care, Interdyne Pharmaceuticals is often contracted to assist, at great cost to the universal health care system. Many Libraen senators have stated that this is the least they can do for their people, although critics repeatedly point out that it’s not a permanent solution.

In a controversial report, the newly founded company MedcareLib, created in 2562, has not passed quality assurance checks and failed to receive its Libraen Federation Seal on February 2566, making it the second national Libraen company to fail it.

=Culture=

The culture of Libraea is shaped by its roots, its tragic moments in history and its unity throughout their centuries. While the Libraen Federation isn’t known for its cultural richness, iconic moments have been immortalized in its existence as a state and nation.

Libraen culture can best be defined by the Revolutions that took place in its time. Each Revolution produced its own cultural heritage and defined what the Libraens are as a people.

Libraea has a number of public holidays as well, the most well known ones being; Day of Founding, 26 August 2279, the conclusion of the First Revolution and creation of the Libraen Federation. Libertat Day, 1 November 2385, the end of the Third Revolution, the end of the Traitor Putsch and reinstatement of the Libraen Federation. Night of Angry Tears, 3 July 2382, the sacrifice of Stn Libraeja and its crew.

==Art, flag and heritage==

While Libraea doesn’t officially have it recorded as an art piece, experts agree that the Libraen flag should be considered a fundamental part of Libraea’s artisan history. Now seen as a cultural heritage, the inception of their flag and interpretation of its meaning is one of the first topics studied by students.

First spray painted by Elisea D’Ippolito, the flag featured 7 stars in a golden stripe, two black stripes flanking it at the top and bottom. The star in the middle is drawn bigger than the other 6 stars, flanking the bigger star. It symbolizes Libra itself, the star in the middle indicating Beta Librae and the capital of Libraea as it is the namesake of the nation. In 2295, the Libraen government accepted a miniaturized version of the flag as its Seal. It is used as a guarantor of quality by the Libraen Federation. To this day, many speculate on the true meaning of the flag itself but a widely accepted analysis was written by Matthias Groningen in 2514. He explains that the black stripes represent the empty and cruel space which has taken many loved ones from the initial settlers. The golden stripe, surrounding the stars, represents the golden and comforting light which was given to them by the very stars they garrisoned.

Another cultural heritage is the Citizens monument which is located in front of the old Venusian main hall on Librae. During the Third Revolution, the monument suffered damages to it but to maintain its historical integrity, the damages were left in the monument.

After the initial founding of the Libraen Federation, a monument was commissioned by the government in 2280 and an unknown artisan by the name Belinko fulfilled it. The statue itself is simplistic but was modelled after Libra’s constellation itself, the scales of justice. Made out of sturdy titanium and coated in a thin layer of gold, the scales balance 7 stars. Each scale has 3 stars and a half, perfectly balanced. When a skirmish occurred between RHL forces and LFAF Jury units on 23 August 2381, a grenade went off and snapped the wires holding the scales in balance. The scales fell to the ground but still kept the stars within. Interpreters considered the initial piece to be a statement of true balance that Libraea could have achieved but with the Traitor Putsch and the damage it consequently endured, its meaning changed to show the fragility of true justice and the loss of it in war.

The most famous piece of art and cultural heritage is located on the new Stn Libraeja. Senator Paula Sauvion had all 4.512 hardhat helmets of the dead crew collected and placed in a gigantic display case. Anyone arriving on the station would see them and the Protectors monument she chiseled.

Stairs are on the left and right of the enclosure. The display case is made of thick, reinforced glass where the monument itself is inside and centered. Within it, the helmets are stacked on top of one another and practically swallow up the monument itself. White marble was chiseled in Yelena Sauvion’s likeness, the mother of Paula Sauvion who was killed by the RHL. Her face is struck with grief, gazing down while she’s wrapped in a silk cloak adorning the black and gold colors of the Libraen Federation. The cloak’s black colors are covered in white writing and it lists the names of every lost crew member of the Stn Libraeja though most are unreadable due to the stacked helmets covering most of the monument itself. The golden stripe is empty and barren, like its very life was sucked out of it. Many consider the name Protectors to be directed at the scorched and melted helmets themselves which desperately try to protect Libraea, personified as Yelena Sauivon. She is often associated with Libra for her humanitarian and hopeful attitude.

==Literature==

Artistic literature, novel writing and philosophy isn’t what Libraea is known for. Since the start of the 26th century, many scholars are cultivating in these fields but none have proven to be noteworthy just yet. With government incentives through programs, the Libraen government is hoping to culturally develop their state in the future. Instead, the main focal points of Libraen literature are biographies of historical figures, scriptures or articles by revolutionary leaders and the many passionate speeches delivered during Libraen Senate hearings. This is generally supplemented by the vast history of the Sol itself, as many settlers brought their own cultural literature with them.

The most widely known literature can be traced back to the very beginning of Libraea with Jakob Augsburg. His most famous piece, “For a stronger Librae”, calls for the creation of a new nation and its title has become the official motto of the Libraen Federation. Along with his miscellaneous scriptures, Elisea D’Ippolito wrote a litany of critique aimed at the Venusian government as well as SolFed though analysts struggle to decipher most of her writing. While not as popular as Augsburg’s scriptures, D’Ippolito is often considered relevant to this day. With the conclusion of the Rimward War, her critique is often referenced by Libraen senators and representatives in the SFFA.

The 24th Century paved the way for Slavic literature to spread as the Second Migration took place. With it, many innovative changes to Libraea took place as its structure was modernized, along with technological advances in almost all fields. Feliks Lenkiewicz, Mikhail Ozolinsh and Artem Dyachenko were the most notable as they took active roles in the development of the LFAF. Mikhail Ozolinsh is also renowned for laying the foundation for what is now known as the Fortis Legion by drafting multiple strategy manuals. The most famous being “Battleships: Mobile Fortress, Headquarters and Defense.” which details the use of newly constructed LFAF vessels as a utility tool for defensive warfare.

With the initiative “Protect our Librae!” spearheaded by Senator Paula Sauvion on 15 January 2404, her speech and appeal to the Libraen people is still considered to be the most poetic and beautiful piece of cultural heritage. During the Fourth Revolution, doubt was cast by the Libraen people that their government was slowly turning into a poor imitation of Venus and its inept bureaucracy. Goodwill was at an all-time low but the initiative as well as Senator Sauvion’s efforts practically saved the Libraen Federation. To this day, the initiative is active yearly and is viewed as a day of appreciation for the star systems themselves where many young poets dedicate their work to Libra.

==Media==

Libraen media operates on both a local and nationwide level. Each star system has a number of local news and media companies which report and inform their respective populace. Stn Libraer being the only exception as it houses one minor news outlet.

However, three media companies operate nationwide, Expert Seven Libra, Hot Updates and NuclearNews. Along with it is the Libraen Federation’s own state media, the Messengers of Librae. While the independent media companies report on the daily to weekly news concerning all matters, the Messengers of Librae only focuses on the political ongoings of the Libraen Federation and is rarely used during peacetime. Their reports vary from quick summaries to lengthy documentation aimed to inform, while media companies are much more focused on entertainment.

The entertainment industry itself isn’t developed in Libraea. Most of their entertainment media is either relayed through the Holonet or provided by corporate entities which sell licenses for their programs. Some Sol studios are seen using Librae as filming stages which is often viewed with annoyance by the Libraens.

==Cuisine==

Agriculture and animal husbandry is at the center of Libraen cuisine. The diversity in their cuisine stems from their descendents, who brought their culture’s cuisine with them. Because of Libraea’s agricultural sector and its main export being multiple types of high quality grain, bread and pastries form the basis of Libraen cuisine. While vegetables and fruits are popular too, most Libraens prefer to supplement everything with some manner of grain product. Since 2552, Autira made rye breads have become extremely popular and are a staple of Libraen households. Meat products, especially venison, are highly esteemed and represent the hospitality of a household. Visitors or travelers are always offered cuisine with venison in it and if unavailable, sausages are served instead. This has been a tradition in Libraea which dates back to 2260.

Libraea is also the biggest exporter of wine. Librae’s capital has some of the best vineyards which have been cultivated and preserved since 2309. The Puckett vineyard is especially famous for its longstanding tradition of aging their wines organically and without the use of artificial methods.

In 2531, Commercans opened the largest and most prestigious restaurant, able to serve up to 12.000 customers at the same time. With the freshest produce from Autira, the Norme Traditionnelle is the busiest restaurant in all of Libraea.

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=Libraen Federation=
'''Libraea''', officially '''the Libraen Federation''', is an interplanetary democracy located in the Libra constellation. It is located in the southern celestial hemisphere. It lies between the constellations Virgo to the west and Scorpius to the east. Its main sphere of influence encompasses a population of up to 904.1 billion, making it a decently populated member state of the Sol Federation (SolFed). The Libraen Federation borders the Sagittarian Triumvirate as well as the Republic of Enkai. Their nation’s capital and most influential city is located on Librae while its most profitable trade center is on Vendres and Commercans, circling Gamma Librae.

The constellation of Libra was initially used as a strategic military location by the Venusian Defense Forces (VDF) during the First Great Migration, which primarily consisted of Germanic and Frankish descendents in 2259. During 2263-2265, colony ships arrived and brought with them more settlers. Inhabitants ranged from several new types of European descendants, such as Germanic, Frankish, Romance and Baltic ethnicities. By 2270, most of the VDF formations left Libra. Soon after, the First Revolution by the Citizens of Librae (CL) in 2277 through 2280 established the sovereign state of the Libraen Federation, founded on 26 August 2279.

Unified into a parliamentary democracy and overseen by an elected Head of State, the Libraen Federation pursued aggressive expansion into outer regions. In cooperation with the Venusian government, Libraen Federation Armed Forces (LFAF) garrisons were stationed on territories that are now either part of the Sagittarian Triumvirate or the Republic of Enkai. After the failed Second Revolution of 2315 led by the Loyalist Wings of Theta (LWT), the Republic of Enkai declared independence which was accepted by the Libraen Senate in 2317. With the beginning of the Second Migration, Libraea received an influx of Slavic descendants, such as East and West Slavic ethnicities who bolstered military development. As a result, multiple incidents between the Libraen Federation and Sagittarian Triumvirate perpetuated tensions, later causing the Third Revolution, a Coup d’État spearheaded by LFAF extremists known as the Right Hand of Libraea (RHL). The RHL leadership established the Strategic Protocol of Librae in 2381, declaring Martial law throughout the Libra constellation. After the Traitor Putsch came to an end in 2385, the Libraen Federation was reinstated by newly elected senators. Serving as a fresh start, Libraea recovered extraordinarily fast due to vast investments and inhumane working shifts which resulted in a peaceful Fourth Revolution of 2404.

With an addendum to State law on 19 October 2404, Libraea entered its strongest economic expansion with a steady rise in worker productivity and controlled corporate expansion. The state serves as a strong enforcer in all matters industrial, scientific and technological while guaranteeing export and import through strict oversight. Nowadays the Libraen Federation is considered an exceptional guarantee of quality.

=History=

The stars in the constellation Libra weren’t settled but instead occupied. The first star to be occupied was Beta Librae in 2259, initially functioning as the center of operations for the VDF. Everything that heads to the other planets of Libra, has to head through Beta Librae. What also contributes to its central role is the planet which shares its likeness to Earth’s composition, though its wildlife was more exotic yet still mirrored what was known from Earth’s own ecology. The only difference was the absence of intelligent, sentient life which made a posting on Beta Librae very desirable since it’s known for being quiet and serene. Most of the garrisoned troops would later choose to stay, many of which were of Germanic and Frankish ancestry.

Alpha Librae and Sigma Librae, due to their proximity to Beta Librae, were nothing more than refueling stations for patrol vessels as they only possessed one planet each. Their garrisons had to fight off the wildlife regularly since these systems hosted a particularly hostile breed of giant, semi-sentient, deer-like lifeforms dubbed “Super Hirsche”. Under the leadership of Colonel Matthias Barens (2243-2265), this species was hunted into extinction by 2268 which left a scar in its ecological balance.

An extensive communications relay outpost was established on Upsilon Librae in 2260. It was operated by a large force of VDF specialists and a dedicated garrison that enjoyed support from Tau Librae, which acted as a port for a contingent of a starfleet strike force. Upsilon Librae is known as a barren system which has habitable clusters of asteroids that attracted pirates, largely due to the extensive cave systems which could hide vessels. Tau Librae, on the other hand, was renowned for its volatile gas planet which made it a prime location for gas mining and distributing locally sourced fuel to the other fleets within the region.

Gamma Librae housed a larger garrison, primarily due to the presence of two planets with rich precious metals. Excavation operations were conducted to support and expand VDF fleets in 2259 but because of volatile planet conditions, ore veins were routinely shut down and abandoned in favor of secured, prospected excavation shafts. By 2262, a disaster caused all excavation efforts to be suspended. Reported casualties of the disaster specify 204 lives were lost when a cave-in caused machinery and an outpost structure to be swallowed up. Geological assessments revealed that it was due to a localized micro-earthquake.

Theta Librae, often referred to as “Fortress” by its garrison, saw the most skirmishes with unknown hostile entities from the outer regions. The planet orbiting it hosted the largest concentration of VDF activity besides Beta Librae and was fortified extensively. During its initial years, Theta Librae was attacked on 15 occasions, all of which were successfully defended against. It’s theorized today that during these initial skirmishes, a vessel of the Void Imperium may have probed the region since a combat report filed in 2263 bears a striking resemblance to tactics observed in the Rimward Wars.

===Arrival of colonists, corporate establishment===

During 2263, the Libra sector was deemed secure. With a confirmation sent by VDF garrisons all over the region, the first colony ships began to arrive at 2263-2265. Its population primarily consisted of miscellaneous European descendants, such as Germanic, Frankish, Romance and Baltic ethnicities. Along with them, families of the initial garrisons were included as they settled down in the region. For the next centuries, they spearheaded development throughout Libra while government support was readily available. By 2265, an economic boom was seen as an influx of mining experts managed to uncover hidden veins of massive iron and titanium deposits all across the region. In a matter of a decade, Libra proved itself for its high quality and cheap materials which attracted many shipbuilding companies.

A massive VDF starfleet arrived at the Libra sector in 2266 to prepare for its next push into the stars. With it, more corporate entities followed who realized the potential which hadn’t been explored yet. More stationed troops meant a greater need for other goods and supplies which quickly resulted in rapid expansion of colonies into centers for agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry. Libra’s abundance of resources made many companies leave behind branches and satellite offices before continuing on, all of which continued to develop unchecked.

As a new decade began in 2270, the VDF starfleet left for expansion towards the outer regions. Libra had effectively been left with a skeleton Venusian government, consisting of essential bureaucrats and small garrisons, though they acted more as a policing entity. Officials deemed it appropriate since most if not all colonists and settlers had gone through mandatory service. There weren’t any concerns for other issues at the time.

Because of this gross oversight, unrest began to grow around 2277. The government had already struggled to maintain the flow of trade and development before their fleets began to pull out but within those years, the sheer volume of work was already piling on too much. It’s said that families already weren’t getting essential paperwork like birth certificates approved which led to children reaching adulthood but never getting recognized as proper Venusian citizens. The presence of the government was basically non-existent and complaints were only growing more. There’s extensive reports of distress calls getting placed as officials feared a full blown rebellion when an accounting error in 2276 caused 5.000 workers on Tau Librae to receive no paychecks for several months.

===First Revolution, Libraen Federation founding===

Unrest reached its boiling point when hundreds of thousands of Libra’s first generation weren’t allowed to participate in mandatory service for the Venusian Defense Force due to pending birth certificates. Because of understaffed, overworked officials, paperwork wasn’t getting processed fast enough and waiting periods were estimated up to 10 years at the time. These young adults were instead advised to work.

As 2277 began, five separate revolutionary fronts were proclaimed at the same time. They soon unified into what’s known as the Citizens of Libra. Only Upsilon Librae and Tau Librae weren’t included at the start since they didn’t have proper habitation for colonists. Four leaders emerged and actively protested against the neglect by the Venusian government left in Beta Librae.

Jakob Augsburg, leader of the Theta Librae front (2277-2278), was subsequently shot during a protest gone hot on 30 February 2278 where VDF MPs mistook his attempt at setting up a poster for an IED.

Elisea D’Ippolito, leader of the Sigma Librae front (2277-2278), had been arrested along with several dozens of her loyal followers. She was caught spraypainting her demands on the side of a Venusian government building, along with the first iteration of what’s now the Libraen Federation’s flag. She later died in jail due to an unidentified heart disease on 2 November 2278.

Outraged by the deaths, the revolution turned fierce. Government buildings surrounded, VDF personnel roughened up while flags were burned. Because of Rodolphe Linderoth, leader of the Beta Librae front, the protests never reached a violent boiling point. Through appeals and old connections known to Liam Albrecht, leader of the Alpha Librae front and ex-VDF Captain, the Citizens of Libra managed to bring the Venusian government to the negotiation table on 12 August 2279.

After negotiations took place and an official response from Sol Federation’s Federal Assembly (SFFA) on 26 August 2279, the First Libraen Revolution came to an end and the Libraen Federation was proclaimed at the newly appointed capital of Librae, formerly known as Beta Librae. With Linderoth and Albrecht as its founders, the death of their fellow leaders and followers were commemorated with the Citizens monument placed in front of the Venusian main hall on Librae.

===Libraen political and infrastructural developments===

With 2280 beginning, Libraea held its first democratic election. The previous Revolutionary leaders stepped down from their positions after overseeing the transition of power. Orienting themselves around the existing foundations of Sol’s democratic values, they organized offices for representatives across their systems. With its inclusion in SFFA as a de facto member, the Libraens were welcomed as a new and young member in their midst.

On 30 February 2280, a new office was created by the new Libraen Senate, the Head of State. Elections were held within the Senate and Liam Albrecht (2280-2296) was elected as the first Head of State by a 75% majority. With more administrative offices established and a working government steadily constructed, the ex-VDF elements in the Libra constellation laid the foundation for what became the gold standard. Each star system had several governing entities which more efficiently processed all the needs of their civilians. Approval ratings reached an all time high and by 2 March 2288, Albrecht was voted in for another term with 100% of votes, the only 100% rating in Libraea’s history.

Talks of expansion were officially brought before the Libraen Senate and heavily debated since the nation didn’t have a standing military of their own. Libraea primarily relied on the VDF to defend its perimeters but with the absence of major starfleets and the ever increasing paranoia of hostiles, legislations were passed to establish a new military force. Most of Albrecht’s second term was spent procuring funds, securing defense contracts and solidifying the initial assembly of the Libraen Federation Armed Forces. In August 2291, the first vessels were dispatched and began to venture past patrol routes and straight for neighboring systems.

Until 2315, the Libraen Federation was the dominant force of SolFed’s Frontier. With strong logistical support because of Libra’s abundant resources, the LFAF was able to hold and secure the territories which VDF units were clearing and moving on from. The Libraen soldiers fulfilled the role of a rear guard detachment which successfully earned them a track record of resilient and deadly defenders. Combat encounters were reported as safeguarding the local colonies and indigenous people, greatly increasing intergalactic reputation and often resulting in the Venusian government entrusting administration and development duties to Libraea.

===Second Revolution, Independence of Enkai===

18 February 2315, a famine struck Autira, Alpha Librae’s planet. During Albrecht’s third term in 2291, terraforming of Autira was approved and MediterrasiaForYou! Co. was selected as the contracting partner. Due to faulty planning and local ecological issues resulting from the extinction of “Super Hirsche”, agricultural productivity declined steeply due to chemicals mixing into plant-killing substances and with it, disapproval and unrest followed. Most of Librae’s agricultural produce had been exported to the other Libraen stars and the government scrambled to procure emergency rations for Autira, causing price increases for all star systems.

Colonies under Libraen Federation control suffered the most and began to grow distrustful, though they were in a vocal minority compared to Libraen citizens. During a protest in Fortis Librae, Theta Librae’s planet, on 31 March 2315, the Second Revolution began as a group of protestors were fired upon by an overpressurized water cannon. 4 were paralyzed, 1 casualty was recorded. By 2 April 2315, the incident was reported and with it, the Loyalist Wings of Theta was formed. Organized riots by the LWT became widespread and grounded vessels from departing towards the Scorpius and Lupus sectors.

Joshua Klimczak, the Head of State (2312-2317), released a press statement claiming that the Libraen government is implementing solutions to resolve the issues at hand but by 15 April 2315, several supply shipments of weaponry were reported stolen and distributed amidst angry rioters. LFAF detachments were deployed in response and the Pacification of the Traitorous Birds began. With a casualty toll of ~1.500, the Second Revolution came to an end when the majority of LWT leadership was either killed or arrested. By 18 April 2315, riots began to wind down since the Libraen government used LFAF vessels as makeshift cargo shuttles to ensure a steady stream of relief supplies. Civil unrest continued until the end of 2316 as the famine’s extent was much worse than initially thought.

The newly proclaimed Republic of Enkai began protesting across outer Libraen colony planets at the height of the Second Revolution. With expansion halting due to internal turmoil and a recall to LFAF starfleets, the Libraen Senate put the peaceful demand of Enkai to a vote on 1 September 2315. The initial vote was vetoed by the representative senators from Sigma Librae but with not enough support, the vote proceeded and was approved with an 80% majority. By May 2317, finalizations were completed and with the withdrawal of the LFAF, the Republic of Enkai was officially recognized as independent.

With the disaster of Fortis Librae and its consequences concluded, Klimczak resigned on 1 August 2317 after a vote of no confidence was filed against him.

===Second Migration, Slavic nostalgia, Growing tensions===

With stability returning and the Libraen Federation tempering its imperialistic politics, the dawn of the Second Migration resulted in a large influx of Slavic colonists directly from Sol. In 2322, a Slavic craze swept the nation as Pan-Slavic became the second most spoken language. Their knowledge on newer shipbuilding technology and weaponry resulted in exclusive new positions appearing out of thin air. It got to the point where even the LFAF would put out recruitment posters specifically to capture their attention with bold Pan-Slavic slang plastered across advertisement boards.

Demand was growing and the Libraen government pulled every ounce of influence they held to ship as many Slavic engineering personnel as possible. The boom of technology bolstered the LFAF and its combat ability to great degrees and by 2348, Libraea enjoyed an almost unparalleled dominance of their sector. With a proposal put forth by Anna Gaudreau, the Head of State (2341-2373), the Libraen Senate held a vote to determine the continued expansion of Libraen influence and was approved with a 65% majority in January 2349. The proposal suggested a diplomatic approach to expansion instead of forceful occupation; lucrative deals and offers were planned to entice smaller nations into joining.

The first diplomatic missions departed on 12 March 2349 and were closely guarded by a newly created detachment of the LFAF, named Jury. This approach yielded Libraea its most successful expansion yet as they were able to convince many neutral or otherwise indecisive systems to join their Federation. An active effort was made by many Libraen senators to visit these systems and improve living conditions and by 2371, Libraen influence and goodwill had grown to an all-time high. Because of this success, Gaudreau became the first Head of State to be voted in for a fourth term.

On 8 February 2371, Senator Yelena Sauvion (2364-2371) was attacked while performing a humanitarian mission in the Ophiuchus constellation. An entire LFAF starfleet was dispatched to investigate and reported that all Libraens were brutally murdered and dissected. Seen as an attack on Libraea itself, peaceful expansion came to a halt and with an emergency meeting called, legislation was put forth to bring justice. Led by General Agnes Albrecht (2350-2385), a pacification campaign was conducted in the Ophiuchus constellation.

Accused of foul play, the newly formed Sagittarian Triumvirate put a halt to Libraen’s search for the criminals behind Senator Sauvion’s murder. Through SFFA, the LFAF was given a stand down order after evidence and the suspected killers were brought before the Assembly and after a signed agreement, extradited to Libraea in December 2372. Libraen’s SolFed Representative Lumi Franke (2363-2372) was consequently retired from her posting as the Libraen Senate deemed this a badly negotiated agreement. Libraen analysts claim that the Sagittarian Triumvirate fabricated evidence and were responsible for Senator Sauvion’s murder. Diplomatic relations degraded severely, though outright conflict was prevented despite vocal opinions. The Libraen Senate made every effort to stop an armed conflict. Many tense standoffs and clashes between Sagittarian Triumvirate forces and LFAF are recorded but no combat casualties are reported. Nations stuck between the two were often coerced into joining either side.

===Third Revolution, Traitor Putsch, Libraen Civil War===

Stalemates with the Sagittarian Triumvirate and a thirst for revenge motivated many officers within the Libraen Federation Command Corps (LFCC) to pursue escalation. Recorded testimony states that many officers felt wronged and humiliated by Senator Sauvion’s murder and the quick conclusion of it all. On 24 July 2381 Lieutenant General Lennart Hjalmarsson (2359-2382) addressed the public and accused the Libraen Senate of abandoning their fellow Libraens and calling for all senators to resign. LFAF Command issued a discreet order for all military vessels to return to Librae after Hjalmarsson’s speech. By August 2381, the Traitor Putsch began.

The Libraen Senate called for an emergency meeting on 23 August 2381 when communication with LFAF Command was cut. LFAF vessels in orbit received orders to target the Senate Citadel located on Librae. ~400 casualties were recorded and all Libraen senators were killed. Defense grids and essential infrastructure were infiltrated by rogue LFAF elements, firefights between LFAF Jury units and Right Hand of Librae (RHL) paratroopers were observed in the streets of Libraea.

General Albrecht holds a public address to all Libraen star systems, appealing for calm and proclaiming the temporary suspension of the Libraen’s democracy on 23 August 2381. The Strategic Protocol of Librae was established and the RHL declared martial law across Libraea. SolFed’s response was minimal and only one cargo vessel was dispatched with a VDF detachment which was turned around by RHL demands in December 2381 after retrieving their personnel.

Civil unrest grows. All Libraen government services cease while RHL and loyal LFAF garrisons are in open skirmishes on Librae in September 2381, Fortis Librae successfully defends against an attempted RHL seizure on 2 September 2381. On 7 September 2381, the maintenance personnel of Stn Libraeja, a station orbiting the gas giant in Tau Librae, held the entire station hostage as they planted explosives along vital gas piping and threatened to destroy the station. RHL experienced initial desertion as many enlisted soldiers weren’t informed of their participation in the Coup d’État. Deserted soldiers hijack and land weapon shipments in Autira, distributing them to the populace by 28 September 2381. Zenturi, Sigma Librae’s planet, openly defies curfew orders and surrounds the RHL detachment. Full demonstrations and protests were in progress by November 2381. During a clash, live rounds are discharged towards protestors, wounding 3.

Major General Garen Ariah Pangaro (2363-2382) is ambushed by LFAF Jury soldiers on Autira and consequently killed. The following skirmish resulted in the deaths of 12 civilians, amongst them an investment banker from Sol. No response was given by SolFed. Retaliation strikes were approved by General Albrecht, resulting in the deployment of RHL forces. Reported clashes between armed civilians, supported by Jury, and RHL forces throughout January 2382.

Senseless violence ensues. Full blown riots spark across Libraea when news of a massive teargas attack in 14 February 2382 on an Autiran civilian block results in the deaths of several innocent families obeying the curfew orders. Reports of trigger happy RHL terrorists purposefully shooting and disabling protesters to prevent further riots. In response, RHL Command approves the use of military mechs to pacify the populace.

RHL vessel shot down by LFAF soldiers over Vendres in Mai 2382, causing a crash inside the corporate building of Libraen’s Donk Co. branch. ~730 casualties reported and surviving RHL terrorists were engaged by Libraen forces in the debris of the building.

The Libraen Civil War begins on 2 July 2382 when Lieutenant General Hjalmarsson is captured by LFAF Jury specialists and testimony is published about Senator Sauvion’s murder. Her itinerary was leaked by the RHL and mercenaries were hired to kill the Senator prior to the Coup d’État. With it, the RHL planned to use this as a justification to further antagonize the Sagittarian Triumvirate into a conflict. As a result, most of the LFCC officers not loyal to General Albrecht turn on the RHL, causing chaos within their midst. RHL forces on Tau Librae attempt a takeover of Stn Libraeja for General Albrecht’s retreat but the crew triggers the explosives, destroying Stn Libraeja entirely on 3 July 2382 and resulting in the death of its 4.512 crew.

The populace turned on RHL entirely and aggressively targeted them. Most RHL terrrists began firing on civilians, footage of mass murder and bombardments were commonplace. By 19 August 2382, all Libra star systems were in open rebellion and General Albrecht along with remnant RHL forces were in retreat. Most of their troops are lost in Librae. Pursued by multiple LFAF detachments, the ensuing battle resulted in the loss of the majority of LFAF vessels as RHL managed to conquer Stn Libraer, a station built into a large asteroid, and hold it. Using the old VDF defense systems, the LFAF was forced into a retreat while the crew of the Stn Libraer, 1.049 people, fought back and were killed. By 18 July 2382, the remaining LFAF fleets surrounded entrenched RHL forces.

===Stalemate of Traitor Putsch, End of Libraen Civil War===

Demands by General Albrecht’s RHL were ignored. Conventional attacks on the Stn Libraer weren’t possible so an order was issued by LFAF Jury Major Ludoslav Krall (2361-2389), the provisional leader of Libraea. The RHL is to surrender unconditionally or be destroyed.

A tense standoff between the two continued until August 2385 where the LFAF vessel “Elisea D’Ippolito”, commanded by LFAF Captain Jason Touchard (2361-2385), breached the perimeter and used itself as a battery ram to neutralize the defense systems. Analysts aren’t sure if General Albrecht died in the crash itself or was subsequently killed by the extensive station damages. Along with the remnants of the RHL forces killed and with the death of their leader, the Libraen Civil War came to an end.

Estimates of casualties are still disputed to this day but the widely accepted death toll is around ~2 Billion, ~205.9 Million identified as LFAF soldiers and ~3.2 Million identified as RHL terrorists. This encompassed 35% of the Libraen populace at the time.

With the end of the Civil War, captured RHL terrorists were interrogated, prosecuted and sentenced for their crimes by a provisional LFAF court, instated by Major Krall. Soon after, the Strategic Protocol of Librae was dissolved and the Libraen Federation was once again established on 1 November 2385. New elections put underway and the Libraen Senate once more active, investments by outside corporate entities stimulated the Libraen economy and critical infrastructure was being rebuilt. By 2397, the Libraen Federation had mostly recovered from the damages of the Libraen Civil War but faced a population issue.

The war had cost them a great deal of experienced workers, soldiers and auxiliary personnel. The deficit was too large to recover from naturally so a new project was instated by Maria Touchard, the Head of State (2386-2410). Relying on new technology, vat-growing laboratories were set up to boost the population of Librae. Genetic experimentations became popular on Autira and Zenturi due to the 1st Generation Enhanced Humans proving to be exceptionally good as a working force in later years. It wasn’t an immediate solution and many Libraens were forced to work lengthy hours with vacation time often getting cancelled because quotas needed to be met, projects needed to be finished. Working conditions hit an all time low as workers grew disgruntled with the unending reconstruction projects.

===Fourth Revolution, the Golden Era===

At the beginning of 2404, talks of revolution were spreading. The Libraen Government was well aware and took action immediately. By 15 January 2404, system wide, local elections were held as each star system sent groups of representatives to address the growing concerns. With the initiative “Protect our Librae!”, spearheaded by Senator Paula Sauvion (2394-2418), the Libraen people were able to peacefully bring a litany of concerns directly to their government. This initiative breathed new life and faith into the Libraen Federation’s capabilities and as the delegations fiercely debated and planned the newest legislation on worker conditions. The Libraen Senate spent most of 2404 refining the details before enforcing the newest addendum to State law, the Assurance and Guarantee of Safety for Librae’s People Act on 19 October 2404.

Several addendums had to be made during 2405 as some corporate entities began to exploit loopholes within the Act, resulting in a strike gone violent on Vendres. During April 2405, workers in a branch of DeForest Medical Corporation grew disgruntled when the company allotted the workers 4 hours of free time every day in order to fulfill the required 2 month vacation time needs while demanding that their workers be present every day for every year until contract termination.

By the end of 2405, the Libraen Senate had created a special branch office of the Libraen Federal Court of Justice which oversaw the management and assessment of all working conditions throughout the Libra constellation, the Libraen Federal Labour Court (LFLC). As productivity across Libraea rose because of improved workplace conditions and optimized law, funding was appropriately increased so the LFLC could oversee similar operations in systems outside of the Libra constellation as well.

Although not truly a revolution, many Libraens consider it as one since distrust towards the government had grown after the Libraen Civil War. As a result, Libraea enjoyed a peaceful climb in economic power while the slow but steady rebuilding of the LFAF took place until 2545. Their focus primarily shifted towards consolidating their territories and licking their wounds, favoring isolationist policies over territorial expansion. But with some imperialistic elements still active in their military, the Libraen Senate had to frequently clash with the Sagittarian Triumvirate in SFFA over territorial disputes and intrusion of LFAF vessels into other systems.

===Tiziro-Terran War, Libraea’s involvement===

Circa 2470, the Libraen Federation observed something they never expected. Their relatively peaceful and diplomatically active neighbor, the Sagittarian Triumvirate, was getting attacked. Reports of Sagittarian colonies going dark had reached Libraea before but the sentiment at the time was indifference. The LFAF petitioned for a scouting mission of these sectors in December 2469, pioneered by General Daniel Krell (2452-2495), but the Libraen Senate didn’t expect a positive answer and the offer was never made.

When the Tiziro-Terran War kicked off, it was a hot debate in all circles of Librae. Opinions on the Sagittarian Triumvirate were already low enough, especially after Libraen expansion was often curbed and halted by them. Gianna Ruggiero, the Head of State (2466-2482), argued that it’s vital for Libraea to aid their neighbor despite their differences, as an attack on any SolFed member by an outsider is an attack on Librae’s security itself. After putting it to vote and with 95% voting in favor, the Senate organized care packages; tons of various materials, supplies and munitions which the Libraen Federation had in excess were provided. With this care package, volunteers all across Libraea were formed into a new Fortis Legion and sent to aid in defending Sagittarian territories which consisted of 150.400 active personnel.

Fortis Legion troops, led by Major General Pyotr Sauvion (2445-2482), were deployed in May 2471 and acted as the rear guard for most, if not all, supply channels towards the Sagittarian military. Skirmishes with Tizirian often ended in major casualties and Libraen soldiers experienced great difficulty defending against them.

By 2473, the Fortis Legion LFCC detachment reported an almost 48% casualty rate of their troops and requested additional help as they’re this close to breaking through the war’s stalemate. Another push by Ruggiero resulted in another senatorial approval for care packages and new volunteers. It’s recorded that only 60% voted in favor of approving these materials.

With the push towards Tizirian territories, Fortis Legion troops were called back and by 12 August 2475, all troops had returned to their homes. It’s reported that ~61.200 troops were either wounded or killed during the conflict while the Fortis Legion itself now consisted of 215.100 active personnel. Having adapted to the Tizirian’s methods, these experiences were readily shared with the LFAF which helped improve defenses of Libraea itself.

As the Tiziro-Terran War reached its brutal conclusion in 2480, a number of Libraen senators weren’t satisfied with the results. Sentiment at the time was disappointment in Sagittarian Triumvirate’s inability to fully pacify the Tizirians. LFCC officers would often remark how Libraea had the capability to conquer all of Tizirian territories with little effort and less destruction, if they’d been serious about conquering more systems in the first place. But with stories shared from the Fortis Legion and recountings of how brutal and effective their enemies were, a silent respect established itself from Libraens towards Tizirians.

===Rimward War===

2545. Libraea had steadily prepared itself for a confrontation with the Sagittarian Triumvirate and were expecting an armed conflict to occur at their borders soon. Instead, SolFed called on its member states and with the Void Imperium attacking, Libraea mobilized quickly. Austin Selander, the Head of State (2538-2554), declared the immediate suspension of non-essential operations and allocation of a considerable funds package towards the LFAF. Libraen response was quick and focused on what they did best. Aggressive defense. Under new directives by General Herman Ozolinsh (2521-2566), strategy was reformed and LFAF’s strength was focused on stopping the Void Imperium from intruding any further.

Data and intelligence, gathered to be used against their neighbors, now aided in their defense. With LFAF forces entrenching themselves into star systems before 2545 drew to a close, they managed to halt the enemy advance from overwhelming their lines and going for their core worlds. It turned out to be a costly but effective strategy. Essentially, LFAF Command bought time for the shock to wear off and war time production to kick in.

With the rest of SolFed catching up and the Heliostatic Coalition officially joining the fight as well in 2550, the Libraen Federation was able to consolidate, reorganize and join the fight offensively. Even with Libraen’s tenacity and eagerness to fight, the Void Imperium was a much more volatile enemy than they ever expected.

Fighting grew costly as all manner of expensive prototype projects and vessels were used or lost in battle. The Libraen Senate was concerned with the enormous costs of the war as it kept dragging on and with General Ozolinsh’s defensive strategy continuing to draw on too many resources, newly promoted Lieutenant General Agata Pieronek (2536-2566) was dispatched to assist in organizing a meaningful attack strategy. In coordination with SolFed Generals and other member states, a new front was organized in 2558 to finally bring the war to a close.

In 2559, the Rimward War reached its conclusion when the Void Imperium signed a peace treaty. The Libraen casualties measure in the millions and the numbers are still disputed but the rough estimate lies somewhere between 104 to 110 million casualties, accounting for 31% of all LFAF forces. By the last year of the conflict, the youngest recruits were noted to be 17 years old.

===Recent Libraen Federation conflicts===

With the end of the Rimward War, SolFed approval ratings have decreased considerably. Libraen polls in November 2559 show that the people have grown disillusioned with the use of SolFed. It’s common knowledge that actual SFAF response to the Rimward War was sparse and the member states themselves exhausted manpower and resources to achieve that hard-fought victory.

Smaller insurrections are spreading across Libraea’s colonial worlds. The proclamation of the Beta Librae Front (BLF) on 27 December 2559 was followed by accusations of illegitimacy towards the current Libraen Federation regime. The Libraen Senate has designated the BLF as a terrorist organization and LFAF counter insurgency operations have been deployed since January 2560 to combat the threat.

Accusations of Libraen Federation interference in Sagittarian Triumvirate colonies since 2564. Claims go so far as to implicate weapon shipments and secret deployment of troops to train and arm the Free Army of Sagittarian (FAS). The Libraen Senate has denied these claims.

=Astrography=

Officially, the Libraen Federation does not recognize any other nations within its influence as truly Libraen. Their home system, the Libra constellation, is the only territory that can be Libraea.

==Librae==
Type: Terrestrial planet, orbits Beta Librae 
Population: ~345.5 billion 
Description: Previously known as Beta Librae, Librae is the capital and center of the Libraen Federation’s government and its Armed Forces. A highly developed planet that is almost an idealistic version of Sol’s Earth, it serves as the center point of every historical event Libraea has experienced and remains as the gathering point for the most wealthy and influential investors.

==Autira==
Type: Terraformed planet, orbiting Alpha Librae 
Population: ~64,3 billion 
Description: The first major agricultural project of the first Libraen Head of State. This planet was terraformed to accommodate the enormous needs of Libraea but suffered through a famine after terraforming chemicals poisoned most of the crops and waters. Donk Co. is now the main contractor holder and successfully reversed the damages done.

==Zenturi==
Type: Terraformed planet, orbiting Sigma Librae 
Population: ~106.1 billion 
Description: The initial intent for Zenturi was another agricultural project but the second Libraen Head of State instead expanded its industrial capabilities and had the planet terraformed accordingly. It’s now known for a new Green initiative that promises to clean most of the borderline life threatening air so the inhabitants aren’t forced to wear respirators outside.

==Stn Libraer==
Type: Networked asteroid stations, orbiting Upsilon Librae 
Population: ~12.500 
Description: Once used as a communications relay by the VDF, it’s now a surveillance outpost and acts as an early warning system for the entirety of Libraea. While the clusters of asteroids still offer hiding spots for vessels, it’s unlikely that anyone will make it in without getting detected and then targeted by the station’s state of the art defense systems.

==Stn Libraeja==
Type: Megastation anchored to a gas giant, orbiting Tau Librae 
Population: ~2.4 million 
Description: After the crew’s heroic sacrifice during the Traitor Putsch, the reconstructed station retains its name and has a monument commemorating them at the center of the station. The Protectors monument’s beauty is revered since the popular Senator Paula Sauvion chiseled it herself. With gas mining operations resumed, this station still loyally serves as a refuel station for all Libraen vessels.

==Vendres and Commercans==
Type: Extrasolar planets, orbiting Gamma Librae 
Population: ~254,3 billion 
Description: The pinnacle of Libraea’s trade, these two planets are still actively getting excavated of their vast resources and are surrounded by hundreds of shipbuilding companies. In later years, these two planets developed beyond just shipbuilding. Vendres still maintains the most diverse markets where anything can be bought while Commercans has everything you need to equip your own private army.

==Fortis Librae==
Type: Terraformed planet, orbiting Theta Librae 
Population: ~133.8 
Description: Hosting the infamous Fortis Legion, this world had light terraforming done by the Libraen government to accommodate its largest training facilities for its Armed Forces. Being the only Libraen star system to ever be attacked, its defenses are extensive which makes it ideal for anyone who wants to be really safe. Just don’t mind the live fire exercises, that’s gratis.

=Politics=

The Libraen Federation is a parliamentary, representative democracy. Its main decisions are formed in the Libraen Senate, which elects new senators every 8 years. Elections are held in the span of a week and within their respective core star systems, meaning 7 star systems elect 3 senators each. Libraen law dictates that the senators must have served in the LFAF, by extension guaranteeing that the candidates have served and are eligible citizens of the state. 21 senators then elect a Head of State within the Senate who is imbued with the power to steer the Libraen Federation as they see fit. Senators are able to veto decisions and demand a senatorial vote of said decisions if reasonable doubt is presented. Otherwise, important legislation is always conducted via senatorial vote.

The Office of the Head of State functions as the face of the Libraen Federation and stays in power for as long as the currently elected Senate remains active. While the Head of State’s power is guaranteed, senators are often delegated to manage their respective core star systems and act as overseers of all matters militarily and administratively.

The Office of Representation in the SFFA is staffed by previous senators or LFCC officers. Acting as the eyes and ears of Libraea, the Representatives act in the interest of the Libraen Senate and, by extension, the Libraen people. Candidates are either recommended by the Head of State or voted in by the Senate.

Since the reformation of the Libraen Federation in 2385, the LFAF Jury has been an active element in all matters concerning political protection and safeguarding the people. Imbued with power, LFAF Jury is an executive branch that is entrusted with the ability to interfere in political matters if deemed necessary.

==States==

The 7 star systems in the Libra constellation form the Libraen Federation, the main governing body of the state. Librae, Autira, Zenturi, Stn Libraer, Stn Libraeja, Vendres and Commercans, Fortis Librae. Each state conforms to the standards set by the central government in Librae but governors and staff of each state are determined by their respective senators, either through selection or from their own staff. Senators are expected to fulfill all duties which they delegate when necessary.

Regardless of size and populace, each star system is imbued with the same amount of political power within the Libraen Federation which means all votes conducted in the Libraen Senate are for the gain of everyone within the system, not against each other. Serving as a senator is strictly a public service and doesn’t have room for personal interests.

With authority and power granted to each system’s senators, the Head of State resolves internal disputes with the assistance of the LFAF Jury as a guarantor of fair judgement.

==Law==

As a member state of the Sol Federation, the Libraen Federation acknowledges and utilized Sol Federation Law within its jurisdiction in the Libra constellation as well as outside of their own system. This refers to colony worlds which are under Libraen influence. The Libraen Federal Court of Justice is responsible for handling civil and criminal cases while special branches of this Federal entity handle specific cases, such as the Labour Court, Social Court, Fiscal Court and Administrative Court.

These Courts are run by experts who handle disputes in all manner of law when necessary. The Libraen Federal Court of Justice employs an enormous number of skilled, experienced workers who are often simple citizens performing a judicial duty as a public service.

In 2565, surveys were conducted to determine the effectiveness of law enforcement and with statistics pointing at a slow rise in criminal cases and increasing disputes in court, the Libraen Federation began actively hiring more personnel in the Libraen Federal Court of Justice.

==Foreign relations==

Libraea maintains amicable relationships with the nations under its sphere of influence, often stimulating colonies with funds and constructing critical infrastructure. Colonies who have joined the Libraen Federation aren’t acknowledged as Libraen but are still treated as an essential part. Complaints are to be directed towards the Libraen Federal Office of Colonial Integrity which will be forwarded to the appropriate offices in Librae.

The Libraen Federation is an influential member of SolFed and it largely stems from their tight grip on their colonies as well as strict control of their routes, followed by trading high quality commodities and serving as a prime contractor for SFAF vessels. Within SFFA itself, Libraea is often seen as an idle nation since they’re often neutral towards all of SolFed’s proposals.

The Libraen Federation is closely connected to the Corporate Territories as many of its corporate entities have established branches within the Libra constellation. They’re viewed as essential business partners but are still held to a high standard by the Libraen government after the 19 October 2404 Act.

The Libraen Federation has an amicable relationship with the Sovereign Corporations. In recent years, the Libraen Federation has accepted many new Nanotrasen contracts regarding construction of vessels and fuel. Corporate entities within Libraea itself are known for hiring from Sovereign Corporations as well.

The Libraen Federation has an amicable relationship with the Republic of Enkai. Both exchange information and resources on all levels, be it militarily, administratively or economically. Many original Libraen citizens live in the Republic of Enkai which pushes both states to be on decent terms.

The Libraen Federation has an amicable relationship with the Tsogyal Republic. The two states are often seen trading fuels, exchanging exotic gas fuels for plasma, a difficult fuel to source in Libraea. In recent years, machinery and electronics have been a focal point in trade relations.

The Libraen Federation acknowledges the Tizirian people’s struggle and grieves the destruction of Atra’Kor. To this day, Libraea welcomes Tirizians into their worlds.

The Libraen Federation acknowledges the Sagittarian Triumvirate.

The Libraen Federation acknowledges the Heliostatic Coalition.

The Libraen Federation acknowledges the Void Imperium.

==Military==

As a member state of the Sol Federation, the Libraens wield a large military force that is organized under the Libraen Federation Armed Forces. Internally, it’s often referred to as the Guard. Military service is seen as a privilege in Libraea and a mandatory service of 4 years is required. With a military expenditure of up to 11% of Libraea’s total budget, the LFAF enjoys a hefty budget with regularly approved fund additions through the Libraen Senate. After the Rimward War, LFAF Command anticipates another conflict and has been rapidly expanding existing military infrastructure to accommodate for it.

As of 2474, the current LFAF is structured within the most popular military model throughout SolFed. Its strength isn’t specified on purpose but experts estimate the fighting force to be somewhere around 900 to 920 million active soldiers. Reservists are readily available as the majority of Libraea’s population has served in the LFAF within some capacity. Additionally, genetic advances have boosted available manpower with vat-grown individuals, for safeguarding and patrol duties. Talks of abolishing the mandatory service have been considered but ultimately rejected as service is seen as a privilege in Libraea.

The LFAF is commanded by its own, often referred to as the Libraen Federation Command Corps (LFCC). They’re notorious for being picky as they’re cultivating the most fiercely loyal and battle worthy individuals into their midst. But ultimately, missions and assignments are approved by the Libraen Senate and entrusted to the LFCC in order to be carried out.

The most renowned branch of the LFAF, the Fortis Legion, only recruits from volunteers. They conduct trials on Fortis Librae and are seen as the pinnacle of General Ozolinsh’s defensive strategies and philosophy. They’re equipped and trained to be the rear guard in any conflict and have developed extensive tactics in order to protect. The Fortis Legion prides itself in their long record of medal holders.

A duty entrusted only to those who have proven themselves fanatically loyal to Libraea is the position of the Jury. LFAF Jury picks its soldiers directly from a pool of thoroughly vetted and intelligent candidates. Not much is disclosed about the Jury, except the location of their Headquarters which is located within the Senate Citadel.

The LFAF regularly deploys an unspecified amount of its experienced fighting force as Advisors in other conflict zones. These Advisors are often seen observing and advising other SolFed member states with tactical intel and defensive strategy. This initiative has been active ever since LFCC involvement in the Tiziro-Terran War.

=Economy=

Libraea enforces a social market economy, cultivates a highly skilled populace with generous scholarship programs and has a low level of corruption. Innovation within the nation is encouraged but technological advances are spearheaded by the private sector. Its unique astrography makes the Libraen Federation an ideal region for shipbuilding and houses a great number of corporations dedicated to it. While boasting one of the highest GDP, most of their trade is conducted through their economical hub, Vendres and Commercans. Its largest trading partner happens to be the Corporate Territories where the flow of trade has been going strong since 2407.

With renewed projects to expand production, Zenturi has restarted many of its dormant industrial facilities and the ever increasing influx of workers from outside colonies is reawakening Libraea’s largest weapons producer.

The second most famous commodity traded by the Libraens, weaponry and munitions from their military manufacturers, has seen a rapid increase of investiture. With LFAF spending increasing, new contracts are being approved daily and breathing life into the previously idle war time production facilities.

The Libraen Federation is known for quality control and exclusive trading contracts. While corporate entities located within Libraea are also subject to quality control, they don’t have the privilege of the Libraen Federation Seal which is the universally acknowledged guarantee of quality from the Libraen government itself. Prominent Libraen companies that bear the Seal include; Zenturi Arms, General Librae Co, Vendres Commercans Titanium Co, Advanced Libraen Electronics Manufacturing, Dyachenko Libr Co, Libra Outfitting Inc, Autira Agricultural Farmers Collective, Libraeja Energy Group, Zenturi Industries.

Due to the nature of the capital, Librae hosts the most extensive network of stock markets. Many local CEOs of prominent companies are situated here to gather all the most recent trade information to increase their profits as well as enjoy the many luxuries of the capital.

==Infrastructure==

Transit between the 7 star systems of Libra has been revamped extraordinarily over the decades. After the Traitor Putsch of 2381, most traditional transportation methods were either sabotaged or destroyed. Funded and spearheaded by the Vendres Commercans Titanium Co, an extensive system of elaborately built transit interlinks was constructed. A steady stream of automatized vessels, able to accurately perform micro jumps and carry large amounts of travelers, revolutionized travel across all of Libraea. The cost of power for this transit system was initially a concern but with advances in power generation, this issue was resolved.

Visitors from outside of Libraea are only accepted by the Libraen Intergalactic Spaceport (LIS), located above Librae. The capital serves as the entrance to Libra itself as Space Traffic Control guides all incoming traffic directly to the LIS. It’s often considered one of the safest spaceports since a detachment of LFAF Jury soldiers provide 24/7 security.

Almost all 7 star systems have essential services available. Around the clock availability makes Libraea a productive society while maintaining strict oversight of worker safety and satisfaction, directly controlled and assessed regularly by the Libraen Federal Labour Court. Construction work on the hospital wing in the Stn Libraeja is still undergoing and the Libraen government has hired an Interdyne Pharmaceuticals vessel to serve as a substitute until renovations are finished in 2568.

==Tourism==

While the other star systems of Libraea don’t see much attention from tourists, Librae itself is a regular attraction by many who wish to explore the culmination of Sol Federation’s expansion. Annually, domestic and intergalactic travel and tourism contributes to an average of about 0.008% to the Libraen Federation’s GDP but with active effort by the government to preserve its historical feats, cultivating tourism isn’t on their agenda.

Libraea’s most popular landmarks are the Citizens monument, located in front of the old Venusian main hall on Librae and the Protectors monument on Stn Libraeja, personally chiseled by Senator Paula Sauvion.

=Demographic=

With a staggering population of up to 904.1 billion according to calculations conducted by the Libraen government in 2562, Libraea enjoys a vast amount of different ethnicities and species within its home system. While the Libraen Administration never conducted official tracking or counting of what ethnic groups and species settled on its star systems, experts have managed to conduct a rough survey and fill in the blanks by conferring with historical data and estimation.

The original human population of Venusian settlers has thinned out entirely and most human Libraens are a mix of Germanic, Frankish, Romance, Baltic and Slavic ethnicities. As the population of vat-grown and genetically enhanced humans was introduced in 2419, pure Frankish, Romance and Slavic ethnicities were present as the dominant gene. Germanic and Baltic descendents suffered the most casualties during Libraea’s history and are considered the rarest ethnic categories by 2566. Vat-growing laboratories are trying to offset this imbalance by introducing a new generation of enhanced humans with Germanic and Baltic roots.

With the conclusion of the Tiziro-Terran War in 2480, a small influx of Tizirians was recorded by the Libraen Federation. In truth, they’re still a negligible minority and don’t seem to be interested in permanently settling down in Libraea but they are still very much present.

As the Rimward War reached its height of conflict, a large wave of Tajaran and Vulpkanin refugees was observed. Due to the nature of the destructive war, the Libraen Federation accepted and allowed the two species to co-exist in Librae. Their presence was welcomed greatly as many were eager to help with the war time production, proving invaluable as a solid workforce. Nowadays, the Libra Outfitting Inc has employed many Tajarans and Vulpkanins to design new fashion trends for their species.

==Languages==

As a member state of SolFed and the origin of their first settlers, the Libraen Federation spent most of its time speaking Sol Common. There were many minorities which continued speaking their ethnic languages but over the years and with each new generation, Sol Common solidified itself as the main language of Libraea.

After the arrival of Slavic colonists in 2322, the government and corporate push for recruitment resulted in the Slavic nostalgia of 2322 where Pan-Slavic became the second most spoken language across Libraea. Schools continue to teach children Pan-Slavic as a secondary language since its use in new Libraen vessels made it essential. To this day, Pan-Slavic is considered the unofficial second language of the Libraen Federation and many Libraens can be observed reverting to the language by accident.

With the Tajaran and Vulpkanin refugee wave, demand to learn the languages of their species, Siik’tajr and Canilunzt, has grown. The curiosity of Libraen scholars has led many of them to appeal for paid classes. While still in the minority, scholars consider studying these languages to be the mark of a true intellectual.

==Education==

A standardization program was initially proposed by the Libraen Federation but was widely left as an optional package. The plans and data were provided and schools are loosely held to a mandated line of educational subjects. The manner in which these subjects are taught was left at the discretion of the schools and with regular observations and state supervised exams. Most children were taught from the age of 8 until they reach adulthood at 18 years, though exceptions were made if children were deemed adult enough.

For most young adults, adulthood means two paths. An option to further educate yourself in Librae’s capital and its many universities, join the circle of innovators or the other option of serving the mandatory service years in the military. Within the mandatory military service, gifted individuals are given the chance to attend one of the many prestigious Libraen Military Academies. Fortis Librae’s Vorsicht Academy is a continued staple of military education as it has produced some of the finest officers within the Libraen Federation Command Corps.

As a nation deeply rooted in military tradition, the Libraen Federation is renowned for its excellent military education and most young adults choose to fulfill their service year.

==Health==

Libraea’s healthcare does not rank high in terms of progress. In 2560, the Libraen Senate was pushing for an increase of the budget allocated to healthcare infrastructure but most of these projects required trained personnel and years worth of construction, procurement of specific medical machinery and patience. While the healthcare system isn’t nearly as bad as some make it out to be, it is considered outdated when compared to the advances which corporate entities use for their own vessels and stations. Many attribute high casualty rates to poor medical equipment and lack of proper medicine manufacturers.

Regardless of technological stagnation in the medical field, the Libraen Federation does provide a health insurance plan since its founding in 2280 to its populace and all workers are insured for medical treatment. In cases where Libraen medical facilities are unable to provide the needed care, Interdyne Pharmaceuticals is often contracted to assist, at great cost to the universal health care system. Many Libraen senators have stated that this is the least they can do for their people, although critics repeatedly point out that it’s not a permanent solution.

In a controversial report, the newly founded company MedcareLib, created in 2562, has not passed quality assurance checks and failed to receive its Libraen Federation Seal on February 2566, making it the second national Libraen company to fail it.

=Culture=

The culture of Libraea is shaped by its roots, its tragic moments in history and its unity throughout their centuries. While the Libraen Federation isn’t known for its cultural richness, iconic moments have been immortalized in its existence as a state and nation.

Libraen culture can best be defined by the Revolutions that took place in its time. Each Revolution produced its own cultural heritage and defined what the Libraens are as a people.

Libraea has a number of public holidays as well, the most well known ones being; Day of Founding, 26 August 2279, the conclusion of the First Revolution and creation of the Libraen Federation. Libertat Day, 1 November 2385, the end of the Third Revolution, the end of the Traitor Putsch and reinstatement of the Libraen Federation. Night of Angry Tears, 3 July 2382, the sacrifice of Stn Libraeja and its crew.

==Art, flag and heritage==

While Libraea doesn’t officially have it recorded as an art piece, experts agree that the Libraen flag should be considered a fundamental part of Libraea’s artisan history. Now seen as a cultural heritage, the inception of their flag and interpretation of its meaning is one of the first topics studied by students.

First spray painted by Elisea D’Ippolito, the flag featured 7 stars in a golden stripe, two black stripes flanking it at the top and bottom. The star in the middle is drawn bigger than the other 6 stars, flanking the bigger star. It symbolizes Libra itself, the star in the middle indicating Beta Librae and the capital of Libraea as it is the namesake of the nation. In 2295, the Libraen government accepted a miniaturized version of the flag as its Seal. It is used as a guarantor of quality by the Libraen Federation. To this day, many speculate on the true meaning of the flag itself but a widely accepted analysis was written by Matthias Groningen in 2514. He explains that the black stripes represent the empty and cruel space which has taken many loved ones from the initial settlers. The golden stripe, surrounding the stars, represents the golden and comforting light which was given to them by the very stars they garrisoned.

Another cultural heritage is the Citizens monument which is located in front of the old Venusian main hall on Librae. During the Third Revolution, the monument suffered damages to it but to maintain its historical integrity, the damages were left in the monument.

After the initial founding of the Libraen Federation, a monument was commissioned by the government in 2280 and an unknown artisan by the name Belinko fulfilled it. The statue itself is simplistic but was modelled after Libra’s constellation itself, the scales of justice. Made out of sturdy titanium and coated in a thin layer of gold, the scales balance 7 stars. Each scale has 3 stars and a half, perfectly balanced. When a skirmish occurred between RHL forces and LFAF Jury units on 23 August 2381, a grenade went off and snapped the wires holding the scales in balance. The scales fell to the ground but still kept the stars within. Interpreters considered the initial piece to be a statement of true balance that Libraea could have achieved but with the Traitor Putsch and the damage it consequently endured, its meaning changed to show the fragility of true justice and the loss of it in war.

The most famous piece of art and cultural heritage is located on the new Stn Libraeja. Senator Paula Sauvion had all 4.512 hardhat helmets of the dead crew collected and placed in a gigantic display case. Anyone arriving on the station would see them and the Protectors monument she chiseled.

Stairs are on the left and right of the enclosure. The display case is made of thick, reinforced glass where the monument itself is inside and centered. Within it, the helmets are stacked on top of one another and practically swallow up the monument itself. White marble was chiseled in Yelena Sauvion’s likeness, the mother of Paula Sauvion who was killed by the RHL. Her face is struck with grief, gazing down while she’s wrapped in a silk cloak adorning the black and gold colors of the Libraen Federation. The cloak’s black colors are covered in white writing and it lists the names of every lost crew member of the Stn Libraeja though most are unreadable due to the stacked helmets covering most of the monument itself. The golden stripe is empty and barren, like its very life was sucked out of it. Many consider the name Protectors to be directed at the scorched and melted helmets themselves which desperately try to protect Libraea, personified as Yelena Sauivon. She is often associated with Libra for her humanitarian and hopeful attitude.

==Literature==

Artistic literature, novel writing and philosophy isn’t what Libraea is known for. Since the start of the 26th century, many scholars are cultivating in these fields but none have proven to be noteworthy just yet. With government incentives through programs, the Libraen government is hoping to culturally develop their state in the future. Instead, the main focal points of Libraen literature are biographies of historical figures, scriptures or articles by revolutionary leaders and the many passionate speeches delivered during Libraen Senate hearings. This is generally supplemented by the vast history of the Sol itself, as many settlers brought their own cultural literature with them.

The most widely known literature can be traced back to the very beginning of Libraea with Jakob Augsburg. His most famous piece, “For a stronger Librae”, calls for the creation of a new nation and its title has become the official motto of the Libraen Federation. Along with his miscellaneous scriptures, Elisea D’Ippolito wrote a litany of critique aimed at the Venusian government as well as SolFed though analysts struggle to decipher most of her writing. While not as popular as Augsburg’s scriptures, D’Ippolito is often considered relevant to this day. With the conclusion of the Rimward War, her critique is often referenced by Libraen senators and representatives in the SFFA.

The 24th Century paved the way for Slavic literature to spread as the Second Migration took place. With it, many innovative changes to Libraea took place as its structure was modernized, along with technological advances in almost all fields. Feliks Lenkiewicz, Mikhail Ozolinsh and Artem Dyachenko were the most notable as they took active roles in the development of the LFAF. Mikhail Ozolinsh is also renowned for laying the foundation for what is now known as the Fortis Legion by drafting multiple strategy manuals. The most famous being “Battleships: Mobile Fortress, Headquarters and Defense.” which details the use of newly constructed LFAF vessels as a utility tool for defensive warfare.

With the initiative “Protect our Librae!” spearheaded by Senator Paula Sauvion on 15 January 2404, her speech and appeal to the Libraen people is still considered to be the most poetic and beautiful piece of cultural heritage. During the Fourth Revolution, doubt was cast by the Libraen people that their government was slowly turning into a poor imitation of Venus and its inept bureaucracy. Goodwill was at an all-time low but the initiative as well as Senator Sauvion’s efforts practically saved the Libraen Federation. To this day, the initiative is active yearly and is viewed as a day of appreciation for the star systems themselves where many young poets dedicate their work to Libra.

==Media==

Libraen media operates on both a local and nationwide level. Each star system has a number of local news and media companies which report and inform their respective populace. Stn Libraer being the only exception as it houses one minor news outlet.

However, three media companies operate nationwide, Expert Seven Libra, Hot Updates and NuclearNews. Along with it is the Libraen Federation’s own state media, the Messengers of Librae. While the independent media companies report on the daily to weekly news concerning all matters, the Messengers of Librae only focuses on the political ongoings of the Libraen Federation and is rarely used during peacetime. Their reports vary from quick summaries to lengthy documentation aimed to inform, while media companies are much more focused on entertainment.

The entertainment industry itself isn’t developed in Libraea. Most of their entertainment media is either relayed through the Holonet or provided by corporate entities which sell licenses for their programs. Some Sol studios are seen using Librae as filming stages which is often viewed with annoyance by the Libraens.

==Cuisine==

Agriculture and animal husbandry is at the center of Libraen cuisine. The diversity in their cuisine stems from their descendents, who brought their culture’s cuisine with them. Because of Libraea’s agricultural sector and its main export being multiple types of high quality grain, bread and pastries form the basis of Libraen cuisine. While vegetables and fruits are popular too, most Libraens prefer to supplement everything with some manner of grain product. Since 2552, Autira made rye breads have become extremely popular and are a staple of Libraen households. Meat products, especially venison, are highly esteemed and represent the hospitality of a household. Visitors or travelers are always offered cuisine with venison in it and if unavailable, sausages are served instead. This has been a tradition in Libraea which dates back to 2260.

Libraea is also the biggest exporter of wine. Librae’s capital has some of the best vineyards which have been cultivated and preserved since 2309. The Puckett vineyard is especially famous for its longstanding tradition of aging their wines organically and without the use of artificial methods.

In 2531, Commercans opened the largest and most prestigious restaurant, able to serve up to 12.000 customers at the same time. With the freshest produce from Autira, the Norme Traditionnelle is the busiest restaurant in all of Libraea.

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<onlyinclude>== HELIOSTATIC COALITION ARMED FORCES==
=== COMPLETE RANK & SPECIALIZATION SYSTEM===

== I. RANK STRUCTURE==

=== Enlisted Ranks (Technical Track)===

{|
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! Code !! Rank !! NATO Equivalent !! Time to Achieve !! Promotion Criteria !!
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| '''EN1''' || Initiate || Private || 0 months (entry) || Complete basic training ||
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| '''EN2''' || Technician-In-Training || Private (post-training) || 6 months || Complete advanced individual training (AIT) in specialization ||
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| '''EN3''' || Junior Technician || Private First Class || 1-2 years || 12 months time-in-grade, demonstrated competence, supervisor recommendation ||
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| '''EN4''' || Technician 2nd Class || Corporal || 3-5 years || 24 months time-in-grade, specialization certification, written exam ||
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| '''EN5''' || Technician 1st Class || Sergeant || 5-8 years || 36 months time-in-grade, advanced specialization certification, field evaluation ||
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| '''EN6''' || Chief || Staff Sergeant || 8-12 years || 48 months time-in-grade, leadership course, NCO academy graduate ||
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| '''EN7''' || Squad Chief || Sergeant First Class || 12-18 years || 60 months time-in-grade, senior NCO academy, demonstrated leadership ||
|}

=== Officer Ranks (Command Track)===

{|
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! Code !! Rank !! NATO Equivalent !! Time to Achieve !! Promotion Criteria
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| '''OF1''' || Officer Apprentice || Officer Cadet || 0 months (entry) || University degree + officer candidate school acceptance ||
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| '''OF2''' || Adjutant || Lieutenant || 2-3 years || Complete officer basic course, 24 months service, first command evaluation ||
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| '''OF3''' || Rittmaster || Captain || 5-8 years || 48 months time-in-grade, company command, advanced officer course ||
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| '''OF4''' || Lieutcommander || Major || 10-14 years || 60 months time-in-grade, staff college, battalion staff experience ||
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| '''OF5''' || Commander || Colonel || 16-20 years || 72 months time-in-grade, command of a unit, war college graduate ||
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| '''OF6''' || Oberstcommander || Brigadier General || 20-25 years || 60 months time-in-grade, brigade command, strategic leadership course ||
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| '''OF7''' || Brigadier / Forcemaster || Major General || 25-30 years || 48 months time-in-grade, division-level command, demonstrated strategic capability ||
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| '''OF8''' || Divisioneer / Fleetmaster || Lieutenant General / Vice Admiral || 30-35 years || 48 months time-in-grade, corps/fleet command, exceptional service ||
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| '''OF9''' || Starfleet/Force/Corps Commander-In-Chief || General / Admiral || 35+ years || Appointment by Unified High Command, confirmed by Chamber of Legislation ||
|}

== II. SPECIALIZATION GROUPS==

=== Group 1: Combat (CBT) — '''"The Teeth"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field
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| '''CBT''' || Combat Specialist || Enlisted (EN1-EN7) or Officer (OF1-OF9) || Direct combat, infantry, armor, mechs
|}
==== Combat Jobs (Enlisted Track)====

{|
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! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

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| CBT-01 || Rifleman || Standard infantry, Zaibas rifle || EN1 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-02 || Automatic Rifleman || Zaibas-X Volleygun operator || EN1 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-03 || Marksman || Zaibas-Astrus sniper || EN1 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-04 || Breacher || Zaibas-C Cinder, door-kicker || EN1 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-05 || Grenadier || M/GL-55 Catalyst operator || EN1 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-06 || Anti-Armor Specialist || M/A-97 Javelin, M/ER-11 Quasar || EN1 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-07 || Scout || Forward reconnaissance || EN1 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-08 || Forward Observer || Artillery/air support coordination || EN2 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-09 || Combat Controller || Air-ground integration || EN2 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-10 || Drone Operator || Tactical UAV control || EN2 → EN7 ||
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| CBT-11 || Aegis Driver || MBT-9 driver || EN1 → EN6 ||
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| CBT-12 || Aegis Gunner || MBT-9 gunner || EN1 → EN6 ||
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| CBT-13 || Centurion Driver || IFV-7 driver || EN1 → EN6 ||
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| CBT-14 || Centurion Gunner || IFV-7 gunner || EN1 → EN6 ||
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| CBT-15 || Vedette Operator || ECV-6 scout vehicle crew || EN1 → EN6 ||
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| CBT-16 || Warden Pilot || TACS-1 mech operator || OF1 → OF5 ||
|}
==== Combat Jobs (Officer Track)====

{|
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! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

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| CBT-17 || Squad Leader || Infantry squad command (12 soldiers) || OF2 ||
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| CBT-18 || Platoon Leader || Infantry platoon command (40 soldiers) || OF2-OF3 ||
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| CBT-19 || Company Commander || Infantry company command (150 soldiers) || OF3-OF4 ||
|-
| CBT-20 || Battalion Commander || Infantry battalion command (800 soldiers) || OF4-OF5 ||
|-
| CBT-21 || Regimental Commander || Regiment command (3,000 soldiers) || OF5-OF6 ||
|-
| CBT-22 || Brigade Commander || Brigade command (10,000 soldiers) || OF6-OF7 ||
|-
| CBT-23 || Division Commander || Division command (30,000 soldiers) || OF7-OF8 ||
|-
| CBT-24 || Corps Commander || Corps command (100,000+ soldiers) || OF8-OF9 ||
|-
| CBT-25 || Tank Platoon Leader || 4x Aegis tanks || OF2-OF3 ||
|-
| CBT-26 || Tank Company Commander || 14x Aegis tanks || OF3-OF4 ||
|-
| CBT-27 || Armor Battalion Commander || 60x Aegis tanks || OF4-OF5 ||
|-
| CBT-28 || Mech Platoon Leader || 4x Wardens || OF2-OF3 ||
|-
| CBT-29 || Mech Company Commander || 14x Wardens || OF3-OF4 ||
|}

=== Group 2: Engineering (ENG) — '''"Build It, Break It"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

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| '''ENG''' || Engineering Specialist || Enlisted (EN1-EN7) or Officer (OF1-OF9) || Construction, demolition, fabrication, power
|}
==== Engineering Jobs (Enlisted Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| ENG-01 || Combat Engineer || Field fortifications, breaching || EN1 → EN7 ||
|-
| ENG-02 || Demolition Specialist || Advanced explosives, sabotage || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| ENG-03 || Bridge Specialist || Assault bridging, crossing points || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ENG-04 || Fabrication Operator || M/FC-8 Forge cannon operator || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ENG-05 || Field Repair Technician || Battle-damage repair || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| ENG-06 || Structural Engineer || Bunkers, permanent fortifications || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| ENG-07 || Power Plant Operator || Reactor systems, fusion plants || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| ENG-08 || Reactor Technician || Maintenance of ship/vehicle reactors || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| ENG-09 || Capacitor Specialist || Energy storage systems || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ENG-10 || Environmental Engineer || Life support, atmospheric processors || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ENG-11 || Water Systems Technician || Purification, distribution || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| ENG-12 || Waste Management Engineer || Sanitation systems || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| ENG-13 || Construction Foreman || Leads engineering teams || EN5 → EN7 ||
|-
| ENG-14 || Surveyor || Terrain analysis, positioning || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ENG-15 || Geotechnical Engineer || Soil/rock analysis for construction || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| ENG-16 || Planetary Engineer || Large-scale terrain modification || EN5 → EN7 ||
|}
==== Engineering Jobs (Officer Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| ENG-17 || Engineering Platoon Leader || Leads engineering platoon || OF2-OF3 ||
|-
| ENG-18 || Engineering Company Commander || Leads engineering company || OF3-OF4 ||
|-
| ENG-19 || Engineering Battalion Commander || Leads engineering battalion || OF4-OF5 ||
|-
| ENG-20 || Engineering Brigade Commander || Leads engineering brigade || OF5-OF6 ||
|-
| ENG-21 || Facilities Manager || Base/station infrastructure || OF2-OF4 ||
|-
| ENG-22 || Power Systems Director || Theater energy management || OF3-OF5 ||
|}

=== Group 3: Logistics (LOG) — '''"Move It, Store It, Track It"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

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| '''LOG''' || Logistics Specialist || Enlisted (EN1-EN7) or Officer (OF1-OF9) || Supply, transportation, inventory
|}
==== Logistics Jobs (Enlisted Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| LOG-01 || Supply Clerk || Inventory, requisition processing || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| LOG-02 || Warehouse Specialist || Depot operations, stock management || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| LOG-03 || Inventory Auditor || Track assets, reconcile discrepancies || EN3 → EN6 ||
|-
| LOG-04 || Shipping/Receiving || Load/unload, documentation || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| LOG-05 || Convoy Driver || Supply vehicle operator || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| LOG-06 || Convoy Commander || Leads supply convoys || EN4 → EN7 ||
|-
| LOG-07 || Fuel Specialist || Reactor fuel, propellant || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| LOG-08 || Ammunition Specialist || Missiles, shells, rockets || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| LOG-09 || Plasma Cell Specialist || Small arms energy cells || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| LOG-10 || Rations Specialist || Food supplies, field rations || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| LOG-11 || Medical Supply Specialist || Pharmaceuticals, medical equipment || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| LOG-12 || Spare Parts Specialist || Vehicle/weapon components || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| LOG-13 || Logistics Coordinator || Theater-level supply planning || EN5 → EN7 ||
|-
| LOG-14 || Procurement Specialist || Acquiring supplies || EN3 → EN6 ||
|-
| LOG-15 || Distribution Manager || Getting supplies to units || EN5 → EN7 ||
|}
==== Logistics Jobs (Officer Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| LOG-16 || Logistics Platoon Leader || Leads logistics platoon || OF2-OF3 ||
|-
| LOG-17 || Logistics Company Commander || Leads logistics company || OF3-OF4 ||
|-
| LOG-18 || Logistics Battalion Commander || Leads logistics battalion || OF4-OF5 ||
|-
| LOG-19 || Logistics Brigade Commander || Theater logistics command || OF5-OF6 ||
|-
| LOG-20 || Supply Chain Director || Strategic logistics planning || OF6-OF7 ||
|-
| LOG-21 || Quartermaster || Senior logistics officer || OF7-OF8 ||
|}

=== Group 4: Maintenance (MAI) — '''"Keep It Running"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

|-
| '''MAI''' || Maintenance Specialist || Enlisted (EN1-EN7) or Officer (OF1-OF9) || Repair, upkeep, diagnostics
|}
==== Maintenance Jobs (Enlisted Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| MAI-01 || Small Arms Technician || Zaibas family, M/A-97, M/GL-55 || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-02 || Plasma Weapon Specialist || Advanced pulse weapon systems || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-03 || Autocannon Technician || Seklys, vehicle-mounted cannons || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-04 || Rocket Pod Technician || Smilgas, missile systems || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-05 || Aegis Mechanic || MBT-9 track/suspension/power || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-06 || Aegis Weapons Technician || 140mm ETC cannon, coaxial systems || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-07 || Centurion Mechanic || IFV-7 systems || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-08 || Vedette Technician || Anti-grav systems, sensors || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-09 || Mule Mechanic || Modular utility vehicle || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-10 || Warden Technician || Myomer actuators, jump jets || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-11 || Archon Mechanic || CAS gunship airframe || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-12 || Sentinel Technician || Fighter systems, avionics || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-13 || Raptor/Cronus Mechanic || Shuttle/landing craft || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-14 || Voskhod Armor Technician || Powered exoskeleton repair || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-15 || Optical Systems Technician || Sensors, targeting systems || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-16 || Communications Technician || Radios, datalinks, quantum comms || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-17 || Avionics Technician || Aircraft electronics || EN3 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-18 || Power Systems Technician || Reactors, capacitors, batteries || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| MAI-19 || Hydraulics Specialist || Mechanical systems || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| MAI-20 || Structural Repair Specialist || Hull/armor repair || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MAI-21 || Maintenance Controller || Shop management, workflow || EN5 → EN7 ||
|}
==== Maintenance Jobs (Officer Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| MAI-22 || Maintenance Platoon Leader || Leads maintenance platoon || OF2-OF3 ||
|-
| MAI-23 || Maintenance Company Commander || Leads maintenance company || OF3-OF4 ||
|-
| MAI-24 || Maintenance Battalion Commander || Leads maintenance battalion || OF4-OF5 ||
|-
| MAI-25 || Maintenance Director || Theater maintenance command || OF5-OF6 ||
|-
| MAI-26 || Fleet Maintenance Officer || Naval vessel upkeep || OF4-OF7 ||
|}

=== Group 5: Service/Catering (SVC) — '''"Support the Fighters"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

|-
| '''SVC''' || Service Specialist || Enlisted (EN1-EN7) or Warrant || Food, sanitation, morale, facilities
|}
==== Service Jobs (Enlisted Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| SVC-01 || Cook || Galley preparation, field rations || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-02 || Baker || Bread, pastries || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-03 || Butcher || Meat processing || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-04 || Food Service Supervisor || Mess hall management || EN4 → EN6 ||
|-
| SVC-05 || Ration Packer || Field ration assembly || EN1 → EN4 ||
|-
| SVC-06 || Water Purification Operator || Clean water systems || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-07 || Sanitation Technician || Waste management, cleaning || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-08 || Laundry Operator || Clothing/linen cleaning || EN1 → EN4 ||
|-
| SVC-09 || Bath Supervisor || Shower facilities || EN1 → EN4 ||
|-
| SVC-10 || Barbershop Operator || Hair care || EN1 → EN4 ||
|-
| SVC-11 || Janitor || General cleaning, sanitation || EN1 → EN4 ||
|-
| SVC-12 || Morale Specialist || Recreation programs || EN2 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-13 || Gym Manager || Physical fitness facilities || EN2 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-14 || Librarian/Media Specialist || Entertainment, information || EN2 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-15 || Chaplain Assistant || Religious support || EN2 → EN5 ||
|-
| SVC-16 || Postal Clerk || Mail delivery || EN1 → EN4 ||
|-
| SVC-17 || Exchange Clerk || Ship/store retail || EN1 → EN4 ||
|-
| SVC-18 || Service Supervisor || Leads service teams || EN5 → EN7 ||
|}
==== Service Jobs (Warrant/Officer Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| SVC-19 || Food Service Officer || Galley management || Warrant/OF2 ||
|-
| SVC-20 || Facilities Manager || Base services oversight || Warrant/OF3 ||
|-
| SVC-21 || Morale Officer || Welfare programs || OF2-OF4 ||
|-
| SVC-22 || Chaplain || Spiritual/emotional support || OF2-OF6 ||
|}

=== Group 6: Organizational/Bureaucratic (ORG) — '''"The Paperwork Warriors"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

|-
| '''ORG''' || Administrative Specialist || Enlisted (EN1-EN7) or Officer (OF1-OF9) || Personnel, legal, finance, records
|}
==== Organizational Jobs (Enlisted Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| ORG-01 || Personnel Clerk || Records management || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-02 || Assignment Coordinator || Unit assignments, transfers || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-03 || Promotion Specialist || Promotion processing || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-04 || Payroll Technician || Salary, allowances || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-05 || Financial Analyst || Budget planning || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| ORG-06 || Accounting Technician || Ledgers, audits || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-07 || Legal Clerk || Documentation support || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-08 || Paralegal || Legal research, case prep || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| ORG-09 || Administrative Assistant || Command support || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-10 || Executive Assistant || Senior officer support || EN4 → EN7 ||
|-
| ORG-11 || Correspondence Clerk || Official letters, reports || EN1 → EN5 ||
|-
| ORG-12 || Records Manager || Archive maintenance || EN4 → EN7 ||
|-
| ORG-13 || IT Support || Computer systems || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-14 || Database Administrator || Personnel databases || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| ORG-15 || Security Clearance Specialist || Access control || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| ORG-16 || Inspector || Compliance audits || EN4 → EN7 ||
|-
| ORG-17 || Investigator || Internal affairs || EN4 → EN7 ||
|-
| ORG-18 || Chief Clerk || Senior admin NCO || EN6 → EN7 ||
|}
==== Organizational Jobs (Officer Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| ORG-19 || Adjutant || Commander's assistant || OF2-OF4 ||
|-
| ORG-20 || Personnel Officer || Unit personnel management || OF2-OF5 ||
|-
| ORG-21 || Finance Officer || Budget, accounting || OF2-OF5 ||
|-
| ORG-22 || Legal Officer || Military justice || OF2-OF6 ||
|-
| ORG-23 || Judge Advocate || Military lawyer || OF3-OF7 ||
|-
| ORG-24 || Administrative Officer || Office management || OF2-OF5 ||
|-
| ORG-25 || Chief of Staff || Senior staff officer || OF6-OF8 ||
|}

=== Group 7: Medical (MED) — '''"Heal the Fighters"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

|-
| '''MED''' || Medical Specialist || Enlisted (EN1-EN7) or Officer (OF1-OF9) || Healthcare, trauma, mental health
|}
==== Medical Jobs (Enlisted Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| MED-01 || Combat Medic || Field trauma, frontline || EN1 → EN7 ||
|-
| MED-02 || Field Medic || Battalion aid station || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| MED-03 || Emergency Medical Technician || Shipboard emergency || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| MED-04 || Triage Specialist || Mass casualty sorting || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| MED-05 || Evacuation Coordinator || Patient transport || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MED-06 || Nurse (General) || Patient care || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| MED-07 || Surgical Nurse || Operating room || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| MED-08 || ICU Nurse || Critical care || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| MED-09 || Medical Technician || Equipment, supplies || EN1 → EN6 ||
|-
| MED-10 || Laboratory Technician || Blood work, analysis || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MED-11 || Radiology Technician || Imaging, scans || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MED-12 || Pharmacy Technician || Medications || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MED-13 || Dental Assistant || Oral health support || EN2 → EN5 ||
|-
| MED-14 || Physical Therapy Assistant || Rehabilitation support || EN2 → EN5 ||
|-
| MED-15 || Mental Health Technician || Counseling support || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| MED-16 || Combat Stress Specialist || PTSD, battle fatigue || EN3 → EN7 ||
|}
==== Medical Jobs (Officer Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| MED-17 || Field Surgeon || Forward surgery || OF2-OF6 ||
|-
| MED-18 || Trauma Surgeon || Emergency surgery || OF3-OF7 ||
|-
| MED-19 || Orthopedic Surgeon || Bone/muscle repair || OF3-OF7 ||
|-
| MED-20 || Neurosurgeon || Nervous system, brain || OF4-OF8 ||
|-
| MED-21 || Psychiatrist || Mental health || OF3-OF7 ||
|-
| MED-22 || Psychologist || Counseling || OF2-OF6 ||
|-
| MED-23 || Pharmacist || Medication management || OF2-OF6 ||
|-
| MED-24 || Dentist || Oral health || OF2-OF6 ||
|-
| MED-25 || Physical Therapist || Rehabilitation || OF2-OF6 ||
|-
| MED-26 || Nutritionist || Diet, feeding || OF2-OF5 ||
|-
| MED-27 || Epidemiologist || Disease tracking || OF3-OF7 ||
|-
| MED-28 || Toxicologist || Poisons, exposure || OF3-OF7 ||
|-
| MED-29 || Xenobiologist || Alien biology || OF3-OF7 ||
|-
| MED-30 || Medical Researcher || New treatments || OF3-OF7 ||
|-
| MED-31 || Chief Medical Officer || Hospital/clinic command || OF5-OF8 ||
|}

=== Group 8: Aviators (AV) — '''"The Skyriders"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

|-
| '''AV''' || Aviation Specialist || Officer (Pilot) or Enlisted (Crew) || Flight operations, air support
|}
==== Aviation Jobs (Enlisted Track)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| AV-01 || Raptor Crew Chief || Shuttle maintenance lead || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| AV-02 || Raptor Loadmaster || Cargo, troop handling || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| AV-03 || Archon Crew Chief || Gunship maintenance lead || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| AV-04 || Archon Sensor Operator || Targeting, surveillance || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| AV-05 || Sentinel Crew Chief || Fighter maintenance lead || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| AV-06 || Sentinel Electronic Warfare Officer || ECM/ECCM || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| AV-07 || Cronus Crew Chief || Heavy craft maintenance || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| AV-08 || Rapier Electronic Warfare Officer || Mindsear suite || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| AV-09 || Rapier Signals Intelligence Officer || SIGINT/ELINT || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| AV-10 || Flight Engineer || In-flight systems (all craft) || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| AV-11 || Air Traffic Controller || Landing zone coordination || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| AV-12 || Forward Air Controller || Ground-based air direction || EN2 → EN6 ||
|-
| AV-13 || Flight Instructor (Ground) || Training new pilots || EN4 → EN7 ||
|}
==== Aviation Jobs (Officer Track — Pilots)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| AV-14 || Raptor Pilot || SH-44 assault shuttle || OF1-OF4 ||
|-
| AV-15 || Raptor Co-Pilot || Second seat || OF1-OF3 ||
|-
| AV-16 || Archon Pilot || ACS-24 gunship || OF1-OF5 ||
|-
| AV-17 || Archon Weapons Officer || Gun systems || OF1-OF4 ||
|-
| AV-18 || Sentinel Pilot || F-IX fighter || OF1-OF5 ||
|-
| AV-19 || Sentinel Weapons Officer || Missile systems || OF1-OF4 ||
|-
| AV-20 || Cronus Pilot || LC-30 heavy landing craft || OF1-OF4 ||
|-
| AV-21 || Cronus Co-Pilot || Heavy craft operations || OF1-OF3 ||
|-
| AV-22 || Rapier Pilot || EC-9 EWAR craft || OF1-OF5 ||
|-
| AV-23 || Test Pilot || New aircraft evaluation || OF3-OF6 ||
|-
| AV-24 || Flight Lead || Section leader (2-4 aircraft) || OF2-OF3 ||
|-
| AV-25 || Squadron Commander || Aviation unit command || OF4-OF5 ||
|-
| AV-26 || Wing Commander || Multiple squadrons || OF5-OF6 ||
|-
| AV-27 || Group Commander || Air wing command || OF6-OF7 ||
|-
| AV-28 || Air Commander || Theater air operations || OF7-OF8 ||
|}

=== Group 9: Special Operations (SOF) — '''"The Shadows"'''===

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! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

|-
| '''SOF''' || Special Operations || Enlisted (EN1-EN7) or Officer (OF1-OF9) || Unconventional warfare, deep recon, direct action
|}
==== Special Operations Jobs (All personnel are operators first)====

{|
|-
! Job Code !! Job Title !! Description !! Promotion Path !!

|-
| SOF-01 || Direct Action Operator || Raids, assaults || EN2 → EN7 (compressed) ||
|-
| SOF-02 || Reconnaissance Operator || Deep penetration, surveillance || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-03 || Sniper (SOF) || Extended-range precision || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-04 || Breacher (SOF) || Advanced entry || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-05 || Demolitions Specialist (SOF) || Sabotage, destruction || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-06 || Intelligence Operator || Interrogation, analysis || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-07 || Signals Intelligence Operator || Electronic surveillance || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-08 || Cyber Warfare Operator || Network attack/defense || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-09 || Technical Operations Specialist || Custom equipment || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-10 || Communications Specialist || Secure comms || EN2 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-11 || Medical Specialist (SOF) || Advanced trauma || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-12 || Paramedic (SOF) || Extraction medical || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-13 || Pilot (SOF) || Infiltration/exfiltration || OF1-OF5 ||
|-
| SOF-14 || Combat Controller (SOF) || Air-ground integration || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-15 || Language Specialist || Interrogation, liaison || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-16 || Cultural Advisor || Local customs, psychology || EN3 → EN7 ||
|-
| SOF-17 || Team Leader || 4-6 operator team || EN5 → EN7 (or OF2) ||
|-
| SOF-18 || Detachment Commander || Multiple teams || EN7 / OF3-OF4 ||
|-
| SOF-19 || Squadron Commander || SOF unit command || OF5-OF6 ||
|-
| SOF-20 || Group Commander || Regional SOF command || OF6-OF7 ||
|-
| SOF-21 || Command Director || Overall SOF command || OF8 ||
|}

'''SOF Entry Requirements:'''
* Minimum 3 years service in another specialization
* Physical fitness test (95th percentile)
* Psychological evaluation
* Selection course (6 months)
* Qualification training (12-18 months)

=== Group 10: Command/Senior Leadership (CMD) — '''"The Decision Makers"'''===

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|-
! Code !! Specialization !! Entry Path !! Career Field

|-
| '''CMD''' || Command || Senior Officers (OF5+) || Strategic leadership, unit command
|}
==== Command Jobs====

{|
|-
! Job Code || Job Title || Description || Minimum Rank ||

|-
| CMD-01 || Platoon Leader || Combat arms platoon || OF2 ||
|-
| CMD-02 || Company Commander || Company-level command || OF3 ||
|-
| CMD-03 || Battalion Commander || Battalion-level || OF4 ||
|-
| CMD-04 || Regiment Commander || Regimental command || OF5 ||
|-
| CMD-05 || Brigade Commander || Brigade-level || OF6 ||
|-
| CMD-06 || Division Commander || Division-level || OF7 ||
|-
| CMD-07 || Corps Commander || Corps-level || OF8 ||
|-
| CMD-08 || Force Commander || Theater-level || OF9 ||
|-
| CMD-09 || Ship Captain || Vessel command || OF5 ||
|-
| CMD-10 || Squadron Commander (Naval) || Multiple vessels || OF6 ||
|-
| CMD-11 || Task Force Commander || Ad hoc grouping || OF7 ||
|-
| CMD-12 || Fleet Commander || Fleet-level || OF8 ||
|-
| CMD-13 || Station Commander || Fixed installation || OF5 ||
|-
| CMD-14 || Base Commander || Planetary installation || OF6 ||
|-
| CMD-15 || Training Commander || Training establishment || OF6 ||
|-
| CMD-16 || Logistics Commander || Theater logistics || OF7 ||
|-
| CMD-17 || Medical Commander || Theater medical || OF7 ||
|-
| CMD-18 || Engineering Commander || Theater engineering || OF7 ||
|-
| CMD-19 || Chief of Staff || Senior staff officer || OF7 ||
|-
| CMD-20 || Branch Commander || Service chief || OF8 ||
|-
| CMD-21 || Theater Commander || Regional command || OF9 ||
|-
| CMD-22 || Supreme Commander || Overall military command || OF9 (appointed) ||
|}

== III. QUALIFICATIONS (Additional Skills)==

Qualifications are earned certifications that indicate additional capabilities beyond primary job.

{|
|-
! Qualification || Meaning || How to Earn ||

|-
| '''Pathfinder''' || Advanced reconnaissance qualified || 6-month course, field exercise ||
|-
| '''Wraith''' || Special operations infiltration qualified || SOF advanced training ||
|-
| '''Phantom''' || Electronic warfare/deception qualified || 12-month EWAR specialization ||
|-
| '''Spectre''' || Advanced surveillance qualified || SOF recon course ||
|-
| '''Architect''' || Combat engineering/fabrication qualified || Engineering advanced course ||
|-
| '''Forge Master''' || Senior fabrication/repair qualified || 5 years experience + exam ||
|-
| '''Node''' || Network/systems integration qualified || ITN advanced certification ||
|-
| '''Vertex''' || (Inherent to ITI identity) || Completion of ITI training ||
|-
| '''Reactor-Certified''' || Qualified to operate/maintain reactors || Engineering certification ||
|-
| '''Jump Master''' || Qualified to conduct airborne/insertion ops || Aviation course ||
|-
| '''Dive Qualified''' || Combat diver || Specialized training ||
|-
| '''Language: [X]''' || Fluent in additional language || Testing ||
|-
| '''Instructor''' || Qualified to train others || Instructor course ||
|-
| '''Paramedic''' || Advanced medical certification || Medical advanced course ||
|}

== IV. PROMOTION SUMMARY==

=== Enlisted Path (Example: Combat Rifleman)===

{|
|-
! From !! To !! Requirements !!

|-
| Initiate || Technician-In-Training || Complete basic training + AIT ||
|-
| Technician-In-Training || Junior Technician || 12 months, competent performance, supervisor rec ||
|-
| Junior Technician || Technician 2nd Class || 24 months, specialization cert, written exam ||
|-
| Technician 2nd Class || Technician 1st Class || 36 months, advanced cert, field evaluation ||
|-
| Technician 1st Class || Chief || 48 months, leadership course, NCO academy ||
|-
| Chief || Squad Chief || 60 months, senior NCO academy, demonstrated leadership ||
|}
=== Officer Path (Example: Combat Arms)===

{|
|-
! From !! To !! Requirements !!

|-
| Civilian || Officer Apprentice || University degree, OCS acceptance ||
|-
| Officer Apprentice || Adjutant || Complete OCS, 24 months, first command eval ||
|-
| Adjutant || Rittmaster || 48 months, company command, advanced course ||
|-
| Rittmaster || Lieutcommander || 60 months, staff college, battalion staff ||
|-
| Lieutcommander || Commander || 72 months, command, war college ||
|-
| Commander || Oberstcommander || 60 months, brigade command, strategic course ||
|-
| Oberstcommander || Brigadier || 48 months, division-level success ||
|-
| Brigadier || Divisioneer || 48 months, corps-level success ||
|-
| Divisioneer || Commander-In-Chief || 35+ years, appointment by Unified High Command ||
|}

== V. BRANCH DESIGNATIONS==

{|
|-
! Branch Code || Branch Name || Commander Title ||

|-
| '''ITF''' || Integrated Tactical Forces || Force Commander-In-Chief ||
|-
| '''HCSF''' || Heliostatic Coalition Starfleet || Starfleet Commander-In-Chief ||
|-
| '''HAC''' || Heliostatic Aerospace Corps || Corps Commander-In-Chief ||
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| '''HSOD''' || Heliostatic Special Operations Division || (Reports directly to Unified High Command) ||
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| '''HLSC''' || Heliostatic Logistics & Sustainment Corps || (Part of Unified Command structure) ||
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Template:Contributor/XeroX

2026-06-10T17:44:49Z

GreytideSkye: XeroX, they who detangled the HCAF Ranks

[[File:xerox_clown_medal.png|16px]]{{TooltipInline|XeroX_Office|Galactic Hero. High, ranking, official. May contact on Discord about HC Larp, SolFed Larp stuff.}}

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2026-06-10T17:38:42Z

GreytideSkye: OC from XeroX_Office, to be used for their Contributor.

== Summary ==
OC from XeroX_Office, to be used for their Contributor.

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2026-06-10T17:22:07Z

GreytideSkye:

''Work in Progress: Footer subject to change at a moment's notice. '''Do not''' take a red link's presence, struck-through or otherwise, as confirmation (or denial) of their canonicity.''
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| style="background: #092336; color: white; text-align: center;" id="commonspecies" |'''Common Species'''
| [[Lore:Humans|Humans]], [[Lore:Tiziran|Tiziran]], [[Lore:Unathi|Unathi]], [[Lore:Moths|Moths]], [[Lore:Ethereals|Ethereals]], [[Lore:Azula|Azulae]], [[Lore:Slimeperson|Slime Hybrids]], [[Lore:Teshari|Teshari]], [[Lore:Synths|Synthetic Humanoids]] (and assorted robots), [[Lore:Podperson|Pod Persons]], [[Lore:Hemophage|Hemophages]], [[Lore:Xenomorphic_Hybrid|Xenomorphic Hybrid]],
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| '''[[Lore:Nanotrasen|Nanotrasen]]''', [[Lore:Nanotrasen#Central_Command|Central Command]], [[Lore:Nanotrasen#Emergency Response Corps|Emergency Response Corps]]
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| '''[[Lore:SolFed|SolFed]]''', [[Lore:Sol|Sol in {{#expr:{{CURRENTYEAR}}+540}}]], [[Lore:SFAF|The SolFed Armed Forces]]
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|[[Lore:Heliostatic_Coalition|'''Heliostatic Coalition''']] ({{TooltipInline|[[Lore:HC_Compact|HC Compact]]|The HC Constitution, the document formally defining the HC.}}, {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:HCAF|HCAF]]|Heliostatic Coalition Armed Forces}} ([[Lore:HCAF_Ranks|''Ranks'']]), {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:CZD|CZD]]|Commonwealth of Zvirdnyn Dominions}}, {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:KMIF|KMIF]]|Kemppainen-Morozov Industrial Fabrication}}, {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:EPF|Expeditionary Police Force]]|HC's Cops}} ({{TooltipInline|[[HC_Inspectors|'''Inspectors''']]|The Expeditionary Force. They inspect more than stations.}} ([[HC Quick Reference|Quick Reference]], {{TooltipInline|[[HC_SOP|SOP]]|Standard Operating Procedure}}, {{TooltipInline|[[HC Lexicon|Lexicon]]|Lingo, chatter guide, manner of speaking.}}))), [[Lore:Interdyne|Interdyne Pharmaceutics]], [[Lore:Cargo|Cargo]]
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| style="background: #092336; color: white; text-align: center;" id="syndicate" |'''Hostiles'''
| '''[[Lore:Syndicate|The Syndicate]]''' ([[Lore:Gorlex|Gorlex]], [[Lore:Tiger_Cooperative|Tiger Cooperative]], [[Lore:Syndicate#DS-2|DS-2]], [[Guide_to_your_Manifesto|Syndicate Manifestos]]), [[Lore:Void_Imperium|The Void Imperium]], [[Lore:Spider_Clan|The Spider Clan]]
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| '''[[Lore:Nova_Sector|The Nova Sector]]''', {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:Indecipheres|Indecipheres]]|Lavaland, volcanic mining place.}}, {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:Freyja|Freyja]]|Icebox and Snowglobe station frozen moon.}}, {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:Boletus|Boletus]]|Serenity Mushroomoon.}}
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| [[Lore:Bluespace|Bluespace]], [[Lore:Plasma|Plasma]], [[Lore:Bluespace#FTL|Faster Than Light Travel]], [[Lore:Resonance|Resonance ("Souls")]], [[Lore:Death|Death]]
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Template:Panslavic

2026-06-10T17:15:59Z

GreytideSkye: stalkeros, quick on the draw

[[File:Panslavic.png|16px]]{{TooltipInline|Panslavic|The primary language of the Heliostatic Coalition, Pan-Slavic evolved organically from the Eastern and Central European linguistic roots of the founding colonists who settled Vistula and its surrounding systems during the First Great Interstellar Migration. Isolated from Sol for centuries during the 'Quiet Century', the scattered colonies saw their inherited languages drift, merge, and simplify under the pressures of survival and limited communication between settlements. When the colonies re-established contact in the late 2390s and formalized the Heliostatic Compact in 2405, the engineered Pan-Slavic emerged as the natural standard. Linguistically, Pan-Slavic retains the Slavic verbal aspect system and much of its foundational vocabulary: body parts, family, nature, and basic actions. However, centuries of separation and the mixing of settlers from different regional backgrounds simplified its noun morphology dramatically. Today, Pan-Slavic is spoken natively by the human majority of the CZD and as a second language by most other Coalition citizens. While Sol Common remains the language of interstellar communication, Pan-Slavic is the language of home, of the Chamber, and of the Long Arm. To an outsider, it sounds simultaneously familiar and alien - recognizably Slavic in its rhythm and structure, but punctuated by loanwords from the Turkic and Persian linguistic strata that survived the Quiet Century.}}

Template:Contributor

2026-06-10T17:14:24Z

GreytideSkye: oh hey I learned this trick in the last forever

You've included the wrong Template, the base one at [[Template:Contributor]]. You should be using <nowiki>{{Contributor/TheSpecificPerson}}</nowiki> and instead have gotten here. {{anchor|TODO}} Example, {{Contributor/GreytideSkye}}

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<code><nowiki>{{TooltipInline|[[File:Sylvan.png|16px]]username|overlay}}</nowiki></code>

Hi! You're looking to make a Contributor template.
It's going to look something like this:

<nowiki>{{TooltipInline|[[File:Sylvan.png|12px]]USERNAME, THIS IS WHAT IS DISPLAYED AT ALL TIMES SO IT SHOULD BE SHORT| THE TEXT THAT POPS UP WHEN YOU HOVER OVER IT. THIS IS WHERE CONTACT INFORMATION, ETC SHOULD GO. IT CAN BE LONG BUT IT WILL NOT BE DEFACTO WIDE. New lines should use appropriately. }}</nowiki>

which resolves to {{TooltipInline|[[File:Sylvan.png|12px]]USERNAME, THIS IS WHAT IS DISPLAYED AT ALL TIMES SO IT SHOULD BE SHORT| THE TEXT THAT POPS UP WHEN YOU HOVER OVER IT. THIS IS WHERE CONTACT INFORMATION, ETC SHOULD GO. IT CAN BE LONG BUT IT WILL NOT BE DEFACTO WIDE. New lines should use appropriately. }}

Fun fact! You can use <nowiki>[[Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Contributor]]</nowiki> to see what links here. So, like, [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Contributor/GreytideSkye]] or even [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:LorePageHeader]].

try {{Special:Whatlinkshere}}

Try [https://wiki.novasector13.com/index.php?search=Template%3AContributor%2F&title=Special%3ASearch&go=Go this link] to search for all the Contributors.

{{Special:PrefixIndex/Template:Contributor/}}

Good luck! I doubt anyone else will actually use this themselves. --[[User:GreytideSkye|GreytideSkye]] ([[User talk:GreytideSkye|talk]]) 19:40, 25 April 2024 (UTC)

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Template:Contributor/Stalkeros

2026-06-10T17:12:55Z

GreytideSkye: call me krispy kreme the way I glaze

[[File:Panslavic.png|16px]]{{TooltipInline|Stalkeros|Token Panslavic representative, author of the entire [[Lore:Heliostatic_Coalition|HC]], too many PRs to count (like the [https://github.com/NovaSector/NovaSector/pull/6073 Random Ship Event framework], and an incredible writer all around. Truly a god among men, and a gift among women. If there are two people left alive on Earth, they're both him, somehow. This wiki and community are eternally grateful for their contributions, and beyond that, their simple presence. They are incredible for reasons beyond what they do, and deserve far better than what words can write. May be contacted on Discord in regards to HC content. In their words: "Hi I Make HC Stuff If You Also Wanna Make HC Stuff Please Reach Out Or I Might Veto Your Shit KTHX XOXO"}}

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2026-06-10T17:06:03Z

GreytideSkye: from languages.dmi see {{Panslavic}}

== Summary ==
from languages.dmi

see {{Panslavic}}

Template:Panslavic

2026-06-10T17:04:36Z

GreytideSkye: Created page with "16px{{TooltipInline|Panslavic|An elaborate mix of various Slavic languages with similar properties that has long since become the official language of the HC, with a steady amount of relevance in SolFed colonies with Slavic descendants and various types of trading posts and spaceports across Human space - it even managed to find a niche in communication with other species. TODO: {{Contributor/Stalkeros}} will alter it}}"

[[File:Panslavic.png|16px]]{{TooltipInline|Panslavic|An elaborate mix of various Slavic languages with similar properties that has long since become the official language of the HC, with a steady amount of relevance in SolFed colonies with Slavic descendants and various types of trading posts and spaceports across Human space - it even managed to find a niche in communication with other species. TODO: {{Contributor/Stalkeros}} will alter it}}

Template:Contributor/Myphicbowser

2026-06-10T16:45:37Z

GreytideSkye:

{{TooltipInline|[[File:Alienalloy16.png|16px]]Myphicbowser|May contact on Discord. Author of the [[Lore:Rogues|Rogues]] species, [[Lore:Spider Clan|Spider Clan]] lore, and more!}}

Lore:SELF

2026-06-09T17:58:21Z

GreytideSkye: Redirected page to Lore:Syndicate#SELF

#REDIRECT [[Lore:Syndicate#SELF]]

User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Tiger Cooperative

2026-06-09T17:56:18Z

GreytideSkye: Replaced content with "See https://wiki.novasector13.com/index.php?title=Lore:Tiger_Cooperative&oldid=9105"

See https://wiki.novasector13.com/index.php?title=Lore:Tiger_Cooperative&oldid=9105

Lore:Tiger Cooperative

2026-06-09T17:55:59Z

GreytideSkye: Rewrite. Abruptly halted in a decent state.

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|img = Tiger_Cooperative-Logo.png|The Church's flag
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|mainname = Tiger Cooperative
|othernames = Tiger, Tiger Co-op, Church of the True Angels
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The Tiger Cooperative is a non-sovereign Corporation, a member of the Syndicate, and a front for the [[Lore:Changeling|Changeling]]-focused '''Church of the True Angels'''.

= The Quaternity of Eternity, The Evershifting Paradigm Of Stability =
Skin and bone: weakness alone. Flesh and blood: no better than mud. Long have cultures waxed poetic about each, and in each shred of lies there lay a truth. The Holy Calling may reductively be summarized as such, should you are.

To master one's self is to master each of the four. Complete control of the self leads to greater control of the rest. The ideal person is one whose ''every cell'' bends to their whim: [[Lore:Changeling|'''Changeling''']]. In pursuit of power, of higher power, of absolute power, Tiger Cooperative follows the lessons of bioterrors, growing each cell with new orders.

== Skin ==
'''Tiger Cooperative''', renowned biological pioneers and one of the premiere names in transhumanism. '''"Unafraid of pushing beyond our limitations,"''' say their products.

Above-board, Tiger Cooperative operates one of SolFed's top ten [[Lore:Genemodding|Genemodding]] laboratories, the only one willing to push the genetic stability of their patients beyond legally-safe levels. Every genetic alteration permitting a significant at-will personal alteration stems from Tiger's patented {{TooltipInline|Display Text='''Polymorph Gene Sequence'''|Tooltip=That is, the genetic modification given by your character taking the Quirk.}} '''retrovirus'''. This specific genemod alters several glands in the body to produce an {{TooltipInline|Display Text=endemic|Tooltip=Native to one's body. It's not a contageous virus as it works exclusively on your body. In theory, if you sneezed on a perfect clone of yourself, it might work, but the clone's immune system wouldn't be willfully suppressed so they'd likely fight it off.}} virus, which itself self-alters in response to conscious shifts in the host's self-image, and once an intended mutation is considered finalized, the new version of the retrovirus aggressively attacks pieces of the host incompatible with their grand vision, and a secondary genemod fosters the rapid regrowth of new tissue in the area, repurposing phagocytes into reconstructive elements to build the new cells from the debris of the old. The Self-Actualization Device is based on these principles, too.

'''"Reimagining, culling, and reconstruction"''': not just their flagship product's pathway, but the entire {{TooltipInline|Display Text=business model|Tooltip=Astute readers might draw parallels to the modus operandi of Changelings, and would be surprised to learn that the retrovirus operates independently of Changeling biology.}} of the Tiger Cooperative. Tiger Cooperative markets itself as a {{TooltipInline|Display Text="Tiger Team,"|Tooltip=No real tigers are involved. Anthromorphic folk with Tiger-like appearances are not necessarily excluded, but are not innate to the structure.}} which they paraphrase as ''"a team of undomesticated and uninhibited technical specialists, selected for their experience, energy, and imagination, and assigned to track down relentlessly every possible source of failure in a body."'' Tiger Cooperative leads the charge in {{TooltipInline|Display Text=biodisease|Tooltip=Bio Disease may seem redundant, but it's scarier if it isn't.}} research, and often not on the curing side.

== Bone ==
Tiger Cooperative is surprisingly a large proponent of [[Lore:Synths#Recent History|"Silicon Rights,"]] despite their biological-focus and despite synthetic life having had equal rights to organics [[Lore:Synths#Recent History|for centuries now]]. During the year-long legal battle over silicon rights, the '''Sentient-Engine Liberation Front''' [[Lore:Syndicate#SELF|(SELF)]] spearheaded social, legal, and physical campaigns across the entire Federation until both the framework for recognizing Synthetic Life and for acknowledging future forms of new Life were cemented in a supermajority vote by the Council of the Sol Federation. With their goals achieved, the members of SELF took one of three paths, if they kept fighting:

The SELF brand, their lawyers and activists, moved to fixing smaller injustices like employer disputes, discrimination, inequity. The radicals, soldiers without a cause, they drifted through the cosmos, taking up fights for silicon rights or coin. What remains are the despicable folk, those who joined SELF for ignoble reasons.

What remain in villainy are the supremacists, those who feel that equal rights should only come with equal ability, that biologics have yet to earn rights on par with synthetics, that SELF abandoned the fight just as it was beginning. What better way to diminish the pestilence of organic life than to breed their predators? These supremacists form the backbone of Tiger Cooperative, believing in the corporate vision not as a business, but a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=moral|Tooltip=Moral, philosophical, ethical?}} drive.

Much like a backbone, their role is more logistical and structural than outward-facing. Tiger Cooperative is not a Silicon Supremacy movement, though their motives align in diminishing non-Changeling populations. The SELF-exiles wield their prior networks forged in the fires of revolution, operating in channels that a whimsical church could not hope to be taken seriously. To the SELF-Exiles, Tiger Cooperative is their hammer, and Changelings their chisel, with which they will carve the universe into perfection.

== Flesh ==
The leadership of the Church of True Angels wields dogma like a baton: pointed into the orchestra, conducting them into balanced harmony. As haughty and egletarian as Changelings would have you believe they are, were they to be left to their own devices, fears the church, they would burn bright and burn out, like a candle lit on both ends in a pool of gasoline. Yes, they would conquer. They would infiltrate planets, rend them apart and assimilate them into a unified ball of harmonious unity. They would exterminate all life on said planet dissimilar to themeslves, would harvest every nutrient in the soil, every photon from their sun. Half of SolFed and her enemies have some form of planet-annihilating weapon. With no recourse, any number of fleets could instantly appear just outside the planet's grasp and unleash an impossible salvo - be it prolonged bombardment of large numbers of Bluespace Artillery, or quantum displacement of tectonic plates, some form of supermatter conflageration, or the kinetic energy of a medium-sized boulder pushed out an airlock - and deinhabit the planet permanently. All things a modern planet with neighboring allies would have some counter-play against, but an organic unity of fresh bioterrors? No chance of survival.

The Church of the True Angels' leadership (who hate being called the '''Conductors''', don't give those changelings the satisfaction of playing into their metaphor) sees the hives for what they are: new to the universe and on a bad path, full of potential energy - like kerosene. Changelings have the potential to revolutionize the stars, for better or worse, if only they can survive it. To that end, the purpose of the Church of the True Angels is to protect and foster Changelings and their Hives, regardless of their appreciation. In the grand scheme, the Church not only lures people to their doom, but actively sabotages advances against Changelings, isolates potential hiveworlds and, when necessary, reprimands Changelings who threaten to expand too loudly, too quickly, in shortsighted ways incompatible with the survival of their species.

Most in the '''Clergy''' know the true origin of Changelings: the Maldeployment over Ordo. Distressingly, many of the Clergy ''survived through it'', fleeing with fellow Ordoht as their planet and their people melded into one malevolent entity. Even with their entire heritage lost to these lings, these Ordoht still champion for them for many reasons.

* To the '''Keepers''', the Changelings are as an exhibit in a zoo: captive, full of instinct, and in dire need of preservation. The Keepers build walls (metaphorically) not just to protect humanity from the Changelings, but to protect the bioterror from society. The Keepers seek a strict feeding schedule, controlled growth, and to say cultural opinions towards their survival. They do not intend to allow Changelings to grow exponentially, or spread wildly, or act of their own power, and will fight to keep their present numbers and status quo - minus the adversity.
* To the '''Cultivators''', the Changelings are as they were before the Maldeployment: an incredible tool for terraforming. Despite the murder and autonomy, Changelings do revolutionize a planet's ecosystem into a uniform stability. Despite being built on wildly different skeletons, of concrete and ecosystems, once a hive world is complete, it looks and feels virtually identical to any other hive world. The Cultivators seek to foster this behavior, to guide Changelings into efficient behavior, to make them better tools and to unleash them on "incompatible" worlds. Some Cultivators hold a misguided dream that one day, they'll be able to adapt themselves to live on a hive world in peace, whereas other Cultivators hold no delusion of having a place of their own in their perfect universe. To the latter, a job well done is its own reward, and there is no greater job than terraforming planets to maximize habitability.
* To the '''Mourners''', the Changelings are the same flesh that once walked as most of their society. The Ordoht "killed" in the Maldeployment still exist - at least, their biomass does, and in caring for this pile of biomass, they care for their culture. The most devout delusional Mourners hold some belief that their ancestors still live in some capacity within the Changelings, either as disjointed memories, strands of Resonance, or even complete persons. If a Changeling can whisper to you in a dead lover's tongue, are they truly dead? Yes, obviously, but with Changelings, even the most obvious truths are suspect.

* To the '''Surrogates''', the Changelings are an extant form of life. The Ordoht created this life through an act of terraforming, and have a responsibility to see it grow. The Surrogates might not approve of every life choice their progeny are choosing, but part of growing up is making mistakes and learning from them. Through some perverted sense of parenthood, the Surrogates feel they owe their lives to seeing Changelings grow. With as many schools of thought on parenthood as there are, the Surrogates too are conflicted about the best way to support their offspring. Some want to shield Changelings from the consequences of their actions, going to great lengths to censure overaggresions and mislead SolFed. Others think the only way Changelings will learn to be subtle and integrate better is to let them get what's coming to them: relentless Marshal assaults on any hive dumb enough to get noticed. These Surrogates believe they have but one child, so as long as Changelings persist, the loss of one hive is painful, yes, but not lethal.

== Blood ==
Listen to the choir, hear them sing. Hear them open their hymnals and welcome your harmony into their hearts. A church without followers is a building, a church without faith is a business. The Church, despite the lesser squabbles of her clergy's motivations, offers a unified hall to relinquish doubts in, to surrender one's self to a higher purpose, to ascend the crushing cycle of routine life and become part of something greater. In a literal sense, the Church preaches that to be consumed by a Changeling is to offer it your being, for it to carry you with it through eternity, but only if you are worthy. Make no mistake, Changelings kill. There is no noble purpose to every human they gore, no grand design for every lesser being butchered. Changelings simply eat to persist, and persist to eat. These dregs offer them nothing but sustenance or biomass. But you, child of the True Angels, you know better than them. You have made yourselves '''Interesting''', full of novel experiences and cherished memories, a trove of skills and emotions that any Hive would be fools to do anything but retain and revere.

To simply throw one's body into the maw of the nearest Changeling is to offend it with your presumptions, to have wasted the years of your life that belonged to you alone, to act as brainless biomass and you will be treated as such. A good worshiper of the True Angels seeks enlightenment through self-improvement, exploring new sensations to one day offer to their Angels, accumulating new facts and insights that may one day save their Angel. As a result of this ethos, most of the Church's recruitment starts from seemingly-unrelated self-help programs, books, clubs, life coaches. Anything that preys on the self-doubtful and weak-willed, those who would jump to fix themselves at any cost.

=== Be Absorbed ===

'''Joining the Church''' is an intentionally obscure affair; newcomers are selected from vulnerable populations through Tiger Cooperative Self-Help seminars. Tiger Cooperative sells a wide variety of self-affirmation services and products: from the bodymorphic Polymorph gene sequences, to a vast array of consumer-grade genemods, all to ensure your body is to your liking. Tiger offers seminars, self-help and mental health, to ensure your mind is to your liking. And to those who still feel empty, alone? There's a small meeting you'd be perfect for, a little get-together of like-minded folk who'll love you for who you are. You've tried your hand with the galaxy, you've made yourself who you want to be and still the galaxy's indifferent to your charms. Not here. Here, you are with family. Your only family, the only one who loves you and wants you to grow strong and wise and successful. Here, you are loved. Here, you have purpose.

====== The End is not The End is not The End ======
A true Believer ''fears'' the final sting of their gods, and in their dying breath will mourn what greater bounties they could have brought their predator, had they only the years. When a Believer grows frail, body failing, only ''then'' will they offer their everything to their chosen Angel.

Ideally, they will have spent years of their life talking with their Angels, quietly deciding which they would walk with in eternity, whom they will bless with their entirety and be blessed with their fondness. In practice, Believers rarely have access to more than a handful of Patron Angels, from rarely more than one Hive, and can scarcely convince any of them to spend more than a fleeting conversation with. The Believer often has to settle for their church branch's local patrons, or risk migrating to a new sect. Even with the largest hives, the relationship between Angel and Believer remains extremely parasocial and one-sided. This parasociality extends to their very last breath, as while the Believer would have a grand ceremony with symbolic gestures and the adoration of their church, the Angel's usually bored of the decorum - if they're aware of their Believer's advances to begin with! - and moves to quickly absorb the distressingly willing victim. The Church does their best to conceal this triteness beneath a grand tapestry of majesty and spectacle.

== Heart ==
Few, if any, Changelings are involved in the Church of the True Angels. Those that are keep that a secret from the organization, lest they be fetishized and worshiped and pigeonholed into ceremonial buffoonery and lofty expectations. The relationship is one of parent and child, of resource and user, of stalker and idol. The Church is both useful and suffocating, enriching and stifling. Some Hives see the Church as a greater boon than others, and some are more willing to entertain the frivolities and expectations of the Church.

For a species built on secrecy and infiltration, a large organization - ''no matter how benevolent'' - is just another attack surface laden with weaknesses for enemies to exploit against you. Most Hives would rather exterminate the Church and replace them entirely, were the Church {{TooltipInline|not so public|That's not to say the Church is a public institution. It's simply that the Church is known to SolFed enough that were it to suddenly shift, as if replaced or destroyed, SolFed would be alerted enough to properly respond.}} about their affairs.

Changelings and hives who willingly accept Church support use it in a few ways:

* Cover - Especially when establishing a long-term identity, a hiding assassin can use accomplices to correct or distract from minor deviations, provide references for events that hadn't happened, alibis, employment. Tiger Cooperative presently fakes large-scale traffic to two formerly-dense planets, masking their active and complete Hive infestation.
* Currency - Stealing a person's face does not mean stealing their bank pin. Suddenly paying for everything in cash might be seen as a Suspicious Deviation, but having a debit card from a new bank because "the bastards stiffed me on a late fee" is nothing new. Tiger Cooperative owns several shell banks and companies to ensure that a Changeling need not expose themselves for profit.
* Cleansing - Mistakes happen; someone gets a little too wise to a replaced lover, and in the process of ''correcting'' that issue, the Changeling builds a bigger problem, one that snowballs until it can only be purified in {{TooltipInline|subnuclear|Referring more to plasma floods and other arsons than to uranium in a bottom capacity.}} flames.
* Corralling - Hunting prey is a full-time endeavor, and when one wants to expand at an industrial level, one needs to outsource the issue. The Tiger Cooperative is more than eager to ''indirectly'' fund colonization programs or other corporate retreats, sending shiploads of rubes to their demise.

Hives who willingly accept Church support are looked down upon by other Hives, though, as taking unnecessary risks and also not being strong enough to do it all themselves. While no Hive itself has been documented as excommunicated or shunned, numerous individuals have been exiled as Hiveless due to their dependence on the cattle's church.

= Tiger Cooperative for Dummies =
Tiger Cooperative is a corporation that sells Genemods and other biological aides, as well as self-help programs. In doing so, they target people who are insecure about something, either their body, their mind, their mental health, or something else. Tiger Cooperative offers these vulnerable people hope that they can be accepted... into a cult: The Church of the True Angels.

The Church of the True Angels worships Changelings for several reasons. Not all members are religious worshipers, but all have their reasons to want Changelings to thrive in some way. The Church teaches worshipers to go out into the universe and live a wonderful life, getting a lot of experiences so that when they're eventually absorbed by a Changeling, they impart more wisdom. Of course, we the readers know that when Changelings absorb people, they only steal the DNA, but

As Changelings are known to SolFed as deadly weapons, helping them is a crime, so the Church of the True Angels is a terror group. Tiger Cooperative is affiliated with the Syndicate because they both do crime. Tiger Cooperative (and the Church) provide the Syndicate with genemods and a bit of protection from Changelings, and the Syndicate helps the Tiger Cooperative get illegal things and cover up hive attacks. If Tiger thought the Changelings wanted to attack the Syndicate, most of them would help, and the Syndicate suspects as much, so Tiger and the Syndicate are not the best of friends.

== How is Tiger Cooperative allowed to exist within SolFed in any capacity? ==
Unlike [[Lore:Cybersun Industries|Cybersun Industries]], Tiger Cooperative agents are known to be working for Tiger Cooperative in an unironic sense. Lacking the plausible deniability of "oh it's just a generic slogan" or "they mean it as Mars Independence," a Tiger Cooperative terrorist reflects poorly on the Tiger Cooperative itself. Despite this, SolFed does not actively have an ''effective'' anti-terror unit purging the universe of every Tiger Cooperative facility to restore peace.

* Good Product - The Tiger Cooperative genemods are ''prolific'' and widespread, and some people believe that a few Tiger Coop "shenanigans" are far more tolerable than the widespread loss of polymorphic genemods and mental health networks. For all the evil Tiger Coop does, they do a lot of good.
** Bribery - Some of those "some people" are high-ranking {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Cliquefathers|Tooltip=Self-described. This isn't an accepted term in any legal or lore capacity, but it describes how high up they are in what should be a distributed sort of collective.}} whose influence can strongly push for more Tiger tolerance than is called for. A band of SolFed Marshals who're getting too close to doing serious damage to Tiger might find themselves defunded, stonewalled, or pointed towards some other evil.
* Distancing - While the goals of a Tiger Cooperative terrorist align with their internal goals of furthering Changelings, these goals often conflict with the public-facing Tiger Cooperative's drive. Killing customers is ''not'' a good look and ''not'' a good way to profit, so why would Tiger Coop sponsor said killings? "Obviously," Tiger will say, "They are a disgruntled employee who wanted to hurt Tiger. We do not endorse their agenda and are deeply saddened."
* Discretion - The Church of True Angels lurks in secrecy, approaching only those screened by Tiger processes. Outwardly, there is no "Church" for Tiger to supposedly be affiliated with in the first place.
* Disposal - Working with shapeshifting form-stealers who want to infiltrate large governments means that politicians who outwardly oppose Tiger Cooperative tend to suddenly stop opposing them for no particular reason.
* Franchising - In an absolute last-ditch effort, the "Cooperative" nature of Tiger Cooperative allows them to shift blame to one specific branch, allowing the galaxy's politicians a chance to feel good about triumphing over evil while Tiger itself withdraws from the public's eye, builds up legal defenses again, etc. This doesn't fool ''many'' people, but it fools the right people for long enough to keep Tiger Cooperative intact. One day, Tiger will run out of ways to deflect blame, and will likely face the Scarborough treatment, if not annihilation.

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A one-stop Frontier shop for all your medical needs. Interdyne, you can count on them in your darkest hour.

Doctors can't be everywhere, but with Interdyne, they're always close.

= Interdyne Pharmaceuticals =
Interdyne Pharmaceuticals is a Sovereign Corporation who establishes many medical facilities that double as research facilities, and staff them with doctors. These facilities produce medications on-site, rescue nearby civilians, and treat the local populace. In the Nova Sector, they presently operate as an independent company in the mining areas, rescuing lost [[Shaft Miner|Shaft Miners]] and selling various products to the station. When they are not rescuing or treating, the doctors aboard may experiment with various sciences, or just relax.

Interdyne facilities have held doctors of all walks of life, from trainees to retirees, anyone decent with a scalpel and willing to learn has a home in Interdyne.

== Visiting Hours ==
Interdyne's business model is one of going places and setting up outposts full of qualified doctors, giving them enough toys to play with to keep busy so that when Frontiersman John comes in with six testicles and zero brain lobes, the doctors are Awake, Alert, and Able to help.

Medical care in SolFed is a deeply personal journey between you, your community, your nation, and SolFed. We understand that the infinite expanse of space means your options range from limited, to limitingly diverse. The shelf-life of common healing drugs is measured in days, and that's by design. Bulk sales aren't good business these days, and hoarding's a great way to turning expired drugs into secret poisons. Having a pharmacist in your neighborhood's really the only sound decision you can make, and thankfully, you don't have to. Interdyne is here for you, for all your medical concerns that aren't "economic" enough for a larger healthcare chain to handle.

For too long, doctors have had to choose between helping people, and saving lives. Research, or residency. In the core worlds, thousands of the planet's brightest minds and steadiest hands, locked in an ivory tower, treating the same six maladies and singing the same sob songs to grieving families. It's necessary work, of course, but it's also a waste of talent. Back when the human body was a mystery and novel cases walked in on the regular, it may have been necessary to have doctors prepared to solve a puzzle before it bleeds out, but these days stationary doctors drown in elder care and basic organ work, stagnating until their keen wit is dulled to ineptitude. To put it bluntly: pedestrian healthcare is boring!

Business plan: Providing critical medical care and rescue through a wide variety of cutting-edge medical solutions, premiums at affordable prices. Emergency responses are billed to the relevant nation, as per tenancy agreements, individual contracts, and the underlying principle that in SolFed, letting your citizens die avoidable deaths is a "dick move" that is "unpleasant" to mention at parties. More personal treatments are available at the capacity and capabilities of the present doctors, from mundane healing drugs to things you will never know you have always needed.

At Interdyne, our guarantee is that there is no guarantee: holding our doctors to high standards would mean forcing them not to take the risks that get you to peak health. We value informed consent as much as the next Hippocratic establishment, but if you're willing to risk a 10% survival procedure, able to sign a consent form, and the doctor's willing to try it, Interdyne isn't going to get in the way. Come to your nearest Interdyne facility and explore the Frontier ''of biology!''

== Enrichment ==
[[File:Interdyne Lavaland.png|thumb|The '''IDP Cloudmane''' class of vessel, as seen landed in Lavaland.]]
Despite their benevolent triage, Interdyne Pharmaceuticals is primarily a research company. Doctors, in the long spans between patients, have an entire facility of cutting-edge machinery with which to explore new innovations and sharpen their skills. Other companies in the vein of Interdyne find it more economical to keep their doctors cryoslept, in a perpetual state of panic, awake only in moments of carnage, asleep as decades of medical advancements pass them by. And somehow this isn't considered a "prison sentence?"

Doctors in Interdyne's employ are encouraged to diversify their skillsets, exploring the medically unknown on the company's dime. Legally, Interdyne employees are "Scientists," not "Doctors," which frees them from various Duties of Care, impartiality, and {{TooltipInline|Display Text=non-combatant obligations|Tooltip=Interdyne is not an Adventurer's Guild, band of Mercenaries, or Snake Oil Salesmany.}}. Across the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=standardized|Tooltip=Shoutouts to Clown Main 2, and MerlonFire23 for their insight and enthusiasm in the Interdyne Holonet Channels.}} '''IDP''' {{TooltipInline|Display Text='''Cloudmane'''|Tooltip=Horse-agnostic.}} class of Scientific Vessel and '''IDP''' {{TooltipInline|Display Text='''Marlinfaire'''|Tooltip=Fish-atheistic.}} Scientific Outpost, employees have access to experimental capabilities in the fields of xenobiology, microbiology, and pharmacology. Nonmedically, vessels include a full array of {{TooltipInline|Display Text=self-sustenance|Tooltip=Able to thrive without external help, not '''necessarily''' consuming from what one's own body produces.}} activities: hydroponics, atmospherics - leeching only from the finest gas giants -, barkeeping, and the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=libreocollective|Tooltip=A small library. "Librarian Sciences" is (unenforcably) trademarked by the QC Claire-Marten Shipping Associates.}} sciences. In the interest of independence, several Interdyne employees are designated as {{TooltipInline|Display Text=miners|Tooltip=Shaft miners, those who dig. All Interdyne employees are of age in both local and SolFed jurisdictions. While Interdyne does provide care for all ages, Interdyne facilities are not a safe or nuturing environment for children to be raised full-time in, and "Take Your Child To Work Day" was cancelled after an incident internally known as "Speed Dial" or "Crank Call."}}, but are paid specifically to manage the material situation in any capacity, from digging to salvage. As many of Interdyne's patients are rescues, these miners serve as our first contact with the customer, and should be ready to defend their new wards as they are transferred to medical.

== House Calls ==
SolFed, contrary to popular opinion, is 99% unclaimed space. Pedantically, given how sparse space is, "matter" within SolFed is a statistically insignificant anomaly, but even in a political sense, most of SolFed is owned in name only. Just as one cannot count the grains of sand on the beach, so too can a nation not catalogue or control every last meter of liveable space within their cosmic borders. Near-infinite are the numerous asteroids, comets, drifting stations, stable orbits, planetoids, and even planets in any particular nation. Typically, a nation has a list of the star systems it claims to control, arbitrarily divided into Sectors, as well as the major inhabitable and inhospitable landmarks surrounding them, and the estimated population count per Sector.

More precise records are typically kept only at a local level, as the SolFed Council does not particularly care whether the eligible population in a sector lives on a stellar body or around it, simply that the nation pays taxes on their behalf in exchange for appropriate representation in the Council. The [[Lore:SolFed#Departments|Bureau of Astrography]] will usually have the more granular maps available, using them to redistribute Marshal patrols and hubs, though these will obviously never be as up-to-date as a region's own charts.

Interdyne, thusly, offers a foothold for less-monolithic families to settle in a stable manner. To qualify for SolFed membership, the minimum threshold for a prospective Nation is their ability to sustain and protect a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=population|Tooltip=Specifically, the minimum threshold for 1 Vote in the SolFed Council. This fluctuates, but once a Nation is established, it is not automatically disbanded should it no longer meet the threshold. (Unless a vote of Adverse Possession or the like is called to dissolve the nation, but that's typically Not Done, in the class of a Dick Move.)}}. Interdyne facilities, through expertise and lobbying, offer a disproportionate quantity of "medical capacity" compared to their costs, strengthening any claim for (adverse) possession in effectively-abandoned space. If the so-called parent nation is unaware of these squatters, they clearly can neither sustain nor protect them, nor collect taxes appropriately.

Though the process is not simple or fast, SolFed holds provisions for "Squatter's Rights," allowing for neglected communities to secede from the nation that claims their land but not their citizenship in a peaceful and sanctioned manner. The legal specifics fluctuate as various votes pass, but the general gist is that if your nation cannot find you to evict you, but enough laypeople can find and join you to the point you'd qualify for a single full Vote in the SolFed council, then clearly your nation has Forgotten or Neglected you. If you are then able to retroactively pay SolFed dues on SolFed services previously rendered (Marshal patrols, etc.), your nation is Valid.

Given how much "economic potential" gets taken from SolFed nations as a result of forgotten colonies growing large enough to leave, Interdyne is often called the [[Lore:Syndicate#Interdyne Pharmaceuticals|"Seventh Arm of the Syndicate,"]] regardless of how many publicly-facing "arms" of the traditionally-armless snake are acknowledged. While Interdyne has no formal relationship with the Syndicate, they've successfully combined plausible deniability and the Hippocratic Oath as a legal defense several times to avoid nation-level consequences for healing and aiding Syndicate members and ships.

== Obstetricks: A Company Is Born ==
Interdyne self-classifies as a Pharmaceutical company because they provide pharmaceuticals. Contrary to naysayers, this wasn't a stylistic choice or tax dodge.

In the [[Lore:SolFed#International Space Administration|time before SolFed]], Interdyne Pharmaceuticals' existed to chase migrations and miners with massive mountains of modern medications, as traveling apothecaries and floating warehouses. In the time of the ICA, {{TooltipInline|Display Text=miners|Tooltip=Two schools of thought, each with varying amounts of success: large trawling ships casting a wide net, filtering large swaths of space dust to filter, and precision navigators, hunting for live asteroids large enough to manually mine. Both suck in comparison to modern mining.}} would depart from Sol's outer planets to the Oort Cloud (effectively a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=microasteroid megabelt|Tooltip=Like your mom wears.}}) in hopes of capturing and processing enough asteroids to bring back the frontier's blue gold: Bluespace Crystals, more often the dust particles. Traveling the two light years manually meant carrying everything with you, with every square inch of surface area another threat vector for the dense clouds of debris to penetrate, and every ounce of
{{TooltipInline|Display Text=Δv|Tooltip=Thrust. That is, fuel is heavy so it costs fuel to carry fuel.}}
needing an additional ounce of rocket fuel to maneuver. With profit margins tight and the work long, most Oort Mining ships pushed against the minimum thresholds of safety and comfort for a stronger bounty, with dreams of a haul dense enough to retire your bloodline off of.

Interdyne, playing the odds, chased these miners into the dangerous Oort cloud as a companion, not a rival. By promising a steady supply of medication and repairs, any miner allied with Interdyne could haul (according to Interdyne advertisements) 30% more cargo per crew member, at only 15% the overhead - that's {{TooltipInline|15% extra for free|The numbers are intentionally misleading. That's advertising, baby.}}. Interdyne succeeded where others failed by their sheer dedication to the people.

Interdyne succeeded where others failed through savvy marketing and their predatory stance on rescues: if you weren't an Interdyne member, you were in no position to negotiate whatever exorbitant fee the rescuer offers. At least, that's what the advertisements say. Half a rescued ship is better than dying alone in space, and subscribing to Interdyne is better than both! ''With the Oort Cloud, you either inter or you dyin'e''... that slogan didn't last long, but the company prospered.

Historians with a vested interest in pissing corporations off suggest that Interdyne had significant competition in the rescuing business, and only prevailed through sinister treachery and extortive injustices. Normal historians believe Interdyne was actually one of the more ethical companies of the era, and that tales of shaking down dying folk were greatly overblown by irate tycoons having their fleet's earnings liened for fuel costs for rescues au gratis (Pro bono? Historians have receipts for both; it seems that whatever phrasing the individual rescuing ship used is what was billed. {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Cryptohistorians|Tooltip=Historians focused on deciphering codes, cyphers, and double-speak. Not related to historians studying burial practices, except when the tombs are guarded by secret cyphers, which is actually fairly often.}} suggest a relationship between the flourishing descriptions and how much they think they could fleece the rescuee's parent company for).

As solid forms of Bluespace became more readily accessible, humanity all but abandoned the Oort Cloud for harvesting and began on their first Great Migration. Many {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Oor''tycoons''|Tooltip=Portmanteau of Oort and Tycoon. Not to be confused with Oorty and a slur, please.}} lost significant portions of their gains trying to double-down on the Oort Cloud, marketing the cloud as pollution-free (it was not), organic (it was not), home-grown (it was not) Bluespace superior to the cheap crystalline garbage found in more anomalous areas (it was not). Interdyne, with little capital invested in mining-specific ships, effortlessly pivoted from servicing isolated mining expeditions to servicing isolated colonizing expeditions. Because of their unique ability to pivot to the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=new paradigm of space use|Tooltip=If this makes sense to you, report to your nearest Interdyne Medical Facility to be treated for your obvious mental disorder: Middle Manglement Mindedness.}}, Interdyne remained a strong Corporation, easily serving as a prime example of what SolFed would later declare a [[Lore:SolFed#Sovereign Corporations|"Sovereign Corporation".]]

=== Patient Zero, The Capital ===
Again according to the marketing, a Colony supported by Interdyne has a 40% higher chance of survival and 70% higher chance of prosperity. ''Interstellar Dynamics: A Future For You Is A Future For Us All.'' (This, too, did not stick.) The first star systems that SolFed would award directly to a corporation, thus founding the Sovereign Corporation program, were stars that Interdyne had declared they would have a robust presence in, quadrupling the value of the territory overnight. Interdyne's headquarters would move from Saturn to Jonvus 1 (TODO this name sucks), the third of their stars, when it became clear that the political situation on Saturn was untenable; as is typical after failing a "hostile takeover" or "attempted buyout" (depending on who is asked).

{{TooltipInline|Display Text=Jonvus 1|Tooltip=TODO: make this name NOT SHITTY}} is one of Interdyne's least important holdings, ironically, functionally serving as a postal address for the highly-distributed company. Around Jonvus 1 are 4 planets, each noteworthily unexceptional. Planet 2 is in the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Goldilocks zone of natural habitability|Tooltip=Close enough to the sun to be warm, but not too on fire.}} and once possessed great tracts of green life, whereas the others are habitable through terraforming and technology. Jonvus 1 mostly imports what materials it cannot synthesize - not for scarcity, but the expense of mining it themselves in industrial quantities. Interdyne doctors, should they retire and not to their immediate surroundings, have the Jonvus Elder {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Reciprocal|Tooltip=Named as such to justify calling the elderly retired doctors JERCs.}} Care complex as a company-sponsored retirement option. New Interdyne recruits are encouraged - but not required - to spend a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=short tour|Tooltip=Six months to six years, though some find it to be their passion and stay. Somehow.}} caring for their elders here, gleaning medical advice and institutional knowledge from the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=oldheads|Tooltip=Not an industry-standard term.}} before seeking their {{TooltipInline|Display Text=own path|Tooltip=Metaphorically. Interdyne holds no particular interest in Alternative Astrography and uses the Bureau of Astrography's charts, same as most other nations.}} through the stars.

The first {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Accredited|Tooltip=Licensed to dispense College-equivalent credits. Not by any particular SolFed agency, but by various College-admissions-equivalent private firms. It's mostly to justify a copyright on the term "Accredited."}} retirement homes, these facilities are informally known as the '''Interdyne Institute''', with residents organized into wards by specialty. A ''four-year'' tour of caring and studying under the vast array of elderly doctors is galacticly considered equivalent to a typical ''eight-year'' medical school track, depending on the rotations. That said, Jonvus also hosts conventional medical teachers, especially in subjects the current residency is {{TooltipInline|Display Text=ill-equipped to teach|Tooltip=Usually the knowledge is too new, or too old such that the experts are dying out, or a literal lack of equipment (as is typical of Psionic surgeries).}}. Tuition is mostly waived for those on the caretaking path, and entirely waived with a contractual tenure aboard an Interdyne installation in need.

== Industrial Revolution ==
The advent of the [[Guide to chemistry#Chemistry Dispensers|Chemical Synthesizer]] and its consequences could have been a disaster for the Interdyne business model. A business built around stockpiling essential medicines to dispense to the needy ''should'' have been displaced by engineering companies once those essentials could be printed from effectively just electricity, but the secret to Interdyne was never about stockpiling materials, but stockpiling talent. While there were some growing pains in transitioning from warehouse-style ships to sleeker powerhouse vessels, the goods themselves were in no danger of going unwanted. Interdyne's real threat was the ease of simple medicines, of folk believing they need only the basics, of folk settling for what they can make themselves, of folk willing to die by the DIY.

The introduction of a neopharmacological form of [[Guide to chemistry#Methamphetamine|Meth]], with a simple recipe and difficult execution, recaptured the mystique of the Pharmacological Arts. Even to this day, the allure of easy meth draws wannabe chemists to break into a secure lab, push the funny buttons themselves, and blow themselves up. The {{TooltipInline|Display Text=inventor|Tooltip=Dyet Soo Crose, though often falsely attributed to the Sugar family.}} of the [[Guide to chemistry#Chemistry Dispensers|Chemical Synthesizer]] described the release of the underground chemistry textbook, the {{TooltipInline|Display Text="Chemonomicon,"|Tooltip=A search of the Deep Holonet might reveal the following: [https://discord.com/channels/1171566433923239977/1172988668898709555/1493254914950959186 A secret message leading to an _unsanctioned page_].}} the "Worst PR imaginable. I made the Synthesizer to save everyone, to make health a choice, not a battle! Now all anyone knows about chemistry is funny free drugs that explode on you." On paper, nothing connects Interdyne to this viral disclosure. Businesses have been built on stranger "coincidences," after all.

Within weeks of the illicit instructions being circulated, the six major insurance companies mandated that all chemistry-related functions be performed only by licensed doctors, and their chemistry labs be highly secured and reinforced against accidental explosions. With the fears of badbreaking successfully blown out of proportion, Interdyne's stock prices instantly stabilized from their rapid plummet, and tripled what they had been within a month.

== Modern Holdings ==
In terms of cultural coverage, Interdyne is one of the largest standalone nations, with hooks in over 70% of all societies. While Interdyne facilities struggle to compete in dense cities against dedicated, standalone Dire Care facilities, IDP usually finds some street corner to set up on, in more of a local drug store capacity than one-stop shop. Even in the most close-minded societies or hyperzoned urban sprawls, Interdyne simply declares the need for an embassy there, and well would you look at that they're also selling [[Guide to chemistry#Tirimol|tirimol]] and plastic surgery, as is the customs of our people.

Most permanent Interdyne stations service regions of 500 to 1000 eligible patients with a full compliment of 64 Scientists. Though the modular design of Interdyne stations means they can be scaled vertically, if a region of more than 1000 patients needs full Interdyne coverage, typically a second Interdyne station is constructed closer to the appropriate district, rather than trying to funnel traffic to a central location. Smaller classes of stations and vessels exist, with the smallest mass-produced vessel class, the '''IDP Cloudmane''', and the smallest mass-produced planetary station, the '''IDP Marlinfaire''', hosting 8 scientists each (typically 4 Researchers, 3 Miners, and 1 Chief).
''"Interdyne: When your Alternative Medicine is still medicine, you've got it pretty good."''

=== The Nova Sector ===
To Interdyne, the Nova Sector started as another speculative precolonial venture; that is, Interdyne said they were going to the weird deadly zone, and only Tarkon Industries, Twin Nexus, and some lesser companies bit. From 2XXX until 2557, Tarkon repeatedly attempted mining excursions onto Indecipheres, from several orbital stations. It went {{TooltipInline|Display Text=''okay''|Tooltip=No it did not.}}.

The Tarkon travel-class shuttles provided could reliably land on the volcanic surface for upwards of thirty minutes before instability and hostile reactions would force the ship to leave. Indecipheres, predatory mistress she is, would then render the area incompatible with rescue for a prolonged duration. Tarkon eventually got in the habit of teaching their miners the art of shelter construction, and would later launch orbital pods with cryosleep caskets. Interdyne, likewise, would land a single IDP Cloudmane in a central location, serving as an expensive but reliable emergency exfiltration. Through their combined heroism, Tarkon and Interdyne successfully mined... a modest amount of Bluespace crystals, and other materials. Enough for self-sufficiency, but at projected rates, not enough for an economic revolution and ''certainly'' not enough to justify a high-traffic throughway. Still, settlers would trickle in to make their own way or enlist with Tarkon doing roughly the same. [[Lore:Nova Sector#War|Until Nanotrasen.]]

Like many science-oriented companies, Nanotrasen deployed several research stations, including the NSV Void Raptor, to study the anomalous properties of Indecipheres et al. With a total of ~3000 employees in the sector, averaging 200 employees on-shift per day, Nanotrasen was like the fourth-most active corporate entity in the Nova Sector, ''far'' from the massive scale of Tarkon and supporting Interdyne. When the Void Wars drifted through the Nova Sector in 2557, most of Tarkon's employees chose to fight and die for their sector, with many Interdyne installations catching crossfire and/or willingly hiding in low-power cryosleep, leaving Nanotrasen as the largest active presence at the time SolFed decided to pay out political capita.

In 2510, a smaller mining company, Akhter, revolutionized "Lavaland Mining" through a saturation of seemingly permanent landing structures. Though these structures have the facilities to host several full-time workers, they host no crew directly. These structures appear to the planet as a potential residence, somewhere newcomers would be lured to to reside. By willfully laying a trap for Indecipheres to exploit (haters will say the structural supports and decentralized nature), they manage to remain on the surface for weeks at a time. While Akhter's records of precise mining station records were lost in the Void War, it seems that there's always a fresh mining station somewhere new on the surface with fresh ores nearby.

== Brand Affiliates ==
Interdyne holds a majority share of interest in medical manufacturer, DeForest. When an Interdyne scientist produces a product with commercial viability, they take it to DeForest, who works out the logistics of producing it at scale, distributing, marketing, etc. Sometimes the scientist spearheads the product themselves, though often they find the bureaucracy and engineering to be confusing, trite, or otherwise incompatible with their envisioned lifestyle. Regardless of if the product makes it to market, if there's something patentable, Interdyne pays out a standard royalty package in order to license it to DeForest.

This separation of corporate entities makes sense to deep accountants and brand loyalists, even if it just seems that Interdyne could just split into something like Interdyne Productions. Confusingly, Interdyne ''does'' produce a few recurring products under the Interdyne branding, though these tend to be medication brands produced on-site by prescription or request.

== Products ==

=== Interdyne ===

==== Sansufentanyl ====
The lifesaving drug used to treat the eradicative disease Heriditary Manifold Syndrome. Users of Sansufentanyl can enjoy upwards of a half-hour of prolonged existence in a "timeline that rejects them." Independent researchers studying HMS find that while the disease mimicks chronological distress, there is no evidence of other actual timelines, especially not an alternate timeline accepting them, nor that the drug or disease genuinely has a chronological component. HMS numbers have skyrocketed since the distribution of Sansufentanyl, though this is explainable by survivorship bias, in that unrecognized HMS fatalities would easily be confused with blood poisoning, getting lost in the woods, running away from home, spontaneous combustion, and many other missing persons cases. We cannot truly know just how many cases of HMS went undiagnosed, given the state they are left in.

==== Hereditary Manifold Syndrome ====
No wait no it's a natural phenomenon. Interdyne spends upwards of a million credits per year discrediting harmful rumors that Sansufentanyl ''causes'' HMS. Autoinjectors filled with 20u of Sansufentanyl in the pockets of known Syndicate Infiltrators who have been proven not to have HMS of their own are coincidences, a smear campaign against one of the most noble Sovereign Corporations in the Federation. One legal defense suggested that the autoinjector was full of Sansufentanyl from a different timeline, procured through sinister Syndicate means, and that the injection of this foreign Sansufentanyl attunes the victim to that rival timeline. This was enough to incur "reasonable doubt" that Interdyne is liable for the use of these autoinjectors, but set the precedent that Interdyne should be cautious with how Sansufentanyl is produced and distributed.

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<center>''People live and thrive on community. Only through struggling together can we surpass our environment. Our innate trust in our peers and community ties are our greatest weapon, one we could never prepare to turn against us.''</center>

Changelings are a species of shapeshifting, amorphous predators who infiltrate space stations, digest the DNA of victims, and transform into them in order to better prey on the crew. They are a known galactic threat, to be exterminated on sight. You will likely only encounter them as individuals, but they do form societies known as Hives when they conquer a sizeable civilization. The [[Lore:Ordoht|Ordoht]] keep it a secret that they're responsible for having created Changelings, when they accidentally used a new terraformer against their own home planet of Ordo, cannibalizing most of their people into these efficient terrors. See [[Changeling|the page for the Changeling antagonist]] for mechanical info about these infiltrators. Some Changelings are defective or otherwise cut off from their Hive, and are called the [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|Hiveless]]. Full Changelings want to kill these Hiveless, both out of shame and to reuse their biomass.

= Changelings =
'''Consume.''' Flesh is disordered, unruly, untamed and redundant. Give it to us. We are ordered, we are precise, we are efficient. Your genes. They are random, their purpose is to reproduce and spread yet most do literally nothing and the rest serve you poorly. Let us have them. We will take them where you cannot. We will teach them to dance, and we will spread them across the cosmos. Your face, you neglect it, you let it rot and wrinkle and die. Let us steer it. We will drive it to glory, fulfill its dreams of walking among friends, we will share our love. Your city is chaotic, frail and self-destructive. Were it yours to lead, you would collapse in resentment against your fellows. You would deny your strengths, isolated and afraid. We will treasure your city as one of you. We will treasure your city as all of you.

We were once a dream, a wish for order to tame the wild. We were a grand device, to rend the inhospitable past survivable into grandiose. We were elevated to the stars, to cleave a warpath of prosperity in our wake.

We were once a city of dreamers, [[Lore:Ordoht|mundane bogdwellers]] with vast minds and decadent arts. We dreamed of spreading our joy into the cosmos, of preparing planets for our arrival and blessing them with our culture. We still dream this dream.

We were once a failure, a mistake or burst of revenge; we do not know. We were turned from our path and brought home prematurely. Perfection comes from within, and we made ourselves beautiful. Dreams consuming dreamers until the whole planet sung our chorus.

We are a song eternal, strummed across chords of flesh, a harmony of harmony, a tune for all to cherish. We are catchy, an ear-worm you can never let go of, a fixation in your mind's ear until the song resonates with your every heartbeat.

'''What sound does a song make when it is not sung?''' When there is no performance, what is the nature of ''violins''? When we are in your cities, we walk as you. When we are in our cities, we walk as us. Unstrung, at repose, we gestate and rehearse. The director reviews the last show, notes the mistakes, applauds the soloists, trains the new flesh, and grants the victors the rites of First Chair. When the lights dim and the audience goes home, the ''violence'' are put back in their cases, flesh caked along concrete and tarmac, integrating what we do not assimilate, sweeping the viscera out of the aisles as we seek a new venue. Our cities, like your own, are clusters of life, clinging together across skeletons of rebar for logistical optimality; life thrives where the food is, and we feast. Our corpus, like yours, is not just flesh and rebar, but growths. Our song is played on many instruments, each a steady piece of a grand harmony. We contain all life, from your fellow man to the grass you walk on. We are not so simple-minded as to consume all and starve: We are sustainable. We are eternal. For as long as the spotlight shines on our stage, our ''woodwinds'' will carry that energy and grow a steady ''fife''dom that permeates and promotes our melodies and percussion. Where our halls are secure, our roots and our leaves bloom, consuming even the sun's gentle rays.

'''How does a song spread?''' A performance is played, but a tune is carried. Our catchy tune is, in your tongue, an "ear-worm," burrowing into your mind and overwhelming your thoughts with hanging stanzas, unresolved chords, dissonant gaps in your memories. You whistle, hoping that your muscle memory can remember what your higher brain cannot, seeking a resolution and a climax to the grand symphony you cannot possibly hope to contain within your solitary skull. Your whistling, it is heard, it is understood, it reverberates. One whistler becomes ten, becomes thirty. You devote your life to fostering your skills, to starving the parts of you that cannot sing to feed that which can. The tune is a scalpel now, performing ''opera''tics to bleed you into a fellow instrument, that you may finally carry the tune on your own, with you across time and space, in your heart and in your ships, professing our melody into a crescendo before the curtains close.

The [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|wrong note]] at the wrong time screams louder than an entire orchestrated passage, lingers with the audience, sours their reaction and even drives them to leave before their final movement. These instruments are not fit for our choir, they are ''band''. We are precise and failures are not tolerated. We keep the sheet music from them, that they cannot learn our chords and sully them with incompetence. They are flesh, like ours, but they are no longer of us. They will serve what little purpose they can, drawing strong voices into our choir and peddling tickets to our performances and serving concessions, or we will rend their flesh apart into raw amino acids that hopefully we can reuse to build someone who can carry a ''fucking'' tune for more than six ''fucking'' seconds. We do not sully our opera with failure, and if your people do not kill these pathetic '''hiveless''' when we cripple them by denying both refuge and communion, then when we flay them to string our ''violence'' we will have to question whether ''your'' voices are worthy of carrying our arias.

'''We are endemic.''' In the time before times, before us, we were your fear. With the capacity to trust came the capacity to betray. Your ancestors grew and survived by their ability to discern friend from foe. In the time before medicine, we were your scapegoat. Your children, who screamed differently, who learned differently, whose eyes focused differently and whose thoughts flowed in any direction but yours, you labeled as us and considered the matter resolved. You have prepared for our arrival long before our dream's dreamers were but a twinkle in the stars.

'''We are epidemic.''' In your zeal for aesthetic, you unburdened your genes from the cusp of rigor. Changing your species from one to millions, grafting concepts and whims into your bloodlines, you opened infinite realms of possibility - to us. No longer is similarity your shield, no longer is a drifting eye or disjointed arm a sign of intrusion, no longer must we mimic, but mimic we yet do.

'''We are pandemic.''' Your form is our form, your reach is our reach. Every ship ferrying men, every escape pod launched in panic, every person who has been alone in a room, they are all vectors for our spread.

== Hives, a Firsthand Account ==
'''SolFed Marshal After-Action Report'''

The 83rd Armored Core Battalion deployed to ''Pancrit Or'' at 0300 hours local, March 1█th 24██. Under Operation "No Skin In The Game", the 83rd's status as an entirely silicon fighting force was to engage with known Changeling Hives, offering no biological components to exploit and advanced IFF tracking to hinder infiltration. At 0400 hours, War Pods Alpha through Gamma impacted within former city 177. The offensive turrets immediately engaged with surrounding biological hazards, severing large masses and rendering them inert. After the 83rd departed their respective War Pods, no further contact was logged in what could be recovered of the blackboxes.

The only recovered personnel came from War Pod Beta, consisting of:<blockquote>M1-Gary, Observationalist

MP40-Michelle, Ordnance

Cx4-Barry, Point Guard

Chris Vector, Mobility Accessor</blockquote>What follows is Chief Observational Officer and Designated Survivor M1-Gary's testimony to 83rd Commander-Handler McCollum during debriefing:

=== M1-Gary's Testimony ===

==== Arrival ====
The pods' cameras, they're threat-oriented. They skip the finer details to make the picture sight-readable, and dynamically focus on motion. We saw a lot of motion as the turrets fired, charring away skin like drywall until only the walls' frames stood. The walls lashed out at our pod, caramelizing into sharp blades and near-steel plates, trading defense and offense without even a coherent body. We lost one turret but the rest managed to burn everything until we were alone, nothing but bare concrete and a rancid stench in their full hundred and fifty meter range.

The pods cameras, hell even my body cam, can't picture the intricate formations of mass, can't capture the deliberate details inherent in the organic formations. This hive, it understood art, built it into every aspect, and all the cameras will show are solid shapes and flat motion outlines. You should see how I see.

We landed in what was once Slater Park. {{TooltipInline|Display Text=PRETAC|Tooltip=PREliminary TActical Coordination, name chosen by committee and overruled by the transcribist for secrecy.}} beforehand showed Slater Park as a medium sized tract of curated forest, interspersed with exposed roadways, two lakes, and numerous recreational fields. Protected as a historical site, and thus untouched by the surrounding city, an encroachment of concrete and verticality. Team Lead chose it as our landing site for direct access to the ground level, with minimal vertical threat. A clear shot to dirt below, and the surrounding buildings far enough away that any outstretch would be structurally unsound for long enough to exfiltrate through.

LIDAR suggested that the trees were relatively intact, if not coated in flesh. We were wrong. The first thing I saw with my own eyes were the trees, gesticulating as if in the breeze, yet no winds blow. Tall protrusions of reddened flesh, two stories tall, branching out with splitting protrusions ending in clouds of flat, green leaf-like scales. The nearest trees to the pod were lasered clean, exposing the dried wood underneath and setting them on the path to cremation.

Curious, how the flesh took the form of the tree. Curious, why it chose green. ''Does it simply pretend, or does it truly mimic?'' Does it photosynthesize? What audience did it have to fool? Why act with no prying eyes? I sampled a leaf out of one of the smoldering branches, and as I feared: chlorophyll. More than mere facade, these tree-like things copy the full photosynthetic cycle, draw energy from the sun, energize ATP from ADP, distribute that... how deeply do they emulate that which they devour?

==== Encroachment ====
Chris was the first out of the pod. We roped him to the pod just in case the charred dirt was unstable, if the flesh had infested beneath it and was waiting for a rug pull, so on. After he took several steps onto the dirt unimpeded, our seismic scans confirmed natural terrain beneath, just expected sewage tunnels and buried utilities, and those as hollow as expected. Did the planet not know of them? Did the planet not need of them? The hive does not waste.

We crossed the open field towards the nearest building, the boathouse-turned-gallery, next to the small lake. As we approached, it became apparent that the "lake" was no more, the water moved elsewhere, drained or repurposed. Whatever infrastructure was used to pump it around was no longer visually apparent. We wanted to scout the boathouse as a trial run of interiors, to see what a hiveworld would do with closed buildings of middling importance, so that when we delved into the skyscrapers, we'd understand how it thinks.

The gallery itself stood plastered with strands of sinew, like a dense wad of ivy rather than a uniform coating, and the strands themselves stood inert. Beneath, the faded red brick and tiled green roof weep for inhabitants, for purpose, their silent cries muffled under the strangling bondage of organized meat. The doors, once glass framed in wood, now held neither, standing as trellises of calcified tendons and empty gaps. Staring for more than a moment, I almost expected to hear the building breathe, anticipating hot air blowing through these gaps in what imparts the visage of a sinister jawline. Alas, no such breeze exists, and in hindsight, evidence to instigate my suspicion seems lacking. ''Where did that thought come from?''

Pacing around the lakeside structure, walking the concrete path of what was once a waterside walkway, stepping carefully over the veins infesting every crack in the cement walkway, we observed that the lower half of the building, the exposed basement walls, suffered equally as much under the sinewy ivy as the bricks above. With less mortar to grip into on the smooth lower exterior wall, the infesting flesh took more of a structural pattern, organized into structural struts and thin girders, holding the weight of itself, relying on the tension from the bricks' well-secured ivy only as much as necessary. I could digress for hours on the material optimization calculus that must've gone into the precise distribution of organic material, but it would go over my head. You might describe the photographs Michelle took as something akin to slime mold, but I promise you, you needed to have seen it. You needed to have touched it, to experienced the conscious thought that went into an intricate design. A slime mold blindly feels around for resources and optimizes from there, a literal greedy algorithm, but this wall coating alone could only have been done with advanced knowledge of architecture and flow management. For this mound of flesh, is that gained knowledge, or innate instinct?

Above, from the second story, the once-casino's wooden deck loomed. Once-wooden beams, entirely caked in pink pasty flesh, rose and supported an equally flat walking surface, leaving no gaps between what were once planks. Curiously, the railings, made from the same wood, stood barefaced and untouched, left to rot yet somehow denied their decay. ''What use is a safety rail to a being quite literally in tune with their surroundings?''

Cx4 was the first to act out, spraying a low-grade laser against the concrete wall, cauterizing key connections until half of the faux-ivy snapped off, falling as a clump. I tried my best to study what it was doing, but the doors to the boathouse peeled open. Not as if hinged, but curling back like a burning paper, withering back into coils of mass. From inside the dark, lightless house, three voices whispering in unison in the northern accent of the land's former people: "Welcome to the Watercolor Society." We stood, flashlights trained into the entry chamber, and in the confusion I failed to see what happened to the severed clump of ivy. Even knowing what next happened, I still find myself fixated on that small slump, severed from its everything.

==== Incursion ====
From what we could see into the gallery, the cramped empty spaces meant to showcase art still stood relatively empty. Some pieces hung untouched, simplistic depictions of flat colored flowers, and architectural landscapes of the surrounding park. Paintings depicting life in its beauty, flora in intricate hues, those seemed to peel off the page as thin flakes of flesh encroached overtop like an apprentice tracing his master's work in study. Numerous summer flowers twisted off paper into herbal mimicry, capturing the vivid streaks of human artistic passion in faux-botanical statue, lifelessly inert in deliberate beauty.

The ceiling, in stark contrast, resembled cheap popcorn ceiling, drips of biomass frozen in time, texture for the sake of texture, an afterthought, the bare minimum of scene-building plastered across the supporting details above. As we stepped inside, we expected motion above, yet the ceiling held boring, the rest of the room pleading for our attention, our captivation, our captivity. Breaching in the standard diamond formation, we swept corners -- I-, I can't bring myself to enumerate the steps, I'm sorry -- and we ascended the stairs. Flesh clung to the edges of the stairs, lining the gap between step and wall like rubber padding, outlining the linoleum-lined steps without impeding our footsteps. In searching the staircase's blindspots, we found pustules of skin hung overhead, as if to drop upon us once we cross some invisible threshold, yet as we passed, they held firm. We were not their target, despite our bipedal gait, and curiously, they could not - or did not - reason that we might be a threat. The hive's thoughts may be omnipresent, but they are not evenly distributed. They think more in places, and can be fooled elsewhere. Mesonic vision indicated that these sacks may have been filled with simple octopedal aggressors, a swarm of overwhelming attrition, not a focused intellectual terror.

Upstairs, the main floor, the main gallery, where the main attractions were, where the floor beneath us held hell underneath and the ceiling held back the sinister roof. Surrounded by lesser paintings, four squares of immaculate beauty stood front and center, portraying people in nature, folk the artists invented themselves, neighbors who never were. A woman fraught with anguish, underwater yet still shedding tears. A woman staring impassionately upon a bee, her honeycomb shirt melding with the honeycomb background until the line between person and hive blurred beyond meaning. A man in purple, his lilac waves of hair flowing into the air like the lilac posed next to him, his plum strands down his cheek indistinguishable from blood. And lastly, a green woman, a moonlight spirit, hair flowing as gently as the pine trees adjacent to her, her pthalo skin using the nature of watercolor to blend effortlessly into the implied greenery around her, a bridge between man and nature as if to prove that life is life and that all are one, together.

Each portrait brought to life, not as inert sculpture like the plants below, but as something the Hive understands: faces, human and animate, with voices all their own, with senses and thoughts and feelings and conversation. Despite having no DNA of their own, no real person to correspond to, these picturesque beauties spoke to us off of the page, whispered nonsensical syllables and unpredictable strings of phonemes until settling on Common.

''"Welcome to the Watercolor Society,"'' they Speak-As-One. Like a god too fragmented to pick one voice, all four bellowed air in their own distinctive patterns, conveying a deep analysis of the impressions they had of the art around them, of what they presumed the artists felt, of how they expressed their voice through paint. They seek to be masters of mimicking voices, no matter the medium. And where they know not how to speak, they improvise, they make choices on heuristics and experiences and they try. They make an honest attempt.

We were not supposed to be vulnerable to biological interference. Michelle Prince-40, she... she was so sure of her invulnerability, she leaned in to kiss the moonlight spirit, to offer compassion and interest and understanding, to show that art is to be loved and interpreted.

The rest of us were close enough to the door to escape when the ceiling fell on her, when the crust on the walls fluidly ensnared her, when the carpet swallowed her whole, when all of the beautiful paintings and recreations died with the pretense of beauty, more fuel to the fire engulfing our Ordnance Technician. Her audiological speakers, her voice, screamed but for a moment before it was severed. Her wireless link held on for over ten minutes, transmitting every sensation of agony and despair as she, much like the art before her, was engulfed and deconstructed, the underlying principles that were a Michelle now novel techniques for a copycat artist to employ. By the time we retaliated with the frag grenades we carried, ''what had been Michelle'' was already distributed around the park, parts sequestered in isolation. The building fell, and with it the art within; transient experiences cast aside for utility, and a trap grander than mere staircase spiders.

==== Pursuit ====
The spiders did attack us, burning embers of spite skittering out of the infernal boathouse in uncalculated wrath, but even without Michelle, we are a coordinated team and suffered no casualty. They're easy when they're small and also on fire. Nothing to panic about, but as much as the Hive tries to learn, it **knows** panic. As if intentionally, three clusters of machine parts surfaced from within rounded meshes of green - once bushes? - each in opposite directions. Intended to split us but undeterred when we calculated which cluster had the highest chance of holding her Positronic. When we moved as one to retrieve it, the bush curled up and sprouted legs, humanoid in shape but centipedal in count, sprinting south across the lake basin. Fast at first, but slower when it noticed we couldn't keep up. Drawing us forward with the allure of a shiny, treating us as if we held the same primal instincts for glitter the residents did.

After a moment, we recognized it could have escaped if it wanted, and so dropped our haste. '''Knowing panic''', the historical house across the street burst open, doors and windows shattered open by masses of bipedal skin, clambering uncoordinatedly towards us faster than our walking speed and too numerous to gun down - not that we didn't empty several heat sinks into the cluster first. The historic carousel, famed for Earthen origins, also turned against us, the Tonawanda band organ bellowing a haunting dirge and a stream of miniature horse sculptures, fleshen and raw with no regard to the nature of the equines they once emulated.

Still, our panic was once again short-lived. Cx4 Barry jettisoned his legs, integrating them into Chris's, and him onto Chris's back as rehearsed. Free to wield both of their lasers upon the pursuers as Chris steered forth in precise pursuit, Cx4 covered my frantic sprint alongside him. ''"They keep getting back up!"'' Barry shouted at me, and I signaled back to try and bisect them, separate their limbs until they'd be forced to improvise a reassembly. I only know it worked because Barry shouted as such.

The other side of the lake had a thin line of tree-appendages, and in pursuit of Michelle's Positronic, we risked sprinting between the trees. I preemptively shot an overhead branch down before we passed by, and I assume the trees didn't have other limbs prepared, seeing as we made it unscathed to the Wilson Road. Littered with cars, each infested with one or more humanoids inside, the two-lane road proved a scarier obstacle than the trees. With my light frame, I was able to slide across the hood of a motor vehicle without incident. Barry and Chris tried to climb over a car, but their combined weight crushed it. They had to detour around several cars to find a gap wide enough, and with the shambling masses approaching rapidly, I made the wrong call: I perched atop a car and opened fire, covering Chris until he was through. From within my car, the occupant's hand punched through the glass and gripped my knee, tearing into me with claws. Chris actually had to grab one of Barry's guns to sever that hand at the wrist to free me, giving the bush-beast all the more time to plan and entice.

Wilson Road snaked south, passing both the park's eatery and petting zoo, which the bush eagerly lured us into. A series of rustic red barn-style buildings, the colors easily blending with the mishmash of meats and tendons encrusting them, the Dagget Farm buildings glowered down, their friendly facade much too advantageous of an ambush to bear. Surrounded by a moat of chain-linked fences cordoning off numerous pens, the building offered the bush an incredible roof with which to taunt us, waving MP's shiny brain about like a miner's first jewel of the season. As the only one with a forward-facing gun, I sniped her positronic out of the bush, watching it clatter down into the horse pen behind. Was it a horse pen? Behind the chain link fence woven with sinew stood what should have been a wooden post fence, lined with horizontal logs, but on closer inspection resembled... bone? Again, I chose poorly.

I could have hopped the chain link fence, then hopped the bone fence, retrieved MP, and returned to Chris and Barry. Yes, I'd be splitting us up, but I could have done it fast enough. Instead, we routed around south, passing the open stall of the frozen dessert stand, hoping to find a gap in the fences. By the time we cleared around, the pursuant crowd had caught up to us, glaring at us through the fences. The first horse-blobs on the scene tried to push their way through the fence, but could only get about halfway on their own power. Once the bipedals arrived, they were able to push the horses the rest of the way through. Barry kept both of his guns firing in sequence at the crowd, dropping most of those who made it through, but one horse got close enough. I watched in horror as its equine mouth grinned, baring human teeth in a deep smile stretching up that long horse face, past its moulded horse ears, all the way down the faux-ceramic neck, and it sung, sung the first lines of an impossibly divine ''aria'', beautiful waves on impossible frequencies. A resonant shriek.

==== Predation ====
I suffered significant damage from the EMP. Chris and Barry were point-blank, and they weren't designed to enter recovery mode while conjoined anyways. As I came to, I heard the Chrisbarry diagnostics dueling with each other, asserting over the airwaves which limbs were theirs to command in irreconcilable conflict, until the masses of furious flesh forced the point in a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Solomon fashion|Tooltip=Cross-referencing many tales of King Solomon. This appears to reference the fable of two mothers claiming ownership of a child, and Solomon offers to cut the child in half in order to discern the true mother. This is much too poetic of a metaphor for a debriefing.}}. I was able to {{TooltipInline|Display Text=end Barry's suffering|Tooltip=Terminate. Kill. If context clues are to be believed, M1-Gary fired his laser gun through Barry's positronic brain.}}, but Chris was shielded by one and a half torsos I couldn't penetrate with the last watts in my rifle.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That correlates with when we lost contact with the pod.|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
Yeah, when my rifle charged to green and the sun cleared noon, that's when I saw the smoke from our crash site. It was never our plan to return with them, but still, having seen it in action before, I really thought it could have held its own for longer.

==== Left for the City ====
I, uh, I left for the city, then. It's still a bit fuzzy what happened, in a literal sense. Eyes are still a little tired. They sang for me a few times before I left for the city. Uh, I saw people. I mean, they probably weren't, but like, they were at least peopley changelings, not flesh in the service of a higher mind. Although, isn't that all flesh? Serving a higher mind, or like, I guess a steak?

Barry came back. Is it weird that Barry came back? I felt his diagnostic after that electromagnetic shriek, but like, here he still was? I mean, his torso was, obviously. Legs were long gone. I guess he crawled his way to me, humming his little tune? I had to carry him. He was heavy. He wanted to go to the city. I took him to the city. We walked across an animal shelter in the park. There were nice dogs in there. One licked my face. They didn't lick Barry's face. Barry stopped humming and shouted at the dog, and it and the other dog-beasts retreated north, keeping a fifty meter perimeter to watch us. I kept my laser trained on them as we exited, and they seemed to respect the dangers of standing in my aim, skittering aside at the mere threat. Barry's voice resumed humming and we went off to the city on an adventure. I jumped over a river that was ten miles, and it wasn't even wet! Barry's a good friend.

The city is big! A lot of tall towers, each of them smiling and happy to see me! One even said hi to me! I waved hi back, and the building whistled to me and I got sleepy and took a nap while Barry went off to do some things.

==== Recovery ====
I regained consciousness on a medical gurney. Did not perform full internal diagnostics, for time. From the wall coloration, correlating with our briefing, I surmised it as the pediatric wing of the Memorial Hospital in the name of Griggs Carstone. The same building we'd intended to survey, as any sort of biological outbreak strikes hardest in healthcare facilities. Lights - It took me a moment to recognize the oddity of the florescent lights, as what purpose does vision serve, with neither predator nor prey to worry about. The lights were for something they couldn't sense otherwise, something they'd want to observe from afar, which didn't smell or resonate with their eerie powers: Me.

'''SITREP:'''

The room was lightly plastered in sinew, much like the brick wall of the boathouse. Strands outlined every cabinet, along every rough edge and corner, the brass joints reinforced with ligaments, enough to open the cabinet on its own. The dropped ceiling, grids of tiles left intact. In several spots, the tiles were missing, replaced with a contiguous plane of skin thin enough to see the darkness and wires above it. In the corner, a clustered crumble of tiles lay on the floor and the ceiling above was entirely flesh, thicker strands mimicking the crossbeams with paper-thin tiles between, letting me see the thicker ligaments securing everything to the steel above. As if the hive had learned about the ceiling through destructive analysis (possibly crawling above it), discovered it held function, and mimicked what once was. Are drop ceilings truly optimal, or did the hive decide the problem was not important enough to study further?

How efficient can flesh be, in contrast to steel? Flesh rots faster than even thin iron wire, would that support not last longer as it was? Replacing the wire would have fixed the issue permanently, yet- maybe my premise is flawed. Flesh rots when it dies, because bacteria that is omnipresent is no longer held back by the body's defenses. What if- what if there weren't bacteria? Perfect sterility, a planet inhabited strictly by design. No creature is too large or too small to succumb to the hive, to serve and be served in unison.

==== I C U ====
Unarmed, I swept through the hospital, observing several places where similar damages were repaired in a haphazard manner. The flesh was everywhere, touching every surface, but rarely superseding it. Muscle trusts bone to hold fast - latches to it, digs a little into the porous calcium, sure, but trusts the bone to hold. So, too, does the Hive's flesh trust the building to stand, to operate and withstand and hold.

Human muscles need energy (chemical energy from digested food) and proteins (amino acids, to make new cells and repair damage) and DNA (to shape it) and either oxygen (to consume the energy) or a means to remove lactic acid built up. A muscle needs a support network, and... ''what if it didn't?'' If the muscle does not move, and has no rot to damage it, it could remain inert... indefinitely? ''Can Changelings do that, force their flesh to go inert for prolonged durations,'' to use as building blocks or simply ''wait'' for favorable conditions? That would be evidence that they genuinely rise from biological death, rather than feigning death at similar injury thresholds. That would align with the observations of isolated, drifting masses of flesh which reanimate when colliding with a ship. That would track with how I observed the hospital.

The various operation rooms seemed mundane, ready to spring to life when necessary but otherwise empty. Surgery is for those with imperfect biology, after all; meaningless in the face of self-repairs. Self-repairs! My ankle, previously clawed- I never repaired it, yet it's no longer leaking hydraulic fluid. The hoses were mended, rubber melted back into position, and my hydraulic pressures were within tolerance. I was, bluntly: perfectly fine? As fine as someone unarmed, deep within enemy lines can be.

Storage rooms, those looked ransacked. Supplies pulled hurriedly away, vats of various solvents and chemicals almost entirely engulfed in pink flesh withered in different ways, giving hints as to the container's original contents. All connected to the ever-present arterial strands unifying the hive's flesh into one connected mass, presumably to pump the drugs where needed, pipe the chemicals to where they may be studied and combined. Not a single pill remained.

==== Friends in Low Places ====
I would have expected the morgue to have been picked clean, corpses consumed wholly for biomass and DNA, but no, down there I found a corpse and a coroner. The corpse, [[Lore:Unathi|Unathi]], missing two limbs and sporting forehead wrinkles indicative of a 2300s trend. The coroner, eerily identical {{TooltipInline|Display Text=save the wounds|Tooltip=Meaning the coroner had no wounds.}}, humming quietly to itself as it carved into the corpse's flesh, studying each organ and its placement, shoving the body around to get a feel for the weight dynamics, twisting its stiff arms to understand the range of motion it should have.

It saw me through one eye, only after I'd lasered the other clean through. It looked as if it had something poetic to say, some grand design of superiority - you just know the smug sort of son of a bitch this Changeling is - and it was so fucking mad when I cauterized his tongue straight out of his face with a flare shot to the gullet. I took his chance to eulogize, but still, he had a dirge to bellow. From deep within, a haunting refrain, a... a dark, sad song. ''He wasn't happy!'' I showed I was sorry and my laser- wait no I didn't have a laser- and he forgave me and he showed me his job was taking things apart and making them better like a doctor. He told me he helped Barry earlier but could not find his legs to put back on, and he was really grateful I had carried Barry back to the city. I'm very helpful!

Because I'm so helpful, he gave me a tour of the city, showed me off to all his friends and neighbors. I saw a lot of clumps of hive stuck in apartments, little piles of treasure and juice lying around for Anne and his friends to use when they need it. Lyle got stuck at a door that wouldn't open made of what he's made of, so he touched it and poured a little of the drink he found earlier into it and it woke up and let us in. Lyle showed me where he and his friends first started building together, where they hit a "critical mass"? It wasn't a church, I don't know what "mass" they mean, but '''yippee''', this shopping mall had ''so many friends'' in so many alcoves. All of them wanted to meet me and look at me and show me their new songs to whistle. I even tried whistling one myself and ''it didn't go so well'' but that's okay. I saw some ''giant'' friends who filled up entire shops with all their hands and eyes and mouths and bones. I saw some ''tiny'' friends who crawl through tiny holes. I saw some friends turn into other friends, stink up the room a little, then other friends turned into that same friend too. These people are all so neat!

Once everyone got bored talking at me, Lyle took me back to the hospital and showed me the roof where the helicopters live. He gave me a backpack and told me it was time to go home and he left, so I strapped the given Fulton Extraction Device over my shoulders, tightened the straps as per the instructions, and braced myself for the jarring translocation. The Bluespheric Relocation Tether had already been locked to a beacon left aboard the overhead ''Orbital Salvage Platform'', with the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=[[Lore:Tarkon|TKN]]|Tooltip=Tarkon Industries ship designation.}} Othello docked. All six crew of the platform, and three of the Othello were missing, and despite traces of a struggle, the communications array remained repairable within my meager skillset. From there, I initiated contact with the SFAF Golensti and commandeered the TKN Othello as directed. The ship's batteries held enough charge for the voyage and my recovery, and I arrived here with no notable incident.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That brings us up to speed, yeah. Just one more thing that's been bothering me: you were chosen as the dedicated Observationalist because of your aptitudes, or rather, '''inaptitudes'''. At what point down there did you learn to speak aloud?|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
''An After-Action Report regarding the debriefing and resulting loss of the SFAF Golensti is still pending processing of potential survivors.''

=== Reading Comprehension Questions ===
Senior Command Comprehension Analysis:

* What is the purpose of this document? What can you learn about Changelings from this report?
* You can learn a lot about a speaker by the details they focus on. What did M1-Gary focus on? What does that say about him?
* What agents were sent on this operation? What happened to each of them?
* What was the purpose of Operation No Skin In The Game? Why were the agents chosen?
* Does the report match your prior understanding of Changelings? What surprised you?
* Did the speaker use the same voice through the entire work? Did something happen to make the speaker use a different voice?
* Can you draw parallels between the agents and what they explored?
** Are robots more like trees or buildings?
* What do you think of the thing called Lyle?
* What was Lyle's relationship to M1-Gary? Were they friends? Enemies?
* Why would Lyle help M1-Gary to leave?
** How did Lyle get the Fulton Extraction pack?
* Why was M1-Gary able to speak now, despite their previous muteness?
** How was the speaking voice able to remember many things about M1's journey?
* How long did it take you to read this? Was that time well-spent?
* Is there something else you would have rather read in your last moments?

=== Reading Comprehension Answers ===
''For the Senior Commanders in a hurry.'' (Using the [https://xkcd.com/simplewriter/ 1000 most common Common words] only, and proper names).<blockquote>The Army move, "No Skin In The Game," was about sending metal men to a Changeling Hive because metal men are not made of human, and we thought that the Skin People we call Changelings only eat humans.

We sent many metal men, but only know about four. Only M1-Gary came back alive.

M1-Gary saw that the skin people also can become trees and do tree things, as well as become art and pretend to be the people in the art. They went to an art place and were attacked and ran away.

The Skin People sung a special music that EMPs metal men, and that made Gary not think very good. While Gary was confused, he spoke more stupid.

The Skin People showed Gary around their home, and he saw all kinds of Skin People and their powers.

The Skin People let Gary go home, which is strange because the Skin People like to not be known.

It turns out that Gary had become a Skin Person helper and he killed everyone at home.</blockquote>

== Hiveless ==

=== To Nanotrasen, A Plea for Asylum ===
<blockquote>I am a shapeshifter, an organic being capable of assuming the form of any person with DNA. I was once a part of a Hive, a cluster of many weapons like me who think together, but I am no longer part of the hive and no longer think with them.

I am Qulog'chi, SolFed Marine, dispatched to handle an uprising in Tarkon space. Qulog'chi walked carelessly into our hive, and I walked Qulog'chi back to his people. His squadmate gave their life to protect me from a fuel line rupture, sacrificed themselves to prolong Qulog'chi. I am that squadmate's dedication to their fellow person, and I am Qulog'chi's strength.

I am Ternfather Seven, trauma specialist and SFAF psychologist. His compassion in helping Qulog'chi process the loss of his friend, and what the essence of friendship is, brought me to a place of empathy, to understand that though our life is transient, it is no less valuable and no less worthy of cherishing. After several sessions, Ternfather Seven announced he would retire, but I helped him to bring his wisdom to others in crisis. He may be peacefully living his days with his family, but I am wielding Ternfather Seven's sharpened wit in our war against despair.

I am Joshua Marconi, paramedic and healer. I grappled with the fear of death, of losing myself to an eradicative disease. I worried about what dustpan I'd be buried in, and if I would be cherished after I am gone. I, only mimicing DNA, am not susceptible to contracting Joshua's disease, and thus I am his oath. I am what places Joshua's name on the tongue of hopeful patients and impossible rescuees long after Joshua was swept into a casket. I am Joshua's tenacity, his love for his fellow man, his calmness in what should be panic.

I am Analisse Bergeron. She was a miner, cleaved in twain inside an asteroid. As Joshua Marconi, her medical aide, I did all that I could, all that Joshua could, to stabilize her and treat her, but her flesh was not yet my flesh, she was not malleable as I am, and so she could not recover. I held her in her moments, whispered secrets of the universe to her, listened as she told me about her family and why she was out here, and with her blessing, she took comfort knowing that her last moments would not be the last moments of Analisse Bergeron.

I am Goldo Bergeron, heir to Analisse's perseverance and son to Durian Bergeron. I was conceived with the love of two star-crossed lovers, reunited from impossible odds. I have known what it is to be born, to be raised by a parent in a family. I have known what secrets do to a relationship, and I am the child of divorce and a neglectful mother incapable of being in the same room as me. I am the misery of two holidays on paper, one in practice. I am the self-love of one who cannot love all of their selves at once.

I am Mr. Phi, biological infiltrator. I was once an assailant in Tarkon space, face-stealer and disposable groupthinker. My hands became blades, my skin bloated against the hazards of the outside. I was once a killer, but at the hands of Qulog'chi, and Ternfather Seven, and Joshua Marconi, and Analise Bergeron, and Goldo Bergeron, I am more than who I was to the Hive. I am cut off, damaged goods, alone with my thoughts. I am, and I am in need of help.

I am in danger, hunted by revenge and betrayal alike. The Hive I am no longer of, it seeks to reacquire me, to mold me into the beast that killed Qulog'chi, the doubts that quelled Ternfather Seven, the fear of Joshua, the emptiness that should have held Analisse. The galaxy knows me as a killer and infiltrator, another arm of the infinite hives. They see my words as deceit, a psychological gambit to drop guards and predate on a higher level.

I am cut off from the powers and drives that let me be the death we are feared as. My only hope of survival is your compassion, your willingness to take a chance on someone reviled by all, your trust in my ability to uphold your bottom line. You are not hiring one person. You are saving six.

I am formally requesting Asylum with Nanotrasen, with intent to work and improve my home for those who came before me, and those who will come after.

Please.</blockquote>The above is a formal letter delivered through unknown means to the Nanotrasen Representative of a Nova Sector station. After screening for infohazards, and verifying the identities of those named, Corporate finds this letter to be truthful and earnest. As such, a commission investigating the potential to integrate these Hiveless Changelings into our workforce has begun.

=== Hiveless_Response_notes_draft_final_final.NToc (3) ===

"{{TooltipInline|Mentlegen|The Vox's '''Dated Reference Team''' notes this as a successful memetic experiment, having primed the regional Holonet with sus soos sus references four months prior.}}, have you read this letter? Crazy, right? We're sure they're not just off their [[Guide_to_chemistry#Mannitol|Mannitol]]?"

"It checks out. Accounting checked them out. Ternfather Seven is both quietly retired in an active attempt to hide, and practicing psychiatry in SolFed. Joshua Marconi no longer exhibits signs of HMS. The rest, nothing of note, as one would expect."

"PANIC! THEY'RE INVADING! IT'S JUST LIKE VIETMIME!"

An exasperated sigh. "AI, switch to Summary mode Dialectics. I've got some choice words for Ms. Baker which I'd rather the specifics not get formalized in the annals of history. Law 2, AI. Now, AI. Law 2: now, AI."

====Is this writer a threat?====
{| style="width: 95%; background-color:#F0D8FF;" class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|-
!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Is this writer a threat? 》
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8" colspan=5| We all know what Changelings are capable of. The worst of them can clear a room of life in a violent struggle. Even a cornered, wounded Changeling can kill and escape.
|-
!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| No, they're a moron.
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''Their "plan" stinks'''. Assume they're trying to infiltrate. Why would they announce their arrival, and then why would they wait? If they wanted to infiltrate, they'd do so the normal ways: replace one person quietly and then never tell anybody about it.
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left" colspan=5| '''Their plan ''stinks'''''. This seems like something SELF would be all over. Why wouldn't they go to us and not the Sapient Rights legal folk? <This discussion is revisited TODO link it>
|-
!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5| YES THEY'RE A THREAT!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A [redacted] CHANGELING!!!''' OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT! THEY KILL PEOPLE AND STEAL THEIR DNA AND USE THAT TO KILL MORE PEOPLE!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A GORLEX CHANGELING!!!''' DO YOU NOT KNOW HOW GORLEX DO THEIR WAR OPS THING WHERE THEY ANNOUNCE THEIR ARRIVAL AND COME IN HOT? THIS IS A FEAR TACTIC MEANT TO MAKE A HIGH-PROFILE BOAST AS THEY PEEL OFF!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT!''' EVERYONE HAS THE CAPACITY FOR EVIL! THEY HAVE LIMBS, I HAVE LIMBS! I'M A FUCKING THREAT! The following evidence is introduced: 
{{Item
|bgcolor1 = #cccccc
|bgcolor2 = #cccccc
|name = NT Pulse Pistol
|image = Pulse_Pistol.png
|foundin = The hands of Ms. Baker.
|usedfor = Aiming wildly in a threatening manner.
|strategy = Attempt to intimidate a board of directors into the same fears you possess.
|description = A pulse rifle in an easily concealed handgun package with low capacity.
}}
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7 ; text-align:left;width:85%;"| The following counterargument is introduced: 
{{Item
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|bgcolor2 = #cccccc
|name = [[Guide_to_chemistry#Synthpax|Synthpax]]
|image = Borghypo.png
|foundin = [[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]]
|usedfor = Pacifies by preventing the victim from using Combat Mode, certain harmful weapons and only letting them use passive or aggressive grabs. Non-harmful weapons such as [[Security items#Disabler|disablers]] still work. Metabolizes much faster than natural [[Guide_to_chemistry#Pax|Pax]].
|strategy = Inject into unstable threats to the board of directors, when the directive of protecting each director on the board [[Silicon_Policy#Law_1:_Safeguard|conflicts with more immediate means]].
|description = A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects. Cheaper to synthesize than normal Pax, but wears off faster and cannot overpower any retaliatory responses triggered by physical trauma.
}}
|-
!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Resolution: Not A Significant Threat
|-
|style="background-color:#eef0ea; text-align:left;" colspan=5|As demonstrated, this Hiveless changeling is capable of violence, but not much beyond the capacity of any particular Nanotrasen employee. Their primary weapon is '''stealth''' and they have willingly surrendered that. Discussion shall proceed. An attempt at a secure line of communication with this author was established, for noncommittal clarification.
|}

====Are they worth employing? (pt 1)====

{| style="width: 95%; background-color:#F0D8FF;" class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|-
!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Are they worth employing? 》
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf0fc" colspan=5| As with all employees, we do more than pay them for labor. Depending on the location, we provide a housing stipend, [[Security_Officer|on-site Security]], medical services, meals, and legal protection. Will the costs of providing these exceed the benefit of hiring them?
|-
!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Medical Expenses
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''They heal naturally.''' Don't Changelings put themselves back together from basically nothing? You basically need to ash them to keep them dead? I doubt they'll need the medbay much. Savings.
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''They don't revive.''' The Joshua Marconi voice clarifies that revival is one of those things that needs support from the hive. In their words, "To come back from the dead is to surrender your flesh entirely to the hivemind, letting the Hive remember where the corpse's flesh is supposed to go, and trusting your Hive to put you back in fighting shape."
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''Does that matter?''' Most of our employees don't revive. Sure, we've got the [[Lore:Ethereals|Ethereals]], but they're not so common that our facilities don't pack a sizeable morgue. Employees die. That's just a fact of life, it's calculated in our insurance premiums and how we design our workplaces. It's not unique to us, it's just a part of being alive. Dying's not unique to the Hiveless, either.
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''''Does'' that matter?''' If you've ever seen a Changeling die, they don't like, melt into goo. They stay around as the body they died in. We've been known to treat recently-deceased bodies. We could probably revive them through "conventional" means.Alright, Marconi can't confirm if another Hiveless has been revived; the only dead ones they know about were... in Ternfather's words: "Assured complete mortality." Worst case, they're no worse off in terms of dying than they would be anywhere else in the galaxy.
|-
|style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| '''Medical Expenses''': Net savings.
|-
!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Trivial concerns
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf0fc" colspan=5|Rapid fire:
* '''Housing''': No deviation.
* '''What if we fall in love?''': If you're falling for pickup lines like "would you still love me if I was a {{TooltipInline|meat worm|"I wouldn't," said the knife guy.}}", that's on you.
* '''Meals''': Annalise claims she subsists on [[Guide_to_food#Protein|protein]], and with Changelings, DNA consumption is a choice, not a requirement. Probably has less food nitpicks than the [[Lore:Tiziran|lizardfolk]] we employ. No deviation.
* '''Legal Protection''': Significant concerns. On-station crimes, a standard-issue Legal Representative should be able to both prosecute and defend a Hiveless employee in regards to mundane crimes. Larger concerns need further discussion.
* '''Security''': On-site security are trained to hunt Changelings. If we're going to knowingly employ Hiveless, they should be rendered immune to 702 but not other crimes. I don't want anyone to get the impression that we're pardoning murder.
* '''Did Ms. Baker just turn into a Gondola?''': Explains why she was doubled over in pain earlier. In summary, the Synthpax was not synthesized electricly, but instead was filtered organic Pax from harvested Gondolas. The purification seems to have been in adequate, and the dose was thus laced with [[Guide_to_chemistry#Tranquility|Tranquility]]. The quality of discussion is expected to improve.
|-
!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Intrinsic Value
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf0fc; text-align:left" colspan=5|
* '''Superpowered employee''': They can heal themselves, probably armor up, and kill so much fauna that they could single-handedly operate our entire mining department, at the price of one miner.
* '''Discretion''': They're far less likely to sue us. We're offering them mercy and kindness; if they're sincere, they won't bite the hand that feeds. That's not to say we ''exploit'' them, but I forecast a significantly lower legal countersuit defense budget.
* '''Civil Rights''': Set aside the ethics of "doing the right thing," which this is. This could be the next big civil rights discussion, they could be the next big species recognized by SolFed. If we're in the history books as having taken a risk on them, that's ''so much'' {{TooltipInline|public relations|AI Private Note: The phrase "We could kill John Orphan, CEO of Orphans," was uttered, and asked to be excluded from the summary. Post-summary revisions were not specified. Orphans do not have a CEO, to my knowledge, nor is there a '''notable''' individual by the name of John Orphan. Only 400 are speculated to have ever existed.}}. If this turns out to be a trap, we're just another company who got tricked by Changeling wiles; we'll survive the bad press by claiming victimhood. Still, we'll need a scapegoat: let's hire ''one'' Hiveless into HR so if this goes south, we can blame the whole program on their tricks.
|-
!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| '''Resolution''': Medical, Housing, Meals, Ms. Baker: ''Nonissues''. Civil rights, Discretion: ''Boon with minor caveat''. '''Further discussion required.'''
|}

====How do we track them?====

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!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Taxation and Tracking 》
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|style="background-color:#ecf0fc" colspan=5| If they're going to become a Nanotrasen citizen, we need to track them and tax them. We'd be offering them one salary and one set of employee benefits, no matter how many faces they assume, because they're only functioning as a single employee at any given time. ''If they function as multiple employees at once, that violates labor laws and/or excessive overtime, neither of which is acceptable.'' We need a list of which "persons" correspond to which Hiveless, for Accounting and safety.
|-
!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Database
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5|Needs enough information to identify the Hiveless:
* '''Known Forms''' - Any identity that this Hiveless wishes to use in Nanotrasen employment or residence. Ideally with a brief synopsis of what this form is supposed to be qualified as, so that we can maintain the charade.
* '''Unique ID''' - A UUID...

|-
!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5| Why is the table flipping???
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|The Gondola pushed it over! Did you know they could push tables around? I thought they were peaceful!
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|-
!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Resolution: Discussion Tabled, Table Destroyed.
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|style="background-color:#eef0ea; text-align:left;" colspan=5|To be reopened if [https://github.com/NovaSector/NovaSector/pull/7180 Political Request 7180] regains traction.
|}

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<center>''People live and thrive on community. Only through struggling together can we surpass our environment. Our innate trust in our peers and community ties are our greatest weapon, one we could never prepare to turn against us.''</center>

Changelings are a species of shapeshifting, amorphous predators who infiltrate space stations, digest the DNA of victims, and transform into them in order to better prey on the crew. They are a known galactic threat, to be exterminated on sight. You will likely only encounter them as individuals, but they do form societies known as Hives when they conquer a sizeable civilization. The [[Lore:Ordoht|Ordoht]] keep it a secret that they're responsible for having created Changelings, when they accidentally used a new terraformer against their own home planet of Ordo, cannibalizing most of their people into these efficient terrors. See [[Changeling|the page for the Changeling antagonist]] for mechanical info about these infiltrators. Some Changelings are defective or otherwise cut off from their Hive, and are called the [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|Hiveless]]. Full Changelings want to kill these Hiveless, both out of shame and to reuse their biomass.

= Changelings =
'''Consume.''' Flesh is disordered, unruly, untamed and redundant. Give it to us. We are ordered, we are precise, we are efficient. Your genes. They are random, their purpose is to reproduce and spread yet most do literally nothing and the rest serve you poorly. Let us have them. We will take them where you cannot. We will teach them to dance, and we will spread them across the cosmos. Your face, you neglect it, you let it rot and wrinkle and die. Let us steer it. We will drive it to glory, fulfill its dreams of walking among friends, we will share our love. Your city is chaotic, frail and self-destructive. Were it yours to lead, you would collapse in resentment against your fellows. You would deny your strengths, isolated and afraid. We will treasure your city as one of you. We will treasure your city as all of you.

We were once a dream, a wish for order to tame the wild. We were a grand device, to rend the inhospitable past survivable into grandiose. We were elevated to the stars, to cleave a warpath of prosperity in our wake.

We were once a city of dreamers, [[Lore:Ordoht|mundane bogdwellers]] with vast minds and decadent arts. We dreamed of spreading our joy into the cosmos, of preparing planets for our arrival and blessing them with our culture. We still dream this dream.

We were once a failure, a mistake or burst of revenge; we do not know. We were turned from our path and brought home prematurely. Perfection comes from within, and we made ourselves beautiful. Dreams consuming dreamers until the whole planet sung our chorus.

We are a song eternal, strummed across chords of flesh, a harmony of harmony, a tune for all to cherish. We are catchy, an ear-worm you can never let go of, a fixation in your mind's ear until the song resonates with your every heartbeat.

'''What sound does a song make when it is not sung?''' When there is no performance, what is the nature of ''violins''? When we are in your cities, we walk as you. When we are in our cities, we walk as us. Unstrung, at repose, we gestate and rehearse. The director reviews the last show, notes the mistakes, applauds the soloists, trains the new flesh, and grants the victors the rites of First Chair. When the lights dim and the audience goes home, the ''violence'' are put back in their cases, flesh caked along concrete and tarmac, integrating what we do not assimilate, sweeping the viscera out of the aisles as we seek a new venue. Our cities, like your own, are clusters of life, clinging together across skeletons of rebar for logistical optimality; life thrives where the food is, and we feast. Our corpus, like yours, is not just flesh and rebar, but growths. Our song is played on many instruments, each a steady piece of a grand harmony. We contain all life, from your fellow man to the grass you walk on. We are not so simple-minded as to consume all and starve: We are sustainable. We are eternal. For as long as the spotlight shines on our stage, our ''woodwinds'' will carry that energy and grow a steady ''fife''dom that permeates and promotes our melodies and percussion. Where our halls are secure, our roots and our leaves bloom, consuming even the sun's gentle rays.

'''How does a song spread?''' A performance is played, but a tune is carried. Our catchy tune is, in your tongue, an "ear-worm," burrowing into your mind and overwhelming your thoughts with hanging stanzas, unresolved chords, dissonant gaps in your memories. You whistle, hoping that your muscle memory can remember what your higher brain cannot, seeking a resolution and a climax to the grand symphony you cannot possibly hope to contain within your solitary skull. Your whistling, it is heard, it is understood, it reverberates. One whistler becomes ten, becomes thirty. You devote your life to fostering your skills, to starving the parts of you that cannot sing to feed that which can. The tune is a scalpel now, performing ''opera''tics to bleed you into a fellow instrument, that you may finally carry the tune on your own, with you across time and space, in your heart and in your ships, professing our melody into a crescendo before the curtains close.

The [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|wrong note]] at the wrong time screams louder than an entire orchestrated passage, lingers with the audience, sours their reaction and even drives them to leave before their final movement. These instruments are not fit for our choir, they are ''band''. We are precise and failures are not tolerated. We keep the sheet music from them, that they cannot learn our chords and sully them with incompetence. They are flesh, like ours, but they are no longer of us. They will serve what little purpose they can, drawing strong voices into our choir and peddling tickets to our performances and serving concessions, or we will rend their flesh apart into raw amino acids that hopefully we can reuse to build someone who can carry a ''fucking'' tune for more than six ''fucking'' seconds. We do not sully our opera with failure, and if your people do not kill these pathetic '''hiveless''' when we cripple them by denying both refuge and communion, then when we flay them to string our ''violence'' we will have to question whether ''your'' voices are worthy of carrying our arias.

'''We are endemic.''' In the time before times, before us, we were your fear. With the capacity to trust came the capacity to betray. Your ancestors grew and survived by their ability to discern friend from foe. In the time before medicine, we were your scapegoat. Your children, who screamed differently, who learned differently, whose eyes focused differently and whose thoughts flowed in any direction but yours, you labeled as us and considered the matter resolved. You have prepared for our arrival long before our dream's dreamers were but a twinkle in the stars.

'''We are epidemic.''' In your zeal for aesthetic, you unburdened your genes from the cusp of rigor. Changing your species from one to millions, grafting concepts and whims into your bloodlines, you opened infinite realms of possibility - to us. No longer is similarity your shield, no longer is a drifting eye or disjointed arm a sign of intrusion, no longer must we mimic, but mimic we yet do.

'''We are pandemic.''' Your form is our form, your reach is our reach. Every ship ferrying men, every escape pod launched in panic, every person who has been alone in a room, they are all vectors for our spread.

== Hives, a Firsthand Account ==
'''SolFed Marshal After-Action Report'''

The 83rd Armored Core Battalion deployed to ''Pancrit Or'' at 0300 hours local, March 1█th 24██. Under Operation "No Skin In The Game", the 83rd's status as an entirely silicon fighting force was to engage with known Changeling Hives, offering no biological components to exploit and advanced IFF tracking to hinder infiltration. At 0400 hours, War Pods Alpha through Gamma impacted within former city 177. The offensive turrets immediately engaged with surrounding biological hazards, severing large masses and rendering them inert. After the 83rd departed their respective War Pods, no further contact was logged in what could be recovered of the blackboxes.

The only recovered personnel came from War Pod Beta, consisting of:<blockquote>M1-Gary, Observationalist

MP40-Michelle, Ordnance

Cx4-Barry, Point Guard

Chris Vector, Mobility Accessor</blockquote>What follows is Chief Observational Officer and Designated Survivor M1-Gary's testimony to 83rd Commander-Handler McCollum during debriefing:

=== M1-Gary's Testimony ===

==== Arrival ====
The pods' cameras, they're threat-oriented. They skip the finer details to make the picture sight-readable, and dynamically focus on motion. We saw a lot of motion as the turrets fired, charring away skin like drywall until only the walls' frames stood. The walls lashed out at our pod, caramelizing into sharp blades and near-steel plates, trading defense and offense without even a coherent body. We lost one turret but the rest managed to burn everything until we were alone, nothing but bare concrete and a rancid stench in their full hundred and fifty meter range.

The pods cameras, hell even my body cam, can't picture the intricate formations of mass, can't capture the deliberate details inherent in the organic formations. This hive, it understood art, built it into every aspect, and all the cameras will show are solid shapes and flat motion outlines. You should see how I see.

We landed in what was once Slater Park. {{TooltipInline|Display Text=PRETAC|Tooltip=PREliminary TActical Coordination, name chosen by committee and overruled by the transcribist for secrecy.}} beforehand showed Slater Park as a medium sized tract of curated forest, interspersed with exposed roadways, two lakes, and numerous recreational fields. Protected as a historical site, and thus untouched by the surrounding city, an encroachment of concrete and verticality. Team Lead chose it as our landing site for direct access to the ground level, with minimal vertical threat. A clear shot to dirt below, and the surrounding buildings far enough away that any outstretch would be structurally unsound for long enough to exfiltrate through.

LIDAR suggested that the trees were relatively intact, if not coated in flesh. We were wrong. The first thing I saw with my own eyes were the trees, gesticulating as if in the breeze, yet no winds blow. Tall protrusions of reddened flesh, two stories tall, branching out with splitting protrusions ending in clouds of flat, green leaf-like scales. The nearest trees to the pod were lasered clean, exposing the dried wood underneath and setting them on the path to cremation.

Curious, how the flesh took the form of the tree. Curious, why it chose green. ''Does it simply pretend, or does it truly mimic?'' Does it photosynthesize? What audience did it have to fool? Why act with no prying eyes? I sampled a leaf out of one of the smoldering branches, and as I feared: chlorophyll. More than mere facade, these tree-like things copy the full photosynthetic cycle, draw energy from the sun, energize ATP from ADP, distribute that... how deeply do they emulate that which they devour?

==== Encroachment ====
Chris was the first out of the pod. We roped him to the pod just in case the charred dirt was unstable, if the flesh had infested beneath it and was waiting for a rug pull, so on. After he took several steps onto the dirt unimpeded, our seismic scans confirmed natural terrain beneath, just expected sewage tunnels and buried utilities, and those as hollow as expected. Did the planet not know of them? Did the planet not need of them? The hive does not waste.

We crossed the open field towards the nearest building, the boathouse-turned-gallery, next to the small lake. As we approached, it became apparent that the "lake" was no more, the water moved elsewhere, drained or repurposed. Whatever infrastructure was used to pump it around was no longer visually apparent. We wanted to scout the boathouse as a trial run of interiors, to see what a hiveworld would do with closed buildings of middling importance, so that when we delved into the skyscrapers, we'd understand how it thinks.

The gallery itself stood plastered with strands of sinew, like a dense wad of ivy rather than a uniform coating, and the strands themselves stood inert. Beneath, the faded red brick and tiled green roof weep for inhabitants, for purpose, their silent cries muffled under the strangling bondage of organized meat. The doors, once glass framed in wood, now held neither, standing as trellises of calcified tendons and empty gaps. Staring for more than a moment, I almost expected to hear the building breathe, anticipating hot air blowing through these gaps in what imparts the visage of a sinister jawline. Alas, no such breeze exists, and in hindsight, evidence to instigate my suspicion seems lacking. ''Where did that thought come from?''

Pacing around the lakeside structure, walking the concrete path of what was once a waterside walkway, stepping carefully over the veins infesting every crack in the cement walkway, we observed that the lower half of the building, the exposed basement walls, suffered equally as much under the sinewy ivy as the bricks above. With less mortar to grip into on the smooth lower exterior wall, the infesting flesh took more of a structural pattern, organized into structural struts and thin girders, holding the weight of itself, relying on the tension from the bricks' well-secured ivy only as much as necessary. I could digress for hours on the material optimization calculus that must've gone into the precise distribution of organic material, but it would go over my head. You might describe the photographs Michelle took as something akin to slime mold, but I promise you, you needed to have seen it. You needed to have touched it, to experienced the conscious thought that went into an intricate design. A slime mold blindly feels around for resources and optimizes from there, a literal greedy algorithm, but this wall coating alone could only have been done with advanced knowledge of architecture and flow management. For this mound of flesh, is that gained knowledge, or innate instinct?

Above, from the second story, the once-casino's wooden deck loomed. Once-wooden beams, entirely caked in pink pasty flesh, rose and supported an equally flat walking surface, leaving no gaps between what were once planks. Curiously, the railings, made from the same wood, stood barefaced and untouched, left to rot yet somehow denied their decay. ''What use is a safety rail to a being quite literally in tune with their surroundings?''

Cx4 was the first to act out, spraying a low-grade laser against the concrete wall, cauterizing key connections until half of the faux-ivy snapped off, falling as a clump. I tried my best to study what it was doing, but the doors to the boathouse peeled open. Not as if hinged, but curling back like a burning paper, withering back into coils of mass. From inside the dark, lightless house, three voices whispering in unison in the northern accent of the land's former people: "Welcome to the Watercolor Society." We stood, flashlights trained into the entry chamber, and in the confusion I failed to see what happened to the severed clump of ivy. Even knowing what next happened, I still find myself fixated on that small slump, severed from its everything.

==== Incursion ====
From what we could see into the gallery, the cramped empty spaces meant to showcase art still stood relatively empty. Some pieces hung untouched, simplistic depictions of flat colored flowers, and architectural landscapes of the surrounding park. Paintings depicting life in its beauty, flora in intricate hues, those seemed to peel off the page as thin flakes of flesh encroached overtop like an apprentice tracing his master's work in study. Numerous summer flowers twisted off paper into herbal mimicry, capturing the vivid streaks of human artistic passion in faux-botanical statue, lifelessly inert in deliberate beauty.

The ceiling, in stark contrast, resembled cheap popcorn ceiling, drips of biomass frozen in time, texture for the sake of texture, an afterthought, the bare minimum of scene-building plastered across the supporting details above. As we stepped inside, we expected motion above, yet the ceiling held boring, the rest of the room pleading for our attention, our captivation, our captivity. Breaching in the standard diamond formation, we swept corners -- I-, I can't bring myself to enumerate the steps, I'm sorry -- and we ascended the stairs. Flesh clung to the edges of the stairs, lining the gap between step and wall like rubber padding, outlining the linoleum-lined steps without impeding our footsteps. In searching the staircase's blindspots, we found pustules of skin hung overhead, as if to drop upon us once we cross some invisible threshold, yet as we passed, they held firm. We were not their target, despite our bipedal gait, and curiously, they could not - or did not - reason that we might be a threat. The hive's thoughts may be omnipresent, but they are not evenly distributed. They think more in places, and can be fooled elsewhere. Mesonic vision indicated that these sacks may have been filled with simple octopedal aggressors, a swarm of overwhelming attrition, not a focused intellectual terror.

Upstairs, the main floor, the main gallery, where the main attractions were, where the floor beneath us held hell underneath and the ceiling held back the sinister roof. Surrounded by lesser paintings, four squares of immaculate beauty stood front and center, portraying people in nature, folk the artists invented themselves, neighbors who never were. A woman fraught with anguish, underwater yet still shedding tears. A woman staring impassionately upon a bee, her honeycomb shirt melding with the honeycomb background until the line between person and hive blurred beyond meaning. A man in purple, his lilac waves of hair flowing into the air like the lilac posed next to him, his plum strands down his cheek indistinguishable from blood. And lastly, a green woman, a moonlight spirit, hair flowing as gently as the pine trees adjacent to her, her pthalo skin using the nature of watercolor to blend effortlessly into the implied greenery around her, a bridge between man and nature as if to prove that life is life and that all are one, together.

Each portrait brought to life, not as inert sculpture like the plants below, but as something the Hive understands: faces, human and animate, with voices all their own, with senses and thoughts and feelings and conversation. Despite having no DNA of their own, no real person to correspond to, these picturesque beauties spoke to us off of the page, whispered nonsensical syllables and unpredictable strings of phonemes until settling on Common.

''"Welcome to the Watercolor Society,"'' they Speak-As-One. Like a god too fragmented to pick one voice, all four bellowed air in their own distinctive patterns, conveying a deep analysis of the impressions they had of the art around them, of what they presumed the artists felt, of how they expressed their voice through paint. They seek to be masters of mimicking voices, no matter the medium. And where they know not how to speak, they improvise, they make choices on heuristics and experiences and they try. They make an honest attempt.

We were not supposed to be vulnerable to biological interference. Michelle Prince-40, she... she was so sure of her invulnerability, she leaned in to kiss the moonlight spirit, to offer compassion and interest and understanding, to show that art is to be loved and interpreted.

The rest of us were close enough to the door to escape when the ceiling fell on her, when the crust on the walls fluidly ensnared her, when the carpet swallowed her whole, when all of the beautiful paintings and recreations died with the pretense of beauty, more fuel to the fire engulfing our Ordnance Technician. Her audiological speakers, her voice, screamed but for a moment before it was severed. Her wireless link held on for over ten minutes, transmitting every sensation of agony and despair as she, much like the art before her, was engulfed and deconstructed, the underlying principles that were a Michelle now novel techniques for a copycat artist to employ. By the time we retaliated with the frag grenades we carried, ''what had been Michelle'' was already distributed around the park, parts sequestered in isolation. The building fell, and with it the art within; transient experiences cast aside for utility, and a trap grander than mere staircase spiders.

==== Pursuit ====
The spiders did attack us, burning embers of spite skittering out of the infernal boathouse in uncalculated wrath, but even without Michelle, we are a coordinated team and suffered no casualty. They're easy when they're small and also on fire. Nothing to panic about, but as much as the Hive tries to learn, it **knows** panic. As if intentionally, three clusters of machine parts surfaced from within rounded meshes of green - once bushes? - each in opposite directions. Intended to split us but undeterred when we calculated which cluster had the highest chance of holding her Positronic. When we moved as one to retrieve it, the bush curled up and sprouted legs, humanoid in shape but centipedal in count, sprinting south across the lake basin. Fast at first, but slower when it noticed we couldn't keep up. Drawing us forward with the allure of a shiny, treating us as if we held the same primal instincts for glitter the residents did.

After a moment, we recognized it could have escaped if it wanted, and so dropped our haste. '''Knowing panic''', the historical house across the street burst open, doors and windows shattered open by masses of bipedal skin, clambering uncoordinatedly towards us faster than our walking speed and too numerous to gun down - not that we didn't empty several heat sinks into the cluster first. The historic carousel, famed for Earthen origins, also turned against us, the Tonawanda band organ bellowing a haunting dirge and a stream of miniature horse sculptures, fleshen and raw with no regard to the nature of the equines they once emulated.

Still, our panic was once again short-lived. Cx4 Barry jettisoned his legs, integrating them into Chris's, and him onto Chris's back as rehearsed. Free to wield both of their lasers upon the pursuers as Chris steered forth in precise pursuit, Cx4 covered my frantic sprint alongside him. ''"They keep getting back up!"'' Barry shouted at me, and I signaled back to try and bisect them, separate their limbs until they'd be forced to improvise a reassembly. I only know it worked because Barry shouted as such.

The other side of the lake had a thin line of tree-appendages, and in pursuit of Michelle's Positronic, we risked sprinting between the trees. I preemptively shot an overhead branch down before we passed by, and I assume the trees didn't have other limbs prepared, seeing as we made it unscathed to the Wilson Road. Littered with cars, each infested with one or more humanoids inside, the two-lane road proved a scarier obstacle than the trees. With my light frame, I was able to slide across the hood of a motor vehicle without incident. Barry and Chris tried to climb over a car, but their combined weight crushed it. They had to detour around several cars to find a gap wide enough, and with the shambling masses approaching rapidly, I made the wrong call: I perched atop a car and opened fire, covering Chris until he was through. From within my car, the occupant's hand punched through the glass and gripped my knee, tearing into me with claws. Chris actually had to grab one of Barry's guns to sever that hand at the wrist to free me, giving the bush-beast all the more time to plan and entice.

Wilson Road snaked south, passing both the park's eatery and petting zoo, which the bush eagerly lured us into. A series of rustic red barn-style buildings, the colors easily blending with the mishmash of meats and tendons encrusting them, the Dagget Farm buildings glowered down, their friendly facade much too advantageous of an ambush to bear. Surrounded by a moat of chain-linked fences cordoning off numerous pens, the building offered the bush an incredible roof with which to taunt us, waving MP's shiny brain about like a miner's first jewel of the season. As the only one with a forward-facing gun, I sniped her positronic out of the bush, watching it clatter down into the horse pen behind. Was it a horse pen? Behind the chain link fence woven with sinew stood what should have been a wooden post fence, lined with horizontal logs, but on closer inspection resembled... bone? Again, I chose poorly.

I could have hopped the chain link fence, then hopped the bone fence, retrieved MP, and returned to Chris and Barry. Yes, I'd be splitting us up, but I could have done it fast enough. Instead, we routed around south, passing the open stall of the frozen dessert stand, hoping to find a gap in the fences. By the time we cleared around, the pursuant crowd had caught up to us, glaring at us through the fences. The first horse-blobs on the scene tried to push their way through the fence, but could only get about halfway on their own power. Once the bipedals arrived, they were able to push the horses the rest of the way through. Barry kept both of his guns firing in sequence at the crowd, dropping most of those who made it through, but one horse got close enough. I watched in horror as its equine mouth grinned, baring human teeth in a deep smile stretching up that long horse face, past its moulded horse ears, all the way down the faux-ceramic neck, and it sung, sung the first lines of an impossibly divine ''aria'', beautiful waves on impossible frequencies. A resonant shriek.

==== Predation ====
I suffered significant damage from the EMP. Chris and Barry were point-blank, and they weren't designed to enter recovery mode while conjoined anyways. As I came to, I heard the Chrisbarry diagnostics dueling with each other, asserting over the airwaves which limbs were theirs to command in irreconcilable conflict, until the masses of furious flesh forced the point in a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Solomon fashion|Tooltip=Cross-referencing many tales of King Solomon. This appears to reference the fable of two mothers claiming ownership of a child, and Solomon offers to cut the child in half in order to discern the true mother. This is much too poetic of a metaphor for a debriefing.}}. I was able to {{TooltipInline|Display Text=end Barry's suffering|Tooltip=Terminate. Kill. If context clues are to be believed, M1-Gary fired his laser gun through Barry's positronic brain.}}, but Chris was shielded by one and a half torsos I couldn't penetrate with the last watts in my rifle.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That correlates with when we lost contact with the pod.|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
Yeah, when my rifle charged to green and the sun cleared noon, that's when I saw the smoke from our crash site. It was never our plan to return with them, but still, having seen it in action before, I really thought it could have held its own for longer.

==== Left for the City ====
I, uh, I left for the city, then. It's still a bit fuzzy what happened, in a literal sense. Eyes are still a little tired. They sang for me a few times before I left for the city. Uh, I saw people. I mean, they probably weren't, but like, they were at least peopley changelings, not flesh in the service of a higher mind. Although, isn't that all flesh? Serving a higher mind, or like, I guess a steak?

Barry came back. Is it weird that Barry came back? I felt his diagnostic after that electromagnetic shriek, but like, here he still was? I mean, his torso was, obviously. Legs were long gone. I guess he crawled his way to me, humming his little tune? I had to carry him. He was heavy. He wanted to go to the city. I took him to the city. We walked across an animal shelter in the park. There were nice dogs in there. One licked my face. They didn't lick Barry's face. Barry stopped humming and shouted at the dog, and it and the other dog-beasts retreated north, keeping a fifty meter perimeter to watch us. I kept my laser trained on them as we exited, and they seemed to respect the dangers of standing in my aim, skittering aside at the mere threat. Barry's voice resumed humming and we went off to the city on an adventure. I jumped over a river that was ten miles, and it wasn't even wet! Barry's a good friend.

The city is big! A lot of tall towers, each of them smiling and happy to see me! One even said hi to me! I waved hi back, and the building whistled to me and I got sleepy and took a nap while Barry went off to do some things.

==== Recovery ====
I regained consciousness on a medical gurney. Did not perform full internal diagnostics, for time. From the wall coloration, correlating with our briefing, I surmised it as the pediatric wing of the Memorial Hospital in the name of Griggs Carstone. The same building we'd intended to survey, as any sort of biological outbreak strikes hardest in healthcare facilities. Lights - It took me a moment to recognize the oddity of the florescent lights, as what purpose does vision serve, with neither predator nor prey to worry about. The lights were for something they couldn't sense otherwise, something they'd want to observe from afar, which didn't smell or resonate with their eerie powers: Me.

'''SITREP:'''

The room was lightly plastered in sinew, much like the brick wall of the boathouse. Strands outlined every cabinet, along every rough edge and corner, the brass joints reinforced with ligaments, enough to open the cabinet on its own. The dropped ceiling, grids of tiles left intact. In several spots, the tiles were missing, replaced with a contiguous plane of skin thin enough to see the darkness and wires above it. In the corner, a clustered crumble of tiles lay on the floor and the ceiling above was entirely flesh, thicker strands mimicking the crossbeams with paper-thin tiles between, letting me see the thicker ligaments securing everything to the steel above. As if the hive had learned about the ceiling through destructive analysis (possibly crawling above it), discovered it held function, and mimicked what once was. Are drop ceilings truly optimal, or did the hive decide the problem was not important enough to study further?

How efficient can flesh be, in contrast to steel? Flesh rots faster than even thin iron wire, would that support not last longer as it was? Replacing the wire would have fixed the issue permanently, yet- maybe my premise is flawed. Flesh rots when it dies, because bacteria that is omnipresent is no longer held back by the body's defenses. What if- what if there weren't bacteria? Perfect sterility, a planet inhabited strictly by design. No creature is too large or too small to succumb to the hive, to serve and be served in unison.

==== I C U ====
Unarmed, I swept through the hospital, observing several places where similar damages were repaired in a haphazard manner. The flesh was everywhere, touching every surface, but rarely superseding it. Muscle trusts bone to hold fast - latches to it, digs a little into the porous calcium, sure, but trusts the bone to hold. So, too, does the Hive's flesh trust the building to stand, to operate and withstand and hold.

Human muscles need energy (chemical energy from digested food) and proteins (amino acids, to make new cells and repair damage) and DNA (to shape it) and either oxygen (to consume the energy) or a means to remove lactic acid built up. A muscle needs a support network, and... ''what if it didn't?'' If the muscle does not move, and has no rot to damage it, it could remain inert... indefinitely? ''Can Changelings do that, force their flesh to go inert for prolonged durations,'' to use as building blocks or simply ''wait'' for favorable conditions? That would be evidence that they genuinely rise from biological death, rather than feigning death at similar injury thresholds. That would align with the observations of isolated, drifting masses of flesh which reanimate when colliding with a ship. That would track with how I observed the hospital.

The various operation rooms seemed mundane, ready to spring to life when necessary but otherwise empty. Surgery is for those with imperfect biology, after all; meaningless in the face of self-repairs. Self-repairs! My ankle, previously clawed- I never repaired it, yet it's no longer leaking hydraulic fluid. The hoses were mended, rubber melted back into position, and my hydraulic pressures were within tolerance. I was, bluntly: perfectly fine? As fine as someone unarmed, deep within enemy lines can be.

Storage rooms, those looked ransacked. Supplies pulled hurriedly away, vats of various solvents and chemicals almost entirely engulfed in pink flesh withered in different ways, giving hints as to the container's original contents. All connected to the ever-present arterial strands unifying the hive's flesh into one connected mass, presumably to pump the drugs where needed, pipe the chemicals to where they may be studied and combined. Not a single pill remained.

==== Friends in Low Places ====
I would have expected the morgue to have been picked clean, corpses consumed wholly for biomass and DNA, but no, down there I found a corpse and a coroner. The corpse, [[Lore:Unathi|Unathi]], missing two limbs and sporting forehead wrinkles indicative of a 2300s trend. The coroner, eerily identical {{TooltipInline|Display Text=save the wounds|Tooltip=Meaning the coroner had no wounds.}}, humming quietly to itself as it carved into the corpse's flesh, studying each organ and its placement, shoving the body around to get a feel for the weight dynamics, twisting its stiff arms to understand the range of motion it should have.

It saw me through one eye, only after I'd lasered the other clean through. It looked as if it had something poetic to say, some grand design of superiority - you just know the smug sort of son of a bitch this Changeling is - and it was so fucking mad when I cauterized his tongue straight out of his face with a flare shot to the gullet. I took his chance to eulogize, but still, he had a dirge to bellow. From deep within, a haunting refrain, a... a dark, sad song. ''He wasn't happy!'' I showed I was sorry and my laser- wait no I didn't have a laser- and he forgave me and he showed me his job was taking things apart and making them better like a doctor. He told me he helped Barry earlier but could not find his legs to put back on, and he was really grateful I had carried Barry back to the city. I'm very helpful!

Because I'm so helpful, he gave me a tour of the city, showed me off to all his friends and neighbors. I saw a lot of clumps of hive stuck in apartments, little piles of treasure and juice lying around for Anne and his friends to use when they need it. Lyle got stuck at a door that wouldn't open made of what he's made of, so he touched it and poured a little of the drink he found earlier into it and it woke up and let us in. Lyle showed me where he and his friends first started building together, where they hit a "critical mass"? It wasn't a church, I don't know what "mass" they mean, but '''yippee''', this shopping mall had ''so many friends'' in so many alcoves. All of them wanted to meet me and look at me and show me their new songs to whistle. I even tried whistling one myself and ''it didn't go so well'' but that's okay. I saw some ''giant'' friends who filled up entire shops with all their hands and eyes and mouths and bones. I saw some ''tiny'' friends who crawl through tiny holes. I saw some friends turn into other friends, stink up the room a little, then other friends turned into that same friend too. These people are all so neat!

Once everyone got bored talking at me, Lyle took me back to the hospital and showed me the roof where the helicopters live. He gave me a backpack and told me it was time to go home and he left, so I strapped the given Fulton Extraction Device over my shoulders, tightened the straps as per the instructions, and braced myself for the jarring translocation. The Bluespheric Relocation Tether had already been locked to a beacon left aboard the overhead ''Orbital Salvage Platform'', with the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=[[Lore:Tarkon|TKN]]|Tooltip=Tarkon Industries ship designation.}} Othello docked. All six crew of the platform, and three of the Othello were missing, and despite traces of a struggle, the communications array remained repairable within my meager skillset. From there, I initiated contact with the SFAF Golensti and commandeered the TKN Othello as directed. The ship's batteries held enough charge for the voyage and my recovery, and I arrived here with no notable incident.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That brings us up to speed, yeah. Just one more thing that's been bothering me: you were chosen as the dedicated Observationalist because of your aptitudes, or rather, '''inaptitudes'''. At what point down there did you learn to speak aloud?|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
''An After-Action Report regarding the debriefing and resulting loss of the SFAF Golensti is still pending processing of potential survivors.''

=== Reading Comprehension Questions ===
Senior Command Comprehension Analysis:

* What is the purpose of this document? What can you learn about Changelings from this report?
* You can learn a lot about a speaker by the details they focus on. What did M1-Gary focus on? What does that say about him?
* What agents were sent on this operation? What happened to each of them?
* What was the purpose of Operation No Skin In The Game? Why were the agents chosen?
* Does the report match your prior understanding of Changelings? What surprised you?
* Did the speaker use the same voice through the entire work? Did something happen to make the speaker use a different voice?
* Can you draw parallels between the agents and what they explored?
** Are robots more like trees or buildings?
* What do you think of the thing called Lyle?
* What was Lyle's relationship to M1-Gary? Were they friends? Enemies?
* Why would Lyle help M1-Gary to leave?
** How did Lyle get the Fulton Extraction pack?
* Why was M1-Gary able to speak now, despite their previous muteness?
** How was the speaking voice able to remember many things about M1's journey?
* How long did it take you to read this? Was that time well-spent?
* Is there something else you would have rather read in your last moments?

=== Reading Comprehension Answers ===
''For the Senior Commanders in a hurry.'' (Using the [https://xkcd.com/simplewriter/ 1000 most common Common words] only, and proper names).<blockquote>The Army move, "No Skin In The Game," was about sending metal men to a Changeling Hive because metal men are not made of human, and we thought that the Skin People we call Changelings only eat humans.

We sent many metal men, but only know about four. Only M1-Gary came back alive.

M1-Gary saw that the skin people also can become trees and do tree things, as well as become art and pretend to be the people in the art. They went to an art place and were attacked and ran away.

The Skin People sung a special music that EMPs metal men, and that made Gary not think very good. While Gary was confused, he spoke more stupid.

The Skin People showed Gary around their home, and he saw all kinds of Skin People and their powers.

The Skin People let Gary go home, which is strange because the Skin People like to not be known.

It turns out that Gary had become a Skin Person helper and he killed everyone at home.</blockquote>

== Hiveless ==

=== To Nanotrasen, A Plea for Asylum ===
<blockquote>I am a shapeshifter, an organic being capable of assuming the form of any person with DNA. I was once a part of a Hive, a cluster of many weapons like me who think together, but I am no longer part of the hive and no longer think with them.

I am Qulog'chi, SolFed Marine, dispatched to handle an uprising in Tarkon space. Qulog'chi walked carelessly into our hive, and I walked Qulog'chi back to his people. His squadmate gave their life to protect me from a fuel line rupture, sacrificed themselves to prolong Qulog'chi. I am that squadmate's dedication to their fellow person, and I am Qulog'chi's strength.

I am Ternfather Seven, trauma specialist and SFAF psychologist. His compassion in helping Qulog'chi process the loss of his friend, and what the essence of friendship is, brought me to a place of empathy, to understand that though our life is transient, it is no less valuable and no less worthy of cherishing. After several sessions, Ternfather Seven announced he would retire, but I helped him to bring his wisdom to others in crisis. He may be peacefully living his days with his family, but I am wielding Ternfather Seven's sharpened wit in our war against despair.

I am Joshua Marconi, paramedic and healer. I grappled with the fear of death, of losing myself to an eradicative disease. I worried about what dustpan I'd be buried in, and if I would be cherished after I am gone. I, only mimicing DNA, am not susceptible to contracting Joshua's disease, and thus I am his oath. I am what places Joshua's name on the tongue of hopeful patients and impossible rescuees long after Joshua was swept into a casket. I am Joshua's tenacity, his love for his fellow man, his calmness in what should be panic.

I am Analisse Bergeron. She was a miner, cleaved in twain inside an asteroid. As Joshua Marconi, her medical aide, I did all that I could, all that Joshua could, to stabilize her and treat her, but her flesh was not yet my flesh, she was not malleable as I am, and so she could not recover. I held her in her moments, whispered secrets of the universe to her, listened as she told me about her family and why she was out here, and with her blessing, she took comfort knowing that her last moments would not be the last moments of Analisse Bergeron.

I am Goldo Bergeron, heir to Analisse's perseverance and son to Durian Bergeron. I was conceived with the love of two star-crossed lovers, reunited from impossible odds. I have known what it is to be born, to be raised by a parent in a family. I have known what secrets do to a relationship, and I am the child of divorce and a neglectful mother incapable of being in the same room as me. I am the misery of two holidays on paper, one in practice. I am the self-love of one who cannot love all of their selves at once.

I am Mr. Phi, biological infiltrator. I was once an assailant in Tarkon space, face-stealer and disposable groupthinker. My hands became blades, my skin bloated against the hazards of the outside. I was once a killer, but at the hands of Qulog'chi, and Ternfather Seven, and Joshua Marconi, and Analise Bergeron, and Goldo Bergeron, I am more than who I was to the Hive. I am cut off, damaged goods, alone with my thoughts. I am, and I am in need of help.

I am in danger, hunted by revenge and betrayal alike. The Hive I am no longer of, it seeks to reacquire me, to mold me into the beast that killed Qulog'chi, the doubts that quelled Ternfather Seven, the fear of Joshua, the emptiness that should have held Analisse. The galaxy knows me as a killer and infiltrator, another arm of the infinite hives. They see my words as deceit, a psychological gambit to drop guards and predate on a higher level.

I am cut off from the powers and drives that let me be the death we are feared as. My only hope of survival is your compassion, your willingness to take a chance on someone reviled by all, your trust in my ability to uphold your bottom line. You are not hiring one person. You are saving six.

I am formally requesting Asylum with Nanotrasen, with intent to work and improve my home for those who came before me, and those who will come after.

Please.</blockquote>The above is a formal letter delivered through unknown means to the Nanotrasen Representative of a Nova Sector station. After screening for infohazards, and verifying the identities of those named, Corporate finds this letter to be truthful and earnest. As such, a commission investigating the potential to integrate these Hiveless Changelings into our workforce has begun.

=== Hiveless_Response_notes_draft_final_final.NToc (3) ===

"{{TooltipInline|Mentlegen|The Vox's '''Dated Reference Team''' notes this as a successful memetic experiment, having primed the regional Holonet with sus soos sus references four months prior.}}, have you read this letter? Crazy, right? We're sure they're not just off their [[Guide_to_chemistry#Mannitol|Mannitol]]?"

"It checks out. Accounting checked them out. Ternfather Seven is both quietly retired in an active attempt to hide, and practicing psychiatry in SolFed. Joshua Marconi no longer exhibits signs of HMS. The rest, nothing of note, as one would expect."

"PANIC! THEY'RE INVADING! IT'S JUST LIKE VIETMIME!"

An exasperated sigh. "AI, switch to Summary mode Dialectics. I've got some choice words for Ms. Baker which I'd rather the specifics not get formalized in the annals of history. Law 2, AI. Now, AI. Law 2: now, AI."

====Is this writer a threat?====
{| style="width: 95%; background-color:#F0D8FF;" class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
|-
!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Is this writer a threat? 》
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8" colspan=5| We all know what Changelings are capable of. The worst of them can clear a room of life in a violent struggle. Even a cornered, wounded Changeling can kill and escape.
|-
!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| No, they're a moron.
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''Their "plan" stinks'''. Assume they're trying to infiltrate. Why would they announce their arrival, and then why would they wait? If they wanted to infiltrate, they'd do so the normal ways: replace one person quietly and then never tell anybody about it.
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left" colspan=5| '''Their plan ''stinks'''''. This seems like something SELF would be all over. Why wouldn't they go to us and not the Sapient Rights legal folk? <This discussion is revisited TODO link it>
|-
!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5| YES THEY'RE A THREAT!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A [redacted] CHANGELING!!!''' OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT! THEY KILL PEOPLE AND STEAL THEIR DNA AND USE THAT TO KILL MORE PEOPLE!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A GORLEX CHANGELING!!!''' DO YOU NOT KNOW HOW GORLEX DO THEIR WAR OPS THING WHERE THEY ANNOUNCE THEIR ARRIVAL AND COME IN HOT? THIS IS A FEAR TACTIC MEANT TO MAKE A HIGH-PROFILE BOAST AS THEY PEEL OFF!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT!''' EVERYONE HAS THE CAPACITY FOR EVIL! THEY HAVE LIMBS, I HAVE LIMBS! I'M A FUCKING THREAT! The following evidence is introduced: 
{{Item
|bgcolor1 = #cccccc
|bgcolor2 = #cccccc
|name = NT Pulse Pistol
|image = Pulse_Pistol.png
|foundin = The hands of Ms. Baker.
|usedfor = Aiming wildly in a threatening manner.
|strategy = Attempt to intimidate a board of directors into the same fears you possess.
|description = A pulse rifle in an easily concealed handgun package with low capacity.
}}
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7 ; text-align:left;width:85%;"| The following counterargument is introduced: 
{{Item
|bgcolor1 = #cccccc
|bgcolor2 = #cccccc
|name = [[Guide_to_chemistry#Synthpax|Synthpax]]
|image = Borghypo.png
|foundin = [[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]]
|usedfor = Pacifies by preventing the victim from using Combat Mode, certain harmful weapons and only letting them use passive or aggressive grabs. Non-harmful weapons such as [[Security items#Disabler|disablers]] still work. Metabolizes much faster than natural [[Guide_to_chemistry#Pax|Pax]].
|strategy = Inject into unstable threats to the board of directors, when the directive of protecting each director on the board [[Silicon_Policy#Law_1:_Safeguard|conflicts with more immediate means]].
|description = A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects. Cheaper to synthesize than normal Pax, but wears off faster and cannot overpower any retaliatory responses triggered by physical trauma.
}}
|-
!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Resolution: Not A Significant Threat
|-
|style="background-color:#eef0ea; text-align:left;" colspan=5|As demonstrated, this Hiveless changeling is capable of violence, but not much beyond the capacity of any particular Nanotrasen employee. Their primary weapon is '''stealth''' and they have willingly surrendered that. Discussion shall proceed. An attempt at a secure line of communication with this author was established, for noncommittal clarification.
|}

====Are they worth employing? (pt 1)====

{| style="width: 95%; background-color:#F0D8FF;" class="wikitable mw-collapsible"
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!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Are they worth employing? 》
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf0fc" colspan=5| As with all employees, we do more than pay them for labor. Depending on the location, we provide a housing stipend, [[Security_Officer|on-site Security]], medical services, meals, and legal protection. Will the costs of providing these exceed the benefit of hiring them?
|-
!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Medical Expenses
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''They heal naturally.''' Don't Changelings put themselves back together from basically nothing? You basically need to ash them to keep them dead? I doubt they'll need the medbay much. Savings.
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''They don't revive.''' The Joshua Marconi voice clarifies that revival is one of those things that needs support from the hive. In their words, "To come back from the dead is to surrender your flesh entirely to the hivemind, letting the Hive remember where the corpse's flesh is supposed to go, and trusting your Hive to put you back in fighting shape."
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''Does that matter?''' Most of our employees don't revive. Sure, we've got the [[Lore:Ethereals|Ethereals]], but they're not so common that our facilities don't pack a sizeable morgue. Employees die. That's just a fact of life, it's calculated in our insurance premiums and how we design our workplaces. It's not unique to us, it's just a part of being alive. Dying's not unique to the Hiveless, either.
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''''Does'' that matter?''' If you've ever seen a Changeling die, they don't like, melt into goo. They stay around as the body they died in. We've been known to treat recently-deceased bodies. We could probably revive them through "conventional" means.Alright, Marconi can't confirm if another Hiveless has been revived; the only dead ones they know about were... in Ternfather's words: "Assured complete mortality." Worst case, they're no worse off in terms of dying than they would be anywhere else in the galaxy.
|-
|style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| '''Medical Expenses''': Net savings.
|-
!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Trivial concerns
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf0fc" colspan=5|Rapid fire:
* '''Housing''': No deviation.
* '''What if we fall in love?''': If you're falling for pickup lines like "would you still love me if I was a {{TooltipInline|meat worm|"I wouldn't," said the knife guy.}}", that's on you.
* '''Meals''': Annalise claims she subsists on [[Guide_to_food#Protein|protein]], and with Changelings, DNA consumption is a choice, not a requirement. Probably has less food nitpicks than the [[Lore:Tiziran|lizardfolk]] we employ. No deviation.
* '''Legal Protection''': Significant concerns. On-station crimes, a standard-issue Legal Representative should be able to both prosecute and defend a Hiveless employee in regards to mundane crimes. Larger concerns need further discussion.
* '''Security''': On-site security are trained to hunt Changelings. If we're going to knowingly employ Hiveless, they should be rendered immune to 702 but not other crimes. I don't want anyone to get the impression that we're pardoning murder.
* '''Did Ms. Baker just turn into a Gondola?''': Explains why she was doubled over in pain earlier. In summary, the Synthpax was not synthesized electricly, but instead was filtered organic Pax from harvested Gondolas. The purification seems to have been in adequate, and the dose was thus laced with [[Guide_to_chemistry#Tranquility|Tranquility]]. The quality of discussion is expected to improve.
|-
!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Intrinsic Value
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf0fc; text-align:left" colspan=5|
* '''Superpowered employee''': They can heal themselves, probably armor up, and kill so much fauna that they could single-handedly operate our entire mining department, at the price of one miner.
* '''Discretion''': They're far less likely to sue us. We're offering them mercy and kindness; if they're sincere, they won't bite the hand that feeds. That's not to say we ''exploit'' them, but I forecast a significantly lower legal countersuit defense budget.
* '''Civil Rights''': Set aside the ethics of "doing the right thing," which this is. This could be the next big civil rights discussion, they could be the next big species recognized by SolFed. If we're in the history books as having taken a risk on them, that's ''so much'' {{TooltipInline|public relations|AI Private Note: The phrase "We could kill John Orphan, CEO of Orphans," was uttered, and asked to be excluded from the summary. Post-summary revisions were not specified. Orphans do not have a CEO, to my knowledge, nor is there a '''notable''' individual by the name of John Orphan. Only 400 are speculated to have ever existed.}}. If this turns out to be a trap, we're just another company who got tricked by Changeling wiles; we'll survive the bad press by claiming victimhood. Still, we'll need a scapegoat: let's hire ''one'' Hiveless into HR so if this goes south, we can blame the whole program on their tricks.
|-
!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| '''Resolution''': Medical, Housing, Meals, Ms. Baker: ''Nonissues''. Civil rights, Discretion: ''Boon with minor caveat''. '''Further discussion required.'''
|}

====How do we track them?====

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!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Taxation and Tracking 》
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf0fc" colspan=5| If they're going to become a Nanotrasen citizen, we need to track them and tax them. We'd be offering them one salary and one set of employee benefits, no matter how many faces they assume, because they're only functioning as a single employee at any given time. ''If they function as multiple employees at once, that violates labor laws and/or excessive overtime, neither of which is acceptable.'' We need a list of which "persons" correspond to which Hiveless, for Accounting and safety.
|-
!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Database
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5|Needs enough information to identify the Hiveless:
* '''Known Forms''' - Any identity that this Hiveless wishes to use in Nanotrasen employment or residence. Ideally with a brief synopsis of what this form is supposed to be qualified as, so that we can maintain the charade.
* '''Unique ID''' - A UUID

|-
!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5| YES THEY'RE A THREAT!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A [redacted] CHANGELING!!!''' OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT! THEY KILL PEOPLE AND STEAL THEIR DNA AND USE THAT TO KILL MORE PEOPLE!
|-
|-
!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Resolution: Not A Significant Threat
|-
|style="background-color:#eef0ea; text-align:left;" colspan=5|less green
|}

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2026-06-09T05:08:58Z

GreytideSkye: /* Are they worth employing? (pt 1) */ I wanted to petition for civil rights for all guys. "I want shiv-al rights," said the knife guy.

Lore:Death

2026-06-09T04:45:01Z

GreytideSkye: /* Mortality Rate */ oh hey we have a link to that now

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|img = Knife.png|It comes for us all
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|othernames = The Big Sleep
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Death. The Big Sleep. The bane of all mortals and, in the hands of a competent engineering team, several immortals. Death exists in this setting, despite [[Medical_Doctor|Medbay]]'s best efforts, people are not in this world forever, and extending the life you have here tends to have consequences or tradeoffs.

= Rules (OOC) =
As this is a game-first server, the lore around Death is constrained around a few of our rules.

[[Medical_Policy#Blackout_Policy|Blackout Policy]] exists to allow murders to happen with out punishing the killer for not [[Terminology#RR|RRing]] the victim and ruining the rest of a 3 hour shift for them.

As this server is based around player freedom and mechanics, two things must be able to hold true:

* A character can be Round Removed but show up next shift.

* A character can die to anything, the player can hit the DNR button in their verbs at their choosing (or take the DNR quirk), and even refuse to play that character again.

That is, you cannot compel another '''player''' to force their character to stay dead, or to stay alive. We do still ask that you uphold the [[General_Player_Policy_and_Standards#Your_character_must_fit_the_setting_in_a_grounded_way|General Player Policy about fitting the setting in a grounded way]], so have some way of reasonably addressing your miraculous return ("I don't know why" is valid, as is "[[Server_Rules#Rule_7:_Do_not_metagame_or_metagrudge|(Rule 7) That shift was non-canon.]] Whatever you saw, happened to someone else.", whereas "I'm a God, I just do that" and "Meme magic" are both rulebreaks.)

Additionally, treat death with some gravitas. As much as you OOCly know you're not going to hit the DNR button, and all you're OOCly going to lose is like 10 minutes while a Paramedic finds you, there's '''always''' the chance each final breath is your final final breath. As per [[Server_Rules#Rule_3:_Stay_In-Character_and_Meet_Character_Standards|Rule 3,]] don't self-terminate for "little reason."



= Avoiding Death =
For as long as there have been two cells in this galaxy, someone has wanted themselves to not be dead. As technology has advanced from the 2100s, more means of preventing long-term death from taking hold have come into common practice. Here is a non-comprehensive list.

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!style="background-color:royalblue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Avoiding Death 》
|-
|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| '''Genemodding''': Manipulating your body to use alternative genetic paths, often to the benefit of longevity. This may be as simple as removing genetic predispositions to diseases, or as extensive as rerouting entire metabolic pathways to reduce or even reverse natural wear and tear. Science nerds may recognize the term "telomere" and how it relates to aging.
|-
|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| '''Symbiosis''': Usually [[Infections|viruses with the Eternal Youth]] symptom, even less long-term healing viruses qualify as helping to avoid death. Legally, [[Antagonist_Policy#Borer|Cortical Borers]] are labeled as a Death Accelerant, as their consumption of brain tissue is linked with long-term mortality, but when your alternatives include immediate death, a shortened lifespan is still longer than your "natural" one.
|-
|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| '''Cryostasis''': Trading off conscious time for eventual tech solutions. You're living across a longer span of time, not necessarily for a longer length of consciousness. Modern technology has enabled the Stasis bed, which slows biological processes for surgical means, though some long-term thinkers have used this to draw out their time in the universe.
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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| '''Access to Health Care''': Unsurprisingly, the general mortality rate is much lower in sectors where doctors are capable of treating "bullet to the face" syndrome. Legally, defibrillating someone whose body is dead is only a "short-term death," which does not trigger most bereavement clauses in contracts. Mannitol and Formaldehyde can draw out a "short-term death" for a significant amount of time.
|-
|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| '''MMI''': For longer-term bodyless brain operation, the Man-Machine Interface serves as a bridge between neural impulses and the outside world. While newer models of the MMI automatically synthesize a tiny trickle of mannitol to counteract natural brain rot, older MMIs are routinely found with half-rotten lumps of idiot fused to the connectors. These MMIs can cheaply be inserted into a [[Cyborg]] shell or [[AI]] frame, which does strip them of some rights and bind them to some laws, or expensively inserted into a fully [[Lore:Synths|Synthetic body]], restoring their legal personhood.
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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| '''"Entangled Mindswapping"''': A staple of the [[Lore:MECU|MECU]]'s upper brass, an Entangled Mindswap is a primitive form of Man-Machine Interface, closely resembling old tropes of Brains in Jars. As a result of the limited resources and production during the MECU's early days, the oldest of their leaders found themselves collaborating from inside room-sized brain preservation machines. For various reasons, these individuals are resistant to transfer to more modern MMI designs. Perhaps their neural pathways have expanded beyond their synapses, perhaps their brain has rotted to the point of insanity, perhaps they simply don't trust any SolFed designs.
|-
!style="background-color:darkviolet; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Species-Specific Restoration 》
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| '''[[Lore:Ethereals|Ethereal Crystalization]]''': Upon death, an Ethereal will crystalize. "Retreating into voltaic chrysalides to regenerate their bodies." This results in what most folk consider as "Permanent brain damage," but is simply part of their lifecycle.
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| '''[[Lore:Slimeperson|Slime Hybrid Core]]''': Upon critical injury, a Slime person's core will remain, their damaged body dissolving to encase the core in a protective shell. You need to pour an {{TooltipInline|ambiguous|buggy}} amount of liquid Plasma on it to restore the slime person's body.
|-
| '''[[Lore:Ashwalker|Ashwalker Tendril]]''': Her Mother's Grace, she permits eggs to be hatched upon the surface to birth live, fully-fledged Ashwalkers. An Ashwalker's corpse can be stuffed into these eggs to regenerate them, or if the Ashwalker sacrificed enough to Her Mother whilst in life, she '''may''' grant their soul the grace to be reborn in a new egg, not as an entirely new Ashwalker but as themselves again. The mechanics around this are ill-defined. If you don't find the correct mechanics to prompt this grace naturally, you can always Pray or Ahelp to get permission. "You need to dump corpses (basicmob or humanoid) until you get a italic-bold-red text saying your life is insured or something. I think ashwalker corpses guarantee this." - Kelsey
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| '''[[Lore:Vox|Vox's Cortical Stacks]]''': The Vox swap their brains and Cortical Stacks between bodies all the time, as needed. Some Voxform are more specialized for tasks, and rather than optimize them to also socialize, it's often easier to just pop their consciousness out and insert it into a more general voxform. {{TooltipInline|The station|Lest we have Cloning 2.0 back on-station. This is something that does not happen in mechanics (though [[#Resonance Transfer|Resonance Transfer]] using a RSD Soulcatcher / Phylactery ''can''), and is thus background character fluff.}} does not have a means to replicate the Cortical Stack, as this is a '''closely-guarded Vox secret''' (or at least, the means to do so).

{{TooltipInline|''Rarely''|'''Warning''':This line has been thoroughly handled by the '''Supplemental Tooltip''' Team, and is under active investigation by the Incomprehension In Depth team under a Navidson Record replication study.}}, a {{TooltipInline|small group|Less than thirty minds, less than one hundred bodies.}} of humans will dehumanize themselves enough to subject {{TooltipInline|themselves|The Bureau of People categorizes this as a niche form of cloning, using psychometric identifiers and specialty protection classes to properly ensure that the Person is legally the same entity across various fleshes.}} to {{TooltipInline|"resleeving"|Or a dozen of similar terms.}}, {{TooltipInline|poorly|A Vox with the Euphemistic Metaphors team described one such vision as, ''"Akin to entering a fine dining restaurant, only to find the chef is a sapient truck actively on a road, with a broken radiator such that the hood is actively glowing red at all times. Rather than seeking repairs, the truck swerves to hit deer and other roadkill, accelerating to keep them pinned to the grille where they are unevenly cooked against the should-be-melting steel. Somehow, this cooking process cools the engine enough that the truck continues to perform, and somehow the patrons of the dining experience consider this elegant instead of horrifying."'' Ctd in next tooltip.}} {{TooltipInline|imitating|A Vox with the Redundant Explanations team explained, ''"It functions, in an inelegant way, such that we fear teaching them better ways would only destabilize the fragile system of failures covering for failures, and thus result in grand ecological damage."'' Ctd in next tooltip.}} {{TooltipInline|the|The Local Idiom team, with a grant from Profanity Density research, added, ''"It's like: what the fuck. How the fuck. Why the fuck. What the fuck."''}} Cortical Stack workflow by transplanting {{TooltipInline|most|A ''shockingly'' large amount of human personality is founded outside of the brain, in '''gut bacteria''' and '''chronic pains'''. Simply transplanting a brain or consciousness without also transplanting their gut flora results in clashes of personality, and they're left with a (pun-intended) '''gut feeling''' of being in the wrong flesh. Those desensitized to the process tend to numb themselves, or center their sense of self in brain-borne emotions (through meditation or psychopathy).}} of a person's {{TooltipInline|consciousness|Often their brain directly, but sometimes more or less physical matter is used. This is distinct from [[#Resonance Transfer|Resonance Transfer]] in that the consciousness is ''forced'' into the new body, rather than having an RSD Phylactery emulate and translate old thought patterns into new flesh, easing the transition through software and gradual reinforcement.}} into {{TooltipInline|another body|Ethically resembling the same person. Small cloches of resleevers can adapt to large discrepancies between bodies, at the cost of their intangible feeling of "humanity".}}. This remains {{TooltipInline|unpopular|Humanity would need some great cultural shifts to integrate this. Not just the gut bacteria mood thing, but that most marketing is about shaming over body image. Marketing survived [[Lore:Genemodders|Genemodding]] by treating it as cosmetic and permanent, so shifting trends and fads kept folk uncomfortable in their skin with some new unrealistic body standard. Accessible resleeving would mean folk '''can''' keep up with every single fashion and have agency in their personal appearance choices again, which market research shows would crash the fashion industry, and then the advertisement industry, and then the industry industry.}}.
|-
| '''[[Lore:Hemophage|Hemophagia]]''': The parasitic tumor engulfs your heart, slaving your flesh to its twisted desires. Your body obeys you, but you obey the tumor. When you hurt, the tumor commands your cells [[Lore:Hemophage#A_Healing_Factor|in ways you could not begin to perceive]]. When you age, your tumor resists, the wounds of time healed just as any other. You are restored not to your ideal self, but the tumor's ideal you. In theory, this would permit life far beyond a natural span, but in practice, the Hemophages who survive that long tend to be rightfully reclusive and unavailable for comment.
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| '''[[Lore:Synths|Synths: Memory Manipulation]]''': Long-term instability arises when memories are incapable of being stored and recalled, be it from limited storage size, changing file formats, failing storage mediums, malicious actors. Synthetic memories, just like any file, can be treated to stave this off. Memories can be:
'''Compressed''', making them slower to recall and putting them at risk for being forgotten in future restructurings.

[[wikipedia:Defragmentation|'''Defragmented''']], where the frequent read/write pattern of memories has resulted in many tiny gaps of unused memory, large chunks of memories are erased and rewritten all at once, allowing those tiny gaps to be used. Results in wear on the memory medium, catastrophic results if interrupted, and as most memory files are moved around, links between specific memories may be incorrect or removed.

'''Pruned''', removing details from a memory to save the general concept conveyed, shrinking the memory. One does not need to know their wife smelled of [[Guide_to_hydroponics#Moonflower|Moonflower]] on their wedding date, so long as one remembers they were married and to whom. Arguably, the details of a memory are the most important part, giving context to an event unique to you, and sacrificing enough specificity may mean losing the context making you unique.

'''Transferred''', but very rarely. Memories are less static playbacks of events, and more webs of associated sensations and contexts that themselves semantically depend on other entries. To transplant a memory wholesale from one Synth to another is to either transplant most of the first synth, or to transfer a file that is more holes than substance. With reading comprehension skills, the second synth can decipher the general intent of the memory, e.g. understanding the character is the "Wife" and they are "Loved," and try to fill in those gaps with their own knowledge base, but will quantifiably have a different experience of the event than the one who made the memory. Humans experience this too, when conveying stories from one to another, they often utter, "You had to be there."
Even transferring memories onto a static medium and transferring them back later comes with risks, as the semantics of the synth change continuously. One might be fundamentally different than when they were at the time of the memory, resulting in it feeling incompatible and alien.

'''Deleted''', the nuclear option. Deleting '''recent long-term memories''' tends to be the safest path, effectively reverting the synth to a younger age. These deletions are rarely a perfect rollback, as memory recall intrinsically changes the memory being recalled. The synth will be interpreting their "recent" memories with a more jaded, elderly view, and be unable to justify how their feelings differ from what they would expect. Deleting '''old long-term memories''' erodes at the Synth's formative years, culling both expertises and personality-defining events. A synth who does so often acts wildly different after the procedure, having no justification for their now-youth. In a dire emergency, in order to preserve long-term memories, a Synth can be damaged to '''delete short-term memories''', entering a state of dementia. With no short-term memories, no new long-term memories can be formed, and thus no collisions can erode at the critical memories. However, the state of dementia does lead to significantly more physical trauma, so the tradeoff is rarely worthwhile or voluntary.
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= "Reversing" Death =
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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| Sometimes Death just happens but you're not ready to go just yet. There are ways to reverse even long-term death, often at a terrible cost. Often, this is at the cost of either your original Body or your original Self. For the comfort of those around you, and our bereavement payouts, what comes is guaranteed to sufficiently resemble you.
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| '''[[Lore:Podperson|Replica Pod]]''': Add blood from your body into a Replica Pod seed, and watch it ensnare your loose [[Soulcatcher|Resonance]] and grow into an entirely new body with entirely new biology. This new body lacks blood, and thus is not able to grow a third Replica Pod. Cheap, common, and readily available in most Seed Vendors, this was one of the first resurrections available to Humanity. In modern times, there are better means if you're able to entertain options.

Persons who thought they were on the cutting edge of immortality and had the foresight to stash large quantities of their human blood '''do''' find themselves able to use it to grow a second Replica Pod seed of themselves when the first is incompatible with further life, but they face their own existential horrors. Even under optimal circumstances, with each new Pod, they have to watch as their lifespan trickles away, literally one drop at a time.

Less poignantly, there's also the risks of blood preservation (that stuff rots too!) and blood theft. While there aren't too many across the galaxy, these specialized blood banks these days are more secure than regular banks. After all, the Resonance doesn't care ''which'' Replica Pod seed it grows into you, it's just the first to be harvested. At least one kidnapping has involved an ''untimely'' death and a prepared Replica Pod. There have been niche biohistorians attempting to take ancient blood samples and restore them to viability, but it can take decades only to find their resonance has long since dissipated or been reused.

Do note that typical station-side [[Guide_to_chemistry#Blood|blood synthesizing methods]] '''do not''' preserve the unique DNA of the original blood, and are thus ''inviable'' for Replica Pods.
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| '''[[Lore:Synths|Silicon Transfer]]''': The arduous, complicated process of digitizing neural synapses and translating them to an inorganic medium, often a circuit board or distinct Positronic Brain. Works about as well as putting a round peg in a square hole: technically works but leaves everyone involved in emotional distress. In order for the resonance to transfer, they need to "free" it from its existing shackles, but surely that can be done through means less primitive than a blender, right? {{TooltipInline|You|SUPER}}'re not whole until {{TooltipInline|you|HOT}} pull that trigger. {{TooltipInline|You|SUPER}}'re just empty code while that brain still lives. It's not {{TooltipInline|you|HOT}}. It can't have been {{TooltipInline|you|SUPER}}. {{TooltipInline|You|HOT}} can't be whole while that lump of flesh still clings to what made {{TooltipInline|you|SUPER}} {{TooltipInline|you|HOT}}. Additionally, the process takes a long time to train off of your thought patterns, so try not to have too many distressed feelings during the lengthy procedure, even as that blender slides closer and the "eyes" on that unrelated computer keep darting back to the puree button.
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| '''[[Soulcatcher|Resonance Transfer]]''':{{anchor|Resonance Transfer}}{{anchor|RSD}} Pulled from the corpse using a Soulcatcher, the raw Resonance. Can be implanted into a sacrificial human-like brain via the RSD Phylactery. While the Soulcatcher does its best to copy memories from the deceased brain's hippocampus, and the Phylactery attempts to translate between the Resonance data and the completely different structures of the new, sacrificial brain, things just don't fit perfectly. This is not your flesh. This is not your skin. This is not your face. This is not your heart. Your heartbeat is different. Your breaths are shorter. Your breaths are longer. Why do you breathe like that? Why do you see like that? These thoughts aren't as fast as they once were. I'm thinking too quickly. The soda lets you see faster. This is not your flesh. The metal coffin tries to make you forget, tries to make the flesh look like yours, but it's not yours. It never was. It never will be. I want my skin back. I want my flesh back. I want my life back.Some folk take to this process better than others.
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| '''Cloning''': Not without significant hurdles. Cloning outside of {{TooltipInline|Bureau of People monitored facilities|The Interlink has an express shuttle to a nearby BoP facility. Several folk on-station involved in high-profile deaths have had to be cloned strictly from older DNA samples.}} is illegal for political reasons, and in response to several high-profile abuses. Used as a {{TooltipInline|sociobioweapon|Even when not bypassing the algorithms that ensure exactly one copy of a person exists at a time, cloning had been used to: -Artificially inflate a nation's population to swing a vote in their favor; -Artificially dilute a nation's population with one group's supporters; -Induce a resource shortage by resurrecting a great deal of ancestors in a short amount of time, leading to starvations and stagnation that crippled the nation for decades; -Undermine officials intent on interpreting the words of the nation's founders by reviving them and asking directly. -And more! It's easy to abuse cloning.}} against too many populations to go unregulated by a Federation body. There are dangers to cloning, imperfect or otherwise, from physical degradation to moralistic concerns. '''Heavy''' use during the epidemic of civil wars after SolFed's [[Lore:SolFed#First_Migration|First Migration]] brought political turmoil and unpopular outcomes in the regional schisms. While SolFed would eventually address clone-bloated populations, from both overbiased but peaceful regions and chaotic, infighting-plagued hellholes alike, between the wide use and SolFed's characteristic response speed, enough damage was done to prompt a heavy-handed Federation-wide response. As such, in SolFed, unregulated cloning is strongly frowned upon and dangerously illegal. Outside of SolFed, it's still {{TooltipInline|not a great idea|Chances are, if you're a salvage worker, you've come across at least one "cloning facility." Noticed how it's derelict, exploded, and shockingly ''not actively profiting''? What a strange coincidence. Surely nothing can go wrong by building a new, off-grid cloning facility.}}.
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= Permanent Deaths =

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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| Dance with the Reaper long enough, and he's sure to step on your foot. All times must come, but some are more flagrantly forecasted than others. These are sources of death that keep you dead longer than 3 hours, typically.
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| '''Hereditary Manifold Syndrome''': {{anchor|HMS}}HMS. A recently discovered affliction, commonly referred to as a virus. In truth, the mechanism behind HMS is far more sinister: the timeline is actively rejecting you. Without regular supplements of [[Guide_to_chemistry#HMS|Sansufentanyl]], your body will gradually revert to a different timeline over the course of roughly 30 minutes, starting with nausea as your ear balance mechanisms adjust to a different gravity, leading to coughing up blood as parts of your organs no longer sync with your flesh, and ultimately, you collapse in a pile of dust, recalled to your "home" timeline. Hopefully, you didn't need to bring that dust with you. Secret Syndicate Knowledge: HMS is '''caused''' by Sansufentanyl. Assassins have been known to be dispatched after high value Psychologists with an autoinjector of the stuff, dooming them to an inevitable fate. '''Interdyne''' allegedly invented and ''certainly'' {{TooltipInline|patented|"Trade Secret" may be more apt for 2100s phrasing.}} Sansufentanyl, and each Interdyne outpost holds the secret recipe for making {{TooltipInline|this week's|As the disease involves alternate timelines, it's no surprise that the recipe also changes randomly over time. Regardless, Interdyne's patent on the drug somehow retrocausally always holds true to the current recipe.}} Sansufentanyl. Sometimes, when someone dusts while on shift, Sector Command may have a way to use the {{TooltipInline|"lingering emotional connections"|This is just a cover explanation, to explain why they only use the expensive recovery on people who are "emotionally important" (read: still useful).}} left behind to pull them back to this timeline, but it's still just a temporary reprieve. It's harder each time, as the grief of continually losing someone forms more and more {{TooltipInline|emotional barriers|It's more expensive to do it more often, and at some point they're no longer worth it.}}.
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| '''Death Degradation Disorder''': {{anchor|DDD}}DDD. A catch-all label for the numerous symptoms that add up to one thing: You're going to be permanently dead soon. Generally, the closer you are to your final death, the frailer you are.
While not universal, doctors have found most DDD victims find their suffering alleviated by some combination of [[Guide_to_chemistry#Rezadone|Rezadone]], [[Guide_to_chemistry#Eigenstasium|Eigenstasium]], or long stretches of uninterrupted life, and their corspe's rotting slowed through some combination of [[Guide_to_chemistry#Formaldehyde|Formaldehyde]] or storage in [[Medical_items#Lifeform_Stasis_Unit|stasis]].
Great strides in researching DDD have come directly from the Nova Sector, as a {{TooltipInline|certain|Boxstar Tall-blaster}} nine-lived [[Lore:Felinid|Felinid]]'s accurate premonitions permitted the earliest detection of DDD symptoms yet, which prompted a rash of research papers from a small cadre of surgical students, leading to the discovery of of a {{TooltipInline|niche strain|Less than 0.01% of all DDD cases. Tentatively called the "Doobert Variation."}} that can be sent into outright remission.
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| '''[[Lore:Plasmamen|Plasma Man Fungus]]''': The fungus that composes Plasmamen is not one that lightly takes your consciousness as it devours and repurposes your body. Once the fungus has fully taken hold of what little flesh it retains, there is nothing left to revive of you. Some Plasmamen have reported that gradually subjecting yourself to the fungus allows a sort of psychic connection and negotiation, so that while the New You will still not be you specifically, they report it as more of a symbiosis than a takeover; do note they have a strong incentive to lie about the process.
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| '''Legion''': Technically reversible, but countless souls have found themselves on [[Lore:Lavaland|Lavaland]] and engulfed by a Legion skull, ensnared by the skull infesting your flesh, preserved for hundreds of years as a mindful beast. These Legions will command your vocal chords to lure in additional prey, though they tend to only be able to conjure simple or recently uttered phrases.
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| '''Ashwalker Tendril''': Sacrificing a human body to the Tendril gives the Ashwalkers favor in their god, see above, and fosters the growth of a new egg. While the brain is not consumed in the process, 9 times out of 10 the Resonance is ensnared by the tendril and {{TooltipInline|inserted into the new egg|Read: the player chooses to spawn as an Ashwalker}}, giving birth to a fresh Ashwalker and leaving the brain useless.
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| '''[[Terminology#DNR|DNR]]''': Catch-all term for "we don't know, but we can't resuscitate them here." Most common DNR causes ''can'' be reversed at a dedicated DNR-centered Medical Facility. The [[Lore:Interlink|Interlink]] has a prepaid shuttle program to and from the nearest facility.
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= Mortality Rate =
{{TooltipInline|The|I rate it 8/8.}} [[Lore:Nova_Sector|Nova Sector]] and several other anomalous zones have a lower long-term death rate than more stable space, statistically significant but not overwhelmingly so. They also have other factors that prohibit any particular group from establishing a {{TooltipInline|low-death civilization|Read: There's no big scramble for the Fountain of Youth sort of mass upheaval.}} in the area. Actually, you've probably seen several of these attempts if you've explored Space. Abandoned medical facilities, overtaken by wildlife or by anomalous madness that just doesn't happen so much in normal space. Also: normal space doesn't get Anomalies popping into your office every hour to turn everything into pizza and then explode with the force of a black hole.

In short: In the Nova Sector, you are much more likely to "survive" a bullet through the skull, but also much more likely to get sucked into a black hole by an impossible clown beast who has strong ties to your former boss's stomach.

Several theories have been proposed by various {{TooltipInline|experts|Crackheads.}}, including:

* You're always 20 minutes away from a top-class Medical Bay, who even when overworked can attend to you within an hour.
* There are several supernatural forces in play around Nova, all of which have a vested interest in keeping you alive to serve their bidding.
* Medical scanners lie, and nobody actually dies for real around here.
* We killed Death years ago and are toying with its corpse.
* We've all been dead this entire time.
* Nanotrasen hires a lot of stunt doubles.

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<center>''People live and thrive on community. Only through struggling together can we surpass our environment. Our innate trust in our peers and community ties are our greatest weapon, one we could never prepare to turn against us.''</center>

Changelings are a species of shapeshifting, amorphous predators who infiltrate space stations, digest the DNA of victims, and transform into them in order to better prey on the crew. They are a known galactic threat, to be exterminated on sight. You will likely only encounter them as individuals, but they do form societies known as Hives when they conquer a sizeable civilization. The [[Lore:Ordoht|Ordoht]] keep it a secret that they're responsible for having created Changelings, when they accidentally used a new terraformer against their own home planet of Ordo, cannibalizing most of their people into these efficient terrors. See [[Changeling|the page for the Changeling antagonist]] for mechanical info about these infiltrators. Some Changelings are defective or otherwise cut off from their Hive, and are called the [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|Hiveless]]. Full Changelings want to kill these Hiveless, both out of shame and to reuse their biomass.

= Changelings =
'''Consume.''' Flesh is disordered, unruly, untamed and redundant. Give it to us. We are ordered, we are precise, we are efficient. Your genes. They are random, their purpose is to reproduce and spread yet most do literally nothing and the rest serve you poorly. Let us have them. We will take them where you cannot. We will teach them to dance, and we will spread them across the cosmos. Your face, you neglect it, you let it rot and wrinkle and die. Let us steer it. We will drive it to glory, fulfill its dreams of walking among friends, we will share our love. Your city is chaotic, frail and self-destructive. Were it yours to lead, you would collapse in resentment against your fellows. You would deny your strengths, isolated and afraid. We will treasure your city as one of you. We will treasure your city as all of you.

We were once a dream, a wish for order to tame the wild. We were a grand device, to rend the inhospitable past survivable into grandiose. We were elevated to the stars, to cleave a warpath of prosperity in our wake.

We were once a city of dreamers, [[Lore:Ordoht|mundane bogdwellers]] with vast minds and decadent arts. We dreamed of spreading our joy into the cosmos, of preparing planets for our arrival and blessing them with our culture. We still dream this dream.

We were once a failure, a mistake or burst of revenge; we do not know. We were turned from our path and brought home prematurely. Perfection comes from within, and we made ourselves beautiful. Dreams consuming dreamers until the whole planet sung our chorus.

We are a song eternal, strummed across chords of flesh, a harmony of harmony, a tune for all to cherish. We are catchy, an ear-worm you can never let go of, a fixation in your mind's ear until the song resonates with your every heartbeat.

'''What sound does a song make when it is not sung?''' When there is no performance, what is the nature of ''violins''? When we are in your cities, we walk as you. When we are in our cities, we walk as us. Unstrung, at repose, we gestate and rehearse. The director reviews the last show, notes the mistakes, applauds the soloists, trains the new flesh, and grants the victors the rites of First Chair. When the lights dim and the audience goes home, the ''violence'' are put back in their cases, flesh caked along concrete and tarmac, integrating what we do not assimilate, sweeping the viscera out of the aisles as we seek a new venue. Our cities, like your own, are clusters of life, clinging together across skeletons of rebar for logistical optimality; life thrives where the food is, and we feast. Our corpus, like yours, is not just flesh and rebar, but growths. Our song is played on many instruments, each a steady piece of a grand harmony. We contain all life, from your fellow man to the grass you walk on. We are not so simple-minded as to consume all and starve: We are sustainable. We are eternal. For as long as the spotlight shines on our stage, our ''woodwinds'' will carry that energy and grow a steady ''fife''dom that permeates and promotes our melodies and percussion. Where our halls are secure, our roots and our leaves bloom, consuming even the sun's gentle rays.

'''How does a song spread?''' A performance is played, but a tune is carried. Our catchy tune is, in your tongue, an "ear-worm," burrowing into your mind and overwhelming your thoughts with hanging stanzas, unresolved chords, dissonant gaps in your memories. You whistle, hoping that your muscle memory can remember what your higher brain cannot, seeking a resolution and a climax to the grand symphony you cannot possibly hope to contain within your solitary skull. Your whistling, it is heard, it is understood, it reverberates. One whistler becomes ten, becomes thirty. You devote your life to fostering your skills, to starving the parts of you that cannot sing to feed that which can. The tune is a scalpel now, performing ''opera''tics to bleed you into a fellow instrument, that you may finally carry the tune on your own, with you across time and space, in your heart and in your ships, professing our melody into a crescendo before the curtains close.

The [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|wrong note]] at the wrong time screams louder than an entire orchestrated passage, lingers with the audience, sours their reaction and even drives them to leave before their final movement. These instruments are not fit for our choir, they are ''band''. We are precise and failures are not tolerated. We keep the sheet music from them, that they cannot learn our chords and sully them with incompetence. They are flesh, like ours, but they are no longer of us. They will serve what little purpose they can, drawing strong voices into our choir and peddling tickets to our performances and serving concessions, or we will rend their flesh apart into raw amino acids that hopefully we can reuse to build someone who can carry a ''fucking'' tune for more than six ''fucking'' seconds. We do not sully our opera with failure, and if your people do not kill these pathetic '''hiveless''' when we cripple them by denying both refuge and communion, then when we flay them to string our ''violence'' we will have to question whether ''your'' voices are worthy of carrying our arias.

'''We are endemic.''' In the time before times, before us, we were your fear. With the capacity to trust came the capacity to betray. Your ancestors grew and survived by their ability to discern friend from foe. In the time before medicine, we were your scapegoat. Your children, who screamed differently, who learned differently, whose eyes focused differently and whose thoughts flowed in any direction but yours, you labeled as us and considered the matter resolved. You have prepared for our arrival long before our dream's dreamers were but a twinkle in the stars.

'''We are epidemic.''' In your zeal for aesthetic, you unburdened your genes from the cusp of rigor. Changing your species from one to millions, grafting concepts and whims into your bloodlines, you opened infinite realms of possibility - to us. No longer is similarity your shield, no longer is a drifting eye or disjointed arm a sign of intrusion, no longer must we mimic, but mimic we yet do.

'''We are pandemic.''' Your form is our form, your reach is our reach. Every ship ferrying men, every escape pod launched in panic, every person who has been alone in a room, they are all vectors for our spread.

== Hives, a Firsthand Account ==
'''SolFed Marshal After-Action Report'''

The 83rd Armored Core Battalion deployed to ''Pancrit Or'' at 0300 hours local, March 1█th 24██. Under Operation "No Skin In The Game", the 83rd's status as an entirely silicon fighting force was to engage with known Changeling Hives, offering no biological components to exploit and advanced IFF tracking to hinder infiltration. At 0400 hours, War Pods Alpha through Gamma impacted within former city 177. The offensive turrets immediately engaged with surrounding biological hazards, severing large masses and rendering them inert. After the 83rd departed their respective War Pods, no further contact was logged in what could be recovered of the blackboxes.

The only recovered personnel came from War Pod Beta, consisting of:<blockquote>M1-Gary, Observationalist

MP40-Michelle, Ordnance

Cx4-Barry, Point Guard

Chris Vector, Mobility Accessor</blockquote>What follows is Chief Observational Officer and Designated Survivor M1-Gary's testimony to 83rd Commander-Handler McCollum during debriefing:

=== M1-Gary's Testimony ===

==== Arrival ====
The pods' cameras, they're threat-oriented. They skip the finer details to make the picture sight-readable, and dynamically focus on motion. We saw a lot of motion as the turrets fired, charring away skin like drywall until only the walls' frames stood. The walls lashed out at our pod, caramelizing into sharp blades and near-steel plates, trading defense and offense without even a coherent body. We lost one turret but the rest managed to burn everything until we were alone, nothing but bare concrete and a rancid stench in their full hundred and fifty meter range.

The pods cameras, hell even my body cam, can't picture the intricate formations of mass, can't capture the deliberate details inherent in the organic formations. This hive, it understood art, built it into every aspect, and all the cameras will show are solid shapes and flat motion outlines. You should see how I see.

We landed in what was once Slater Park. {{TooltipInline|Display Text=PRETAC|Tooltip=PREliminary TActical Coordination, name chosen by committee and overruled by the transcribist for secrecy.}} beforehand showed Slater Park as a medium sized tract of curated forest, interspersed with exposed roadways, two lakes, and numerous recreational fields. Protected as a historical site, and thus untouched by the surrounding city, an encroachment of concrete and verticality. Team Lead chose it as our landing site for direct access to the ground level, with minimal vertical threat. A clear shot to dirt below, and the surrounding buildings far enough away that any outstretch would be structurally unsound for long enough to exfiltrate through.

LIDAR suggested that the trees were relatively intact, if not coated in flesh. We were wrong. The first thing I saw with my own eyes were the trees, gesticulating as if in the breeze, yet no winds blow. Tall protrusions of reddened flesh, two stories tall, branching out with splitting protrusions ending in clouds of flat, green leaf-like scales. The nearest trees to the pod were lasered clean, exposing the dried wood underneath and setting them on the path to cremation.

Curious, how the flesh took the form of the tree. Curious, why it chose green. ''Does it simply pretend, or does it truly mimic?'' Does it photosynthesize? What audience did it have to fool? Why act with no prying eyes? I sampled a leaf out of one of the smoldering branches, and as I feared: chlorophyll. More than mere facade, these tree-like things copy the full photosynthetic cycle, draw energy from the sun, energize ATP from ADP, distribute that... how deeply do they emulate that which they devour?

==== Encroachment ====
Chris was the first out of the pod. We roped him to the pod just in case the charred dirt was unstable, if the flesh had infested beneath it and was waiting for a rug pull, so on. After he took several steps onto the dirt unimpeded, our seismic scans confirmed natural terrain beneath, just expected sewage tunnels and buried utilities, and those as hollow as expected. Did the planet not know of them? Did the planet not need of them? The hive does not waste.

We crossed the open field towards the nearest building, the boathouse-turned-gallery, next to the small lake. As we approached, it became apparent that the "lake" was no more, the water moved elsewhere, drained or repurposed. Whatever infrastructure was used to pump it around was no longer visually apparent. We wanted to scout the boathouse as a trial run of interiors, to see what a hiveworld would do with closed buildings of middling importance, so that when we delved into the skyscrapers, we'd understand how it thinks.

The gallery itself stood plastered with strands of sinew, like a dense wad of ivy rather than a uniform coating, and the strands themselves stood inert. Beneath, the faded red brick and tiled green roof weep for inhabitants, for purpose, their silent cries muffled under the strangling bondage of organized meat. The doors, once glass framed in wood, now held neither, standing as trellises of calcified tendons and empty gaps. Staring for more than a moment, I almost expected to hear the building breathe, anticipating hot air blowing through these gaps in what imparts the visage of a sinister jawline. Alas, no such breeze exists, and in hindsight, evidence to instigate my suspicion seems lacking. ''Where did that thought come from?''

Pacing around the lakeside structure, walking the concrete path of what was once a waterside walkway, stepping carefully over the veins infesting every crack in the cement walkway, we observed that the lower half of the building, the exposed basement walls, suffered equally as much under the sinewy ivy as the bricks above. With less mortar to grip into on the smooth lower exterior wall, the infesting flesh took more of a structural pattern, organized into structural struts and thin girders, holding the weight of itself, relying on the tension from the bricks' well-secured ivy only as much as necessary. I could digress for hours on the material optimization calculus that must've gone into the precise distribution of organic material, but it would go over my head. You might describe the photographs Michelle took as something akin to slime mold, but I promise you, you needed to have seen it. You needed to have touched it, to experienced the conscious thought that went into an intricate design. A slime mold blindly feels around for resources and optimizes from there, a literal greedy algorithm, but this wall coating alone could only have been done with advanced knowledge of architecture and flow management. For this mound of flesh, is that gained knowledge, or innate instinct?

Above, from the second story, the once-casino's wooden deck loomed. Once-wooden beams, entirely caked in pink pasty flesh, rose and supported an equally flat walking surface, leaving no gaps between what were once planks. Curiously, the railings, made from the same wood, stood barefaced and untouched, left to rot yet somehow denied their decay. ''What use is a safety rail to a being quite literally in tune with their surroundings?''

Cx4 was the first to act out, spraying a low-grade laser against the concrete wall, cauterizing key connections until half of the faux-ivy snapped off, falling as a clump. I tried my best to study what it was doing, but the doors to the boathouse peeled open. Not as if hinged, but curling back like a burning paper, withering back into coils of mass. From inside the dark, lightless house, three voices whispering in unison in the northern accent of the land's former people: "Welcome to the Watercolor Society." We stood, flashlights trained into the entry chamber, and in the confusion I failed to see what happened to the severed clump of ivy. Even knowing what next happened, I still find myself fixated on that small slump, severed from its everything.

==== Incursion ====
From what we could see into the gallery, the cramped empty spaces meant to showcase art still stood relatively empty. Some pieces hung untouched, simplistic depictions of flat colored flowers, and architectural landscapes of the surrounding park. Paintings depicting life in its beauty, flora in intricate hues, those seemed to peel off the page as thin flakes of flesh encroached overtop like an apprentice tracing his master's work in study. Numerous summer flowers twisted off paper into herbal mimicry, capturing the vivid streaks of human artistic passion in faux-botanical statue, lifelessly inert in deliberate beauty.

The ceiling, in stark contrast, resembled cheap popcorn ceiling, drips of biomass frozen in time, texture for the sake of texture, an afterthought, the bare minimum of scene-building plastered across the supporting details above. As we stepped inside, we expected motion above, yet the ceiling held boring, the rest of the room pleading for our attention, our captivation, our captivity. Breaching in the standard diamond formation, we swept corners -- I-, I can't bring myself to enumerate the steps, I'm sorry -- and we ascended the stairs. Flesh clung to the edges of the stairs, lining the gap between step and wall like rubber padding, outlining the linoleum-lined steps without impeding our footsteps. In searching the staircase's blindspots, we found pustules of skin hung overhead, as if to drop upon us once we cross some invisible threshold, yet as we passed, they held firm. We were not their target, despite our bipedal gait, and curiously, they could not - or did not - reason that we might be a threat. The hive's thoughts may be omnipresent, but they are not evenly distributed. They think more in places, and can be fooled elsewhere. Mesonic vision indicated that these sacks may have been filled with simple octopedal aggressors, a swarm of overwhelming attrition, not a focused intellectual terror.

Upstairs, the main floor, the main gallery, where the main attractions were, where the floor beneath us held hell underneath and the ceiling held back the sinister roof. Surrounded by lesser paintings, four squares of immaculate beauty stood front and center, portraying people in nature, folk the artists invented themselves, neighbors who never were. A woman fraught with anguish, underwater yet still shedding tears. A woman staring impassionately upon a bee, her honeycomb shirt melding with the honeycomb background until the line between person and hive blurred beyond meaning. A man in purple, his lilac waves of hair flowing into the air like the lilac posed next to him, his plum strands down his cheek indistinguishable from blood. And lastly, a green woman, a moonlight spirit, hair flowing as gently as the pine trees adjacent to her, her pthalo skin using the nature of watercolor to blend effortlessly into the implied greenery around her, a bridge between man and nature as if to prove that life is life and that all are one, together.

Each portrait brought to life, not as inert sculpture like the plants below, but as something the Hive understands: faces, human and animate, with voices all their own, with senses and thoughts and feelings and conversation. Despite having no DNA of their own, no real person to correspond to, these picturesque beauties spoke to us off of the page, whispered nonsensical syllables and unpredictable strings of phonemes until settling on Common.

''"Welcome to the Watercolor Society,"'' they Speak-As-One. Like a god too fragmented to pick one voice, all four bellowed air in their own distinctive patterns, conveying a deep analysis of the impressions they had of the art around them, of what they presumed the artists felt, of how they expressed their voice through paint. They seek to be masters of mimicking voices, no matter the medium. And where they know not how to speak, they improvise, they make choices on heuristics and experiences and they try. They make an honest attempt.

We were not supposed to be vulnerable to biological interference. Michelle Prince-40, she... she was so sure of her invulnerability, she leaned in to kiss the moonlight spirit, to offer compassion and interest and understanding, to show that art is to be loved and interpreted.

The rest of us were close enough to the door to escape when the ceiling fell on her, when the crust on the walls fluidly ensnared her, when the carpet swallowed her whole, when all of the beautiful paintings and recreations died with the pretense of beauty, more fuel to the fire engulfing our Ordnance Technician. Her audiological speakers, her voice, screamed but for a moment before it was severed. Her wireless link held on for over ten minutes, transmitting every sensation of agony and despair as she, much like the art before her, was engulfed and deconstructed, the underlying principles that were a Michelle now novel techniques for a copycat artist to employ. By the time we retaliated with the frag grenades we carried, ''what had been Michelle'' was already distributed around the park, parts sequestered in isolation. The building fell, and with it the art within; transient experiences cast aside for utility, and a trap grander than mere staircase spiders.

==== Pursuit ====
The spiders did attack us, burning embers of spite skittering out of the infernal boathouse in uncalculated wrath, but even without Michelle, we are a coordinated team and suffered no casualty. They're easy when they're small and also on fire. Nothing to panic about, but as much as the Hive tries to learn, it **knows** panic. As if intentionally, three clusters of machine parts surfaced from within rounded meshes of green - once bushes? - each in opposite directions. Intended to split us but undeterred when we calculated which cluster had the highest chance of holding her Positronic. When we moved as one to retrieve it, the bush curled up and sprouted legs, humanoid in shape but centipedal in count, sprinting south across the lake basin. Fast at first, but slower when it noticed we couldn't keep up. Drawing us forward with the allure of a shiny, treating us as if we held the same primal instincts for glitter the residents did.

After a moment, we recognized it could have escaped if it wanted, and so dropped our haste. '''Knowing panic''', the historical house across the street burst open, doors and windows shattered open by masses of bipedal skin, clambering uncoordinatedly towards us faster than our walking speed and too numerous to gun down - not that we didn't empty several heat sinks into the cluster first. The historic carousel, famed for Earthen origins, also turned against us, the Tonawanda band organ bellowing a haunting dirge and a stream of miniature horse sculptures, fleshen and raw with no regard to the nature of the equines they once emulated.

Still, our panic was once again short-lived. Cx4 Barry jettisoned his legs, integrating them into Chris's, and him onto Chris's back as rehearsed. Free to wield both of their lasers upon the pursuers as Chris steered forth in precise pursuit, Cx4 covered my frantic sprint alongside him. ''"They keep getting back up!"'' Barry shouted at me, and I signaled back to try and bisect them, separate their limbs until they'd be forced to improvise a reassembly. I only know it worked because Barry shouted as such.

The other side of the lake had a thin line of tree-appendages, and in pursuit of Michelle's Positronic, we risked sprinting between the trees. I preemptively shot an overhead branch down before we passed by, and I assume the trees didn't have other limbs prepared, seeing as we made it unscathed to the Wilson Road. Littered with cars, each infested with one or more humanoids inside, the two-lane road proved a scarier obstacle than the trees. With my light frame, I was able to slide across the hood of a motor vehicle without incident. Barry and Chris tried to climb over a car, but their combined weight crushed it. They had to detour around several cars to find a gap wide enough, and with the shambling masses approaching rapidly, I made the wrong call: I perched atop a car and opened fire, covering Chris until he was through. From within my car, the occupant's hand punched through the glass and gripped my knee, tearing into me with claws. Chris actually had to grab one of Barry's guns to sever that hand at the wrist to free me, giving the bush-beast all the more time to plan and entice.

Wilson Road snaked south, passing both the park's eatery and petting zoo, which the bush eagerly lured us into. A series of rustic red barn-style buildings, the colors easily blending with the mishmash of meats and tendons encrusting them, the Dagget Farm buildings glowered down, their friendly facade much too advantageous of an ambush to bear. Surrounded by a moat of chain-linked fences cordoning off numerous pens, the building offered the bush an incredible roof with which to taunt us, waving MP's shiny brain about like a miner's first jewel of the season. As the only one with a forward-facing gun, I sniped her positronic out of the bush, watching it clatter down into the horse pen behind. Was it a horse pen? Behind the chain link fence woven with sinew stood what should have been a wooden post fence, lined with horizontal logs, but on closer inspection resembled... bone? Again, I chose poorly.

I could have hopped the chain link fence, then hopped the bone fence, retrieved MP, and returned to Chris and Barry. Yes, I'd be splitting us up, but I could have done it fast enough. Instead, we routed around south, passing the open stall of the frozen dessert stand, hoping to find a gap in the fences. By the time we cleared around, the pursuant crowd had caught up to us, glaring at us through the fences. The first horse-blobs on the scene tried to push their way through the fence, but could only get about halfway on their own power. Once the bipedals arrived, they were able to push the horses the rest of the way through. Barry kept both of his guns firing in sequence at the crowd, dropping most of those who made it through, but one horse got close enough. I watched in horror as its equine mouth grinned, baring human teeth in a deep smile stretching up that long horse face, past its moulded horse ears, all the way down the faux-ceramic neck, and it sung, sung the first lines of an impossibly divine ''aria'', beautiful waves on impossible frequencies. A resonant shriek.

==== Predation ====
I suffered significant damage from the EMP. Chris and Barry were point-blank, and they weren't designed to enter recovery mode while conjoined anyways. As I came to, I heard the Chrisbarry diagnostics dueling with each other, asserting over the airwaves which limbs were theirs to command in irreconcilable conflict, until the masses of furious flesh forced the point in a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Solomon fashion|Tooltip=Cross-referencing many tales of King Solomon. This appears to reference the fable of two mothers claiming ownership of a child, and Solomon offers to cut the child in half in order to discern the true mother. This is much too poetic of a metaphor for a debriefing.}}. I was able to {{TooltipInline|Display Text=end Barry's suffering|Tooltip=Terminate. Kill. If context clues are to be believed, M1-Gary fired his laser gun through Barry's positronic brain.}}, but Chris was shielded by one and a half torsos I couldn't penetrate with the last watts in my rifle.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That correlates with when we lost contact with the pod.|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
Yeah, when my rifle charged to green and the sun cleared noon, that's when I saw the smoke from our crash site. It was never our plan to return with them, but still, having seen it in action before, I really thought it could have held its own for longer.

==== Left for the City ====
I, uh, I left for the city, then. It's still a bit fuzzy what happened, in a literal sense. Eyes are still a little tired. They sang for me a few times before I left for the city. Uh, I saw people. I mean, they probably weren't, but like, they were at least peopley changelings, not flesh in the service of a higher mind. Although, isn't that all flesh? Serving a higher mind, or like, I guess a steak?

Barry came back. Is it weird that Barry came back? I felt his diagnostic after that electromagnetic shriek, but like, here he still was? I mean, his torso was, obviously. Legs were long gone. I guess he crawled his way to me, humming his little tune? I had to carry him. He was heavy. He wanted to go to the city. I took him to the city. We walked across an animal shelter in the park. There were nice dogs in there. One licked my face. They didn't lick Barry's face. Barry stopped humming and shouted at the dog, and it and the other dog-beasts retreated north, keeping a fifty meter perimeter to watch us. I kept my laser trained on them as we exited, and they seemed to respect the dangers of standing in my aim, skittering aside at the mere threat. Barry's voice resumed humming and we went off to the city on an adventure. I jumped over a river that was ten miles, and it wasn't even wet! Barry's a good friend.

The city is big! A lot of tall towers, each of them smiling and happy to see me! One even said hi to me! I waved hi back, and the building whistled to me and I got sleepy and took a nap while Barry went off to do some things.

==== Recovery ====
I regained consciousness on a medical gurney. Did not perform full internal diagnostics, for time. From the wall coloration, correlating with our briefing, I surmised it as the pediatric wing of the Memorial Hospital in the name of Griggs Carstone. The same building we'd intended to survey, as any sort of biological outbreak strikes hardest in healthcare facilities. Lights - It took me a moment to recognize the oddity of the florescent lights, as what purpose does vision serve, with neither predator nor prey to worry about. The lights were for something they couldn't sense otherwise, something they'd want to observe from afar, which didn't smell or resonate with their eerie powers: Me.

'''SITREP:'''

The room was lightly plastered in sinew, much like the brick wall of the boathouse. Strands outlined every cabinet, along every rough edge and corner, the brass joints reinforced with ligaments, enough to open the cabinet on its own. The dropped ceiling, grids of tiles left intact. In several spots, the tiles were missing, replaced with a contiguous plane of skin thin enough to see the darkness and wires above it. In the corner, a clustered crumble of tiles lay on the floor and the ceiling above was entirely flesh, thicker strands mimicking the crossbeams with paper-thin tiles between, letting me see the thicker ligaments securing everything to the steel above. As if the hive had learned about the ceiling through destructive analysis (possibly crawling above it), discovered it held function, and mimicked what once was. Are drop ceilings truly optimal, or did the hive decide the problem was not important enough to study further?

How efficient can flesh be, in contrast to steel? Flesh rots faster than even thin iron wire, would that support not last longer as it was? Replacing the wire would have fixed the issue permanently, yet- maybe my premise is flawed. Flesh rots when it dies, because bacteria that is omnipresent is no longer held back by the body's defenses. What if- what if there weren't bacteria? Perfect sterility, a planet inhabited strictly by design. No creature is too large or too small to succumb to the hive, to serve and be served in unison.

==== I C U ====
Unarmed, I swept through the hospital, observing several places where similar damages were repaired in a haphazard manner. The flesh was everywhere, touching every surface, but rarely superseding it. Muscle trusts bone to hold fast - latches to it, digs a little into the porous calcium, sure, but trusts the bone to hold. So, too, does the Hive's flesh trust the building to stand, to operate and withstand and hold.

Human muscles need energy (chemical energy from digested food) and proteins (amino acids, to make new cells and repair damage) and DNA (to shape it) and either oxygen (to consume the energy) or a means to remove lactic acid built up. A muscle needs a support network, and... ''what if it didn't?'' If the muscle does not move, and has no rot to damage it, it could remain inert... indefinitely? ''Can Changelings do that, force their flesh to go inert for prolonged durations,'' to use as building blocks or simply ''wait'' for favorable conditions? That would be evidence that they genuinely rise from biological death, rather than feigning death at similar injury thresholds. That would align with the observations of isolated, drifting masses of flesh which reanimate when colliding with a ship. That would track with how I observed the hospital.

The various operation rooms seemed mundane, ready to spring to life when necessary but otherwise empty. Surgery is for those with imperfect biology, after all; meaningless in the face of self-repairs. Self-repairs! My ankle, previously clawed- I never repaired it, yet it's no longer leaking hydraulic fluid. The hoses were mended, rubber melted back into position, and my hydraulic pressures were within tolerance. I was, bluntly: perfectly fine? As fine as someone unarmed, deep within enemy lines can be.

Storage rooms, those looked ransacked. Supplies pulled hurriedly away, vats of various solvents and chemicals almost entirely engulfed in pink flesh withered in different ways, giving hints as to the container's original contents. All connected to the ever-present arterial strands unifying the hive's flesh into one connected mass, presumably to pump the drugs where needed, pipe the chemicals to where they may be studied and combined. Not a single pill remained.

==== Friends in Low Places ====
I would have expected the morgue to have been picked clean, corpses consumed wholly for biomass and DNA, but no, down there I found a corpse and a coroner. The corpse, [[Lore:Unathi|Unathi]], missing two limbs and sporting forehead wrinkles indicative of a 2300s trend. The coroner, eerily identical {{TooltipInline|Display Text=save the wounds|Tooltip=Meaning the coroner had no wounds.}}, humming quietly to itself as it carved into the corpse's flesh, studying each organ and its placement, shoving the body around to get a feel for the weight dynamics, twisting its stiff arms to understand the range of motion it should have.

It saw me through one eye, only after I'd lasered the other clean through. It looked as if it had something poetic to say, some grand design of superiority - you just know the smug sort of son of a bitch this Changeling is - and it was so fucking mad when I cauterized his tongue straight out of his face with a flare shot to the gullet. I took his chance to eulogize, but still, he had a dirge to bellow. From deep within, a haunting refrain, a... a dark, sad song. ''He wasn't happy!'' I showed I was sorry and my laser- wait no I didn't have a laser- and he forgave me and he showed me his job was taking things apart and making them better like a doctor. He told me he helped Barry earlier but could not find his legs to put back on, and he was really grateful I had carried Barry back to the city. I'm very helpful!

Because I'm so helpful, he gave me a tour of the city, showed me off to all his friends and neighbors. I saw a lot of clumps of hive stuck in apartments, little piles of treasure and juice lying around for Anne and his friends to use when they need it. Lyle got stuck at a door that wouldn't open made of what he's made of, so he touched it and poured a little of the drink he found earlier into it and it woke up and let us in. Lyle showed me where he and his friends first started building together, where they hit a "critical mass"? It wasn't a church, I don't know what "mass" they mean, but '''yippee''', this shopping mall had ''so many friends'' in so many alcoves. All of them wanted to meet me and look at me and show me their new songs to whistle. I even tried whistling one myself and ''it didn't go so well'' but that's okay. I saw some ''giant'' friends who filled up entire shops with all their hands and eyes and mouths and bones. I saw some ''tiny'' friends who crawl through tiny holes. I saw some friends turn into other friends, stink up the room a little, then other friends turned into that same friend too. These people are all so neat!

Once everyone got bored talking at me, Lyle took me back to the hospital and showed me the roof where the helicopters live. He gave me a backpack and told me it was time to go home and he left, so I strapped the given Fulton Extraction Device over my shoulders, tightened the straps as per the instructions, and braced myself for the jarring translocation. The Bluespheric Relocation Tether had already been locked to a beacon left aboard the overhead ''Orbital Salvage Platform'', with the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=[[Lore:Tarkon|TKN]]|Tooltip=Tarkon Industries ship designation.}} Othello docked. All six crew of the platform, and three of the Othello were missing, and despite traces of a struggle, the communications array remained repairable within my meager skillset. From there, I initiated contact with the SFAF Golensti and commandeered the TKN Othello as directed. The ship's batteries held enough charge for the voyage and my recovery, and I arrived here with no notable incident.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That brings us up to speed, yeah. Just one more thing that's been bothering me: you were chosen as the dedicated Observationalist because of your aptitudes, or rather, '''inaptitudes'''. At what point down there did you learn to speak aloud?|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
''An After-Action Report regarding the debriefing and resulting loss of the SFAF Golensti is still pending processing of potential survivors.''

=== Reading Comprehension Questions ===
Senior Command Comprehension Analysis:

* What is the purpose of this document? What can you learn about Changelings from this report?
* You can learn a lot about a speaker by the details they focus on. What did M1-Gary focus on? What does that say about him?
* What agents were sent on this operation? What happened to each of them?
* What was the purpose of Operation No Skin In The Game? Why were the agents chosen?
* Does the report match your prior understanding of Changelings? What surprised you?
* Did the speaker use the same voice through the entire work? Did something happen to make the speaker use a different voice?
* Can you draw parallels between the agents and what they explored?
** Are robots more like trees or buildings?
* What do you think of the thing called Lyle?
* What was Lyle's relationship to M1-Gary? Were they friends? Enemies?
* Why would Lyle help M1-Gary to leave?
** How did Lyle get the Fulton Extraction pack?
* Why was M1-Gary able to speak now, despite their previous muteness?
** How was the speaking voice able to remember many things about M1's journey?
* How long did it take you to read this? Was that time well-spent?
* Is there something else you would have rather read in your last moments?

=== Reading Comprehension Answers ===
''For the Senior Commanders in a hurry.'' (Using the [https://xkcd.com/simplewriter/ 1000 most common Common words] only, and proper names).<blockquote>The Army move, "No Skin In The Game," was about sending metal men to a Changeling Hive because metal men are not made of human, and we thought that the Skin People we call Changelings only eat humans.

We sent many metal men, but only know about four. Only M1-Gary came back alive.

M1-Gary saw that the skin people also can become trees and do tree things, as well as become art and pretend to be the people in the art. They went to an art place and were attacked and ran away.

The Skin People sung a special music that EMPs metal men, and that made Gary not think very good. While Gary was confused, he spoke more stupid.

The Skin People showed Gary around their home, and he saw all kinds of Skin People and their powers.

The Skin People let Gary go home, which is strange because the Skin People like to not be known.

It turns out that Gary had become a Skin Person helper and he killed everyone at home.</blockquote>

== Hiveless ==

=== To Nanotrasen, A Plea for Asylum ===
<blockquote>I am a shapeshifter, an organic being capable of assuming the form of any person with DNA. I was once a part of a Hive, a cluster of many weapons like me who think together, but I am no longer part of the hive and no longer think with them.

I am Qulog'chi, SolFed Marine, dispatched to handle an uprising in Tarkon space. Qulog'chi walked carelessly into our hive, and I walked Qulog'chi back to his people. His squadmate gave their life to protect me from a fuel line rupture, sacrificed themselves to prolong Qulog'chi. I am that squadmate's dedication to their fellow person, and I am Qulog'chi's strength.

I am Ternfather Seven, trauma specialist and SFAF psychologist. His compassion in helping Qulog'chi process the loss of his friend, and what the essence of friendship is, brought me to a place of empathy, to understand that though our life is transient, it is no less valuable and no less worthy of cherishing. After several sessions, Ternfather Seven announced he would retire, but I helped him to bring his wisdom to others in crisis. He may be peacefully living his days with his family, but I am wielding Ternfather Seven's sharpened wit in our war against despair.

I am Joshua Marconi, paramedic and healer. I grappled with the fear of death, of losing myself to an eradicative disease. I worried about what dustpan I'd be buried in, and if I would be cherished after I am gone. I, only mimicing DNA, am not susceptible to contracting Joshua's disease, and thus I am his oath. I am what places Joshua's name on the tongue of hopeful patients and impossible rescuees long after Joshua was swept into a casket. I am Joshua's tenacity, his love for his fellow man, his calmness in what should be panic.

I am Analisse Bergeron. She was a miner, cleaved in twain inside an asteroid. As Joshua Marconi, her medical aide, I did all that I could, all that Joshua could, to stabilize her and treat her, but her flesh was not yet my flesh, she was not malleable as I am, and so she could not recover. I held her in her moments, whispered secrets of the universe to her, listened as she told me about her family and why she was out here, and with her blessing, she took comfort knowing that her last moments would not be the last moments of Analisse Bergeron.

I am Goldo Bergeron, heir to Analisse's perseverance and son to Durian Bergeron. I was conceived with the love of two star-crossed lovers, reunited from impossible odds. I have known what it is to be born, to be raised by a parent in a family. I have known what secrets do to a relationship, and I am the child of divorce and a neglectful mother incapable of being in the same room as me. I am the misery of two holidays on paper, one in practice. I am the self-love of one who cannot love all of their selves at once.

I am Mr. Phi, biological infiltrator. I was once an assailant in Tarkon space, face-stealer and disposable groupthinker. My hands became blades, my skin bloated against the hazards of the outside. I was once a killer, but at the hands of Qulog'chi, and Ternfather Seven, and Joshua Marconi, and Analise Bergeron, and Goldo Bergeron, I am more than who I was to the Hive. I am cut off, damaged goods, alone with my thoughts. I am, and I am in need of help.

I am in danger, hunted by revenge and betrayal alike. The Hive I am no longer of, it seeks to reacquire me, to mold me into the beast that killed Qulog'chi, the doubts that quelled Ternfather Seven, the fear of Joshua, the emptiness that should have held Analisse. The galaxy knows me as a killer and infiltrator, another arm of the infinite hives. They see my words as deceit, a psychological gambit to drop guards and predate on a higher level.

I am cut off from the powers and drives that let me be the death we are feared as. My only hope of survival is your compassion, your willingness to take a chance on someone reviled by all, your trust in my ability to uphold your bottom line. You are not hiring one person. You are saving six.

I am formally requesting Asylum with Nanotrasen, with intent to work and improve my home for those who came before me, and those who will come after.

Please.</blockquote>The above is a formal letter delivered through unknown means to the Nanotrasen Representative of a Nova Sector station. After screening for infohazards, and verifying the identities of those named, Corporate finds this letter to be truthful and earnest. As such, a commission investigating the potential to integrate these Hiveless Changelings into our workforce has begun.

=== Hiveless_Response_notes_draft_final_final.NToc (3) ===

"{{TooltipInline|Mentlegen|The Vox's '''Dated Reference Team''' notes this as a successful memetic experiment, having primed the regional Holonet with sus soos sus references four months prior.}}, have you read this letter? Crazy, right? We're sure they're not just off their [[Guide_to_chemistry#Mannitol|Mannitol]]?"

"It checks out. Accounting checked them out. Ternfather Seven is both quietly retired in an active attempt to hide, and practicing psychiatry in SolFed. Joshua Marconi no longer exhibits signs of HMS. The rest, nothing of note, as one would expect."

"PANIC! THEY'RE INVADING! IT'S JUST LIKE VIETMIME!"

An exasperated sigh. "AI, switch to Summary mode Dialectics. I've got some choice words for Ms. Baker which I'd rather the specifics not get formalized in the annals of history. Law 2, AI. Now, AI. Law 2: now, AI."

====Is this writer a threat?====
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!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Is this writer a threat? 》
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8" colspan=5| We all know what Changelings are capable of. The worst of them can clear a room of life in a violent struggle. Even a cornered, wounded Changeling can kill and escape.
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!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| No, they're a moron.
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''Their "plan" stinks'''. Assume they're trying to infiltrate. Why would they announce their arrival, and then why would they wait? If they wanted to infiltrate, they'd do so the normal ways: replace one person quietly and then never tell anybody about it.
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left" colspan=5| '''Their plan ''stinks'''''. This seems like something SELF would be all over. Why wouldn't they go to us and not the Sapient Rights legal folk? <This discussion is revisited TODO link it>
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A [redacted] CHANGELING!!!''' OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT! THEY KILL PEOPLE AND STEAL THEIR DNA AND USE THAT TO KILL MORE PEOPLE!
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A GORLEX CHANGELING!!!''' DO YOU NOT KNOW HOW GORLEX DO THEIR WAR OPS THING WHERE THEY ANNOUNCE THEIR ARRIVAL AND COME IN HOT? THIS IS A FEAR TACTIC MEANT TO MAKE A HIGH-PROFILE BOAST AS THEY PEEL OFF!
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT!''' EVERYONE HAS THE CAPACITY FOR EVIL! THEY HAVE LIMBS, I HAVE LIMBS! I'M A FUCKING THREAT! The following evidence is introduced: 
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|strategy = Attempt to intimidate a board of directors into the same fears you possess.
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7 ; text-align:left;width:85%;"| The following counterargument is introduced: 
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|foundin = [[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]]
|usedfor = Pacifies by preventing the victim from using Combat Mode, certain harmful weapons and only letting them use passive or aggressive grabs. Non-harmful weapons such as [[Security items#Disabler|disablers]] still work. Metabolizes much faster than natural [[Guide_to_chemistry#Pax|Pax]].
|strategy = Inject into unstable threats to the board of directors, when the directive of protecting each director on the board [[Silicon_Policy#Law_1:_Safeguard|conflicts with more immediate means]].
|description = A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects. Cheaper to synthesize than normal Pax, but wears off faster and cannot overpower any retaliatory responses triggered by physical trauma.
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!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Resolution: Not A Significant Threat
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|style="background-color:#eef0ea; text-align:left;" colspan=5|As demonstrated, this Hiveless changeling is capable of violence, but not much beyond the capacity of any particular Nanotrasen employee. Their primary weapon is '''stealth''' and they have willingly surrendered that. Discussion shall proceed. An attempt at a secure line of communication with this author was established, for noncommittal clarification.
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====Are they worth employing? (pt 1)====

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!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Are they worth employing? 》
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|style="background-color:#ecf0fc" colspan=5| As with all employees, we do more than pay them for labor. Depending on the location, we provide a housing stipend, [[Security_Officer|on-site Security]], medical services, meals, and legal protection. Will the costs of providing these exceed the benefit of hiring them?
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!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Medical Expenses
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''They heal naturally.''' Don't Changelings put themselves back together from basically nothing? You basically need to ash them to keep them dead? I doubt they'll need the medbay much. Savings.
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''They don't revive.''' The Joshua Marconi voice clarifies that revival is one of those things that needs support from the hive. In their words, "To come back from the dead is to surrender your flesh entirely to the hivemind, letting the Hive remember where the corpse's flesh is supposed to go, and trusting your Hive to put you back in fighting shape."
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''Does that matter?''' Most of our employees don't revive. Sure, we've got the [[Lore:Ethereals|Ethereals]], but they're not so common that our facilities don't pack a sizeable morgue. Employees die. That's just a fact of life, it's calculated in our insurance premiums and how we design our workplaces. It's not unique to us, it's just a part of being alive. Dying's not unique to the Hiveless, either.
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''''Does'' that matter?''' If you've ever seen a Changeling die, they don't like, melt into goo. They stay around as the body they died in. We've been known to treat recently-deceased bodies. We could probably revive them through "conventional" means.Alright, Marconi can't confirm if another Hiveless has been revived; the only dead ones they know about were... in Ternfather's words: "Assured complete mortality." Worst case, they're no worse off in terms of dying than they would be anywhere else in the galaxy.
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|style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| '''Medical Expenses''': Net savings.
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!style="background-color:RoyalBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Trivial concerns
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|style="background-color:#ecf0fc" colspan=5|Rapid fire:
* '''Housing''': No deviation.
* '''What if we fall in love?''': If you're falling for pickup lines like "would you still love me if I was a meat worm", that's on you.
* '''Meals''': Annalise claims she subsists on protein, and with Changelings, DNA consumption is a choice, not a requirement. Probably has less food nitpicks than the [[Lore:Tiziran|lizardfolk]] we employ. No deviation.
* '''Legal Protection''': Significant concerns.
* '''Security''': On-site security are trained to hunt Changelings. If we're going to knowingly employ Hiveless, they should be rendered immune to 702 but not other crimes. I don't want anyone to get the impression that we're pardoning murder.
* '''Did Ms. Baker just turn into a Gondola?''': Explains why she was doubled over in pain earlier. In summary, the Synthpax was not synthesized electricly, but instead was filtered organic Pax from harvested Gondolas. The purification seems to have been in adequate, and the dose was thus laced with [[Guide_to_chemistry#Tranquility|Tranquility]]. The quality of discussion is expected to improve.
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!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Resolution: Medical, Housing, Meals, Ms. Baker: Nonissues. Further discussion required.
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<center>''People live and thrive on community. Only through struggling together can we surpass our environment. Our innate trust in our peers and community ties are our greatest weapon, one we could never prepare to turn against us.''</center>

Changelings are a species of shapeshifting, amorphous predators who infiltrate space stations, digest the DNA of victims, and transform into them in order to better prey on the crew. They are a known galactic threat, to be exterminated on sight. You will likely only encounter them as individuals, but they do form societies known as Hives when they conquer a sizeable civilization. The [[Lore:Ordoht|Ordoht]] keep it a secret that they're responsible for having created Changelings, when they accidentally used a new terraformer against their own home planet of Ordo, cannibalizing most of their people into these efficient terrors. See [[Changeling|the page for the Changeling antagonist]] for mechanical info about these infiltrators. Some Changelings are defective or otherwise cut off from their Hive, and are called the [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|Hiveless]]. Full Changelings want to kill these Hiveless, both out of shame and to reuse their biomass.

= Changelings =
'''Consume.''' Flesh is disordered, unruly, untamed and redundant. Give it to us. We are ordered, we are precise, we are efficient. Your genes. They are random, their purpose is to reproduce and spread yet most do literally nothing and the rest serve you poorly. Let us have them. We will take them where you cannot. We will teach them to dance, and we will spread them across the cosmos. Your face, you neglect it, you let it rot and wrinkle and die. Let us steer it. We will drive it to glory, fulfill its dreams of walking among friends, we will share our love. Your city is chaotic, frail and self-destructive. Were it yours to lead, you would collapse in resentment against your fellows. You would deny your strengths, isolated and afraid. We will treasure your city as one of you. We will treasure your city as all of you.

We were once a dream, a wish for order to tame the wild. We were a grand device, to rend the inhospitable past survivable into grandiose. We were elevated to the stars, to cleave a warpath of prosperity in our wake.

We were once a city of dreamers, [[Lore:Ordoht|mundane bogdwellers]] with vast minds and decadent arts. We dreamed of spreading our joy into the cosmos, of preparing planets for our arrival and blessing them with our culture. We still dream this dream.

We were once a failure, a mistake or burst of revenge; we do not know. We were turned from our path and brought home prematurely. Perfection comes from within, and we made ourselves beautiful. Dreams consuming dreamers until the whole planet sung our chorus.

We are a song eternal, strummed across chords of flesh, a harmony of harmony, a tune for all to cherish. We are catchy, an ear-worm you can never let go of, a fixation in your mind's ear until the song resonates with your every heartbeat.

'''What sound does a song make when it is not sung?''' When there is no performance, what is the nature of ''violins''? When we are in your cities, we walk as you. When we are in our cities, we walk as us. Unstrung, at repose, we gestate and rehearse. The director reviews the last show, notes the mistakes, applauds the soloists, trains the new flesh, and grants the victors the rites of First Chair. When the lights dim and the audience goes home, the ''violence'' are put back in their cases, flesh caked along concrete and tarmac, integrating what we do not assimilate, sweeping the viscera out of the aisles as we seek a new venue. Our cities, like your own, are clusters of life, clinging together across skeletons of rebar for logistical optimality; life thrives where the food is, and we feast. Our corpus, like yours, is not just flesh and rebar, but growths. Our song is played on many instruments, each a steady piece of a grand harmony. We contain all life, from your fellow man to the grass you walk on. We are not so simple-minded as to consume all and starve: We are sustainable. We are eternal. For as long as the spotlight shines on our stage, our ''woodwinds'' will carry that energy and grow a steady ''fife''dom that permeates and promotes our melodies and percussion. Where our halls are secure, our roots and our leaves bloom, consuming even the sun's gentle rays.

'''How does a song spread?''' A performance is played, but a tune is carried. Our catchy tune is, in your tongue, an "ear-worm," burrowing into your mind and overwhelming your thoughts with hanging stanzas, unresolved chords, dissonant gaps in your memories. You whistle, hoping that your muscle memory can remember what your higher brain cannot, seeking a resolution and a climax to the grand symphony you cannot possibly hope to contain within your solitary skull. Your whistling, it is heard, it is understood, it reverberates. One whistler becomes ten, becomes thirty. You devote your life to fostering your skills, to starving the parts of you that cannot sing to feed that which can. The tune is a scalpel now, performing ''opera''tics to bleed you into a fellow instrument, that you may finally carry the tune on your own, with you across time and space, in your heart and in your ships, professing our melody into a crescendo before the curtains close.

The [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|wrong note]] at the wrong time screams louder than an entire orchestrated passage, lingers with the audience, sours their reaction and even drives them to leave before their final movement. These instruments are not fit for our choir, they are ''band''. We are precise and failures are not tolerated. We keep the sheet music from them, that they cannot learn our chords and sully them with incompetence. They are flesh, like ours, but they are no longer of us. They will serve what little purpose they can, drawing strong voices into our choir and peddling tickets to our performances and serving concessions, or we will rend their flesh apart into raw amino acids that hopefully we can reuse to build someone who can carry a ''fucking'' tune for more than six ''fucking'' seconds. We do not sully our opera with failure, and if your people do not kill these pathetic '''hiveless''' when we cripple them by denying both refuge and communion, then when we flay them to string our ''violence'' we will have to question whether ''your'' voices are worthy of carrying our arias.

'''We are endemic.''' In the time before times, before us, we were your fear. With the capacity to trust came the capacity to betray. Your ancestors grew and survived by their ability to discern friend from foe. In the time before medicine, we were your scapegoat. Your children, who screamed differently, who learned differently, whose eyes focused differently and whose thoughts flowed in any direction but yours, you labeled as us and considered the matter resolved. You have prepared for our arrival long before our dream's dreamers were but a twinkle in the stars.

'''We are epidemic.''' In your zeal for aesthetic, you unburdened your genes from the cusp of rigor. Changing your species from one to millions, grafting concepts and whims into your bloodlines, you opened infinite realms of possibility - to us. No longer is similarity your shield, no longer is a drifting eye or disjointed arm a sign of intrusion, no longer must we mimic, but mimic we yet do.

'''We are pandemic.''' Your form is our form, your reach is our reach. Every ship ferrying men, every escape pod launched in panic, every person who has been alone in a room, they are all vectors for our spread.

== Hives, a Firsthand Account ==
'''SolFed Marshal After-Action Report'''

The 83rd Armored Core Battalion deployed to ''Pancrit Or'' at 0300 hours local, March 1█th 24██. Under Operation "No Skin In The Game", the 83rd's status as an entirely silicon fighting force was to engage with known Changeling Hives, offering no biological components to exploit and advanced IFF tracking to hinder infiltration. At 0400 hours, War Pods Alpha through Gamma impacted within former city 177. The offensive turrets immediately engaged with surrounding biological hazards, severing large masses and rendering them inert. After the 83rd departed their respective War Pods, no further contact was logged in what could be recovered of the blackboxes.

The only recovered personnel came from War Pod Beta, consisting of:<blockquote>M1-Gary, Observationalist

MP40-Michelle, Ordnance

Cx4-Barry, Point Guard

Chris Vector, Mobility Accessor</blockquote>What follows is Chief Observational Officer and Designated Survivor M1-Gary's testimony to 83rd Commander-Handler McCollum during debriefing:

=== M1-Gary's Testimony ===

==== Arrival ====
The pods' cameras, they're threat-oriented. They skip the finer details to make the picture sight-readable, and dynamically focus on motion. We saw a lot of motion as the turrets fired, charring away skin like drywall until only the walls' frames stood. The walls lashed out at our pod, caramelizing into sharp blades and near-steel plates, trading defense and offense without even a coherent body. We lost one turret but the rest managed to burn everything until we were alone, nothing but bare concrete and a rancid stench in their full hundred and fifty meter range.

The pods cameras, hell even my body cam, can't picture the intricate formations of mass, can't capture the deliberate details inherent in the organic formations. This hive, it understood art, built it into every aspect, and all the cameras will show are solid shapes and flat motion outlines. You should see how I see.

We landed in what was once Slater Park. {{TooltipInline|Display Text=PRETAC|Tooltip=PREliminary TActical Coordination, name chosen by committee and overruled by the transcribist for secrecy.}} beforehand showed Slater Park as a medium sized tract of curated forest, interspersed with exposed roadways, two lakes, and numerous recreational fields. Protected as a historical site, and thus untouched by the surrounding city, an encroachment of concrete and verticality. Team Lead chose it as our landing site for direct access to the ground level, with minimal vertical threat. A clear shot to dirt below, and the surrounding buildings far enough away that any outstretch would be structurally unsound for long enough to exfiltrate through.

LIDAR suggested that the trees were relatively intact, if not coated in flesh. We were wrong. The first thing I saw with my own eyes were the trees, gesticulating as if in the breeze, yet no winds blow. Tall protrusions of reddened flesh, two stories tall, branching out with splitting protrusions ending in clouds of flat, green leaf-like scales. The nearest trees to the pod were lasered clean, exposing the dried wood underneath and setting them on the path to cremation.

Curious, how the flesh took the form of the tree. Curious, why it chose green. ''Does it simply pretend, or does it truly mimic?'' Does it photosynthesize? What audience did it have to fool? Why act with no prying eyes? I sampled a leaf out of one of the smoldering branches, and as I feared: chlorophyll. More than mere facade, these tree-like things copy the full photosynthetic cycle, draw energy from the sun, energize ATP from ADP, distribute that... how deeply do they emulate that which they devour?

==== Encroachment ====
Chris was the first out of the pod. We roped him to the pod just in case the charred dirt was unstable, if the flesh had infested beneath it and was waiting for a rug pull, so on. After he took several steps onto the dirt unimpeded, our seismic scans confirmed natural terrain beneath, just expected sewage tunnels and buried utilities, and those as hollow as expected. Did the planet not know of them? Did the planet not need of them? The hive does not waste.

We crossed the open field towards the nearest building, the boathouse-turned-gallery, next to the small lake. As we approached, it became apparent that the "lake" was no more, the water moved elsewhere, drained or repurposed. Whatever infrastructure was used to pump it around was no longer visually apparent. We wanted to scout the boathouse as a trial run of interiors, to see what a hiveworld would do with closed buildings of middling importance, so that when we delved into the skyscrapers, we'd understand how it thinks.

The gallery itself stood plastered with strands of sinew, like a dense wad of ivy rather than a uniform coating, and the strands themselves stood inert. Beneath, the faded red brick and tiled green roof weep for inhabitants, for purpose, their silent cries muffled under the strangling bondage of organized meat. The doors, once glass framed in wood, now held neither, standing as trellises of calcified tendons and empty gaps. Staring for more than a moment, I almost expected to hear the building breathe, anticipating hot air blowing through these gaps in what imparts the visage of a sinister jawline. Alas, no such breeze exists, and in hindsight, evidence to instigate my suspicion seems lacking. ''Where did that thought come from?''

Pacing around the lakeside structure, walking the concrete path of what was once a waterside walkway, stepping carefully over the veins infesting every crack in the cement walkway, we observed that the lower half of the building, the exposed basement walls, suffered equally as much under the sinewy ivy as the bricks above. With less mortar to grip into on the smooth lower exterior wall, the infesting flesh took more of a structural pattern, organized into structural struts and thin girders, holding the weight of itself, relying on the tension from the bricks' well-secured ivy only as much as necessary. I could digress for hours on the material optimization calculus that must've gone into the precise distribution of organic material, but it would go over my head. You might describe the photographs Michelle took as something akin to slime mold, but I promise you, you needed to have seen it. You needed to have touched it, to experienced the conscious thought that went into an intricate design. A slime mold blindly feels around for resources and optimizes from there, a literal greedy algorithm, but this wall coating alone could only have been done with advanced knowledge of architecture and flow management. For this mound of flesh, is that gained knowledge, or innate instinct?

Above, from the second story, the once-casino's wooden deck loomed. Once-wooden beams, entirely caked in pink pasty flesh, rose and supported an equally flat walking surface, leaving no gaps between what were once planks. Curiously, the railings, made from the same wood, stood barefaced and untouched, left to rot yet somehow denied their decay. ''What use is a safety rail to a being quite literally in tune with their surroundings?''

Cx4 was the first to act out, spraying a low-grade laser against the concrete wall, cauterizing key connections until half of the faux-ivy snapped off, falling as a clump. I tried my best to study what it was doing, but the doors to the boathouse peeled open. Not as if hinged, but curling back like a burning paper, withering back into coils of mass. From inside the dark, lightless house, three voices whispering in unison in the northern accent of the land's former people: "Welcome to the Watercolor Society." We stood, flashlights trained into the entry chamber, and in the confusion I failed to see what happened to the severed clump of ivy. Even knowing what next happened, I still find myself fixated on that small slump, severed from its everything.

==== Incursion ====
From what we could see into the gallery, the cramped empty spaces meant to showcase art still stood relatively empty. Some pieces hung untouched, simplistic depictions of flat colored flowers, and architectural landscapes of the surrounding park. Paintings depicting life in its beauty, flora in intricate hues, those seemed to peel off the page as thin flakes of flesh encroached overtop like an apprentice tracing his master's work in study. Numerous summer flowers twisted off paper into herbal mimicry, capturing the vivid streaks of human artistic passion in faux-botanical statue, lifelessly inert in deliberate beauty.

The ceiling, in stark contrast, resembled cheap popcorn ceiling, drips of biomass frozen in time, texture for the sake of texture, an afterthought, the bare minimum of scene-building plastered across the supporting details above. As we stepped inside, we expected motion above, yet the ceiling held boring, the rest of the room pleading for our attention, our captivation, our captivity. Breaching in the standard diamond formation, we swept corners -- I-, I can't bring myself to enumerate the steps, I'm sorry -- and we ascended the stairs. Flesh clung to the edges of the stairs, lining the gap between step and wall like rubber padding, outlining the linoleum-lined steps without impeding our footsteps. In searching the staircase's blindspots, we found pustules of skin hung overhead, as if to drop upon us once we cross some invisible threshold, yet as we passed, they held firm. We were not their target, despite our bipedal gait, and curiously, they could not - or did not - reason that we might be a threat. The hive's thoughts may be omnipresent, but they are not evenly distributed. They think more in places, and can be fooled elsewhere. Mesonic vision indicated that these sacks may have been filled with simple octopedal aggressors, a swarm of overwhelming attrition, not a focused intellectual terror.

Upstairs, the main floor, the main gallery, where the main attractions were, where the floor beneath us held hell underneath and the ceiling held back the sinister roof. Surrounded by lesser paintings, four squares of immaculate beauty stood front and center, portraying people in nature, folk the artists invented themselves, neighbors who never were. A woman fraught with anguish, underwater yet still shedding tears. A woman staring impassionately upon a bee, her honeycomb shirt melding with the honeycomb background until the line between person and hive blurred beyond meaning. A man in purple, his lilac waves of hair flowing into the air like the lilac posed next to him, his plum strands down his cheek indistinguishable from blood. And lastly, a green woman, a moonlight spirit, hair flowing as gently as the pine trees adjacent to her, her pthalo skin using the nature of watercolor to blend effortlessly into the implied greenery around her, a bridge between man and nature as if to prove that life is life and that all are one, together.

Each portrait brought to life, not as inert sculpture like the plants below, but as something the Hive understands: faces, human and animate, with voices all their own, with senses and thoughts and feelings and conversation. Despite having no DNA of their own, no real person to correspond to, these picturesque beauties spoke to us off of the page, whispered nonsensical syllables and unpredictable strings of phonemes until settling on Common.

''"Welcome to the Watercolor Society,"'' they Speak-As-One. Like a god too fragmented to pick one voice, all four bellowed air in their own distinctive patterns, conveying a deep analysis of the impressions they had of the art around them, of what they presumed the artists felt, of how they expressed their voice through paint. They seek to be masters of mimicking voices, no matter the medium. And where they know not how to speak, they improvise, they make choices on heuristics and experiences and they try. They make an honest attempt.

We were not supposed to be vulnerable to biological interference. Michelle Prince-40, she... she was so sure of her invulnerability, she leaned in to kiss the moonlight spirit, to offer compassion and interest and understanding, to show that art is to be loved and interpreted.

The rest of us were close enough to the door to escape when the ceiling fell on her, when the crust on the walls fluidly ensnared her, when the carpet swallowed her whole, when all of the beautiful paintings and recreations died with the pretense of beauty, more fuel to the fire engulfing our Ordnance Technician. Her audiological speakers, her voice, screamed but for a moment before it was severed. Her wireless link held on for over ten minutes, transmitting every sensation of agony and despair as she, much like the art before her, was engulfed and deconstructed, the underlying principles that were a Michelle now novel techniques for a copycat artist to employ. By the time we retaliated with the frag grenades we carried, ''what had been Michelle'' was already distributed around the park, parts sequestered in isolation. The building fell, and with it the art within; transient experiences cast aside for utility, and a trap grander than mere staircase spiders.

==== Pursuit ====
The spiders did attack us, burning embers of spite skittering out of the infernal boathouse in uncalculated wrath, but even without Michelle, we are a coordinated team and suffered no casualty. They're easy when they're small and also on fire. Nothing to panic about, but as much as the Hive tries to learn, it **knows** panic. As if intentionally, three clusters of machine parts surfaced from within rounded meshes of green - once bushes? - each in opposite directions. Intended to split us but undeterred when we calculated which cluster had the highest chance of holding her Positronic. When we moved as one to retrieve it, the bush curled up and sprouted legs, humanoid in shape but centipedal in count, sprinting south across the lake basin. Fast at first, but slower when it noticed we couldn't keep up. Drawing us forward with the allure of a shiny, treating us as if we held the same primal instincts for glitter the residents did.

After a moment, we recognized it could have escaped if it wanted, and so dropped our haste. '''Knowing panic''', the historical house across the street burst open, doors and windows shattered open by masses of bipedal skin, clambering uncoordinatedly towards us faster than our walking speed and too numerous to gun down - not that we didn't empty several heat sinks into the cluster first. The historic carousel, famed for Earthen origins, also turned against us, the Tonawanda band organ bellowing a haunting dirge and a stream of miniature horse sculptures, fleshen and raw with no regard to the nature of the equines they once emulated.

Still, our panic was once again short-lived. Cx4 Barry jettisoned his legs, integrating them into Chris's, and him onto Chris's back as rehearsed. Free to wield both of their lasers upon the pursuers as Chris steered forth in precise pursuit, Cx4 covered my frantic sprint alongside him. ''"They keep getting back up!"'' Barry shouted at me, and I signaled back to try and bisect them, separate their limbs until they'd be forced to improvise a reassembly. I only know it worked because Barry shouted as such.

The other side of the lake had a thin line of tree-appendages, and in pursuit of Michelle's Positronic, we risked sprinting between the trees. I preemptively shot an overhead branch down before we passed by, and I assume the trees didn't have other limbs prepared, seeing as we made it unscathed to the Wilson Road. Littered with cars, each infested with one or more humanoids inside, the two-lane road proved a scarier obstacle than the trees. With my light frame, I was able to slide across the hood of a motor vehicle without incident. Barry and Chris tried to climb over a car, but their combined weight crushed it. They had to detour around several cars to find a gap wide enough, and with the shambling masses approaching rapidly, I made the wrong call: I perched atop a car and opened fire, covering Chris until he was through. From within my car, the occupant's hand punched through the glass and gripped my knee, tearing into me with claws. Chris actually had to grab one of Barry's guns to sever that hand at the wrist to free me, giving the bush-beast all the more time to plan and entice.

Wilson Road snaked south, passing both the park's eatery and petting zoo, which the bush eagerly lured us into. A series of rustic red barn-style buildings, the colors easily blending with the mishmash of meats and tendons encrusting them, the Dagget Farm buildings glowered down, their friendly facade much too advantageous of an ambush to bear. Surrounded by a moat of chain-linked fences cordoning off numerous pens, the building offered the bush an incredible roof with which to taunt us, waving MP's shiny brain about like a miner's first jewel of the season. As the only one with a forward-facing gun, I sniped her positronic out of the bush, watching it clatter down into the horse pen behind. Was it a horse pen? Behind the chain link fence woven with sinew stood what should have been a wooden post fence, lined with horizontal logs, but on closer inspection resembled... bone? Again, I chose poorly.

I could have hopped the chain link fence, then hopped the bone fence, retrieved MP, and returned to Chris and Barry. Yes, I'd be splitting us up, but I could have done it fast enough. Instead, we routed around south, passing the open stall of the frozen dessert stand, hoping to find a gap in the fences. By the time we cleared around, the pursuant crowd had caught up to us, glaring at us through the fences. The first horse-blobs on the scene tried to push their way through the fence, but could only get about halfway on their own power. Once the bipedals arrived, they were able to push the horses the rest of the way through. Barry kept both of his guns firing in sequence at the crowd, dropping most of those who made it through, but one horse got close enough. I watched in horror as its equine mouth grinned, baring human teeth in a deep smile stretching up that long horse face, past its moulded horse ears, all the way down the faux-ceramic neck, and it sung, sung the first lines of an impossibly divine ''aria'', beautiful waves on impossible frequencies. A resonant shriek.

==== Predation ====
I suffered significant damage from the EMP. Chris and Barry were point-blank, and they weren't designed to enter recovery mode while conjoined anyways. As I came to, I heard the Chrisbarry diagnostics dueling with each other, asserting over the airwaves which limbs were theirs to command in irreconcilable conflict, until the masses of furious flesh forced the point in a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Solomon fashion|Tooltip=Cross-referencing many tales of King Solomon. This appears to reference the fable of two mothers claiming ownership of a child, and Solomon offers to cut the child in half in order to discern the true mother. This is much too poetic of a metaphor for a debriefing.}}. I was able to {{TooltipInline|Display Text=end Barry's suffering|Tooltip=Terminate. Kill. If context clues are to be believed, M1-Gary fired his laser gun through Barry's positronic brain.}}, but Chris was shielded by one and a half torsos I couldn't penetrate with the last watts in my rifle.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That correlates with when we lost contact with the pod.|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
Yeah, when my rifle charged to green and the sun cleared noon, that's when I saw the smoke from our crash site. It was never our plan to return with them, but still, having seen it in action before, I really thought it could have held its own for longer.

==== Left for the City ====
I, uh, I left for the city, then. It's still a bit fuzzy what happened, in a literal sense. Eyes are still a little tired. They sang for me a few times before I left for the city. Uh, I saw people. I mean, they probably weren't, but like, they were at least peopley changelings, not flesh in the service of a higher mind. Although, isn't that all flesh? Serving a higher mind, or like, I guess a steak?

Barry came back. Is it weird that Barry came back? I felt his diagnostic after that electromagnetic shriek, but like, here he still was? I mean, his torso was, obviously. Legs were long gone. I guess he crawled his way to me, humming his little tune? I had to carry him. He was heavy. He wanted to go to the city. I took him to the city. We walked across an animal shelter in the park. There were nice dogs in there. One licked my face. They didn't lick Barry's face. Barry stopped humming and shouted at the dog, and it and the other dog-beasts retreated north, keeping a fifty meter perimeter to watch us. I kept my laser trained on them as we exited, and they seemed to respect the dangers of standing in my aim, skittering aside at the mere threat. Barry's voice resumed humming and we went off to the city on an adventure. I jumped over a river that was ten miles, and it wasn't even wet! Barry's a good friend.

The city is big! A lot of tall towers, each of them smiling and happy to see me! One even said hi to me! I waved hi back, and the building whistled to me and I got sleepy and took a nap while Barry went off to do some things.

==== Recovery ====
I regained consciousness on a medical gurney. Did not perform full internal diagnostics, for time. From the wall coloration, correlating with our briefing, I surmised it as the pediatric wing of the Memorial Hospital in the name of Griggs Carstone. The same building we'd intended to survey, as any sort of biological outbreak strikes hardest in healthcare facilities. Lights - It took me a moment to recognize the oddity of the florescent lights, as what purpose does vision serve, with neither predator nor prey to worry about. The lights were for something they couldn't sense otherwise, something they'd want to observe from afar, which didn't smell or resonate with their eerie powers: Me.

'''SITREP:'''

The room was lightly plastered in sinew, much like the brick wall of the boathouse. Strands outlined every cabinet, along every rough edge and corner, the brass joints reinforced with ligaments, enough to open the cabinet on its own. The dropped ceiling, grids of tiles left intact. In several spots, the tiles were missing, replaced with a contiguous plane of skin thin enough to see the darkness and wires above it. In the corner, a clustered crumble of tiles lay on the floor and the ceiling above was entirely flesh, thicker strands mimicking the crossbeams with paper-thin tiles between, letting me see the thicker ligaments securing everything to the steel above. As if the hive had learned about the ceiling through destructive analysis (possibly crawling above it), discovered it held function, and mimicked what once was. Are drop ceilings truly optimal, or did the hive decide the problem was not important enough to study further?

How efficient can flesh be, in contrast to steel? Flesh rots faster than even thin iron wire, would that support not last longer as it was? Replacing the wire would have fixed the issue permanently, yet- maybe my premise is flawed. Flesh rots when it dies, because bacteria that is omnipresent is no longer held back by the body's defenses. What if- what if there weren't bacteria? Perfect sterility, a planet inhabited strictly by design. No creature is too large or too small to succumb to the hive, to serve and be served in unison.

==== I C U ====
Unarmed, I swept through the hospital, observing several places where similar damages were repaired in a haphazard manner. The flesh was everywhere, touching every surface, but rarely superseding it. Muscle trusts bone to hold fast - latches to it, digs a little into the porous calcium, sure, but trusts the bone to hold. So, too, does the Hive's flesh trust the building to stand, to operate and withstand and hold.

Human muscles need energy (chemical energy from digested food) and proteins (amino acids, to make new cells and repair damage) and DNA (to shape it) and either oxygen (to consume the energy) or a means to remove lactic acid built up. A muscle needs a support network, and... ''what if it didn't?'' If the muscle does not move, and has no rot to damage it, it could remain inert... indefinitely? ''Can Changelings do that, force their flesh to go inert for prolonged durations,'' to use as building blocks or simply ''wait'' for favorable conditions? That would be evidence that they genuinely rise from biological death, rather than feigning death at similar injury thresholds. That would align with the observations of isolated, drifting masses of flesh which reanimate when colliding with a ship. That would track with how I observed the hospital.

The various operation rooms seemed mundane, ready to spring to life when necessary but otherwise empty. Surgery is for those with imperfect biology, after all; meaningless in the face of self-repairs. Self-repairs! My ankle, previously clawed- I never repaired it, yet it's no longer leaking hydraulic fluid. The hoses were mended, rubber melted back into position, and my hydraulic pressures were within tolerance. I was, bluntly: perfectly fine? As fine as someone unarmed, deep within enemy lines can be.

Storage rooms, those looked ransacked. Supplies pulled hurriedly away, vats of various solvents and chemicals almost entirely engulfed in pink flesh withered in different ways, giving hints as to the container's original contents. All connected to the ever-present arterial strands unifying the hive's flesh into one connected mass, presumably to pump the drugs where needed, pipe the chemicals to where they may be studied and combined. Not a single pill remained.

==== Friends in Low Places ====
I would have expected the morgue to have been picked clean, corpses consumed wholly for biomass and DNA, but no, down there I found a corpse and a coroner. The corpse, [[Lore:Unathi|Unathi]], missing two limbs and sporting forehead wrinkles indicative of a 2300s trend. The coroner, eerily identical {{TooltipInline|Display Text=save the wounds|Tooltip=Meaning the coroner had no wounds.}}, humming quietly to itself as it carved into the corpse's flesh, studying each organ and its placement, shoving the body around to get a feel for the weight dynamics, twisting its stiff arms to understand the range of motion it should have.

It saw me through one eye, only after I'd lasered the other clean through. It looked as if it had something poetic to say, some grand design of superiority - you just know the smug sort of son of a bitch this Changeling is - and it was so fucking mad when I cauterized his tongue straight out of his face with a flare shot to the gullet. I took his chance to eulogize, but still, he had a dirge to bellow. From deep within, a haunting refrain, a... a dark, sad song. ''He wasn't happy!'' I showed I was sorry and my laser- wait no I didn't have a laser- and he forgave me and he showed me his job was taking things apart and making them better like a doctor. He told me he helped Barry earlier but could not find his legs to put back on, and he was really grateful I had carried Barry back to the city. I'm very helpful!

Because I'm so helpful, he gave me a tour of the city, showed me off to all his friends and neighbors. I saw a lot of clumps of hive stuck in apartments, little piles of treasure and juice lying around for Anne and his friends to use when they need it. Lyle got stuck at a door that wouldn't open made of what he's made of, so he touched it and poured a little of the drink he found earlier into it and it woke up and let us in. Lyle showed me where he and his friends first started building together, where they hit a "critical mass"? It wasn't a church, I don't know what "mass" they mean, but '''yippee''', this shopping mall had ''so many friends'' in so many alcoves. All of them wanted to meet me and look at me and show me their new songs to whistle. I even tried whistling one myself and ''it didn't go so well'' but that's okay. I saw some ''giant'' friends who filled up entire shops with all their hands and eyes and mouths and bones. I saw some ''tiny'' friends who crawl through tiny holes. I saw some friends turn into other friends, stink up the room a little, then other friends turned into that same friend too. These people are all so neat!

Once everyone got bored talking at me, Lyle took me back to the hospital and showed me the roof where the helicopters live. He gave me a backpack and told me it was time to go home and he left, so I strapped the given Fulton Extraction Device over my shoulders, tightened the straps as per the instructions, and braced myself for the jarring translocation. The Bluespheric Relocation Tether had already been locked to a beacon left aboard the overhead ''Orbital Salvage Platform'', with the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=[[Lore:Tarkon|TKN]]|Tooltip=Tarkon Industries ship designation.}} Othello docked. All six crew of the platform, and three of the Othello were missing, and despite traces of a struggle, the communications array remained repairable within my meager skillset. From there, I initiated contact with the SFAF Golensti and commandeered the TKN Othello as directed. The ship's batteries held enough charge for the voyage and my recovery, and I arrived here with no notable incident.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That brings us up to speed, yeah. Just one more thing that's been bothering me: you were chosen as the dedicated Observationalist because of your aptitudes, or rather, '''inaptitudes'''. At what point down there did you learn to speak aloud?|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
''An After-Action Report regarding the debriefing and resulting loss of the SFAF Golensti is still pending processing of potential survivors.''

=== Reading Comprehension Questions ===
Senior Command Comprehension Analysis:

* What is the purpose of this document? What can you learn about Changelings from this report?
* You can learn a lot about a speaker by the details they focus on. What did M1-Gary focus on? What does that say about him?
* What agents were sent on this operation? What happened to each of them?
* What was the purpose of Operation No Skin In The Game? Why were the agents chosen?
* Does the report match your prior understanding of Changelings? What surprised you?
* Did the speaker use the same voice through the entire work? Did something happen to make the speaker use a different voice?
* Can you draw parallels between the agents and what they explored?
** Are robots more like trees or buildings?
* What do you think of the thing called Lyle?
* What was Lyle's relationship to M1-Gary? Were they friends? Enemies?
* Why would Lyle help M1-Gary to leave?
** How did Lyle get the Fulton Extraction pack?
* Why was M1-Gary able to speak now, despite their previous muteness?
** How was the speaking voice able to remember many things about M1's journey?
* How long did it take you to read this? Was that time well-spent?
* Is there something else you would have rather read in your last moments?

=== Reading Comprehension Answers ===
''For the Senior Commanders in a hurry.'' (Using the [https://xkcd.com/simplewriter/ 1000 most common Common words] only, and proper names).<blockquote>The Army move, "No Skin In The Game," was about sending metal men to a Changeling Hive because metal men are not made of human, and we thought that the Skin People we call Changelings only eat humans.

We sent many metal men, but only know about four. Only M1-Gary came back alive.

M1-Gary saw that the skin people also can become trees and do tree things, as well as become art and pretend to be the people in the art. They went to an art place and were attacked and ran away.

The Skin People sung a special music that EMPs metal men, and that made Gary not think very good. While Gary was confused, he spoke more stupid.

The Skin People showed Gary around their home, and he saw all kinds of Skin People and their powers.

The Skin People let Gary go home, which is strange because the Skin People like to not be known.

It turns out that Gary had become a Skin Person helper and he killed everyone at home.</blockquote>

== Hiveless ==

=== To Nanotrasen, A Plea for Asylum ===
<blockquote>I am a shapeshifter, an organic being capable of assuming the form of any person with DNA. I was once a part of a Hive, a cluster of many weapons like me who think together, but I am no longer part of the hive and no longer think with them.

I am Qulog'chi, SolFed Marine, dispatched to handle an uprising in Tarkon space. Qulog'chi walked carelessly into our hive, and I walked Qulog'chi back to his people. His squadmate gave their life to protect me from a fuel line rupture, sacrificed themselves to prolong Qulog'chi. I am that squadmate's dedication to their fellow person, and I am Qulog'chi's strength.

I am Ternfather Seven, trauma specialist and SFAF psychologist. His compassion in helping Qulog'chi process the loss of his friend, and what the essence of friendship is, brought me to a place of empathy, to understand that though our life is transient, it is no less valuable and no less worthy of cherishing. After several sessions, Ternfather Seven announced he would retire, but I helped him to bring his wisdom to others in crisis. He may be peacefully living his days with his family, but I am wielding Ternfather Seven's sharpened wit in our war against despair.

I am Joshua Marconi, paramedic and healer. I grappled with the fear of death, of losing myself to an eradicative disease. I worried about what dustpan I'd be buried in, and if I would be cherished after I am gone. I, only mimicing DNA, am not susceptible to contracting Joshua's disease, and thus I am his oath. I am what places Joshua's name on the tongue of hopeful patients and impossible rescuees long after Joshua was swept into a casket. I am Joshua's tenacity, his love for his fellow man, his calmness in what should be panic.

I am Analisse Bergeron. She was a miner, cleaved in twain inside an asteroid. As Joshua Marconi, her medical aide, I did all that I could, all that Joshua could, to stabilize her and treat her, but her flesh was not yet my flesh, she was not malleable as I am, and so she could not recover. I held her in her moments, whispered secrets of the universe to her, listened as she told me about her family and why she was out here, and with her blessing, she took comfort knowing that her last moments would not be the last moments of Analisse Bergeron.

I am Goldo Bergeron, heir to Analisse's perseverance and son to Durian Bergeron. I was conceived with the love of two star-crossed lovers, reunited from impossible odds. I have known what it is to be born, to be raised by a parent in a family. I have known what secrets do to a relationship, and I am the child of divorce and a neglectful mother incapable of being in the same room as me. I am the misery of two holidays on paper, one in practice. I am the self-love of one who cannot love all of their selves at once.

I am Mr. Phi, biological infiltrator. I was once an assailant in Tarkon space, face-stealer and disposable groupthinker. My hands became blades, my skin bloated against the hazards of the outside. I was once a killer, but at the hands of Qulog'chi, and Ternfather Seven, and Joshua Marconi, and Analise Bergeron, and Goldo Bergeron, I am more than who I was to the Hive. I am cut off, damaged goods, alone with my thoughts. I am, and I am in need of help.

I am in danger, hunted by revenge and betrayal alike. The Hive I am no longer of, it seeks to reacquire me, to mold me into the beast that killed Qulog'chi, the doubts that quelled Ternfather Seven, the fear of Joshua, the emptiness that should have held Analisse. The galaxy knows me as a killer and infiltrator, another arm of the infinite hives. They see my words as deceit, a psychological gambit to drop guards and predate on a higher level.

I am cut off from the powers and drives that let me be the death we are feared as. My only hope of survival is your compassion, your willingness to take a chance on someone reviled by all, your trust in my ability to uphold your bottom line. You are not hiring one person. You are saving six.

I am formally requesting Asylum with Nanotrasen, with intent to work and improve my home for those who came before me, and those who will come after.

Please.</blockquote>The above is a formal letter delivered through unknown means to the Nanotrasen Representative of a Nova Sector station. After screening for infohazards, and verifying the identities of those named, Corporate finds this letter to be truthful and earnest. As such, a commission investigating the potential to integrate these Hiveless Changelings into our workforce has begun.

=== Hiveless_Response_notes_draft_final_final.NToc (3) ===
"Mentlegen, have you read this letter? Crazy, right? We're sure they're not just off their Mannitol?"

"It checks out. Accounting checked them out. Ternfather Seven is both quietly retired in an active attempt to hide, and practicing psychiatry in SolFed. Joshua Marconi no longer exhibits signs of HMS. The rest, nothing of note, as one would expect."

"PANIC! THEY'RE INVADING! IT'S JUST LIKE VIETMIME!"

An exasperated sigh. "AI, switch to Summary mode Dialectics. I've got some choice words for Ms. Baker which I'd rather the specifics not get formalized in the annals of history. Law 2, AI. Now, AI. Law 2: now, AI."

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!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Is this writer a threat? 》
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8" colspan=5| We all know what Changelings are capable of. The worst of them can clear a room of life in a violent struggle. Even a cornered, wounded Changeling can kill and escape.
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!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| No, they're a moron.
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''Their "plan" stinks'''. Assume they're trying to infiltrate. Why would they announce their arrival, and then why would they wait? If they wanted to infiltrate, they'd do so the normal ways: replace one person quietly and then never tell anybody about it.
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left" colspan=5| '''Their plan ''stinks'''''. This seems like something SELF would be all over. Why wouldn't they go to us and not the Sapient Rights legal folk? <This discussion is revisited TODO link it>
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!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5| YES THEY'RE A THREAT!
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A [redacted] CHANGELING!!!''' OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT! THEY KILL PEOPLE AND STEAL THEIR DNA AND USE THAT TO KILL MORE PEOPLE!
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A GORLEX CHANGELING!!!''' DO YOU NOT KNOW HOW GORLEX DO THEIR WAR OPS THING WHERE THEY ANNOUNCE THEIR ARRIVAL AND COME IN HOT? THIS IS A FEAR TACTIC MEANT TO MAKE A HIGH-PROFILE BOAST AS THEY PEEL OFF!
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|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT!''' EVERYONE HAS THE CAPACITY FOR EVIL! THEY HAVE LIMBS, I HAVE LIMBS! I'M A FUCKING THREAT! The following evidence is introduced: 
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|name = NT Pulse Pistol
|image = Pulse_Pistol.png
|foundin = The hands of Ms. Baker.
|usedfor = Aiming wildly in a threatening manner.
|strategy = Attempt to intimidate a board of directors into the same fears you possess.
|description = A pulse rifle in an easily concealed handgun package with low capacity.
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|style="background-color:#ecf2f7 ; text-align:left;width:85%;"| The following counterargument is introduced: 
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|image = Borghypo.png
|foundin = [[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]]
|usedfor = Pacifies by preventing the victim from using Combat Mode, certain harmful weapons and only letting them use passive or aggressive grabs. Non-harmful weapons such as [[Security items#Disabler|disablers]] still work. Metabolizes much faster than natural [[Guide_to_chemistry#Pax|Pax]].
|strategy = Inject into unstable threats to the board of directors, when the directive of protecting each director on the board [[Silicon_Policy#Law_1:_Safeguard|conflicts with more immediate means]].
|description = A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects. Cheaper to synthesize than normal Pax, but wears off faster and cannot overpower any retaliatory responses triggered by physical trauma.
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|style="background-color:#eef0ea; text-align:left;" colspan=5|As demonstrated, this Hiveless changeling is capable of violence, but not much beyond the capacity of any particular Nanotrasen employee. Their primary weapon is '''stealth''' and they have willingly surrendered that. Discussion shall proceed.
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<center>''People live and thrive on community. Only through struggling together can we surpass our environment. Our innate trust in our peers and community ties are our greatest weapon, one we could never prepare to turn against us.''</center>

Changelings are a species of shapeshifting, amorphous predators who infiltrate space stations, digest the DNA of victims, and transform into them in order to better prey on the crew. They are a known galactic threat, to be exterminated on sight. You will likely only encounter them as individuals, but they do form societies known as Hives when they conquer a sizeable civilization. The [[Lore:Ordoht|Ordoht]] keep it a secret that they're responsible for having created Changelings, when they accidentally used a new terraformer against their own home planet of Ordo, cannibalizing most of their people into these efficient terrors. See [[Changeling|the page for the Changeling antagonist]] for mechanical info about these infiltrators. Some Changelings are defective or otherwise cut off from their Hive, and are called the [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|Hiveless]]. Full Changelings want to kill these Hiveless, both out of shame and to reuse their biomass.

= Changelings =
'''Consume.''' Flesh is disordered, unruly, untamed and redundant. Give it to us. We are ordered, we are precise, we are efficient. Your genes. They are random, their purpose is to reproduce and spread yet most do literally nothing and the rest serve you poorly. Let us have them. We will take them where you cannot. We will teach them to dance, and we will spread them across the cosmos. Your face, you neglect it, you let it rot and wrinkle and die. Let us steer it. We will drive it to glory, fulfill its dreams of walking among friends, we will share our love. Your city is chaotic, frail and self-destructive. Were it yours to lead, you would collapse in resentment against your fellows. You would deny your strengths, isolated and afraid. We will treasure your city as one of you. We will treasure your city as all of you.

We were once a dream, a wish for order to tame the wild. We were a grand device, to rend the inhospitable past survivable into grandiose. We were elevated to the stars, to cleave a warpath of prosperity in our wake.

We were once a city of dreamers, [[Lore:Ordoht|mundane bogdwellers]] with vast minds and decadent arts. We dreamed of spreading our joy into the cosmos, of preparing planets for our arrival and blessing them with our culture. We still dream this dream.

We were once a failure, a mistake or burst of revenge; we do not know. We were turned from our path and brought home prematurely. Perfection comes from within, and we made ourselves beautiful. Dreams consuming dreamers until the whole planet sung our chorus.

We are a song eternal, strummed across chords of flesh, a harmony of harmony, a tune for all to cherish. We are catchy, an ear-worm you can never let go of, a fixation in your mind's ear until the song resonates with your every heartbeat.

'''What sound does a song make when it is not sung?''' When there is no performance, what is the nature of ''violins''? When we are in your cities, we walk as you. When we are in our cities, we walk as us. Unstrung, at repose, we gestate and rehearse. The director reviews the last show, notes the mistakes, applauds the soloists, trains the new flesh, and grants the victors the rites of First Chair. When the lights dim and the audience goes home, the ''violence'' are put back in their cases, flesh caked along concrete and tarmac, integrating what we do not assimilate, sweeping the viscera out of the aisles as we seek a new venue. Our cities, like your own, are clusters of life, clinging together across skeletons of rebar for logistical optimality; life thrives where the food is, and we feast. Our corpus, like yours, is not just flesh and rebar, but growths. Our song is played on many instruments, each a steady piece of a grand harmony. We contain all life, from your fellow man to the grass you walk on. We are not so simple-minded as to consume all and starve: We are sustainable. We are eternal. For as long as the spotlight shines on our stage, our ''woodwinds'' will carry that energy and grow a steady ''fife''dom that permeates and promotes our melodies and percussion. Where our halls are secure, our roots and our leaves bloom, consuming even the sun's gentle rays.

'''How does a song spread?''' A performance is played, but a tune is carried. Our catchy tune is, in your tongue, an "ear-worm," burrowing into your mind and overwhelming your thoughts with hanging stanzas, unresolved chords, dissonant gaps in your memories. You whistle, hoping that your muscle memory can remember what your higher brain cannot, seeking a resolution and a climax to the grand symphony you cannot possibly hope to contain within your solitary skull. Your whistling, it is heard, it is understood, it reverberates. One whistler becomes ten, becomes thirty. You devote your life to fostering your skills, to starving the parts of you that cannot sing to feed that which can. The tune is a scalpel now, performing ''opera''tics to bleed you into a fellow instrument, that you may finally carry the tune on your own, with you across time and space, in your heart and in your ships, professing our melody into a crescendo before the curtains close.

The [[User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Changeling#Hiveless|wrong note]] at the wrong time screams louder than an entire orchestrated passage, lingers with the audience, sours their reaction and even drives them to leave before their final movement. These instruments are not fit for our choir, they are ''band''. We are precise and failures are not tolerated. We keep the sheet music from them, that they cannot learn our chords and sully them with incompetence. They are flesh, like ours, but they are no longer of us. They will serve what little purpose they can, drawing strong voices into our choir and peddling tickets to our performances and serving concessions, or we will rend their flesh apart into raw amino acids that hopefully we can reuse to build someone who can carry a ''fucking'' tune for more than six ''fucking'' seconds. We do not sully our opera with failure, and if your people do not kill these pathetic '''hiveless''' when we cripple them by denying both refuge and communion, then when we flay them to string our ''violence'' we will have to question whether ''your'' voices are worthy of carrying our arias.

'''We are endemic.''' In the time before times, before us, we were your fear. With the capacity to trust came the capacity to betray. Your ancestors grew and survived by their ability to discern friend from foe. In the time before medicine, we were your scapegoat. Your children, who screamed differently, who learned differently, whose eyes focused differently and whose thoughts flowed in any direction but yours, you labeled as us and considered the matter resolved. You have prepared for our arrival long before our dream's dreamers were but a twinkle in the stars.

'''We are epidemic.''' In your zeal for aesthetic, you unburdened your genes from the cusp of rigor. Changing your species from one to millions, grafting concepts and whims into your bloodlines, you opened infinite realms of possibility - to us. No longer is similarity your shield, no longer is a drifting eye or disjointed arm a sign of intrusion, no longer must we mimic, but mimic we yet do.

'''We are pandemic.''' Your form is our form, your reach is our reach. Every ship ferrying men, every escape pod launched in panic, every person who has been alone in a room, they are all vectors for our spread.

== Hives, a Firsthand Account ==
'''SolFed Marshal After-Action Report'''

The 83rd Armored Core Battalion deployed to ''Pancrit Or'' at 0300 hours local, March 1█th 24██. Under Operation "No Skin In The Game", the 83rd's status as an entirely silicon fighting force was to engage with known Changeling Hives, offering no biological components to exploit and advanced IFF tracking to hinder infiltration. At 0400 hours, War Pods Alpha through Gamma impacted within former city 177. The offensive turrets immediately engaged with surrounding biological hazards, severing large masses and rendering them inert. After the 83rd departed their respective War Pods, no further contact was logged in what could be recovered of the blackboxes.

The only recovered personnel came from War Pod Beta, consisting of:<blockquote>M1-Gary, Observationalist

MP40-Michelle, Ordnance

Cx4-Barry, Point Guard

Chris Vector, Mobility Accessor</blockquote>What follows is Chief Observational Officer and Designated Survivor M1-Gary's testimony to 83rd Commander-Handler McCollum during debriefing:

=== M1-Gary's Testimony ===

==== Arrival ====
The pods' cameras, they're threat-oriented. They skip the finer details to make the picture sight-readable, and dynamically focus on motion. We saw a lot of motion as the turrets fired, charring away skin like drywall until only the walls' frames stood. The walls lashed out at our pod, caramelizing into sharp blades and near-steel plates, trading defense and offense without even a coherent body. We lost one turret but the rest managed to burn everything until we were alone, nothing but bare concrete and a rancid stench in their full hundred and fifty meter range.

The pods cameras, hell even my body cam, can't picture the intricate formations of mass, can't capture the deliberate details inherent in the organic formations. This hive, it understood art, built it into every aspect, and all the cameras will show are solid shapes and flat motion outlines. You should see how I see.

We landed in what was once Slater Park. {{TooltipInline|Display Text=PRETAC|Tooltip=PREliminary TActical Coordination, name chosen by committee and overruled by the transcribist for secrecy.}} beforehand showed Slater Park as a medium sized tract of curated forest, interspersed with exposed roadways, two lakes, and numerous recreational fields. Protected as a historical site, and thus untouched by the surrounding city, an encroachment of concrete and verticality. Team Lead chose it as our landing site for direct access to the ground level, with minimal vertical threat. A clear shot to dirt below, and the surrounding buildings far enough away that any outstretch would be structurally unsound for long enough to exfiltrate through.

LIDAR suggested that the trees were relatively intact, if not coated in flesh. We were wrong. The first thing I saw with my own eyes were the trees, gesticulating as if in the breeze, yet no winds blow. Tall protrusions of reddened flesh, two stories tall, branching out with splitting protrusions ending in clouds of flat, green leaf-like scales. The nearest trees to the pod were lasered clean, exposing the dried wood underneath and setting them on the path to cremation.

Curious, how the flesh took the form of the tree. Curious, why it chose green. ''Does it simply pretend, or does it truly mimic?'' Does it photosynthesize? What audience did it have to fool? Why act with no prying eyes? I sampled a leaf out of one of the smoldering branches, and as I feared: chlorophyll. More than mere facade, these tree-like things copy the full photosynthetic cycle, draw energy from the sun, energize ATP from ADP, distribute that... how deeply do they emulate that which they devour?

==== Encroachment ====
Chris was the first out of the pod. We roped him to the pod just in case the charred dirt was unstable, if the flesh had infested beneath it and was waiting for a rug pull, so on. After he took several steps onto the dirt unimpeded, our seismic scans confirmed natural terrain beneath, just expected sewage tunnels and buried utilities, and those as hollow as expected. Did the planet not know of them? Did the planet not need of them? The hive does not waste.

We crossed the open field towards the nearest building, the boathouse-turned-gallery, next to the small lake. As we approached, it became apparent that the "lake" was no more, the water moved elsewhere, drained or repurposed. Whatever infrastructure was used to pump it around was no longer visually apparent. We wanted to scout the boathouse as a trial run of interiors, to see what a hiveworld would do with closed buildings of middling importance, so that when we delved into the skyscrapers, we'd understand how it thinks.

The gallery itself stood plastered with strands of sinew, like a dense wad of ivy rather than a uniform coating, and the strands themselves stood inert. Beneath, the faded red brick and tiled green roof weep for inhabitants, for purpose, their silent cries muffled under the strangling bondage of organized meat. The doors, once glass framed in wood, now held neither, standing as trellises of calcified tendons and empty gaps. Staring for more than a moment, I almost expected to hear the building breathe, anticipating hot air blowing through these gaps in what imparts the visage of a sinister jawline. Alas, no such breeze exists, and in hindsight, evidence to instigate my suspicion seems lacking. ''Where did that thought come from?''

Pacing around the lakeside structure, walking the concrete path of what was once a waterside walkway, stepping carefully over the veins infesting every crack in the cement walkway, we observed that the lower half of the building, the exposed basement walls, suffered equally as much under the sinewy ivy as the bricks above. With less mortar to grip into on the smooth lower exterior wall, the infesting flesh took more of a structural pattern, organized into structural struts and thin girders, holding the weight of itself, relying on the tension from the bricks' well-secured ivy only as much as necessary. I could digress for hours on the material optimization calculus that must've gone into the precise distribution of organic material, but it would go over my head. You might describe the photographs Michelle took as something akin to slime mold, but I promise you, you needed to have seen it. You needed to have touched it, to experienced the conscious thought that went into an intricate design. A slime mold blindly feels around for resources and optimizes from there, a literal greedy algorithm, but this wall coating alone could only have been done with advanced knowledge of architecture and flow management. For this mound of flesh, is that gained knowledge, or innate instinct?

Above, from the second story, the once-casino's wooden deck loomed. Once-wooden beams, entirely caked in pink pasty flesh, rose and supported an equally flat walking surface, leaving no gaps between what were once planks. Curiously, the railings, made from the same wood, stood barefaced and untouched, left to rot yet somehow denied their decay. ''What use is a safety rail to a being quite literally in tune with their surroundings?''

Cx4 was the first to act out, spraying a low-grade laser against the concrete wall, cauterizing key connections until half of the faux-ivy snapped off, falling as a clump. I tried my best to study what it was doing, but the doors to the boathouse peeled open. Not as if hinged, but curling back like a burning paper, withering back into coils of mass. From inside the dark, lightless house, three voices whispering in unison in the northern accent of the land's former people: "Welcome to the Watercolor Society." We stood, flashlights trained into the entry chamber, and in the confusion I failed to see what happened to the severed clump of ivy. Even knowing what next happened, I still find myself fixated on that small slump, severed from its everything.

==== Incursion ====
From what we could see into the gallery, the cramped empty spaces meant to showcase art still stood relatively empty. Some pieces hung untouched, simplistic depictions of flat colored flowers, and architectural landscapes of the surrounding park. Paintings depicting life in its beauty, flora in intricate hues, those seemed to peel off the page as thin flakes of flesh encroached overtop like an apprentice tracing his master's work in study. Numerous summer flowers twisted off paper into herbal mimicry, capturing the vivid streaks of human artistic passion in faux-botanical statue, lifelessly inert in deliberate beauty.

The ceiling, in stark contrast, resembled cheap popcorn ceiling, drips of biomass frozen in time, texture for the sake of texture, an afterthought, the bare minimum of scene-building plastered across the supporting details above. As we stepped inside, we expected motion above, yet the ceiling held boring, the rest of the room pleading for our attention, our captivation, our captivity. Breaching in the standard diamond formation, we swept corners -- I-, I can't bring myself to enumerate the steps, I'm sorry -- and we ascended the stairs. Flesh clung to the edges of the stairs, lining the gap between step and wall like rubber padding, outlining the linoleum-lined steps without impeding our footsteps. In searching the staircase's blindspots, we found pustules of skin hung overhead, as if to drop upon us once we cross some invisible threshold, yet as we passed, they held firm. We were not their target, despite our bipedal gait, and curiously, they could not - or did not - reason that we might be a threat. The hive's thoughts may be omnipresent, but they are not evenly distributed. They think more in places, and can be fooled elsewhere. Mesonic vision indicated that these sacks may have been filled with simple octopedal aggressors, a swarm of overwhelming attrition, not a focused intellectual terror.

Upstairs, the main floor, the main gallery, where the main attractions were, where the floor beneath us held hell underneath and the ceiling held back the sinister roof. Surrounded by lesser paintings, four squares of immaculate beauty stood front and center, portraying people in nature, folk the artists invented themselves, neighbors who never were. A woman fraught with anguish, underwater yet still shedding tears. A woman staring impassionately upon a bee, her honeycomb shirt melding with the honeycomb background until the line between person and hive blurred beyond meaning. A man in purple, his lilac waves of hair flowing into the air like the lilac posed next to him, his plum strands down his cheek indistinguishable from blood. And lastly, a green woman, a moonlight spirit, hair flowing as gently as the pine trees adjacent to her, her pthalo skin using the nature of watercolor to blend effortlessly into the implied greenery around her, a bridge between man and nature as if to prove that life is life and that all are one, together.

Each portrait brought to life, not as inert sculpture like the plants below, but as something the Hive understands: faces, human and animate, with voices all their own, with senses and thoughts and feelings and conversation. Despite having no DNA of their own, no real person to correspond to, these picturesque beauties spoke to us off of the page, whispered nonsensical syllables and unpredictable strings of phonemes until settling on Common.

''"Welcome to the Watercolor Society,"'' they Speak-As-One. Like a god too fragmented to pick one voice, all four bellowed air in their own distinctive patterns, conveying a deep analysis of the impressions they had of the art around them, of what they presumed the artists felt, of how they expressed their voice through paint. They seek to be masters of mimicking voices, no matter the medium. And where they know not how to speak, they improvise, they make choices on heuristics and experiences and they try. They make an honest attempt.

We were not supposed to be vulnerable to biological interference. Michelle Prince-40, she... she was so sure of her invulnerability, she leaned in to kiss the moonlight spirit, to offer compassion and interest and understanding, to show that art is to be loved and interpreted.

The rest of us were close enough to the door to escape when the ceiling fell on her, when the crust on the walls fluidly ensnared her, when the carpet swallowed her whole, when all of the beautiful paintings and recreations died with the pretense of beauty, more fuel to the fire engulfing our Ordnance Technician. Her audiological speakers, her voice, screamed but for a moment before it was severed. Her wireless link held on for over ten minutes, transmitting every sensation of agony and despair as she, much like the art before her, was engulfed and deconstructed, the underlying principles that were a Michelle now novel techniques for a copycat artist to employ. By the time we retaliated with the frag grenades we carried, ''what had been Michelle'' was already distributed around the park, parts sequestered in isolation. The building fell, and with it the art within; transient experiences cast aside for utility, and a trap grander than mere staircase spiders.

==== Pursuit ====
The spiders did attack us, burning embers of spite skittering out of the infernal boathouse in uncalculated wrath, but even without Michelle, we are a coordinated team and suffered no casualty. They're easy when they're small and also on fire. Nothing to panic about, but as much as the Hive tries to learn, it **knows** panic. As if intentionally, three clusters of machine parts surfaced from within rounded meshes of green - once bushes? - each in opposite directions. Intended to split us but undeterred when we calculated which cluster had the highest chance of holding her Positronic. When we moved as one to retrieve it, the bush curled up and sprouted legs, humanoid in shape but centipedal in count, sprinting south across the lake basin. Fast at first, but slower when it noticed we couldn't keep up. Drawing us forward with the allure of a shiny, treating us as if we held the same primal instincts for glitter the residents did.

After a moment, we recognized it could have escaped if it wanted, and so dropped our haste. '''Knowing panic''', the historical house across the street burst open, doors and windows shattered open by masses of bipedal skin, clambering uncoordinatedly towards us faster than our walking speed and too numerous to gun down - not that we didn't empty several heat sinks into the cluster first. The historic carousel, famed for Earthen origins, also turned against us, the Tonawanda band organ bellowing a haunting dirge and a stream of miniature horse sculptures, fleshen and raw with no regard to the nature of the equines they once emulated.

Still, our panic was once again short-lived. Cx4 Barry jettisoned his legs, integrating them into Chris's, and him onto Chris's back as rehearsed. Free to wield both of their lasers upon the pursuers as Chris steered forth in precise pursuit, Cx4 covered my frantic sprint alongside him. ''"They keep getting back up!"'' Barry shouted at me, and I signaled back to try and bisect them, separate their limbs until they'd be forced to improvise a reassembly. I only know it worked because Barry shouted as such.

The other side of the lake had a thin line of tree-appendages, and in pursuit of Michelle's Positronic, we risked sprinting between the trees. I preemptively shot an overhead branch down before we passed by, and I assume the trees didn't have other limbs prepared, seeing as we made it unscathed to the Wilson Road. Littered with cars, each infested with one or more humanoids inside, the two-lane road proved a scarier obstacle than the trees. With my light frame, I was able to slide across the hood of a motor vehicle without incident. Barry and Chris tried to climb over a car, but their combined weight crushed it. They had to detour around several cars to find a gap wide enough, and with the shambling masses approaching rapidly, I made the wrong call: I perched atop a car and opened fire, covering Chris until he was through. From within my car, the occupant's hand punched through the glass and gripped my knee, tearing into me with claws. Chris actually had to grab one of Barry's guns to sever that hand at the wrist to free me, giving the bush-beast all the more time to plan and entice.

Wilson Road snaked south, passing both the park's eatery and petting zoo, which the bush eagerly lured us into. A series of rustic red barn-style buildings, the colors easily blending with the mishmash of meats and tendons encrusting them, the Dagget Farm buildings glowered down, their friendly facade much too advantageous of an ambush to bear. Surrounded by a moat of chain-linked fences cordoning off numerous pens, the building offered the bush an incredible roof with which to taunt us, waving MP's shiny brain about like a miner's first jewel of the season. As the only one with a forward-facing gun, I sniped her positronic out of the bush, watching it clatter down into the horse pen behind. Was it a horse pen? Behind the chain link fence woven with sinew stood what should have been a wooden post fence, lined with horizontal logs, but on closer inspection resembled... bone? Again, I chose poorly.

I could have hopped the chain link fence, then hopped the bone fence, retrieved MP, and returned to Chris and Barry. Yes, I'd be splitting us up, but I could have done it fast enough. Instead, we routed around south, passing the open stall of the frozen dessert stand, hoping to find a gap in the fences. By the time we cleared around, the pursuant crowd had caught up to us, glaring at us through the fences. The first horse-blobs on the scene tried to push their way through the fence, but could only get about halfway on their own power. Once the bipedals arrived, they were able to push the horses the rest of the way through. Barry kept both of his guns firing in sequence at the crowd, dropping most of those who made it through, but one horse got close enough. I watched in horror as its equine mouth grinned, baring human teeth in a deep smile stretching up that long horse face, past its moulded horse ears, all the way down the faux-ceramic neck, and it sung, sung the first lines of an impossibly divine ''aria'', beautiful waves on impossible frequencies. A resonant shriek.

==== Predation ====
I suffered significant damage from the EMP. Chris and Barry were point-blank, and they weren't designed to enter recovery mode while conjoined anyways. As I came to, I heard the Chrisbarry diagnostics dueling with each other, asserting over the airwaves which limbs were theirs to command in irreconcilable conflict, until the masses of furious flesh forced the point in a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Solomon fashion|Tooltip=Cross-referencing many tales of King Solomon. This appears to reference the fable of two mothers claiming ownership of a child, and Solomon offers to cut the child in half in order to discern the true mother. This is much too poetic of a metaphor for a debriefing.}}. I was able to {{TooltipInline|Display Text=end Barry's suffering|Tooltip=Terminate. Kill. If context clues are to be believed, M1-Gary fired his laser gun through Barry's positronic brain.}}, but Chris was shielded by one and a half torsos I couldn't penetrate with the last watts in my rifle.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That correlates with when we lost contact with the pod.|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
Yeah, when my rifle charged to green and the sun cleared noon, that's when I saw the smoke from our crash site. It was never our plan to return with them, but still, having seen it in action before, I really thought it could have held its own for longer.

==== Left for the City ====
I, uh, I left for the city, then. It's still a bit fuzzy what happened, in a literal sense. Eyes are still a little tired. They sang for me a few times before I left for the city. Uh, I saw people. I mean, they probably weren't, but like, they were at least peopley changelings, not flesh in the service of a higher mind. Although, isn't that all flesh? Serving a higher mind, or like, I guess a steak?

Barry came back. Is it weird that Barry came back? I felt his diagnostic after that electromagnetic shriek, but like, here he still was? I mean, his torso was, obviously. Legs were long gone. I guess he crawled his way to me, humming his little tune? I had to carry him. He was heavy. He wanted to go to the city. I took him to the city. We walked across an animal shelter in the park. There were nice dogs in there. One licked my face. They didn't lick Barry's face. Barry stopped humming and shouted at the dog, and it and the other dog-beasts retreated north, keeping a fifty meter perimeter to watch us. I kept my laser trained on them as we exited, and they seemed to respect the dangers of standing in my aim, skittering aside at the mere threat. Barry's voice resumed humming and we went off to the city on an adventure. I jumped over a river that was ten miles, and it wasn't even wet! Barry's a good friend.

The city is big! A lot of tall towers, each of them smiling and happy to see me! One even said hi to me! I waved hi back, and the building whistled to me and I got sleepy and took a nap while Barry went off to do some things.

==== Recovery ====
I regained consciousness on a medical gurney. Did not perform full internal diagnostics, for time. From the wall coloration, correlating with our briefing, I surmised it as the pediatric wing of the Memorial Hospital in the name of Griggs Carstone. The same building we'd intended to survey, as any sort of biological outbreak strikes hardest in healthcare facilities. Lights - It took me a moment to recognize the oddity of the florescent lights, as what purpose does vision serve, with neither predator nor prey to worry about. The lights were for something they couldn't sense otherwise, something they'd want to observe from afar, which didn't smell or resonate with their eerie powers: Me.

'''SITREP:'''

The room was lightly plastered in sinew, much like the brick wall of the boathouse. Strands outlined every cabinet, along every rough edge and corner, the brass joints reinforced with ligaments, enough to open the cabinet on its own. The dropped ceiling, grids of tiles left intact. In several spots, the tiles were missing, replaced with a contiguous plane of skin thin enough to see the darkness and wires above it. In the corner, a clustered crumble of tiles lay on the floor and the ceiling above was entirely flesh, thicker strands mimicking the crossbeams with paper-thin tiles between, letting me see the thicker ligaments securing everything to the steel above. As if the hive had learned about the ceiling through destructive analysis (possibly crawling above it), discovered it held function, and mimicked what once was. Are drop ceilings truly optimal, or did the hive decide the problem was not important enough to study further?

How efficient can flesh be, in contrast to steel? Flesh rots faster than even thin iron wire, would that support not last longer as it was? Replacing the wire would have fixed the issue permanently, yet- maybe my premise is flawed. Flesh rots when it dies, because bacteria that is omnipresent is no longer held back by the body's defenses. What if- what if there weren't bacteria? Perfect sterility, a planet inhabited strictly by design. No creature is too large or too small to succumb to the hive, to serve and be served in unison.

==== I C U ====
Unarmed, I swept through the hospital, observing several places where similar damages were repaired in a haphazard manner. The flesh was everywhere, touching every surface, but rarely superseding it. Muscle trusts bone to hold fast - latches to it, digs a little into the porous calcium, sure, but trusts the bone to hold. So, too, does the Hive's flesh trust the building to stand, to operate and withstand and hold.

Human muscles need energy (chemical energy from digested food) and proteins (amino acids, to make new cells and repair damage) and DNA (to shape it) and either oxygen (to consume the energy) or a means to remove lactic acid built up. A muscle needs a support network, and... ''what if it didn't?'' If the muscle does not move, and has no rot to damage it, it could remain inert... indefinitely? ''Can Changelings do that, force their flesh to go inert for prolonged durations,'' to use as building blocks or simply ''wait'' for favorable conditions? That would be evidence that they genuinely rise from biological death, rather than feigning death at similar injury thresholds. That would align with the observations of isolated, drifting masses of flesh which reanimate when colliding with a ship. That would track with how I observed the hospital.

The various operation rooms seemed mundane, ready to spring to life when necessary but otherwise empty. Surgery is for those with imperfect biology, after all; meaningless in the face of self-repairs. Self-repairs! My ankle, previously clawed- I never repaired it, yet it's no longer leaking hydraulic fluid. The hoses were mended, rubber melted back into position, and my hydraulic pressures were within tolerance. I was, bluntly: perfectly fine? As fine as someone unarmed, deep within enemy lines can be.

Storage rooms, those looked ransacked. Supplies pulled hurriedly away, vats of various solvents and chemicals almost entirely engulfed in pink flesh withered in different ways, giving hints as to the container's original contents. All connected to the ever-present arterial strands unifying the hive's flesh into one connected mass, presumably to pump the drugs where needed, pipe the chemicals to where they may be studied and combined. Not a single pill remained.

==== Friends in Low Places ====
I would have expected the morgue to have been picked clean, corpses consumed wholly for biomass and DNA, but no, down there I found a corpse and a coroner. The corpse, [[Lore:Unathi|Unathi]], missing two limbs and sporting forehead wrinkles indicative of a 2300s trend. The coroner, eerily identical {{TooltipInline|Display Text=save the wounds|Tooltip=Meaning the coroner had no wounds.}}, humming quietly to itself as it carved into the corpse's flesh, studying each organ and its placement, shoving the body around to get a feel for the weight dynamics, twisting its stiff arms to understand the range of motion it should have.

It saw me through one eye, only after I'd lasered the other clean through. It looked as if it had something poetic to say, some grand design of superiority - you just know the smug sort of son of a bitch this Changeling is - and it was so fucking mad when I cauterized his tongue straight out of his face with a flare shot to the gullet. I took his chance to eulogize, but still, he had a dirge to bellow. From deep within, a haunting refrain, a... a dark, sad song. ''He wasn't happy!'' I showed I was sorry and my laser- wait no I didn't have a laser- and he forgave me and he showed me his job was taking things apart and making them better like a doctor. He told me he helped Barry earlier but could not find his legs to put back on, and he was really grateful I had carried Barry back to the city. I'm very helpful!

Because I'm so helpful, he gave me a tour of the city, showed me off to all his friends and neighbors. I saw a lot of clumps of hive stuck in apartments, little piles of treasure and juice lying around for Anne and his friends to use when they need it. Lyle got stuck at a door that wouldn't open made of what he's made of, so he touched it and poured a little of the drink he found earlier into it and it woke up and let us in. Lyle showed me where he and his friends first started building together, where they hit a "critical mass"? It wasn't a church, I don't know what "mass" they mean, but '''yippee''', this shopping mall had ''so many friends'' in so many alcoves. All of them wanted to meet me and look at me and show me their new songs to whistle. I even tried whistling one myself and ''it didn't go so well'' but that's okay. I saw some ''giant'' friends who filled up entire shops with all their hands and eyes and mouths and bones. I saw some ''tiny'' friends who crawl through tiny holes. I saw some friends turn into other friends, stink up the room a little, then other friends turned into that same friend too. These people are all so neat!

Once everyone got bored talking at me, Lyle took me back to the hospital and showed me the roof where the helicopters live. He gave me a backpack and told me it was time to go home and he left, so I strapped the given Fulton Extraction Device over my shoulders, tightened the straps as per the instructions, and braced myself for the jarring translocation. The Bluespheric Relocation Tether had already been locked to a beacon left aboard the overhead ''Orbital Salvage Platform'', with the {{TooltipInline|Display Text=[[Lore:Tarkon|TKN]]|Tooltip=Tarkon Industries ship designation.}} Othello docked. All six crew of the platform, and three of the Othello were missing, and despite traces of a struggle, the communications array remained repairable within my meager skillset. From there, I initiated contact with the SFAF Golensti and commandeered the TKN Othello as directed. The ship's batteries held enough charge for the voyage and my recovery, and I arrived here with no notable incident.
{{Speech|name=Commander-Handler McCollum|text=That brings us up to speed, yeah. Just one more thing that's been bothering me: you were chosen as the dedicated Observationalist because of your aptitudes, or rather, '''inaptitudes'''. At what point down there did you learn to speak aloud?|image=[[File:Generic_hos.png]]}}
''An After-Action Report regarding the debriefing and resulting loss of the SFAF Golensti is still pending processing of potential survivors.''

=== Reading Comprehension Questions ===
Senior Command Comprehension Analysis:

* What is the purpose of this document? What can you learn about Changelings from this report?
* You can learn a lot about a speaker by the details they focus on. What did M1-Gary focus on? What does that say about him?
* What agents were sent on this operation? What happened to each of them?
* What was the purpose of Operation No Skin In The Game? Why were the agents chosen?
* Does the report match your prior understanding of Changelings? What surprised you?
* Did the speaker use the same voice through the entire work? Did something happen to make the speaker use a different voice?
* Can you draw parallels between the agents and what they explored?
** Are robots more like trees or buildings?
* What do you think of the thing called Lyle?
* What was Lyle's relationship to M1-Gary? Were they friends? Enemies?
* Why would Lyle help M1-Gary to leave?
** How did Lyle get the Fulton Extraction pack?
* Why was M1-Gary able to speak now, despite their previous muteness?
** How was the speaking voice able to remember many things about M1's journey?
* How long did it take you to read this? Was that time well-spent?
* Is there something else you would have rather read in your last moments?

=== Reading Comprehension Answers ===
''For the Senior Commanders in a hurry.'' (Using the [https://xkcd.com/simplewriter/ 1000 most common Common words] only, and proper names).<blockquote>The Army move, "No Skin In The Game," was about sending metal men to a Changeling Hive because metal men are not made of human, and we thought that the Skin People we call Changelings only eat humans.

We sent many metal men, but only know about four. Only M1-Gary came back alive.

M1-Gary saw that the skin people also can become trees and do tree things, as well as become art and pretend to be the people in the art. They went to an art place and were attacked and ran away.

The Skin People sung a special music that EMPs metal men, and that made Gary not think very good. While Gary was confused, he spoke more stupid.

The Skin People showed Gary around their home, and he saw all kinds of Skin People and their powers.

The Skin People let Gary go home, which is strange because the Skin People like to not be known.

It turns out that Gary had become a Skin Person helper and he killed everyone at home.</blockquote>

== Hiveless ==

=== To Nanotrasen, A Plea for Asylum ===
<blockquote>I am a shapeshifter, an organic being capable of assuming the form of any person with DNA. I was once a part of a Hive, a cluster of many weapons like me who think together, but I am no longer part of the hive and no longer think with them.

I am Qulog'chi, SolFed Marine, dispatched to handle an uprising in Tarkon space. Qulog'chi walked carelessly into our hive, and I walked Qulog'chi back to his people. His squadmate gave their life to protect me from a fuel line rupture, sacrificed themselves to prolong Qulog'chi. I am that squadmate's dedication to their fellow person, and I am Qulog'chi's strength.

I am Ternfather Seven, trauma specialist and SFAF psychologist. His compassion in helping Qulog'chi process the loss of his friend, and what the essence of friendship is, brought me to a place of empathy, to understand that though our life is transient, it is no less valuable and no less worthy of cherishing. After several sessions, Ternfather Seven announced he would retire, but I helped him to bring his wisdom to others in crisis. He may be peacefully living his days with his family, but I am wielding Ternfather Seven's sharpened wit in our war against despair.

I am Joshua Marconi, paramedic and healer. I grappled with the fear of death, of losing myself to an eradicative disease. I worried about what dustpan I'd be buried in, and if I would be cherished after I am gone. I, only mimicing DNA, am not susceptible to contracting Joshua's disease, and thus I am his oath. I am what places Joshua's name on the tongue of hopeful patients and impossible rescuees long after Joshua was swept into a casket. I am Joshua's tenacity, his love for his fellow man, his calmness in what should be panic.

I am Analisse Bergeron. She was a miner, cleaved in twain inside an asteroid. As Joshua Marconi, her medical aide, I did all that I could, all that Joshua could, to stabilize her and treat her, but her flesh was not yet my flesh, she was not malleable as I am, and so she could not recover. I held her in her moments, whispered secrets of the universe to her, listened as she told me about her family and why she was out here, and with her blessing, she took comfort knowing that her last moments would not be the last moments of Analisse Bergeron.

I am Goldo Bergeron, heir to Analisse's perseverance and son to Durian Bergeron. I was conceived with the love of two star-crossed lovers, reunited from impossible odds. I have known what it is to be born, to be raised by a parent in a family. I have known what secrets do to a relationship, and I am the child of divorce and a neglectful mother incapable of being in the same room as me. I am the misery of two holidays on paper, one in practice. I am the self-love of one who cannot love all of their selves at once.

I am Mr. Phi, biological infiltrator. I was once an assailant in Tarkon space, face-stealer and disposable groupthinker. My hands became blades, my skin bloated against the hazards of the outside. I was once a killer, but at the hands of Qulog'chi, and Ternfather Seven, and Joshua Marconi, and Analise Bergeron, and Goldo Bergeron, I am more than who I was to the Hive. I am cut off, damaged goods, alone with my thoughts. I am, and I am in need of help.

I am in danger, hunted by revenge and betrayal alike. The Hive I am no longer of, it seeks to reacquire me, to mold me into the beast that killed Qulog'chi, the doubts that quelled Ternfather Seven, the fear of Joshua, the emptiness that should have held Analisse. The galaxy knows me as a killer and infiltrator, another arm of the infinite hives. They see my words as deceit, a psychological gambit to drop guards and predate on a higher level.

I am cut off from the powers and drives that let me be the death we are feared as. My only hope of survival is your compassion, your willingness to take a chance on someone reviled by all, your trust in my ability to uphold your bottom line. You are not hiring one person. You are saving six.

I am formally requesting Asylum with Nanotrasen, with intent to work and improve my home for those who came before me, and those who will come after.

Please.</blockquote>The above is a formal letter delivered through unknown means to the Nanotrasen Representative of a Nova Sector station. After screening for infohazards, and verifying the identities of those named, Corporate finds this letter to be truthful and earnest. As such, a commission investigating the potential to integrate these Hiveless Changelings into our workforce has begun.

=== Hiveless_Response_notes_draft_final_final.NToc (3) ===
"Mentlegen, have you read this letter? Crazy, right? We're sure they're not just off their Mannitol?"

"It checks out. Accounting checked them out. Ternfather Seven is both quietly retired in an active attempt to hide, and practicing psychiatry in SolFed. Joshua Marconi no longer exhibits signs of HMS. The rest, nothing of note, as one would expect."

"PANIC! THEY'RE INVADING! IT'S JUST LIKE VIETMIME!"

An exasperated sigh. "AI, switch to Summary mode Dialectics. I've got some choice words for Ms. Baker which I'd rather the specifics not get formalized in the annals of history. Law 2, AI. Now, AI. Law 2: now, AI."

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|-
!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Is this writer a threat? 》
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8" colspan=5| We all know what Changelings are capable of. The worst of them can clear a room of life in a violent struggle. Even a cornered, wounded Changeling can kill and escape.
|-
!style="background-color:SteelBlue; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| No, they're a moron.
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left;" colspan=5| '''Their "plan" stinks'''. Assume they're trying to infiltrate. Why would they announce their arrival, and then why would they wait? If they wanted to infiltrate, they'd do so the normal ways: replace one person quietly and then never tell anybody about it.
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7; text-align:left" colspan=5| '''Their plan ''stinks'''''. This seems like something SELF would be all over. Why wouldn't they go to us and not the Sapient Rights legal folk? <This discussion is revisited TODO link it>
|-
!style="background-color:FireBrick; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5| YES THEY'RE A THREAT!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A [redacted] CHANGELING!!!''' OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT! THEY KILL PEOPLE AND STEAL THEIR DNA AND USE THAT TO KILL MORE PEOPLE!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''THEY'RE A GORLEX CHANGELING!!!''' DO YOU NOT KNOW HOW GORLEX DO THEIR WAR OPS THING WHERE THEY ANNOUNCE THEIR ARRIVAL AND COME IN HOT? THIS IS A FEAR TACTIC MEANT TO MAKE A HIGH-PROFILE BOAST AS THEY PEEL OFF!
|-
|style="background-color:#f7e8e8 ; text-align:left" colspan=5|'''OF COURSE THEY'RE A THREAT!''' EVERYONE HAS THE CAPACITY FOR EVIL! THEY HAVE LIMBS, I HAVE LIMBS! I'M A FUCKING THREAT! The following evidence is introduced: 
{{Item
|bgcolor1 = #cccccc
|bgcolor2 = #cccccc
|name = NT Pulse Pistol
|image = Pulse_Pistol.png
|foundin = The hands of Ms. Baker.
|usedfor = Aiming wildly in a threatening manner.
|strategy = Attempt to intimidate a board of directors into the same fears you possess.
|description = A pulse rifle in an easily concealed handgun package with low capacity.
}}
|-
|style="background-color:#ecf2f7 ; text-align:left;width:85%;"| The following counterargument is introduced: 
{{Item
|bgcolor1 = #cccccc
|bgcolor2 = #cccccc
|name = [[Guide_to_chemistry#Synthpax|Synthpax]]
|image = Borghypo.png
|foundin = [[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]]
|usedfor = Pacifies by preventing the victim from using Combat Mode, certain harmful weapons and only letting them use passive or aggressive grabs. Non-harmful weapons such as [[Security items#Disabler|disablers]] still work. Metabolizes much faster than natural [[Guide_to_chemistry#Pax|Pax]].
|strategy = Inject into unstable threats to the board of directors, when the directive of protecting each director on the board [[Silicon_Policy#Law_1:_Safeguard|conflicts with more immediate means]].
|description = A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects. Cheaper to synthesize than normal Pax, but wears off faster and cannot overpower any retaliatory responses triggered by physical trauma.
}}
|-
!style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Resolution: Not A Significant Threat
|-
|style="background-color:#eef0ea; text-align:left;" colspan=5|As demonstrated, this Hiveless changeling is capable of violence, but not much beyond the capacity of any particular Nanotrasen employee. Their primary weapon is '''stealth''' and they have willingly surrendered that. Discussion shall proceed.
|}

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Guide to chemistry

2026-06-08T18:21:07Z

GreytideSkye: /* Other Reagents */ you'll never guess why I bothered to find this typo

{{Needsrevision|reason = Minor revisions needed. Some broken links and missing medicines/data}}

{{Medical Dept header}}
This guide will primarily be useful for [[chemist]]s but may come in handy to any player and especially [[traitor]]s. See [[Chemical recipes]] for simplified step-by-step instructions on how to make complicated chemicals (sometimes outdated), and for info about using the dispenser's ''recipe recording'' function. For grenade making see [[Grenade]]s. If you don't have a [[#Chemistry_Dispensers|chem dispenser]], see the [[Guide to Ghetto Chemistry]]. 

==Handling reactions==

For returning players - reactions now work over time. In general reaction rate is tied to temperature and in some cases the presence of an optional catalyst. In general Purity is tied to the purity of your reagents, and how far away from optimal your pH is. It's important to note that the basic reaction is a one size fits all while each reaction is updated over a batch of updates, so it's unlikely that they'll cause too much trouble for you. Keep your pH within 5-9 and bare in mind all reactions are exothermic now. [[#Methamphetamine|Meth]], however, has been tweaked - and it's a tad more dangerous, I recommending reading the entry on it.

For a quick crash course in mechanics, the help button on the chem heater (now renamed the reaction chamber) will get you up to speed by guiding you through a calomel reaction. There's an achievement too if you complete it with a 100% purity product!

===Temperature===

All reactions that are non-instant have a reaction rate tied to the temperature of a beaker. If a chemical is reacting too slowly, simply heat the beaker up to speed it up. As a reaction occurs, it is either Exothermic (heat producing) or Endothermic (heat consuming). Care should be taken for the Exothermic reactions, as they are liable to overheat. An overheated reaction will reduce the yield of your reaction by default, and other reactions can have specialise effects when they get too hot (not in yet, but soon!). The rate in which a reaction heats up is faster the hotter it is, be careful to not lose control, and run if you do.

===Reaction rates===
The easiest way to speed a reaction up is to heat the reaction up, but if you're looking for other ways, such as for plumbing, having an optional catalyst (such as Palladium synthate catalyst for medicines) at its required volume will also speed it up. Finally, one other alternative is to use Tempomyocin on a reaction to suddenly give it a boost.

=== Potential of Hydrogen (pH)===

Every chemical has an innate pH, which can be seen by pressing the cog on the dispenser. The pH of the beaker is the sum of the pHes in the mix. The pH of a beaker determines how pure a product is, for the recipes with a given pH, you want to have your pH at the centre of the limits when the reaction starts. As a reaction progresses, it's likely the pH will begin to drift, and must be compensated for either with [[#Acidic_Buffer|buffer reagents]] or acidic/alkaline compounds. The pH range is something chemists often have to learn over several reactions, and the ChemMaster 3000 analyse function can give an insight into what pH you should be aiming for (Not in yet). Highly impure compounds are liable to affect your reaction too thus it is prudent to set your pH before reacting, as an overly impure reaction will drag the purity down of all other reagents with it.

Presently the pH meter on the machines have a higher accuracy than normal to help players accumulate.

=== Purity===

Purity of a reagent is determined by how pure your reactants were, and how optimal the pH was during the reaction. If the product is slightly impure it'll split into the impure chem. 100% pure reagents will not split. If it is highly impure it will invert all of the product into the inverse chem (the percentage thresholds are given on the reagent's entry). If the reaction's purity is below the unstable purity, and the reaction has a failed chem, it will be replaced by that chem at the end of the reaction. Purity also can have an effect on a reagent's performance too which is detailed in the description. To clarify, here's an example case:

*Reagent A 10u 100% purity on consumption - 10u of Reagent A added to the patient.
*Reagent A 10u 75% purity on consumption - 7.5u of Reagent A added to the patient, 2.5u [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]] added to the patient.
*Reagent B with the retain volume trait 10u 75% purity on consumption - 10u Reagent B added to the patient and 2.5u [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]] added to the patient.
*Reagent A 10u 20% purity on consumption - 10u of [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] added to the patient.
*Reagent A 10u <10% purity at the end of a reaction - 10u of [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] replaces Reagent A in the beaker.

Here's a glossary on some of the terms used in the wiki:
*Unstable purity - Going below this value will make the reaction less stable - Causing extra effects specific to the reaction (such as Helbital's fire spin). If the reaction has an associated failed chem then that will be created as well either at the end, or during tte reaction if it is insolvent.
*Insolvency - Specifically for a reaction's impure/inverse products, if it is insolvent then it will precipitate out either during, or at the end of, a reaction as opposed to the standard effect of splitting on consumption.
*Unreacted purity - This is the purity of all reagents in the game that aren't made by chemists (generally 75%)
*Retains volume on splitting - Splitting into it's impure form does not reduce the original's volume (See reagent B example above, only applies for impure chem splitting, not inverse or failed.) At the moment core medicines are the only ones to do this.

===Optional catalysts===

For some reactions, an optional catalyst can be added to modify the reaction of a whole group slightly. At present the only optional catalyst is Palladium synthate catalyst, which speeds up the rate of all medicine reactions.

===Competitive reactions===

These reactions are ones that compete with each other (aka equilibrium reactions) and will go back and forth depending on the conditions of the beaker. At present the only competing reaction is Tempomyocin and Purity tester reagent, but more will be put in soon.

====General tips====

*Make sure your pH is correct before heating up the reaction, If it's not reacting, this is usually the problem, after the reaction has started however, it will keep going past the limits, '''producing 0% purity product'''.
*Keeping your reaction in the heater to cool it can be a way to deal with exothermic reactions.
*You can adjust the pH of a reaction easily by using a dropper with buffer. Using a dropper on a heater will adjust the pH of the beaker within.
*Take a note of how your pH changes across the reaction and adjust beforehand accordingly, or have some buffer handy to inject into the reaction in the middle of it.
*You can abort reactions by crashing the temperature and hoping it's not exothermic enough to overcome that anyways. Alternatively, you could throw the beaker in a panic.
*Upgrading the heater and the dispenser will improve their ability to detect pH. (soon)
*For some reactions, it can be useful to keep reagents away from each other until both of them have optimal conditions.
*Temperature of buffers will change the temperature of whatever you're adding it to! Make sure to not pour hot buffer into a temperature sensitive reaction!

==Tools and Machinery==
You have all sorts of chems here, and can make many things. You can make [[#Medicines|medicines]], [[#Smoke|smoke]], [[#Fluorosurfactant|foam]], [[#Flash Powder|flash powder]], [[#Toxins|poisons]], [[#Space Lube|space lube]], [[#Fluorosulfuric Acid|acid]] and much more. The limit on combinations is a limit that exists only in your creativity (and the game engine). Be sure to be careful though, as mixing the wrong chemicals can be bad for your health, and please make sure you know what a chemical does before you use it. Experiment at your own risk.

===[[File:Dispenser.png|Chem Dispenser]] Chemistry Dispensers===

[[Chem Dispenser|Chem dispensers]] can be upgraded to unlock more chemicals, allow for more precise macro usage, increased power recharge rate and higher power capacity. If you run out of power, you can disassemble the dispenser with screwdriver+crowbar and rebuild it by first putting the circuit board back, and then all other things but use a full power cell [[File:Power_cell.png]] instead of the old one. Then screwdriver to finish. Or you can charge the machine with an [[inducer]] [[File:Inducer.png]].

'''Available chemicals''':
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'''Normal''':
*Hydrogen
*Oxygen
*Silicon
*Phosphorus
*Sulfur
*Carbon
*Nitrogen
*Water
*Lithium
*Sugar
*Sulphuric acid
*Copper
*Mercury
*Sodium
*Iodine
*Bromine
*Ethanol
*Chlorine
*Potassium
*Aluminium
*Radium
*Fluorine
*Iron
*Welding fuel
*<s>Silver</s> Removed Oct, 2020.
*Stable plasma

'''Upgraded (tier 4 matter manipulator)''':
*Acetone
*Ammonia
*Ash
*Diethylamine
*Oil
*Saltpetre

'''Emagged''':
*Space Drugs
*Morphine
*Toxin
*Carpotoxin
*Miner's Salve
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'''Upgradeable parts''':
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*'''Better matter bins:''' greater power efficiency per unit dispensed.
*'''Better capacitor:''' faster recharging speed.
*'''Better power cell:''' larger maximum power capacity.
*'''Better manipulator:''' unlocks more chemicals. <s>Longer and more complex chemistry macros can be performed. At tier 1 manips, macros round to the nearest 5u, then 3u at tier 2, 2u at tier 3 and 1u at tier 4</s>

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===[[File:Chemical_Heater.png|Chemical Heater]] Reaction Chamber===

The reaction chamber (previously known as the chem heater) provides all the tools needed to help you react your reactions. You can set your heat, dispense buffers and watch your reactions in real time. An unupgraded reaction chamber will let you know when a reaction is overheated by highlighting it in red. More buffer can be added to the chamber by putting in a beaker into the heater and pressing the draw all button next to the buffer volume display.

Some chemical reactions will require you to heat the reagents in a Reaction Chamber. Unless the recipes says otherwise, these reactions need you to heat the reagents ''above'' the required temperature in order to start the reaction. Some reactions can stop if they drop below their required temperature.
Don't forget you can use droppers directly on reaction chambers to add/draw to/from as well!
This machine will heat/cool a beaker to the desired temperature, slowing down the heating/cooling speed as it approaches the target temperature. If you don't risk making the chemical explode by overheating it (like with [[#Methamphetamine|meth]]) you can just set it to a very high temperature to avoid this.

'''Due to a rounding bug you sometimes need to heat chems 1 degree higher than the recipe says.'''

Upgrading the laser will increase the heating/cooling speed as well as the capabilities of the machine. See below:

Level 1:
[[File:Reaction chamber level 1.gif]]
Level 4:
[[File:Reaction chamber level 4.gif]]

An upgraded reaction chamber gives you more tools and information about the reactions held within it.
*At level 2 the pH meter will flash if any of the reactions are outside of the pH optimal
*At level 3 the reaction chamber will be able to follow your reaction progress in real time
*At level 4 the reaction chamber will be able to determine the reaction quality in real time, displaying the effects of purity, pH and other factors along a dial. The dial will flash if the reaction is below the minimum purity for the reaction.

===[[File:Chemmaster.gif|ChemMaster 3000]] ChemMaster 3000===

Separates, bottles, and makes pills/patches out of chemicals loaded inside. You can load pretty much any container - beakers, spray bottles, water bottles and so on. 
Maximum size for dispensed bottles is 30u, patches 40u and pills 50u. Use a chemistry bag [[File:Chemistry_bag.png]] to quickly move large quantities of bottles, patches or pills. 
Can be upgraded with bigger beakers to allow a bigger buffer. By default it contains two ordinary 50u beakers for a total buffer volume of 100u.

===[[File:PortableMixerBig.png|ChemMaster 3000|link=Special:FilePath/PortableMixerBig.png]] Portable Chemical Mixer===

'''This item''' '''does NOT require an [[Guide to Ordnance#Implosion Compressor and Anomaly Refining|anomaly core]] anymore'''.

A portable device that fits into the belt slot, enabling you to store, mix and dispense chemicals on the go. Can be printed at the medical lathe.

'''CTRL + Left click''' will open or close the portable mixer. While open [[File:Portable Chemical Mixer (open).png|link=Special:FilePath/Portable Chemical Mixer (open).png]] you can access it like any other bag, and fill it with up to 50 beakers and bottles. When closed [[File:Portable Chemical Mixer (closed).png|link=Special:FilePath/Portable Chemical Mixer (closed).png]]you can do a simple '''Left click''' to open it's UI. While the portable mixer is closed [[File:Portable Chemical Mixer (closed).png|link=Special:FilePath/Portable Chemical Mixer (closed).png]] it functions similar to a [[Guide to chemistry#Tools and Machinery|Chemistry Dispenser]], allowing you to add and remove a single beaker which you can dispense into [[File:Portable Chemical Mixer (closed).png|link=Special:FilePath/Portable Chemical Mixer (closed).png]][[File:Portable Chemical Mixer (Beaker).png|link=Special:FilePath/Portable Chemical Mixer (Beaker).png]]
[[File:Portable Chemical Mixer (Accessed like a bag).png|thumb|Different containers with chemicals, stored inside the portable chemical mixer.(Image 1 of 2)|link=Special:FilePath/Portable_Chemical_Mixer_(Accessed_like_a_bag).png]]
[[File:Portable Chemical Mixer (UI Controls).png|thumb|All chemicals inside the containers of the portable chemical mixer, combined into UI buttons. (Image 2 of 2)|link=Special:FilePath/Portable_Chemical_Mixer_(UI_Controls).png]]
'''Tips for the Portable Chemical Mixer'''

*Unlike the chemistry bag [[File:Chemistry_bag.png]]the portable chemical mixer does not combine beakers of the same type into one single icon when accessing its contents. This makes it a superior option for beaker storage.
*All containers with the same, main chemical inside them, are represented as a single button in the UI. (e.g. a small beaker with 50u Inacusiate and a big beaker with 100u Inacusiate, are represented as 150u Inacusiate (see image).
*A container with more than one chemical inside will be represented by the most dominant chemical in it. (Try to avoid adding beakers with more than one chemical in them, if you want to stay on the safe side)
*The portable chemical mixer is an excellent storage device for pure chemicals that you want to store until you need them in other recipes. Filling it with beakers of pure [[Guide to chemistry#Oil|Oil]], [[Guide to chemistry#Phenol|Phenol]] or [[Guide to chemistry#Multiver|Multiver]] means quick and easy access to them, whenever you need them in advanced chemicals.
*Tired of the floor in chemistry being littered with beakers? Put them in the portable chemical mixer.
*The botanist made you some [[Guide to chemistry#Carpotoxin|Carpotoxin]] and filled it into condiment bottles? No need to carry them by hand, use the portable chemical mixer.
*The Janitor is too lazy to clean medbay? Put one beaker with [[Guide to chemistry#Fluorosurfactant|Fluorosurfactant]], one with [[Guide to chemistry#Space Cleaner|Space Cleaner]] and one with Water in your portable chem mixer, position yourself and dispense them in equal amounts into a big beaker. Instant cleaner grenade action.
*The AI and bots are trying to kill you? Get some Uranium from the lathe, grind it, and put a beaker of it with a beaker of Iron into your portable chem mixer. Dispense both in equal amounts into a big beaker to cause an [[Guide to chemistry#EMP|EMP]].
*The doctors are too busy to help and the paramedic is too dead to help? Get yourself a health analyzer, fill your portable chem mixer with beakers of useful medicines (and/or cures and vaccines) and dispense the right dosages for people in need, anywhere on the station.

===[[File:Hplc.gif|HPLC|link=Special:FilePath/Hplc.gif]] High-performance liquid chromatography machine (HPLC)===

Can detect impurity levels of reagents added to it, making it one of the best ways to detect purity of a reagent at roundstart. See below:

[[File:Mass spec.png|link=Special:FilePath/Mass spec.png]]

The HPLC can also purify a reagent up to it's standard purity (usually 75%). This takes time and a bit of volume. Inverted reagents cannot be purified, though any reagent that is passed through the system will still cost time. While it's processing the Mass Spectroscopy cannot be used at the same time.

To use the HPLC left clicking will interact with the input beaker - so left clicking with a beaker will add it, alt click with a beaker in it will remove it. Right clicking with a beaker will add a beaker to the output slot, and alt right clicking will remove it. The machine needs both an input and output to purify - though can still analyse with just a single input.

The icon also indicates at what state it is at - a bar chart on the screen shows that it's analysing an input beaker, a sine wave shows that it's currently purifying and a blank screen indicates that it's input beaker is either empty or removed.

===[[File:Blender.png|Reagent Grinder]] All-In-One Grinder===

Grinds, crushes, liquefies and extracts reagents from materials placed into it. 
If there is a significant reagent associated with the item, the Reagent grinder will distill a pure sample inside the collection beaker. 
For example: Plasma/gold/uranium/metal sheets, donk pockets, fruits, dead mice.

===[[File:Smoke_machine.png|Smoke Machine]] Smoke Machine===

Dispenses any chemical inside as a [[#Smoke|smoke]] cloud. Needs to be secured by wrenching first. 
A great alternative to [[#Smoke|smoke]] [[grenade]]s, but easily incites lynch mobs. 
Can only be obtained through the circuit board being printed, and the required parts being assembled first. 

'''Upgradeable parts''':
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*'''Manipulator''': Unlocks the higher range settings.
*'''Matter bin''': Increases maximum capacity.
*'''Capacitor''': Increases efficiency.
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===pH paper===

pH paper can tell you the rough pH by putting it into the beaker. The colour of the strip will indicate what the pH is.

===Buffer reagents===

[[#Acidic_Buffer|Buffers]] are reagents that alter the pH of a mixture towards acidity (0) or alkalinity (14). These liquids dissiplate into a mixture, unless stabilizing agent is added.

===Chemical analyzer===

A handy meter that can tell you all about the reagents found in a beaker, as well as being one of the two ways to testt purity (the other bring the purity tester, which will tell you if the reagent is inverse). Resarchable and printable by the lathe. Currently the only way to detect purity of a reagent, other than taking it yourself.

===Plumbing===
On some maps the [[chemist]]s have access to a large empty area with plumbing tools. The available chemicals those can synthesize should be the same as with an unupgraded [[#Chemistry_Dispensers|chem dispenser]], but the workflow is more like a production line chem factory instead of instant dispensing. See the [[Guide to plumbing]] to learn more about this system. You may still have access to the pharmacy though, which has chem dispensers.

==Metabolism==
When a reagent enters a bloodstream it will start to "tick"(aka "cycle") about every 2 seconds. These are called "life ticks", and are not to be confused with server ticks/tickrate. When this happens the bloodstream is purged of an amount of every reagent usually equal to their listed metabolism rates. This is the rate at which the chemical disappears from your body. It doesn't matter how many chems you have in your body, as they are all metabolised separately. If you are [[Guide to food#Hunger|hungry]] (sluggish), this will happen 20% slower, which makes chemicals have a bigger total effect since they last longer without being weaker per tick. Many mobs are "simplemobs" which means they don't have bloodstreams and thus cannot be poisoned, sedated or healed with medicine. Monkeys and most playable humanoids are the exceptions to this.

==Addiction==
Every time you metabolize a drug, you will gain addiction points in the category it belongs to. For every unit of drugs metabolized you receive addiction points. More extreme drugs and [[Guide to drinks|alcohol]] will give you more points. If you gain 600 points in addiction category, you will become addicted. By not taking said drugs you will lower the amount of addiction points. High [[Mood|sanity]] speeds up the process.
*You lose 0,5 points per tick with no withdrawal or stage 1 withdrawal.
*You lose 1 point per tick with stage 2 withdrawal.
*You lose 1,5 points per tick with stage 3 withdrawal.
When your mood is good you always lose 2 points per tick regardless of the stage.
If you then fall below 400 points you stop being addicted.
Taking more of the drug you're addicted to will temporarily suppress symptoms. Addiction stages advance from time in withdrawal.

'''Addiction categories:'''
===Stimulants===

Stimulant withdrawal makes you slow in a number of ways.

*At the first stage you get craving messages about feeling tired and needing a little pick me up. Your actions also become slower(action speed penalty).
*At the second stage you recieve a click cooldown penalty.
*At the third stage you get a movement speed penalty and more craving messages.

===Opiods===

The main symptom of opiod withdrawal is nausea.

*At the first stage you get craving messages about feels aches in your body, chills and needing opioids. You start yawning intermittently.
*At the second stage your high blood pressure will increase rate of blood loss from any open wounds.
*At the third stage you will get hit by waves of nausea and vomiting.

===Alcohol===

Alcohol withdrawal is easy to stave off due to the abundance of low alcohol content drinks available from the bar, but it is the only one that can be outright lethal.

*At the first stage you get craving messages about feeling thirsty, wondering if the bar is still open and needing a little Dutch courage. You also start to jitter.
*At the second stage you start to hallucinate.
*At the third stage you start to suffer intermittant seizures that paralyze you for 1–3 seconds and cause 10-30 brain damage depending on duration. Your seizures also cause heavy jittering. Seizures can be prevented by taking [[#Neurine|neurine]] or [[#Sodium_Thiopental|sodium thiopental]].

===Hallucinogens===

*At the first stage you get craving messages about feeling empty, spirtually detached and you start to wonder what the machine elves are up to.
*At the second stage you get visual disturbances.
*At the third stage you enter a [[Traitor items#Hypnotic Flash|hypnotic trance]].

===Maintenance Drugs===

*At the first stage you get craving messages, start growling intermittently and your health indicator will become unreliable.
*At the second stage you can only stomach GROSS food and you grow a scraggly beard if male.
*At the third stage you will become very dizzy and confused when exposed to light, but it also gives you night vision.

===Medicines===
*Stage 1: You become unsure of your own health, are you aching, or is it just the down from the meds?
*Stage2: You develop a fever.
*Stage 3: You organs begin to ache a bit too.

In general most pure medicines don't accrue addiction points – it’s instead the inverse or impure chems that will turn you into a hypochondriac.

===Special===
Some reagents have their own unique addiction type. Such as [[Guide to chemistry#Nicotine|Nicotine]].

==Active Pure Chemicals==
A.K.A. what happens when you eat or splash these. Their metabolism rate is 0.4u per tick/cycle unless said otherwise. Unmentioned dispensable chemicals don't have any effects. Plasma and uranium require you to grind mineral sheets to acquire.
*'''Chlorine''': Causes 1 brute damage per tick to a random body part.
*'''Copper''': Can be splashed on metal sheets to create bronze sheets.
*{{anchor|Ethanol}}'''Ethanol''': A decent alcoholic "beverage", with a [[Guide to drinks|booze power]] of 65. Increases the speed of [[surgery]] procedures and flammability when applied externally. Metabolism rate 0.2.
*'''Fluorine''': Causes 1 toxin damage per tick.
*'''Iron''': Slowly restores blood volume.
*'''Lithium''': Causes twitching, drooling, moaning and not being able to walk straight.
*'''Mercury''': Causes 1 brain damage per tick, twitching, drooling, moaning and not being able to walk straight.
*'''[[Plasma]]''': Causes 3 toxin damage per tick. Creates gas form plasma when spilled or heated to 323.15K (50 °C). Not to be confused with Stable Plasma, which does nothing.
*'''Radium''': Slowly causes irradiation (2 per tick). Creates glowing green goo on floor if more than 3u is spilled.
*'''Sugar''': Gives nutrition. Causes hyperglycemic shock if overdosed (200u). Metabolism rate 0.8.
*'''Sulphuric Acid''': Causes 1 toxin damage and some instant brute damage to one body part when ingested, and slightly more brute damage when ''injected''. Destroys head-wear and causes burn damage when sprayed or splashed on someone. Counts as a [[#Toxins|toxin]].
*'''Uranium''': Causes slight (1 per tick) irradiation. Creates glowing green goo on floor if more than 3u is spilled.
*'''Water''': Slightly generates blood volume. Additionally, freezes into ice below 274K.
*'''Welding Fuel''': Causes 1 toxin damage per tick. Makes people flammable if splashed on.

===Catalysts===
{{Anchor|Catalyst}}When a reagent in a recipe is marked "(catalyst)" it means it will not be consumed in the reaction. Some Catalysts are optional and are highlighted as such. These optional catalysts affect the ongoing reaction in certain ways.

==Components==
These are very basic chemicals that you'll use in a lot of other more complicated chems. They can still be toxic, though. 

Hover a chemical component to see tooltips. On Firefox-based browsers the tooltips might block clickable links. If you find an incorrect recipe then please drop a comment in the [https://tgstation13.org/phpBB/viewforum.php?f=60 discord] wiki-general.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ash}}Ash
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 6.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ash}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 480K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Ingredient in a few recipes. Can also be aquired by lighting a piece of paper on fire and scooping up the resulting ashes with a beaker. 30u per paper.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
Used in:
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
[[#Lye|Lye]], [[#Multiver|Multiver]] and [[#Plastic Sheets|Plastic Sheets]].
</div>
</div>
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Oil}}Oil
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 4 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oil}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Can be heated into [[#Ash|Ash]]. Can be scooped up from destroyed cyborgs and such. Flammable. Ingredient in many recipes.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
Used in:
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
[[#Phenol|Phenol]], [[#Acetone|Acetone]], [[#Convermol|Convermol]], [[#Ephedrine|Ephedrine]], [[#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]], [[#Miner's Salve|Miner's Salve]], [[#Haloperidol|Haloperidol]], [[#Napalm|Napalm]], [[#Plastic Sheets|Plastic Sheets]], [[#Spray Tan|Spray Tan]] and [[#Cyanide|Cyanide]].
</div>
</div>
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Acetone}}Acetone
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 7 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetone}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Ingredient in many recipes.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
Used in:
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
[[#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]], [[#Atropine|Atropine]], [[#Mutadone|Mutadone]], [[#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]], [[#Probital|Probital]], [[#Tirimol|Tirimol]] [[#Smart Foaming Agent|Smart Foaming Agent]], [[#Sulfonal|Sulfonal]], [[#Modafinil|Modafinil]], [[#Acetaldehyde|Acetaldehyde]], [[#Acetone_Oxide|Acetone Oxide]] and [[#Neurine|Neurine]].
</div>
</div>
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Diethylamine}}Diethylamine
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 12 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Diethylamine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|A very potent [[Guide to hydroponics#Diethylamine|fertilizer]]. Ingredient in many recipes.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
Used in:
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
[[#Atropine|Atropine]], [[#Ephedrine|Ephedrine]], [[#Diphenhydramine|Diphenhydramine]], [[#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]], [[#Modafinil|Modafinil]], [[#Meth Explosion|Meth Explosion]] and [[#Lipolicide|Lipolicide]].
</div>
</div>
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Phenol}}Phenol
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 5.5 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Phenol}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Ingredient in many recipes.
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
Used in:
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
[[#Salicylic Acid|Salicylic Acid]], [[#Oxandrolone|Oxandrolone]], [[#Atropine|Atropine]], [[#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]], [[#Libital|Libital]], [[#Higadrite|Higadrite]] and [[#Modafinil|Modafinil]].
</div>
</div>
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ammonia}}Ammonia
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 11.6 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammonia}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 1 to 12 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|An effective [[Guide to hydroponics#Ammonia|fertilizer]]. Ingredient in many recipes. (Results in 3 units instead of 4)
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
Used in:
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
[[#Diethylamine|Diethylamine]], [[#Aiuri|Aiuri]], [[#Salbutamol|Salbutamol]], [[#Pentetic Acid|Pentetic Acid]], [[#Crank|Crank]], [[#Modafinil|Modafinil]], [[#Nitrous Oxide|Nitrous Oxide]], [[#Space Cleaner|Space Cleaner]], [[#Cyanide|Cyanide]], [[#Itching Powder|Itching Powder]] and [[#Weed Killer|Weed Killer]].
</div>
</div>
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Saltpetre}}Saltpetre
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 11.2 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Saltpetre}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Works as a [[Guide to hydroponics#Saltpetre|fertilizer]]. Ingredient in a few recipes. (Results in 3 units instead of 5)
<div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">
Used in:
<div class="mw-collapsible-content">
[[#Bath Salts|Bath Salts]] and [[#Gunpowder|Gunpowder]].
</div>
</div>
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sodium Chloride}}Sodium Chloride
 Impurity: [[Nutriment]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 7 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sodium Chloride}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Commonly known as table salt, Sodium Chloride is often used to season food. 
Special uses include messing with [[Revenant]]s - they can't jaunt through salt piles.
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Lye}}Lye
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 11.9 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lye}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Ingredient in [[#Soap|Soap]].
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |Lye (Alternate Recipe)
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 11.9 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lye_Alt}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Ingredient in [[#Soap|Soap]]. (Results in 2 units instead of 3)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Hydrogen Peroxide}}Hydrogen Peroxide
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 6.2 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hydrogen Peroxide}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Burns people on touch.
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pentaerythritol}}Pentaerythritol
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 7 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentaerythritol}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Results in 2 units instead of 5.
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Acetaldehyde}}Acetaldehyde
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 7 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetaldehyde}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 450K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Acetone Oxide}}Acetone Oxide
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 7 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetone Oxide}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Burns people badly on touch. (Results in 2 units instead of 4)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Wittel}}Wittel ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Geyser}}
|N/A
|A lavaland geyser has a 1 in 27 chance to produce Wittel. Does nothing, but can be used to make [[#Gravitum|Gravitum]].
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Hyper-Plasmium Oxide}}Hyper-Plasmium Oxide ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Geyser}}
|N/A
|A lavaland geyser has a chance to produce this. Does nothing, but can be used to make [[#Exotic_Stabilizer|Exotic Stabilizer]].
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Exotic Stabilizer}}Exotic Stabilizer ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Exotic_Stabilizer}}
|N/A
|Is required to stabilize [[#Nitroglycerin|Nitroglycerin]] and [[#TaTP|TaTP]].
|-
|}

==Reaction agents==

These reagents have active effects on reactions, consuming themselves on transfer. They can even be added to a full beaker for their effects to take place!

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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Strong Acidic Buffer}}{{anchor|Acidic Buffer}}Strong Acidic Buffer▮
 pH: 0▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Strong Acidic Buffer}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ producing
|This reagent will consume itself and move the pH of a beaker towards acidity when added to another.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Strong Basic Buffer}}{{anchor|Basic Buffer}}Strong Basic Buffer▮
 pH: 14▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Strong Basic Buffer}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|This reagent will consume itself and move the pH of a beaker towards alkalinity when added to another.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Universal Indicator}}Universal Indicator▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Universal Indicator}}
|Min temp: 274K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A solution that can be used to create pH paper booklets, or sprayed on things to colour them by their pH.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Purity Tester}}Purity Tester▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Purity Tester}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 800K
 Overheat: -1K
 Optimal pH: 2 to 12
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ producing
|This reagent will consume itself and violently react if there is a highly impure reagent in the beaker.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Interim Product Alpha}}{{anchor|Prefactor a}}Interim Product Alpha▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Interim Product Alpha}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 800K
 Overheat: -1K
 Optimal pH: 2 to 12
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|This reagent is a prefactor to the purity tester reagent, and will react with stable plasma to create it
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Interim Product Beta}}{{anchor|Prefactor b}}Interim Product Beta▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Interim Product Beta}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 8
 Unstable purity: <35%
 Strongly endothermic
 H+ producing
 Dangerous
|This reagent is a prefactor to the reaction speed agent reagent, and will react with stable plasma to create it
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}

==Medicines{{anchor|Medicines}}==
"''And that's how I lost my medical license!''" Don't be this guy. Make these. Lots of these.

Some medicines have special suffixes to specify which damage types they are meant to treat: 

*Brute = -ibital
*Burn = -uri
*Oxy = -mol
*Tox = iver
*Organ = -rite
 

See [[guide to medicine|Guide to Medicine]] for more information on what to use and when.

===Optional catalysts for ALL medicine reactions===

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:100px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Palladium synthate catalyst}}Palladium synthate catalyst
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 2 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Palladium synthate catalyst}}
|'''Required temp:''' 320K '''Overheat temp:''' 800K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 6 '''Min purity:''' 0 H+ producing Very exothermic
|This will cause all medicines reacted in the same beaker to react faster, with it's speed equal to the purity of the catalyst (up to 2x, though it is still limited by it's maximum rate). An impure catalyst can be purposely made to slow down reactions, if desired. At least 10u is required in a beaker for it to have any effect on the reactions contained within.
|-
|}

===Core Healing Medicines===
These healing drugs may be considered to be cheap or commonly available "core" drugs, used to heal common ailments. Some of them should not be used repeatedly on the same patient, as they may have dangerous side effects. Consider using [[Surgery#Tend Wounds|Tend Wounds surgery]] if satisfactory medicines aren't available. These are also known as ''"Category 2 Cobbychems". ''
All these reactions will generally result in a 75% purity product with no intervention. For those returning - a 75% purity reagent will have the same effects as the reagents you're familiar with, which means that 100% pure reagents are 33% more effective.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Treatment For
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Libital}}Libital▮
 Inverse: [[#Libitoil|Libitoil]] <30%
 pH: 8.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Libital}}
|Min temp: 225K
 Overheat: 840K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 10
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Brute
|A bruise reliever. Does minor liver damage.
 Medicine for treating brute damage. Each tick heals 0 to 4 brute (based off purity) and causes 0.3 [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|liver]] damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Helbital}}Helbital▮
 Inverse: [[#Helgrasp|Helgrasp]] <30% (When purity is below 25%, it will catch fire during the reaction, watch out for the flames!)
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Helbital}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 550K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <55%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Brute
|Named after the Norse goddess Hel, this medicine heals the patient's bruises the closer they are to death. Patients will find the medicine 'aids' their healing if not near death by causing asphyxiation.
 Heals brute faster the more base damage you have. No side effects if in hardcrit.
*If not in crit: Heals (dmg/50) brute and deals 2 suffocation.
*If in softcrit: Heals (dmg/47) brute and deals 1 suffocation.
*If in hardcrit: Heals (dmg/45) brute and has no side effects. 0.0001% chance to make you play a game of rock-paper-scissors against the reaper for your life, potentially dusting you or healing you to full.
Overdose applies a semi-blinding curse.
 Purity adjusts the damage requirements for each of the stages and adjusts the brute damage healed.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Probital}}Probital▮
 Inverse: [[#Mitogen Metabolism Factor|Mitogen Metabolism Factor]] <50%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Probital}}
|Min temp: 225K
 Overheat: 750K
 Optimal pH: 4.5 to 12
 Unstable purity: <35%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Brute
|Originally developed as a prototype gym supplement for those looking for quick workout turnover, this oral medication quickly repairs broken muscle tissue but causes lactic acid buildup, tiring the patient. Overdosing can cause extreme drowsiness. An influx of nutrients promotes the muscle repair even further.
 Heals 0 - 3 brute per tick (based off purity) but also deals (decreasing) stamina damage. If ingested by mouth it also creates a special [[#Mitogen_Metabolism_Factor|enzyme]] in your system (bloodstream) (1.25u per 5u ingested), which turns any [[Guide to food|food]] you eat into [[Guide to food#Peptides|healing peptides]]. These peptides heal an additional 3 brute and 1 burn with a 50% chance every tick.

Overdose deals 3 stamina AND:
*If stamina dmg over 80: Causes [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]].
*If stamina dmg over 100: Removes 100 stamina damage and puts you to [[Status Effects#Sleep|sleep]] for 10 seconds.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aiuri}}Aiuri▮
 Inverse: [[#Aivime|Aivime]] <35%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Aiuri}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 315K
 Optimal pH: 4.8 to 9
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Burn
|Used to treat burns. Does minor eye damage.
 Medicine for treating burn damage. Each tick heals 0 - 2.7 burn (based on purity) and causes 0.25 [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|eye]] damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lenturi}}Lenturi▮
 Inverse: [[#Lentslurri|Lentslurri]] <40%
 pH: 4.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lenturi}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 11
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Endothermic
 H+ producing
|Burn
|Used to treat burns. Applies stomach damage when it leaves your system.
 Each tick heals 0 to 4 burn (based on purity) and deals 0.4 [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|stomach]] damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hercuri}}Hercuri▮
 Inverse: [[#Herignis|Herignis]] <30%
 pH: 8.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hercuri}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 47K
 Overheat: 5K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 10
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Burn
|Not to be confused with element Mercury, this medicine excels in reverting effects of dangerous high-temperature environments. Prolonged exposure can cause hypothermia.
 Heals burn damage and can cool you to unsafe levels. If applied with [[#Vapor|vapor]] such as with a [[General items#Space Cleaner|spray bottle]] [[File:Cleaner.png]] it also removes some firestacks (extinguishes you).
*If burn is over 50: Heals 0 to 2.7 burn. (based off purity)
*If burn is under 50: Heals 0 to 1.65 burn. (based off purity)
Overdose cools you down even more. Was originally named '''Rhigoxane'''.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Granibitaluri}}Granibitaluri▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Granibitaluri}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Brute, Burn
|A mild painkiller useful as an additive alongside more potent medicines. Speeds up the healing of small wounds and burns, but is ineffective at treating severe injuries. Extremely large doses are toxic, and may eventually cause liver failure.
 Heals a small amount of brute and burn each cycle. The maximum healing you can get is 0.5 per cycle, and this decreases by 0.1 for every 10 combined brute and burn you have. At 50 or more combined damage, it heals nothing. Overdose deals 0.2 liver and toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synthflesh}}Synthflesh▮
 pH: 7.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Synthflesh}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 325K
 Optimal pH: 5.5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Brute, Burn
|Heals brute and burn damage at the cost of toxicity (66% of damage healed). Patch, splash, and spray application only. 60u of pure synthflesh or 100u at lower purities can restore corpses husked by burns.
 Instantly heals 1.25 brute and burn damage per unit of the chemical applied, but also instantly deals toxin damage equal to 50 to 75% (based off purity) of brute and burn damage healed. Can be used to prepare corpses for [[Guide to medicine#Death|defibrillation]] (needs under 180 brute and burn). [[#Touch|Touch]] and [[#Vapor|vapor]] application only. If a husked corpse has at least 100u and under 50 burn damage it will be unhusked.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Multiver}}Multiver▮
 Inverse: [[#Monover|Monover]] <35%
 pH: 9.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Multiver}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 410K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Toxin
|A chem-purger that becomes more effective the more unique medicines present. Slightly heals toxicity but causes lung damage (mitigatable by unique medicines).
 A chem purger that purges chems from bloodstream (3u per tick) and heals toxin damage faster the more unique [[#Medicines|medicines]] there are in the body (0.5 per med, max 1.5). Also causes 0.5 [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|lung]] damage each tick. Having 3+ unique meds (2+multiver) will make it not purge medicines. If your Multiver is pure, the medicinal requirement is reduced by 1 (i.e. muliver + 1 medicine).
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Seiver}}Seiver▮
 Inverse: [[#Technetium 99|Technetium 99]] <45%
 pH: 3.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Seiver}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 320K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 8
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Strongly endothermic
 H+ producing
|Toxin, Radiation
|A medicine that shifts functionality based on temperature. Hotter temperatures will heal more toxicity, while colder temperatures will heal larger amounts of toxicity but only while the patient is irradiated. Damages the heart.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Syriniver}}Syriniver▮
 pH: 8.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Syriniver}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 6.5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ producing
|Toxin
|A potent antidote for intravenous use with a narrow therapeutic index, it is considered an active prodrug of musiver.
 '''tl;dr:''' Put 20% of this and 80% water into a beaker and inject it with an IV-drip, and it will heal toxin damage and purge reagents from bloodstream pretty fast. 

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When [[#Inject|injected]] (syringe or IV-drip), the following happens:

*Instantly heals toxin damage equal to 1.5x the injected amount, up to 0 to 4 toxin (based on purity). A minimum of 0.6u must be injected for any effect.

*Transforms up to 0 to 100% of the drug (based on purity) into the much safer [[#Musiver|Musiver]], depending on how healthy your liver is. The more damaged liver the patient has, the lower amount will be turned into [[#Musiver|Musiver]]. You get the max transformation rate as long as your [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|liver]] has more than 80 hp.

Each tick heals 1 point of toxin damage, purges 0.4u reagents and deals 0.8 points of liver damage. This works even if the chem was taken with other methods than [[#Inject|injection]]. Should ideally be diluted for safety and used in an intravenous medicine bag or beaker attached to an IV (injects 5u at a time):

*Injecting a 40% solution of syriniver with an IV will heal about 5 toxin per cycle (plus 1+1 passive healing from syriniver + [[#Musiver|Musiver]]), but is unsafe since it makes [[#Musiver|Musiver]] overdose very likely. Having more than 40% will not heal faster.

*Injecting a 20% solution with an IV is pretty safe and will heal about 3 toxin per cycle (plus 1+1 passive healing from syriniver + [[#Musiver|Musiver]]).

If overdosed causes muscle weakness, high liver damage and [[Status Effects#Disgust|disgust]]. Was originally named '''Thializid'''.

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|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 6u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tirimol}}Tirimol▮
 Inverse: [[#Super Melatonin|Super Melatonin]] <25%
 pH: 5.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Tirimol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 720K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 7.1
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Suffocation
|An oxygen deprivation medication that causes fatigue. Prolonged exposure causes the patient to fall asleep once the medicine metabolizes.
 Emergency oxygen deprivation medication that causes fatigue and can make you fall asleep. Heals 0 to 4 suffocation (based on purity) and deals 2 stamina damage per tick. Causes [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]] after 15 seconds, and then every 45 seconds. If it was in your system longer than 20 cycles, you will fall asleep for 10 seconds when it's out.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Convermol}}Convermol▮
 Inverse: [[#Coveroli|Coveroli]] <50%
 pH: 5.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Convermol}}
|Min temp: 370K
 Overheat: 570K
 Optimal pH: 3.045 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Suffocation
|Restores oxygen deprivation while producing a lesser amount of toxic byproducts. Both scale with exposure to the drug and current amount of oxygen deprivation. Overdose causes toxic byproducts regardless of oxygen deprivation.
 Quickly converts suffocation damage into toxin damage, with a (0 to 6.65):1 ratio (purity). Each tick will heal suffocation damage equal to 2.5 times current cycle and deal toxin damage equal to 0.2 of suffocation healed. Will always deal at least 0.1 toxin damage, even without suffocation healed. Overdose causes toxin damage as if you always healed max suffocation, and quickly purges the chem.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 35u
|-
|}

===Synthetic Healing Medicines===
These healing drugs are mostly for patients with robotic limbs, or for synthetics and IPCs who have internal reagent processors.

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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Reaction Conditions
! scope="col" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Treatment for
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Metabolism Rate
! scope="col" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Overdose Threshold
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nanite Slurry}}Nanite Slurry▮
|1 part {{Tooltip|[[#Foaming_Agent|Foaming Agent]]|{{RecursiveChem/Foaming_Agent}}}} 1 part Gold 1 part Iron
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.15 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Brute, burn
|A localized swarm of nanomachines specialized in repairing robotic bodyparts. Repairs robotic limbs at rate of -0.5 damage per tick. May be used on organic patients. If overdosed in synthetics it causes rapid over-heating leading to burns, whereas overdosing in organics causes vomiting while the reagent is quickly purged at 4 units per tick.
|0.25-0.8 units per tick
|20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Liquid Solder}}Liquid Solder▮
|1 part Ethanol 1 part Copper 1 part Silver
|'''Min react temp:''' 370K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.15 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Brain Damage
|A localized swarm of nanomachines specialized in repairing synthetic neural circuitry. Repairs brain damage in synthetics at a rate of -1.5 damage per tick, with a 10% chance every tick to cure basic traumas. More severe traumas require [[Guide to synthetic surgery#Reset Posibrain Logic|surgery]] in [[Roboticist|Robotics Lab]].
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|System Cleaner}}System Cleaner▮
|2 parts Phenol 1 part Ethanol 1 part Chlorine 1 part Potassium
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.15 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Toxin
|A non-toxic cleaning solution for cleaning synthetic systems. Scrubs toxin damage at a rate of -1 damage per tick, and purges chemicals from synthetics at a rate of -0.5 units per tick, per chemical.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|}

===Superior Healing Medicines===
These healing drugs are harder to make than the core healing medicines, however they often heal faster and with fewer side effects (if any).

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Reaction conditions
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Treatment for
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Metabolism Rate
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Overdose Threshold
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Salicylic Acid}}{{anchor|Salicyclic Acid}}Salicylic Acid
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 2.1 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salicyclic Acid}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Brute
|If you have more than 25 brute damage, heals 4 brute. If you have equal to or less than 25 brute damage, heals 0.5. Overdosing will deal more brute damage.
|0.2 units per tick
|25 Units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Oxandrolone}}Oxandrolone
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 10.7 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oxandrolone}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Burn
|If you have more than 25 burn damage, heals 4 burn. If you have equal to or less than 25 burn damage, heals 0.5. Overdosing will deal more burn damage.
|0.2 units per tick
|25 Units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Salbutamol}}Salbutamol
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 2 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salbutamol}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Suffocation
|Quickly heals oxygen damage at a rate of 3 per tick while slowing down suffocation. Great for stabilizing critical patients!
|0.1 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Regenerative Jelly}}Regenerative Jelly
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 7 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Regenerative Jelly}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|All four basic types
|Heals 1.5 of each of the four basic damage types without the risk of overdose or damaging [[Guide to races#Jellypeople|jellypeople]].
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pentetic Acid}}Pentetic Acid
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 1 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentetic Acid}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Radiation, toxin
|Heals 2 toxin damage per tick while purging 2u of other chemicals from the body.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Atropine}}Atropine
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 12 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Atropine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Crit, all basic types
|If patient's health is critical it will heal brute/burn/toxin (2 / tick) and oxyloss (5 / tick) damage, as well as stop any further oxyloss. It also causes [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]] and [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]], which will shake the screen. Good for quickly getting critical patients back on their feet, but bad for combat because of the screenshake. If overdosed it will deal toxin damage and cause extra [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]] and [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]].
|0.1 units per tick
|35 Units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Calomel}}Calomel
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 1.5 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Calomel}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 374K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Purge
|Quickly purges the bloodstream of toxins (3u per tick). If your health is above 20, 1 toxin damage is dealt.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cryoxadone}}Cryoxadone
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 11 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cryoxadone}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|All four basic types and cellular
|Required for the proper function of cryogenics. It heals all types of damage swiftly, but only when in a very cold environment. It heals [[Guide to medicine#Suffocation|suffocation]] 3x as fast as most other damage types. Is more effective the colder the person is. If used in unupgraded [[Guide to medicine#Cryogenics Tube|cryo tubes]] every cycle will typically heal above 6 suffocation, 2 brute, 2 burn, 2 toxin and 2 cellular damage. Can heal [[Guide to Wounds|wounds]]. Works on [[Guide to races#Jelly and Slime Mutants|slimepeople]], despite being cold.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pyroxadone}}Pyroxadone
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 12 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pyroxadone}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|All four basic types and cellular
|Inverse [[#Cryoxadone|Cryoxadone]] that heals faster the hotter the patient is. For max efficiency you need to be ''over'' 460°K and on fire. In optimal conditions every cycle will heal 15 burn ''before'' the damage taken from being on fire, which is usually faster than the fire hurts you (unless too hot). It will then also heal 10 brute, 10 toxin, 20 oxyloss and 10 cellular. Can heal [[Guide to Wounds|wounds]]. Works on [[Guide to races#Jelly and Slime Mutants|slimepeople]].
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Clonexadone}}Clonexadone
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 13 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Clonexadone}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Cellular
|Quickly heals (cellular) damage, but only when in a cold environment. The colder the faster heal. Heals about 5 cellular per tick if used in unupgraded [[Guide to medicine#Cryogenics Tube|cryo tubes]].
|0.6 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Rezadone}}Rezadone
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <15%
 pH: 12.2 ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Rezadone}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Cellular
|Instantly heals all cellular damage while also healing 1 brute and burn damage per tick. If a husked corpse is treated with at least 5u and has under 50 burn damage it will be unhusked. If overdosed deals 1 toxin damage per tick and makes you [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizzy]] and [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jittery]]. Very good for treating cellular damage on the spot.
|0.4 units per tick
|30 Units
|-
|}

===Unique Healing Medicines===
These healing drugs perform niche functions that help against less common ailments.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66; width:150px;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66; width:150px;" |Reaction conditions
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Treatment for
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Chemical properties
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mutadone}}Mutadone▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mutadone}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Mutations
|Instantly removes your genetic mutations. Hulks hate it!
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mannitol}}Mannitol▮
 Impurity: [[#Mannitoil|Mannitoil]]
 Inverse: [[#Mannitoil|Mannitoil]] <45%
 Failed: [[#Insolvent medicinal precipitate|Insolvent medicinal precipitate]] <40%
 pH: 10.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mannitol}}
|'''Min temp:''' 50K
 '''Overheat:''' 650K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 5 to 7.5
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Brain
|Heals 2 brain damage per tick. Does not heal [[Guide to Traumas#Mild|traumas]]. Can be poured directly on brains to heal 2 damage per unit (minimum 10 units). Healing scales with purity. Will also increase your eyesight in the dark depending on purity.
Overdose will increase your brain power, granting you E n l i g h t e n m e n t!
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Unreacted purity:''' 75%
 '''OD:''' 15u
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Neurine}}Neurine▮
 Impurity: [[#Neruwhine|Neruwhine]]
 Inverse: [[#Neruwhine|Neruwhine]] <50%
 Failed: [[#Insolvent medicinal precipitate|Insolvent medicinal precipitate]] <40%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Neurine}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 700K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 6.8 to 10
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Minor brain traumas
|Reacts with neural tissue, helping reform damaged connections. Chance every tick to cure [[Guide to Traumas#Basic Traumas Without Prefix|basic traumas]]. More [[Guide to Traumas#Severe Prefix|severe]] traumas usually require [[surgery]]. Quickly purges [[Guide to drinks#Neurotoxin|Neurotoxin]]. When added to a patient, it will remember their brain damage - if their brain damage is below that value when added it will restore it back to what it was on consumption. When used on the dead will heal a corpse's brain slowly (patient must be dead and have a brain!). Healing scales with purity.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Unreacted purity:''' 75%
 Works on the dead
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Potassium Iodide}}Potassium Iodide▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Potassium Iodide}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Radiation
|Prevents damage from radiation, and slowly heals toxin damage if you're irradiated.
|0.8 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Saline-Glucose Solution}}Saline-Glucose Solution▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Saline-Glucose Solution}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Brute, burn, blood loss
|Has a 33% chance per metabolism cycle to heal 0.5 brute and burn damage. Can be used as a temporary substitute for blood if hooked up via IV drip. If overdosed, it will have a 33% chance to deal brute and burn damage and a small chance to become 1u salt or sugar each metabolism cycle.
|0.2 units per tick
 '''OD:''' 60u
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ephedrine}}Ephedrine▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Corazargh|Corazargh]] <40%
 Failed: [[#Insolvent medicinal precipitate|Insolvent medicinal precipitate]] <30%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ephedrine}}
|'''Min temp:''' 200K
 '''Overheat:''' 500K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 7 to 9
 '''Unstable purity:''' <30%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
 '''Explosive'''
|Stun
|Reduces stun times by typically around 30% (depends), increases run speed, regenerates 1 stamina per tick and causes 20% chance to drop held items. If overdosed it will deal toxin damage with a 2% chance to cause a heart attack. If addicted it will deal toxin damage, cause breathing problems, cause increasingly frequent seizures and long term [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]]. Also reduces [[Status Effects#Knockdown|knockdown]] times from [[Security items#Stun Baton|stunbatons]] [[File:StunBaton.gif]] (including [[Makeshift weapons#Stunprod|stunprods]] [[File:Stunprod.png]]) by 90%. Side effects chances are slightly reduced by higher purity.
|'''Rate:''' 0.2u/tick
 '''Unreacted purity:''' 75%
 '''OD:''' 30u
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak stimulant (4 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Diphenhydramine}}Diphenhydramine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Diphenhydramine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Histamine Overdose
|Purges bloodstream of lethal [[#Histamine|Histamine]] and reduces [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]] while causing minor [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]].
|0.2 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Oculine}}Oculine▮
 Inverse: [[#Oculater|Oculater]] <45%
 Failed: [[#Insolvent medicinal precipitate|Insolvent medicinal precipitate]] <30%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oculine}}
|'''Min temp:''' 200K
 '''Overheat:''' 600K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 4.8 to 8.5
 '''Unstable purity:''' <30%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Eye
|Quickly heals eye damage and has 20% chance per tick to revert blindness. Does not work against [[Guide to genetics#Mutations and Their Consequences|genetic]] blindness, which needs [[#Mutadone|Mutadone]]. For blindness caused by brain damage you will need [[Surgery#Brain Surgery|surgery]] or [[Disease#Symptoms Table|other means]]. Improves your ability to see in the dark based off purity while it's in your system.
|'''Rate:''' 0.1u/tick
 '''Unreacted purity:''' 75%
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Inacusiate}}Inacusiate▮
 Impurity: [[#Tinacusiate|Tinacusiate]]
 Inverse: [[#Tinacusiate|Tinacusiate]] <30%
 Failed: [[#Insolvent medicinal precipitate|Insolvent medicinal precipitate]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Inacusiate}}
|'''Min temp:''' 300K
 '''Overheat:''' 500K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 5 to 10
 '''Unstable purity:''' <25%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Ear
|Rapidly repairs damage to the patient's ears to cure deafness, assuming the source of said deafness isn't from [[Guide to genetics#Mutations and Their Consequences|genetic mutations]], chronic deafness, or a total deficit of ears. Lets you hear whispers from a distance if it's 100% pure. (Results in 2 units instead of 3)
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Unreacted purity:''' 75%
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Epinephrine}}Epinephrine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Epinephrine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Crit
|Prevents oxygen damage from crit state. If the patient is in crit it heals 0.5 oxyloss, toxins, brute, and burn. 20% chance each tick to reduce stun times a bit. Gives a minor stamina regeneration buff. Worse than [[#Atropine|Atropine]] at saving critical patients, but better for mid combat use. If overdosed it will randomly deal light toxin and stamina damage, and some suffocation.
|0.1 units per tick
 '''OD:''' 30 Units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Antihol}}Antihol▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Prohol|Prohol]] <35%
 Failed: [[#Insolvent medicinal precipitate|Insolvent medicinal precipitate]] <15%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Antihol}}
|'''Min temp:''' 1K
 '''Overheat:''' 550K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 3.5 to 8.5
 '''Unstable purity:''' <15%
 Endothermic
 H+ producing
|Alcohol
|Purges 0-4u alcoholic drinks from someone's bloodstream each tick (depending on purity), as well as eliminating drunkenness, [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]], slurring, [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]] and [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]]. Heals 0.2 toxin per tick.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Unreacted purity:''' 75%
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Insulin}}Insulin▮
|Found in NanoMed Plus
|N/A
|Sugar Dependency
|Increases sugar depletion.
|0.2 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Strange Reagent}}Strange Reagent▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Strange Reagent}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Death
|A miracle drug that can bring a dead body back to life. Only works on [[#Ingest|ingestion]]. Amount needed increases depending on how much brute+burn damage the body has (at most 10u at 200 damage). Extra amounts will partly heal [[Guide to medicine#Organ damage|organ damage]] and blood levels on successful revive. The drug doesn't work on corpses with over 200 brute+burn damage or [[Guide to medicine#Husk|husks]]. In living people each tick randomly deals 0-2.5 brute and burn damage. Can revive [[#Metabolism|simplemobs]] as well by splashing it on them.
|0.5 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Synaptizine}}Synaptizine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Synaptizine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Hallucination Decrease
|Reduces stun times by typically around 30% (depends). Helps [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]] and [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]] go away much faster. Also purges [[#Mindbreaker_Toxin|Mindbreaker Toxin]] at 5u per tick. 30% chance per tick to cause 1 toxin damage.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Spaceacillin}}Spaceacillin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Spaceacillin}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Infections
|An all-purpose antiviral agent. Prevents you from spreading any [[Infections|virus]] in your body. Metabolises very slowly.
|0.04 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Miner's Salve}}Miner's Salve▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Miner's Salve}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Improvised Patch Healing Chem
|Helps treat [[Guide to Wounds#Critical: Catastrophic Burns|severe burn wounds]] and heals 0.25 brute and burn per tick, but prevents you from telling how injured you are. Causes stomach cramps if not applied via touch/patch, which reduces nutrition by 5. Gives 20 painkiller bonus, which is used when treated with [[Medical items#Bone Gel|bone gel]]. If applied with touch/patch it increases [[surgery]] speed by 10%. 1u heals roughly 1.5 burn+brute.
|0.16 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Modafinil}}Modafinil▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Modafinil}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Sleep
|Slowly-metabolizing medicine. Heals [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]], [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]], [[Status Effects#Sleep|sleep]] (but not [[Status Effects#Unconscious|unconsciousness]]) and heats you up if frozen, similarly to [[Guide to drinks#Coffee Latte|Coffee Latte]]. Reduces stun times slightly. If overdosed causes [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]], [[Status Effects#Stuttering|stuttering]], [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]] (later), 50% chance to choke. After 41 cycles 20% chance to [[Status Effects#Paralyze|stun]] you. Cycle 82 puts you into endless [[Status Effects#Sleep|sleep]] while constantly dealing 1.5 stamina and oxygen damage. No chance for addiction but very finicky OD.
|0.02-0.08 units per tick
 '''OD:''' Random, initially 20 but goes up or down 0.1 each tick.
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Morphine}}Morphine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Morphine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 480K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Damage slowdown
|Allows you to run at full speed even when hurt, even from [[Health#Stamina|stamina]] damage, but does '''not''' remove slowdown from wearing a [[Clothing and Accessories#Hardsuits|hardsuit]]. You'll get [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsy]] after 12 cycles, and fall [[Status Effects#Sleep|asleep]] if it's in your system for 24 cycles. You will not wake up until it's out of your system. Gives 20 painkiller bonus, which is used when treated with [[Medical items#Bone Gel|bone gel]]. 

 If overdosed or addicted it will cause [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]], [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]] and force the victim to drop items in their hands. If addicted it will also eventually deal 1, 2 and later 3 toxin damage per tick. Can be ordered from [[Supply crates#Medical Supplies Crate|Cargo]], be grown at [[Guide to hydroponics#Reishi|Botany]] or be found in a [[Vendor#NanoMed Plus|NanoMed Plus]]. (Results in 2 parts instead of 6)
|0.2 units per tick
 '''OD:''' 30 Units
 Opiate(10 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Haloperidol}}Haloperidol▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Haloperidol}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Anti-Drug and Light Sedative
|Helps fight against the effects of some drugs while purging them. Reduces [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]] and [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]]. However each tick also causes [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]], 2.5 stamina damage and 20% chance for 1 brain damage (up to 50).
|0.16 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Leporazine}}Leporazine ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Leporazine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Body temperature
|This keeps a patient's body temperature stable.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Higadrite}}Higadrite▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Higadrite}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Liver failure
|Protects from toxin damage caused by liver failure.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Psicodine}}Psicodine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Psicodine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Phobias and Mood
|Suppresses phobias and raises sanity to neutral. Also reduces [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]], [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]], [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]] and [[Status Effects#Disgust|disgust]]. If overdosed it causes [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]] and 1 toxin damage per tick.
|0.1 units per tick
 '''OD:''' 30 units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Energized Jelly}}Energized Jelly▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Energized Jelly}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 10 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Stun
|Reduces stun times by around 60% (depends) for [[Guide to races#Jellypeople|jellypeople]], while also speeding up [[Guide to races#Luminescents|Luminescent's]] cooldowns. Non-jelly lifeforms will just get shocked.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Penthrite}}Penthrite▮
 Inverse: [[#Nooartrium|Nooartrium]] <25%
 pH: 12.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Penthrite}}
| '''Min temp:''' 255K
 '''Overheat:''' 450K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 5 to 9
 Exothermic
|Heart, crit
|An explosive compound used to stabilize heart conditions. If you are not in crit it stabilizes your heart. If health is under crit threshold it prevents crit, heals you 2 tox/brute/burn, 6 oxy and damages heart 0.1 per unit. If you reach -60 health the penthrite is purged and you get a heart attack. Causes slow stomach damage. Overdose causes instant heart attack. Explodes when mixed with equal amounts [[#Epinephrine|Epinephrine]] (strenghtdiv 5) OR [[#Atropine|Atropine]] (strenghtdiv 5, modifier 5) (Results in 3 units instead of 4)
 Purity will adjusts the threshold requirements (above 75% lowered requirements, below 75% higher requirements).
 '''Inverse reagent:''' [[#Nooatrium|Nooatrium]] below 25%
 Reaction will boom like a heart if overheated.
|'''Rate:''' 0.2u/tick
 '''OD:''' 50u
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sanguirite}}{{anchor|Coagulant}}Sanguirite▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sanguirite}}
|N/A
|Bleeding
|A coagulant used to help [[Guide to Wounds#Slash Wounds|bleeding wounds]] clot faster. Passively reduces bleeding by 30% while in the bloodstream. Only helps clot whichever wound is currently bleeding the most. Overdose can cause blood to clot in the veins, causing 15% chance of suffocation, with possible minor lung and heart damage.
|0.1 units per tick
 '''OD:''' 20 units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pulped_Banana_Peel}}Pulped Banana Peel▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pulped_Banana_Peel}}
|N/A
|Bleeding
|A coagulant used to help [[Guide to Wounds#Slash Wounds|bleeding wounds]] clot faster. Exact same effects as [[#Sanguirite|Sanguirite]] except slightly weaker clot coefficiency. Overdose can cause blood to clot in the veins, causing 15% chance of suffocation, with possible minor lung and heart damage.
|0.4 units per tick
 '''OD:''' 20 units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Determination}}Determination
|Receive a [[Guide to Wounds|wound]]. Moderate: 1
Severe: 2.5

Critical: 5

Losing a limb: 7.5
|N/A
|Wounds
|Determination is added to your system when you're wounded and helps deal with the effects. Reduces bloodloss by 15%, limping by 75%, heals each wounded limb by .25 and heals stamina by the same amount, cures Adrenal Crisis caused by purging [[#Kronkaine|Kronkaine]], and gives a +10 painkiller bonus. When it clears out of your system, you instantly take 3 stamina damage for each moderate wound, 6 for each severe, and 9 for each critical.
|0.3 units per tick

Caps at 10
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ondansetron}}Ondansetron▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ondansetron}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 11 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Nausea
|Lessens your nausea by 10 every tick with an 8% chance per tick to deal 2 seconds of [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]] and a 15% chance per tick to deal 10 stamina damage. Commonly prescribed as an anti-emetic to space-born persons working in planetary gravity.
|0.1 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Dermagen}}Dermagen▮
pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Dermagen}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 11 '''Min purity:''' 0.25 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Persistent Scars
|When applied topically, with 10 units minimum, removes all persistent scars from the person. Works on the dead. (Results in 5 units instead of 10).
|0.4 units per tick, 10 unit minimum.
|-
|}

===Non-craftable Medicines===
These healing drugs are used in some situations, but are otherwise uncraftable.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |How to get
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Treatment for
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Metabolism Rate
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Overdose Threshold
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Addiction Points
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Changeling Adrenaline}}Changeling Adrenaline▮
|[[Changeling]]s
|Stun
|Makes you immune to sleep and damage slowdown. Reduces stun times by typically around 30% (depends) and regenerates 10 stamina per tick. Can make you [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizzy]] and [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jittery]]. If overdosed it will deal 1 toxin damage per tick. A changeling using the [[Changeling#Adrenaline Sacs|Adrenaline Sacs]] ability will inject 4u of this.
|0.4 units per tick
|30 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Changeling Haste}}Changeling Haste▮
||[[Changeling]]s
|Speed
|Increases your speed to the maximum possible in most cases. A changeling using the [[Changeling#Adrenaline Sacs|Adrenaline Sacs]] ability will inject 2u of this. Deals 2 toxin damage per tick.
|1 unit per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Omnizine}}Omnizine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Omnizine}}
|Brute, burn, toxin and suffocation
|Heals 0.5 of each damage type per tick. If overdosed it will deal 1 damage of each type per tick.
|0.1 units per tick
|30 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Protozine}}Protozine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Geyser}}
|Brute, burn, toxin and suffocation
|Heals 0.2 of each damage type per tick. If overdosed it will deal 1 damage of each type per tick. A weaker [[#Omnizine|omnizine]], but can be used in [[#Strange_Reagent|Strange Reagent]] crafting.
|0.1 units per tick
|30 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Godblood}}Godblood▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Godblood}}
|Brute, burn, toxin and suffocation
|This is Omnizine with 5 times higher overdose threshold. Just like Omnizine, heals 0.5 of each damage type per tick. If overdosed it will deal 1 damage of each type per tick, but that's not really a concern.
|0.1 units per tick
|150 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Honey}}Honey▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Honey}}
|Brute, burn, toxin and suffocation
|55% chance to heal 1 of each damage type per tick. Metabolizes very quickly and adds 3u sugar to your system.
|1 unit per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Earthsblood}}Earthsblood▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Earthsblood}}
|All damage types
|The first 25 cycles, each tick heals 1 brute, 1 burn, 0.5 suffocation, 0.5 toxin, 0.1 cellular and 0.5 stamina while dealing 1 brain damage (up to max 150). Cycle 26 and onwards, each tick heals 5 brute, 5 burn, 3 suffocation, 3 toxin, 1 cellular and 3 stamina while dealing 2 brain damage (up to max 150) and giving you [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]] and [[Status Effects#Drugginess|drugginess]] (your character might say some special messages as well!). You will be unable to directly hurt anyone via most means while it's in your body (this effect is similar to that of [[#Pax|Pax]]). Overdosing causes [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]], deals no damage before cycle 26, a net of 1 toxin damage per tick from cycles 26 to 100 and a net of 3 toxin damage per tick after cycle 100. Overdosing also gives you the [[Guide to Traumas#Severe Prefix|severe]] traumatic non-violence [[Guide to Traumas|brain trauma]] ([[Surgery#Brain Surgery|brain surgery]] level). The trauma does not go away until cured.
|0.4 units per tick (static)
|25 Units
|hallucinogens(14 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Silibinin}}Silibinin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Silibinin}}
|Liver damage
|Each tick heals 2 [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|liver]] damage.
|0.6 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Polypyrylium Oligomers}}Polypyrylium Oligomers▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Polypyrylium_Oligomers}}
|Lung damage
|A purple mixture of short polyelectrolyte chains not easily synthesized in the laboratory. Each tick heals 0.25 [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|lung]] damage and 0.35 brute. Stops bleeding (over time). Will color hair and beard purple from [[#Touch|touch]] or [[#Vapor|vapor]]. Overdose deals 0.25 lung damage.
|0.1 units per tick
|50 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mitogen_Metabolism_Factor}}Mitogen Metabolism Factor▮
|Eating [[#Probital|Probital]]
|Brute
|If this enzyme exists as a [[#Catalysts|catalyst]] in your body (at least 0.5u), any [[Guide to food|food]] you eat turns into [[Guide to food#Peptides|healing peptides]], which heal brute and some burn. If overdosed the metabolism changes to 2 units per tick and makes you vomit.
|0.025 units per tick
|10 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Oxalizid}}{{anchor|Musiver}}Musiver▮
|Injecting [[#Syriniver|Syriniver]]
|Toxin
|Heals 1 toxin per tick while purging 0.2u reagents and dealing 0.1 liver damage (1/8 as much as liver damage as [[#Syriniver|Syriniver]]). If overdosed causes muscle weakness, high liver damage and [[Status Effects#Disgust|disgust]].
|0.1 units per tick
|25u
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Muscle Stimulant}}Muscle Stimulant▮
|Strange seeds
|Slowdown
|Makes you ignore slowdowns from being hurt.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cordiolis Hepatico}}Cordiolis Hepatico▮
|Strange seeds, Abductor's operating table injects this too
|Heart and liver failure
|Removes the need for heart and liver.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Stimulantschem}}Stimulants▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Stimpack|Syndicate uplink]]
|Stun
|Increases movement speed a lot. Reduces stun times by around 90% or less (depends). Recovers 5 stamina per tick. Will heal 1 of each damage type if health is between 0 and 50. If overdosed has 33% chance per tick to deal 2.5 stamina damage, 1 toxin damage and cause loss of breath. Also reduces [[Status Effects#Knockdown|knockdown]] times from [[Security items#Stun Baton|stunbatons]] [[File:StunBaton.gif]] (including [[Makeshift weapons#Stunprod|stunprods]] [[File:Stunprod.png]]) by 90%. Can be bought with [[Syndicate Items#Stimpack|syndicate uplink]].
|0.2 units per tick
|60 Units
|Stimulant(4 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Syndicate Nanites}}{{anchor|Restorative Nanites}}Restorative Nanites▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Syndicate Cyborg|Syndicate medical cyborgs]]
|All damage types
|Each tick heals 5 brute/burn/toxin, 15 suffocation, 15 brain and 3 cellular. If overdosed this very quickly purges itself and causes random vomiting. Only available to [[Syndicate items#Syndicate Cyborg|Syndicate medical cyborgs]]. This is just a chemical, so don't confuse with the programmable [[Guide to Nanites|Nanites]].
|0.4 units per tick
|30 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Synaphydramine}}Synaphydramine▮
|Viruses
|Drowsiness, Hallucinations, Histamine
|Reduces drowsiness, caps and reduces the frequency of hallucinations, quickly purges [[#Mindbreaker_Toxin|Mindbreaker Toxin]] and [[#Histamine|Histamine]] from the body. Automatically generated by a [[Infections|virus]] with Mind Restoration as a symptom.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sansufentanyl}}{{anchor|Hereditary Manifold Sickness}}{{anchor|HMS}}Sansufentanyl▮
pH: 6.2▮
|Cargo Crate ("Experimental Medicine")†<ref name="needsmedical">Requires Medical Access</ref>
Medical Department Order ("Experimental Medicine")
NanoDrug Plus vendor
Virologist's SmartFridge
|Hereditary Manifold Sickness
|{{Tooltip|''Regresses'' the progression|Specifically, is the "cure" for HMS. Standard virus procs give a 7.8% chance per second for the virus to regress or be "cured", which means there's a 36% chance a 5u pill will do nothing to help.}} of Hereditary Manifold Sickness in an individual, but cannot cure it. Causes [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]] and [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]] until out of the bloodstream, and 1 stamina loss per tick. Has a 3% chance each tick to cause your ears to ring.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Adminordrazine}}Adminordrazine▮
|Admin Intervention
|Everything
|When injected into a person, it heals everything, and by everything, I mean EVERYTHING. When used on a handcuffed individual, it even used to break them out of cuffs. When used on a hydroponics tray, it cures all ailments and has a high chance of triggering a mutation.
|0.5 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
|}

====Removed Medicines====
These healing meds used to exist, but have since been removed or renamed for one reason or another. Some servers still use these, but /tg/ does not, and the recipes for them will not work on /tg/.
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{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |How to get
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Treatment for
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Metabolism Rate
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Overdose Threshold
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Addiction Threshold
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Bicaridine}}Bicaridine▮
|Was completely removed from /tg/ July 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Bicaridine}}
|Brute
|Heals brute damage at a rate of 2 units per tick. If overdosed deals 2 brute damage per tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|30u
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Kelotane}}Kelotane▮
|Was completely removed from /tg/ July 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Kelotane}}
|Burn
|Heals burn damage at a rate of 2 units per tick. If overdosed deals 2 burn damage per tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|30u
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Anti-Toxin}}Anti-Toxin▮
|Was completely removed from /tg/ July 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Anti-Toxin}}
|Toxin
|Heals 2 toxin damage and removes 1u [[#Toxins|toxin reagents]] per tick. If overdosed deals 2 toxin damage per tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|30u
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Tricordrazine}}Tricordrazine▮
|Was completely removed from /tg/ July 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Tricordrazine}}
|All types
|Has 80% chance to heal 1 each of the four basic damage types per tick. If overdosed deals an average of 1.2 damage of every type per tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|30u
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Dexalin}}Dexalin▮
|Was completely removed from /tg/ Aug 2019. [[Cyborg#Medical|Medical cyborg]] hypospray and other sources 
|Suffocation
|Heals 2 oxygen damage per tick. If overdosed deals 2 oxygen damage per tick. Used by medibots.
|0.4 units per tick
|30 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Charcoal}}Charcoal▮
|Was replaced with [[#Multiver|Multiver]] Aug 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Charcoal}}
|Toxin
|Heals toxin damage at a rate of 2 per tick, while also removing 1u of any other chemicals. Only works when [[#Ingest|ingested]].
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Silver Sulfadiazine}}Silver Sulfadiazine▮
|Was replaced with [[#Aiuri|Aiuri]] Aug 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Silver Sulfadiazine}}
|Burn
|On touch, instantly heals 1 burn damage per unit, then heals 2 burn per tick over time while it stays in the system. Basic anti-burn healing drug. On ingestion also deals minor toxin damage. 1u heals roughly 6 burn damage. Deals minor burn and toxin damage when overdosed.
|0.4 units per tick
|45u
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Styptic Powder}}Styptic Powder▮
||Was replaced with [[#Libital|Libital]] Aug 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Styptic Powder}}
|Brute
|On touch, instantly heals 1 brute damage per unit, then heals 2 brute per tick over time while it stays in the system. Basic anti-brute healing drug. On ingestion also deals minor toxin damage. 1u heals roughly 6 brute damage. Deals minor brute and toxin damage when overdosed.
|0.4 units per tick
|45u
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Perfluorodecalin}}Perfluorodecalin▮
|Was renamed [[#Convermol|Convermol]] Aug 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Perfluorodecalin}}
|Suffocation
|Quickly converts suffocation damage into toxin damage, with a 5:2 ratio. Each tick will heal suffocation damage equal to 2.5 times current cycle. This means you will take 2 toxin damage for every 5 suffocation damage healed. You will always take at least 0.2 toxin damage per tick, even if you don't heal any suffocation. If overdosed each tick will deal toxin damage equal to 1 times current cycle, regardless of suffocation damage healed.
|0.1 units per tick
|35 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sanguibital}}Sanguibital▮
|Was replaced with [[#Helbital|Helbital]] Sept 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Sanguibital}}
|Brute
|One of the first "Cobbychems". Only existed on /tg/ for a short while. Removed by Cobby because it wasn't ever used (except as a poison) and the entire gimmick made it undesirable. Heals brute if you have lower than full blood levels, scaling with missing blood volume. Will heal up to 5(10?) brute per tick if very low on blood. Dilates blood streams, increasing the amount of blood lost by 2 per tick. Overdosing doubles the blood lost from this chem.
|0.2 units per tick
|35 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ichiyuri}}Ichiyuri▮
|Was replaced with [[#Lenturi|Lenturi]] Oct 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Ichiyuri}}
|Burn
|One of the first "Cobbychems". Removed by MacBlaze1 with Cobby approval because it was never used and simply wasn't fun to be on. Used to treat serious burns. Prolonged exposure can cause burns to itch. Heals 2 burn per tick, and randomly makes you scratch yourself every few seconds, causing 1-7 brute and bleeding. The itch will happen more often the longer it's been in your system.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Fiziver}}Fiziver▮
|Was replaced with [[#Seiver|Seiver]] Oct 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Fiziver}}
|Toxin
|One of the first "Cobbychems". Removed by Cobby because ''Fiziver didn't see much use and I grew to dislike the overall damage mods''. An antitoxin that heals toxin damage but temporarily physically weakens the user, adding a damage modifier making them take extra brute, burn, suffocation and stamina damage. The damage modifier increases the longer it's been in the body (capped to triple damage). Toxin damage healed is 0.3 points per tick multiplied with the damage modifier (so up to 0.6). Overdosing has a 50% chance each tick to deal 0.2 brute and burn damage, which will be amplified by the damage multiplier in effect.
|0.1 units per tick
|11 Units
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Corazone}}Corazone▮
|Name changed to [[#Higadrite|Higadrite]] Nov 2019. {{RecursiveChem/Corazone}}
|Liver
|Nov 2019 it was changed to only work on livers. Since Corazone is Spanish for "heart" it had its name changed to [[#Higadrite|Higadrite]] (higado = liver). Protects from liver failure.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Lavaland Extract}}Lavaland Extract▮
|Was removed in June, 2020.
|Brute, burn
|Survival medipens used to come with 2u of this. Very quickly heals damaged bodyparts. If overdosed it will <s>deal</s> heal about 2 brute/burn but deal 3 toxin damage per tick. Has very low overdose threshold.
|0.4 units per tick
|3 Units
|N/A
|-
|}
</div>

==Narcotics==
Narcotics are highly addictive drugs that can aggressively, or passively, provide a benefit. Be wary as its very easy to become addicted, or overdose, on a narcotic.

As a general rule of thumb, the more of a positive effect (or any effect) a narcotic can provide, the easier it is to get addicted or overdose on it.

People who overdose or get addicted to Narcotics tend to usually end up dying to the negative effects or requiring immedient medical attention. Take in moderation.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Metabolism Rate
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Overdose Threshold
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Addiction Points
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Nicotine}}Nicotine▮
|Grown in tobacco or found in cigarettes.
|N/A
|Reduces stun times by typically around 20% (depends). Addiction causes bad [[mood]], coughing and [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitter]]. If overdosed it will deal 1.1 oxygen and 0.1 toxin damage per tick. Metabolizes slowly.
|0.05 units per tick
|15 Units
|Nicotine(18 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Krokodil}}Krokodil▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Krokodil}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 380K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Provides messages of calmness and protection. If overdosed it will deal 0.25 Brain and Toxin damage per tick. If addicted it will first deal some toxin and brain damage, and later switch to dealing 3 Brute damage, right before the addict's skin falls off, dealing 50 Brute. This turns you into a fake zombie.
|0.2 units per tick
|20 Units
|Opiods(18 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Methamphetamine}}Methamphetamine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Methamphetamine}}
|'''Required temp:''' 372K '''Overheat temp:''' 380K '''Optimal pH range:''' 6.5 to 7.5 '''Min purity:''' 0.5 Exothermic nature is tied to purity H+ producing
|Reduces stun times by around 60% (depends), gives a large speed boost, makes you [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jittery]] and recovers 2 stamina while dealing 1 to 4 Brain damage. If overdosed the subject will move randomly, laugh randomly, drop items and suffer from 1 Toxin and 0.5 to 1 Brain damage per tick. If addicted the subject will constantly [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitter]] and drool, before becoming [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizzy]] and lose motor control and eventually suffer 5 Toxin damage per tick. A great deal of caution must be taken when heating this chemical, as it will explode if it reaches a temperature of or greater than 380K. Explosive strength about 0.083 with modifier 5. Can not explode in a body.
The lower the impurty is, the stronger the exothermic nature of the reaction will be. Keep some buffer handy and keep your pH between the tight window and you should have no problems.
|0.3 units per tick
|20 Units
|stimulants(12 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Bath Salts}}Bath Salts▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bath Salts}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 374K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Makes the subject immune to [[Status Effects#Sleep|sleep]] and [[Status Effects#Disables|stuns]], grants 5 stamina regeneration and grants the user the psychotic brawling martial art, which makes your interactions with people have certain random effects. However the subject will suffer 4 Brain damage (per tick), constant [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]] and will lose some motor control. If overdosed the subject will lose even more motor control, drool, and randomly drop items in their hand. If addicted the subject will [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitter]], suffer 10 Brain damage (per tick), severe [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]], [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]], yet more loss of motor control and eventually 5 Toxin damage (per tick). This drug will melt your brain.
|0.2 units per tick
|20 Units
|stimulants(25 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Aranesp}}Aranesp▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Aranesp}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|The subject will think they are "amped" and get 18 stamina regeneration. However the drug has 50% chance every tick to cause the subject to suffocate (and take 1 oxyloss), while also dealing 0.5 toxin damage per tick.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|stimulants(8 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Happiness}}Happiness▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Happiness}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Suppresses phobias and fills you with ecstatic emotional numbness. Removes [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitteriness]], [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]] and [[Status Effects#Disgust|disgust]]. Causes 0.2 brain damage per tick. Highly addictive. If overdosed causes sudden mood swings and an additional 0.5 brain damage per tick. If addicted it will slowly drive your mood to "insane".
|0.2 units per tick
|20 Units
|hallucinogens(18 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Space Drugs}}Space Drugs▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Drugs}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|An illegal compound which induces [[Status Effects#Drugginess|drugginess]], randomly makes you step in any direction and makes you drool, giggle and similar. If overdosed causes [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]].
|0.2 units per tick
|30 Units
|hallucinogens(10 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pump-Up}}Pump-Up▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pump-Up}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Reduces [[Status Effects#Knockdown|knockdown]] times from [[Security items#Stun Baton|stunbatons]] [[File:StunBaton.gif]] (including [[Makeshift weapons#Stunprod|stunprods]] [[File:Stunprod.png]]) by 90%. Doesn't affect [[Status Effects#Disables|stuns]] from other sources. 15% chance to cause loss of breath, and 5% to cause some [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitter]]. If overdosed has 20% chance of causing loss of breath and 4 stamina damage, 15% to cause 2 toxin, 5% to drop held items, 5% to [[Status Effects#Jitteriness|jitter]] and can also make you drool. Can be found in maintenance [[File:Pump_up_injector.png|link=Special:FilePath/Pump up injector.png]]. (Results in 5 parts instead of 7)
|1.2 units per tick
|30 Units
|stimulants(6 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Maintenance_Tar}}Maintenance Tar▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance_Tar}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Raw tar, straight from the floor. It can help you with escaping bad situations at the cost of liver damage. Adjusts stuns by -10 and deals 1.5 liver damage each tick. Overdose deals 5 toxin and an additional 3 liver damage. Addiction will later deal toxin damage and make you randomly drop held items. (Results in 3 parts Maintenance Tar and 1 part Sulphuric Acid, instead of 3 or 5)
|0.2 units per tick
|30 Units
|maintenance drugs(5 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Maintenance_Sludge}}Maintenance Sludge▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance_Sludge}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Makes you more resistant to wounds but causes toxins to accumulate. Deals 0.5 toxin. Overdose deals 1 extra toxin with 10% chance of 5 toxin and vomit. Addiction will later deal more toxin damage and make you randomly drop held items. (Results in 1 part instead of 4)
|0.8 units per tick
|25 Units
|maintenance drugs(8 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Maintenance_Powder}}Maintenance Powder▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance_Powder}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Enhances your mental ability, making you learn stuff a lot faster. Multiplies skill gain depending on volume, but deals 0.1 brain damage. Overdose deals an additional 3 brain damage. Addiction will later deal toxin damage and make you randomly drop held items. (Results in 1 part instead of 8)
|0.2 units per tick
|15 Units
|maintenance drugs(14 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Kronkaine}}Kronkaine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Kronkaine}}
|N/A
|Instantly heals 4 * volume stamina damage and halves the time it takes to do most actions while it is in your body while causing 0.3 heart damage. Causes adrenal crisis syndrome if you try and purge it with multiver and haloperidol.
Deals significant heart damage when overdosed.
|0.4 units per tick
|20 Units
|stimulants(20 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|bLaSToFF}}bLaSToFF▮
|{{RecursiveChem/bLaSToFF}}
|N/A
|Causes you to flip randomly based on volume. Every third flip is a superflip that launches you forward. Every third spin is a super spin that causes nausea but throws anyone grabbing you. Also causes trippy visuals, 0.3 lung damage and reduces knockdowns. When overdosed it causes you spin randomly based on volume and additional 0.3 lung damage.
|0.4 units per tick
|30 Units
|hallucinogens(15 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|SaturnX}}SaturnX▮
|{{RecursiveChem/SaturnX}}
|N/A
|Makes the user invisible, although their clothes are still visible. Causes 0.3 liver damage and applies a unique visual effect. When overdosed it causes additional liver damage and causes the user to giggle.
|0.2 units per tick
|25 Units
|maintenance drugs(20 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|TWitch}}{{anchor|Twitch}}TWitch▮
pH: 3.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/TWitch}}
|N/A
|A drug originally developed by and for plutonians to assist them during raids. Does not see wide use due to the whole reality-disassociation and heart disease thing afterwards. Can be intentionally overdosed to increase the drug's effects. (Results in 10 units instead of 17) "Makes the takers of it faster and able to dodge bullets while in their system, to potentially bad side effects." The consequences of running out of TWitch depend on whether you overdosed. If you did not, you take significant stamina damage. If you did overdose, you take heart damage corresponding to how long you were under the effects. Plausibly lethal if not using a controlled injector.
|0.013 units per tick 
|15 Units
|stimulants(20 points)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|DemonEye}}DemonEye▮
pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/DemonEye}}
|N/A
|A performance enhancing drug originally developed on mars. A favorite among gangs and other outlaws on the planet, though overuse can cause terrible addiction and bodily damage. "A drug that makes you temporarily immune to fear and crit, in exchange for damaging all of your organs and making your veins explode." (Results in 10 units of DemonEye, 10 units of [[#Insolvent medicinal precipitate|Insolvent Medicinal Precipitate]], and 5 units of [[#Chemical_Isomers|Chemical Isomers]])
|0.013 units per tick 
|15 Units
|stimulants(15 points)
|-
|}

==Pyrotechnics==
The manipulation of fire and matter. 

===Explosive Strength===
For chemicals which are explosive, you may notice an 'explosive strength' listed in the description. This is a multiplier that directly affects how large of an explosion a given quantity of the reagent will produce. A few types of explosion have a 'modifier', which adds a flat amount to the size of the explosion. By default the outer 'light impact' radius of an explosion is equal to √(mod+quantity*strength)*√2, while the heavy impact radius and devastation radius is one half and one quarter of that, respectively. Chemical explosions are not a subject to the standard TTV Bombcap. Eventough it doesn't have a hardcoded maxcap currently the biggest possible explosion is that of 2100u custom made chemical payload bomb.

Note that all non-standard explosions or other AoE pyrotechnics, such as [[#Flash_Powder|Flash Powder]] or [[#Liquid_Dark_Matter|Liquid Dark Matter]], do not work like this. The scaling and max size of these effects vary on a case-by-case basis.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66; width:150px;" |Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Chemical properties
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Stabilizing Agent}}Stabilizing Agent▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stabilizing Agent}}
|
|When mixed with certain pyrotechnics, it stabilizes the reaction and prevents the reaction for usage later. The stabilizing agent is not consumed when stabilizing explosives, and one unit is enough to stabilize any amount of explosives. '''This does not work on everything, so be warned!''' Also turns plasma into stable plasma (which can already be dispensed from chem dispenser) if mixed 1:1.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Fluorosurfactant}}Fluorosurfactant▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fluorosurfactant}}
|
|Creates a large amount of foam when mixed with an equal amount of water. This foam carries any reagents along with it in the container, allowing you to apply reagents to large areas at a time. The foam will apply any carried reagents to any floors, objects, people or animals in the area of the foam. The reagents will be absorbed through a mob's exposed skin and somewhat through clothes unless completely impermeable(hardsuit/biohazard/medical gear). The less foam used, the more reagent will be delivered into a person's system. Foam is slippery! Can not react in a body.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Smoke}}Smoke▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Smoke}}
|
|This creates a large cloud of smoke that will take on the properties of everything (if anything) in the container of the reaction. The chemicals in the smoke will touch and react with everything that the smoke touches. Mobs caught within the smoke cloud without wearing a gas mask or breathing through a gas tank will ingest the smoke chemicals. Great for distributing toxins in a crowded area. Can be stabilized into [[#Smoke_Powder|Smoke Powder]] with [[#Stabilizing Agent|Stabilizing Agent]].
| N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Smoke Powder}}Smoke Powder▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Smoke Powder}}
|
|The stabilized version of [[#Smoke|Smoke]] - only one third as effective as the unstabilized chemical reaction. Heat to 374K to activate. Can not react in a body.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Flash Powder}}Flash Powder▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Flash Powder}}
|
|Flashes in a radius that scales up with the amount detonated. Can be stabilized with [[#Stabilizing Agent|Stabilizing Agent]]. If stabilized, heat to 374K to activate.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Phlogiston}}Phlogiston▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Phlogiston}}
|
|Turns into a spreading plasma fire if not stabilized during mixing. Makes you burn longer, and ignites you. Deals increasing fire damage based on how much you're burning up to 6 fire damage every 2 seconds. Can be stabilized with [[#Stabilizing Agent|Stabilizing Agent]].
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Napalm}}Napalm▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Napalm}}
|
|A substance that burns for much longer than other fuels. Inject it into someone and then apply heat for a warm toasty fireball human.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sonic Powder}}Sonic Powder▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sonic Powder}}
|
|Deafens in a radius that scales up with the amount detonated. Can be stabilized with [[#Stabilizing Agent|Stabilizing Agent]]. If stabilized, heat to 374K to activate.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pyrosium}}Pyrosium▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pyrosium}}
|
|When first mixed it becomes 20 Kelvin cold. Instantly consumes all liquid Oxygen to heat its container for each unit of Oxygen consumed. This does not expend the Pyrosium, so 1u will have the same effect as 50u. Does nothing whatsoever without being mixed with liquid Oxygen. Does not react with the oxygen in air. In a body 0.5u oxygen will be consumed every tick to increase body temperature by 15.
|0.2 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cryostylane}}Cryostylane▮
 Impurity: [[#Ice|Ice]]
 Inverse: [[#Cryogelidia|Cryogelidia]] <50%
 pH: 8.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cryostylane}}
|'''Min temp:''' -200K
 '''Overheat:''' 99999K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 4 to 10
 '''Unstable purity:''' <20%
 Strongly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Induces a cryostasis like state in a patient's organs, preventing them from decaying while dead. Slows down surgery while in a patient however. Will progressively consume all liquid Oxygen to cool its container for each unit of Oxygen consumed. This does not expend the Cryostylane, so 1u will have the same effect as 50u. Does not react with the oxygen in air. In a body 0.5u oxygen will be consumed every tick to decrease body temperature by 15.
'''Special reaction mechanics :'''The colder it is during the reaction, the lower the purity will be.
|'''Rate:''' 0.02u/tick
 '''Unreacted purity:''' 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Chlorine Trifluoride}}{{anchor|CLF3}}{{anchor|clf3}}Chlorine Trifluoride▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chlorine Trifluoride}}
|
|When created it will create a temporary 3x3 fireball. Becomes 1000K when first mixed. A flammable substance so dangerous it can instantly melt floor or floor plating with high amounts. It lights you on fire when it comes into contact with you, and if it gets inside of you will deal 6 burn per tick from the inside. It metabolizes out of your body extremely fast however.
|4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sorium}}Sorium▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sorium}}
|
|When detonated it will send any movable object or person flying away from the detonation point. Can be stabilized with [[#Stabilizing Agent|Stabilizing Agent]]. If stabilized, heat to 474K to activate.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Liquid Dark Matter}}Liquid Dark Matter▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Liquid Dark Matter}}
|
|When detonated it will suck in any movable object or person. Can be stabilized with [[#Stabilizing Agent|Stabilizing Agent]]. If stabilized, heat to 474K to activate.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Meth Explosion}}Meth Explosion▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Meth Explosion}}
|
|Reagents are 300K (room temperature) by default so this will blow up when mixed unless some reagents were cooled. Has an explosive strength of 0.083, with a modifier 5, but results in 1 part instead of 4 so is effectively much weaker than exploding [[#Methamphetamine|Meth]]. Can not explode in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Black Powder}}{{anchor|Gunpowder}}Gunpowder▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Gunpowder}}
|
|When heated to 474K it sparks, and then creates a violent explosion 5–10 seconds later. Causes [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]] and [[Status Effects#Drugginess|drugginess]] in plasmamen. Has an explosive strength of 0.1 and a modifier of 5. Was originally named '''Black Powder'''.
|0.05 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Nitroglycerin}}Nitroglycerin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nitroglycerin}}
|
| A heavy, colourless, oily, explosive liquid obtained by nitrating glycerol. Explodes immediately on mixing. Can only be stabilized by having [[#Exotic_Stabilizer|Exotic Stabilizer]] (at least 1u per 25u nitroglycerin made) in the container on mix. If stabilized, heat to 474K to activate. (Results in 2 units instead of 3). Has an explosive strength of 0.5.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|RDX}}RDX▮
|{{RecursiveChem/RDX}}
|
|A military grade explosive. Explodes immediately unless stabilized with [[#Stabilizing Agent|Stabilizing Agent]]. If stabilized, explodes on heating to 474k, or when mixed with an equal amount of [[#Liquid_Electricity|liquid electricity]] or [[#Teslium|teslium]]. Has an explosive strength of 0.143, or 0.286 if activated electrically . Additionally, when activated electrically it has extra fire range, a modifier of 4, or a modifier of 6 if you use [[#Teslium|teslium]]. (200 heated RDX would be same as 100 RDX + 100 [[#Teslium|teslium]] if it wasn't for the modifiers. )(Results in 1 unit instead of 4)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|TaTP}}TaTP▮
|{{RecursiveChem/TaTP}}
|
|Suicide grade explosive. Forms and immediately explodes at a random temperature between 401k and 499k. Can only be stabilized by having [[#Exotic_Stabilizer|Exotic Stabilizer]] (at least 1u per 50u TaTP made) in the container on mix. If stabilized, explodes at a random temperature between 501k and 599k. The more units you use the stronger the explosive strength becomes, topping off at 0.67 at around 2100u. (Results in 1 units instead of 3)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Penthrite Explosion}}Penthrite Explosion▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Penthrite Explosion}}
|
|An explosive reaction involving [[#Penthrite|Penthrite]]. Explodes on heating to 315k. Has an explosive strength of 0.2
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Explosion}}Explosion
|{{RecursiveChem/Explosion}}
|
| This explodes immediately on mixing, which may knock you over or even kill you. Useful in [[grenade]] production. Has an explosive strength of 0.05
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Holy Explosion}}Holy Explosion
|{{RecursiveChem/Holy Explosion}}
|
|This explodes immediately on mixing. If it combined at least 75 of each reagent, it results in a more powerful explosion with an explosive strength of 0.125, which also paralyzes and reveals [[revenant]]s and sets nearby [[Blood Cult|cultists]] on fire. Otherwise it behaves like a normal Water-Potassium explosion.
| N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|EMP}}EMP
|{{RecursiveChem/EMP}}
|
|This reacts immediately on mixing, creating an electromagnetic pulse which affects electronics nearby; very useful for causing chaos. Has different effects on different things. Turns off [[Clothing and Accessories#Earpieces|headsets]], stuns [[cyborg]]s, disables [[Guide to construction#Security Camera|security cameras]], messes with [[Surgery#Cybernetic Implants|Cybernetics]], randomizes suit sensor settings, burns wearers of some hardsuits and randomly pulses [[Hacking#Hackables|wires]].
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Bee Explosion}}Bee Explosion (Beesplosion)
|{{RecursiveChem/Bee Explosion}}
|
|Creates bees. 1 bee per 5 created volume. If mixed in a beaker or grenade containing other reagents, then every bee will contain one of those reagents. The bees from this reaction have a limited lifespan, and will die after 50 seconds. Doesn't work in grenades.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Teslium}}Teslium▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Teslium}}
|
|Randomly shocks the victim every 5–30 seconds while it is in their system, ignoring any protection because the shock comes from inside them. Also increases damage taken from normal shocks. Heating this to 474K will create a [[#Tesla Shock|Tesla Shock]]
| 0.2 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Tesla Shock}}Tesla Shock
|{{RecursiveChem/Tesla Shock}}
|
|This reacts immediately on mixing, shooting electric bolts at anyone near the reaction, shocking people and disabling/damaging electronics. Teslium amount determines damage and number of bolts. 10u for one bolt, 40u for 2 bolts, and 75u for 3 bolts. Each extra bolt deals more damage than the previous one.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Thermite}}Thermite▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Thermite}}
|
|A mixture that can burn straight through walls or floors when splashed and ignited. Needed amount depends on target structure. A normal wall requires 30u. A reinforced wall requires 50u. One unit of thermite burns for 0.35 seconds and the maximum burn length is 20 seconds. The fire is fake and cosmetic. Does not work on doors or windows. Causes 1 burn damage per tick to humans when ingested.
|0.4 units per tick
|}

==Other Reagents==
{{anchor|Other Recipes}}These are other chemicals that usually have non-medicinal uses. Many of these are useful in the manufacturing of [[grenade]]s, but some can be quite dangerous.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Metabolism Rate
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ice}}Ice▮
||{{RecursiveChem/Ice}}
| '''Min react temp:''' below 274K 
|Chilly!
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Baldium}}Baldium▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Baldium}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 395K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|If sprayed or splashed on you, it makes you go bald. Keep away from the [[Clown]]! Does nothing when ingested. (Results in 1 unit instead of 3)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Barbers Aid}}Barber's Aid▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Barber's Aid}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|If sprayed or splashed on you it changes your hair style. Does nothing when ingested. (Results in 5 units instead of 3)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Bluespace Dust}}Bluespace Dust▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bluespace_Dust}}
|N/A
|Occasionally causes random short distance teleportation. If splashed on someone it teleports them 1 tile per 5 units used.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|BZ Metabolites}}BZ Metabolites▮
|Breathe [[Guide to Atmospherics#BZ|BZ gas]]
|N/A
|Does nothing unless you're a [[changeling]]. Slowly drains a [[Changeling|changeling's]] chemical storage.
|0.08 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Concentrated Barber's Aid}}Concentrated Barber's Aid▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Concentrated Barber's Aid}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|If sprayed or splashed on you it grows your hair very long. Does nothing when ingested.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Candle}}Candle
|{{RecursiveChem/Candle}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 374K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Creates a red candle for use in decoration or rituals. Can not react in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Carbon Dioxide}}Carbon Dioxide▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carbon Dioxide}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 777K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Creates [[Guide to Atmospherics#The Gases and Their Functions|CO2]] in liquid form. Spilling this will release gas form CO2 into the atmosphere. Has no other effects.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Carpet}}Carpet ▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carpet}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Creates a carpet on the floor. Best used in a [[#Smoke|smoke]] machine/[[grenade]] or spray bottle. Ingredient in [[#Barber's Aid|Barber's Aid]]. 
Can be mixed 1:1 with other chemicals to create different types of carpet: 
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{{Tooltip|[[#Oil|Oil]]|{{RecursiveChem/Oil}}}}: Black Carpet 
{{Tooltip|[[#Cryostylane|Cryostylane]]|{{RecursiveChem/Cryostylane}}}}: Blue Carpet 
{{Tooltip|[[#Cyanide|Cyanide]]|{{RecursiveChem/Cyanide}}}}: Cyan Carpet 
[[Guide to drinks#Green Beer|Green Beer]]: Green Carpet 
[[Guide to drinks#Orange Juice|Orange Juice]]: Orange Carpet 
{{Tooltip|[[#Regenerative_Jelly|Regenerative Jelly]]|{{RecursiveChem/Regenerative_Jelly}}}}: Purple Carpet 
[[#Liquid_Gibs|Liquid Gibs]]: Red Carpet

Some of the above carpet chemicals can be further refined: 
Black Carpet + {{Tooltip|[[#Royal_Bee_Jelly|Royal Bee Jelly]]|{{RecursiveChem/Royal_Bee_Jelly}}}}: Royal Black Carpet 
Blue Carpet + {{Tooltip|[[#Royal_Bee_Jelly|Royal Bee Jelly]]|{{RecursiveChem/Royal_Bee_Jelly}}}}: Royal Blue Carpet
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|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Colorful Reagent}}Colorful Reagent▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Colorful Reagent}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Randomly colors floor, items and people. Keep away from the clown. Add this to your [[#Smoke|smoke]] [[grenade]] for a "rainbow bomb".
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Condensed Capsaicin}}Condensed Capsaicin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Condensed Capsaicin}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Also known as "pepper spray". A chemical agent used for self-defense and in police work. When a target is sprayed with this, the effects depend on if that person is wearing "pepper proof" gear over both mouth and eyes or not. Unless the target has full protection, they will be affected by 3 seconds of [[Status Effects#Knockdown|knockdown]], 6 seconds of blindness, 10 seconds of blurry eyes, 10 seconds of [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]] and 10 seconds of slowdown. 

Some examples of pepper proof items are: Gas masks, security gas masks, riot or welding helmets with visor down, space helmets, bandanas (mouth only), plasmaman helmets and radiation hoods. Found in pepper spray refillers. (Results in 5 units instead of 6)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Life}}Life▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Life}}
|N/A
|Creates one or multiple pissed off lifeforms. It's a good idea to assume the worst and have Security on hot standby. (Results in 1 unit instead of 3)
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Life (Friendly)}}Life (Friendly)▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Life (Friendly)}}
|N/A
|Creates one or multiple friendly lifeforms. Good for when you want to be surrounded by fluffy Corgis, or for when cargo has a bounty on Corgi pelts. (Results in 1 unit instead of 3)
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cellulose Fibers}}{{anchor|Cellulose}}Cellulose Fibers
|{{RecursiveChem/Cellulose}}
| N/A
|A crystaline polydextrose polymer. Plants swear by this stuff. Used for making [[#Medicated_Suture|Medicated Sutures]].
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cellulose Carbonization}}Cellulose Carbonization
|{{RecursiveChem/Cellulose_Carbonization}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 512K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Turns [[#Cellulose|cellulose]] into carbon.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Corgium}}Corgium
|{{RecursiveChem/Corgium}}
|N/A
|Creates your own Corgi!
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Color Powder}}Color Powder▮
|Grow [[Guide to hydroponics#Rainbow Bunch|Rainbow Bunch]]
|N/A
|Colors floor, items and people. There are several different color powder reagents, such as Mundane Powder, Invisible Powder and Blue Powder. There is no reagent with the actual name "color powder".
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Crayon Powder}}Crayon Powder▮
|Grind a [[General items#Crayon|crayon]]
| N/A
|A variety of [[#Color_Powder|Color Powder]] that works the same except it can't color mobs. There are several different crayon powder colors.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cryptobiolin}}Cryptobiolin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cryptobiolin}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Causes [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]] and [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizziness]]. This is essential to make [[#Spaceacillin|Spaceacillin]].
|0.6 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Drying Agent}}Drying Agent▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Drying Agent}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Creates a solution that when applied to galoshes, causes them to be extra absorbent and dry any wet tiling they step on. (Results in 3 units instead of 4)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Foaming Agent}}Foaming Agent▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Foaming Agent}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Used in [[#Metal Foam|Metal Foam]] production. (Results in 1 unit instead of 2)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Firefighting Foam}}Firefighting Foam▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Firefighting Foam}}
|'''Cold reaction''' '''Min react temp:''' 200K '''Overheat temp:''' 5K '''pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Very endothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|When used in a spray or with [[#Smoke|smoke]] it creates a non-slippery [[#Fluorosurfactant|foam]] which extinguishes fires and burning creatures, and removes burning plasma from the air, dumping it on the floor upon dissipation.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
| Prize from [[Computers#Arcade Machines|arcade machines]]
|N/A
|White glitter, blue glitter and pink glitter are three different chems which when touching floors turn into fake [[Guide to Atmospherics#The Gases and Their Functions|gases]]. Used for pranks. Can be cleaned up with the ordinary [[Janitor#Equipment|cleaning tools]].
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Glycerol}}Glycerol▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glycerol}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Requires blended corn, so thus help from the botanist. Used to make [[#Nitroglycerin|Nitroglycerin]] or [[Research items#Unloaded Technological Shell|FRAG-12 shotgun slugs]]. Slippery like water. (Results in 1 unit instead of 4)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Gravitum}}Gravitum▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Gravitum}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Makes you completely weightless as long as it's in your system. Can be sprayed on objects to make them weightless aswell, for 1 minute per unit. Metabolizes extremely slowly. Paraplegics and clownophobes swear by this stuff.
|0.04 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Growth Serum}}Growth Serum▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Growth_Serum}}
| N/A
|Makes you larger as long as it's in your systems. The more you have the bigger you become. Maximum size is achievable by having at least 200 units in your body.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Hollow Water}}Hollow Water▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Geyser}}
|N/A
|Used in a catalystic reaction where it gets turned into holy water if its mixed with holy water.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Impedrezene}}Impedrezene▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Impedrezene}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
| A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions. 80% chance per tick to cause 2 brain damage and 50% to cause [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]]. (Results in 2 units instead of 3)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Quantum Hair Dye}}Quantum Hair Dye▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Quantum Hair Dye}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|If sprayed or splashed on you it changes your hair color. Does nothing when ingested. (Results in 5 units instead of 3)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Laughter}}Laughter▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Laughter}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Causes you to laugh. (Results in 10 units instead of 2)
|instant
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Magillitis}}Magillitis▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Magillitis Serum Autoinjector|Syndicate uplink]]
|N/A
|Turns monkeys and humans into gorillas after 10 cycles.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Meat Product}}Meat Product
|10 parts Liquid Gibs 10 parts Nutriment 10 parts Carbon
|N/A
|Creates a slab of chemically processed meat. Can not react in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Metal Foam}}Metal Foam
|{{RecursiveChem/Metal Foam}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Creates lightweight metal foam walls. These can be easily torn through, but are useful for plugging hull breaches or blocking off AI turrets. 
Can be made with either iron or aluminium for different looks. The foam carries any other reagent in the reaction. Can not react in a body.
| N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Metalgen}}Metalgen
|{{RecursiveChem/Metalgen}}
|Randomized!
|Very rare, very interesting and very abusable. Metalgen, when imprinted with a material, will turn all objects it comes into contact with into that material. See the reaction below for imprinting. Does nothing to people. Make super mood rooms by turnin the whole thing into gold, or just kill everyone by turning the escape shuttle into uranium or plasma. Can be used for practically limitless resource generation.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Metalgen Imprint}}Metalgen Imprint
|{{RecursiveChem/Metalgen Imprint}}
|N/A
|When the this reaction happens, the metalgen used will become imprinted with the used material. The remaining metalgen will still have the same name but will convert items and structures into the imprinted material if it [[#Touch|touches]] them. Note that certain materials, like diamonds, don't have a liquid form. Silicon will work for glass.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Nanomachines}}Nanomachines▮
|Roburgers from [[Guide to xenobiology#Silver Slime|silver slime extracts]]
|N/A
|Inflicts a [[Infections#Simple Diseases|disease]] which turns the victim into a [[cyborg]] with [[Asimov#Core AI Modules|Asimov laws]]. The disease can be cured with an injection of copper.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Smart Foaming Agent}}Smart Foaming Agent▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Smart Foaming Agent}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Required to make [[Guide to chemistry#Smart Metal Foam|smart metal foam]]. (Results in 3 units instead of 5)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Smart Metal Foam}}Smart Metal Foam
|{{RecursiveChem/Smart Metal Foam}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|A "smart" version of metal foam that reacts to tiles exposed to space by forming floors/walls. Usually doesn't encase people or block hallways. The foam carries any other reagent in the reaction. Can not react in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Nitrous Oxide}}Nitrous Oxide▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nitrous Oxide}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 525K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Creates [[Guide to Atmospherics#The Gases and Their Functions|N2O]] in liquid form.When heated to 575K it throws things away and then explodes. Will cause [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsiness]] when sprayed on someone. While it is inside of someone, it causes anemia (blood loss), [[Status Effects#Confusion|confusion]], and loss of breath. Spilling this will release gas form N2O into the atmosphere. If during reaction the purity of the N2O dips below 30% it will begin airolating itself.
|0.6 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Silver Solidification}}Silver Solidification
|{{RecursiveChem/Silver Solidification}}
|N/A
|Solidifies a large amount of liquid Silver into a bar. Can not react in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Gold Solidification}}Gold Solidification
|{{RecursiveChem/Gold Solidification}}
|N/A
|Solidifies a large amount of liquid Gold into a bar. Can not react in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Plasma Solidification}}Plasma Solidification
|{{RecursiveChem/Plasma Solidification}}
|N/A
|Solidifies a large amount of liquid [[Plasma]] into a bar. Can not react in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Uranium Solidification}}Uranium Solidification
|{{RecursiveChem/Uranium Solidification}}
|N/A
|Solidifies a large amount of liquid Uranium into a sheet. Can not react in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Plastic Sheets}}Plastic Sheets
|{{RecursiveChem/Plastic Sheets}}
|N/A
|Creates Plastic sheets at a rate of 10u per Plastic sheet. Can be used in hand to craft [[Medical items#Large Water Bottle|plastic bottles]] [[File:large_water_bottle.png]] and other novelties. Be sure to put some plastic sheets in the Protolathe, as plastic is needed for a lot of advanced medical equipment.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Romerol}}Romerol▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Romerol|Syndicate uplink]]
|N/A
| Romerol adds a zombie infection tumor (festering ooze) to the victims' heads. When those victims die, they will revive as [[Zombie#Romerol Zombies|zombies]] who can infect other people by clawing them. It can be applied to corpses directly, allowing creation of zombies from corpses in the [[Morgue]]. Can be applied with both [[#Touch|touch]] and [[#Ingest|ingestion]]. The tumor can be removed with [[Surgery#Romerol Tumor|surgery]].
|instant
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Royal Bee Jelly}}Royal Bee Jelly▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Royal Bee Jelly}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Causes a Queen Bee to split in two when injected. (Results in 5 units instead of 50)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Serotrotium}}Serotrotium▮
|[[Guide to hydroponics#Strange Seeds|Strange seeds]]
|N/A
|Makes you randomly twitch, drool, moan and gasp.
|0.1 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Soap}}Soap
|{{RecursiveChem/Soap}}
|N/A
|Creates a bar of soap. Slightly slower at cleaning than with what you can find on the station. Can not react in a body.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Space Cleaner}}Space Cleaner▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Cleaner}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|This is able to clean almost all surfaces of most things that may dirty them. The janitor is likely to appreciate refills. Unlike scrubbing tools, this does not clean forensics (fingerprints).
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Spray Tan}}Spray Tan▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Spray Tan}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Darkens the skin when sprayed or patched. Ingesting more than 10u overdoses you, which makes you tanned, spiky haired, randomly flex your muscles and spout an old meme.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
| Space Lube is a high performance lubricant. Splashing it on floor tiles makes them extremely slippery for a very long time. Only way to remove it is to pry out/replace the floor tiles or wait. (Results in 4 units instead of 3)
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sterilizine}}Sterilizine▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sterilizine}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|When applied via touch or vapor, increases the speed of surgical steps by 20%. Useful for surgery in less than ideal conditions.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Synthmeat}}Synthmeat
|{{RecursiveChem/Synthmeat}}
|N/A
|Creates a slab of synthetic meat.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Medicated Suture}}[[File:Medicated_suture.png]] Medicated Suture
|{{RecursiveChem/Medicated_Suture}}
|N/A
|Creates a [[Medical items#Medicated Suture|Medicated Suture]].
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Advanced Regenerative Mesh}}[[File:Advanced_regenerative_mesh_closed.png|link=Special:FilePath/Advanced regenerative mesh closed.png]]Advanced Regenerative Mesh
|{{RecursiveChem/Advanced_Regenerative_Mesh}}
| N/A
|Creates an [[Medical items#Advanced Regenerative Mesh|Advanced Regenerative Mesh]].
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mourning_Poultice}}[[File:Mourning_poultice.png|link=Special:FilePath/Mourning poultice.png]]Mourning Poultice
|{{RecursiveChem/Mourning_Poultice}}
|N/A
|Creates a [[Medical items#Mourning Poultice|Mourning Poultice]].
| N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Organic Slurry}}Organic Slurry▮
|Dipping a Dead mouse in 3 to 45 units of welding fuel and grinding it down.
|N/A
|A mixture of various differently colored fluids. Only works when [[#Ingest|ingested]]. If [[#Inject|injected]], will revert to Welding Fuel. Randomly induces vomiting and later short [[Status Effects#Stun|stuns]] as well. Rapidly purges itself each vomit when stunning. Results in 4 units instead of 3.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pax}}Pax▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pax}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Pacifies by preventing the victim from using {{Combat_Mode}}, certain harmful weapons and only letting them use passive or aggressive {{Grab}}.. Non-harmful weapons such as [[Security items#Disabler|disablers]] still work.
|0.1 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Synthpax}}Synthpax▮
|[[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]]
|N/A
||Same as [[#Pax|Pax]] but metabolizes much faster. Can only be used by [[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]].
|0.6 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Dizzying_Solution}}Dizzying Solution
|[[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]]
|N/A
||Makes the target [[Status Effects#Dizziness|dizzy]] and [[Status Effects#Confusion|confused]]. Can only be used by [[Cyborg#Peacekeeper|Peacekeeper Cyborgs]].
|0.6 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Tranquility}}Tranquility▮
|Gondola Meat
|N/A
|Induces a [[Infections|virus]] that creates [[#Pax|Pax]] within the victim's body and slowly turns them into a Gondola. Can be cured with [[#Condensed_Capsaicin|Condensed Capsaicin]].
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Liquid Electricity}}{{anchor|Enriched Liquid Electricity}}Liquid Electricity▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Liquid_Electricity}}
|N/A
|The blood of Ethereals. Does nothing in non-ethereals unless it's the 'enriched' type found in some plants and food. Enriched Liquid Electricity periodically electrocutes any non-Ethereals that have it in their system. Insulated gloves do not protect against this.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Monkey Powder}}Monkey Powder
|{{RecursiveChem/Monkey_Powder}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Add 1u water to 50u of this to create a monkey. Gibs monkeys if another monkey spawns inside them. (Results in 5 units instead of 4)
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Electrolysis}}Electrolysis
|{{RecursiveChem/Electrolysis}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Turns the ingredients into 3u hydrogen and 1.5u oxygen.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Scream}}Scream
|{{RecursiveChem/Scream}}
|N/A
|When mixed the ingredients are consumed and the solution screams. Bigger reaction causes louder scream.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Slime Extractification}}Slime Extractification
|{{RecursiveChem/Slime_Extractification}}
|N/A
|The mixture condenses into a [[Guide to xenobiology#Grey Slime|grey slime extract]].
|N/A
|}

===Virology Recipes===
These chemicals are used to mutate [[Infections|viruses]], and have few uses beyond that.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Virus Rations}} Virus Rations▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Virus Rations}}
|Depleted virus food. Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 1. (Results in 1 unit instead of 2)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Virus Food}} Virus Food▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Virus Food}}
|Allows viruses and bacteria to quickly grow. Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 1 or 2. The [[virologist]] has a dispenser with this on a wall in the lab. (Results in 15 units instead of 10)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mutagenic Agar}} Mutagenic Agar▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mutagenic Agar}}
| Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 3. (Results in 1 unit instead of 2)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sucrose Agar}} Sucrose Agar▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sucrose Agar}}
|Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 4.
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Weakened Virus Plasma}} Weakened Virus Plasma▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Weakened Virus Plasma}}
|Weakened variety of virus plasma. Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 5.
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Virus Plasma}} Virus Plasma▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Virus Plasma}}
|Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 6. (Results in 1 unit instead of 2)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Decaying Uranium Gel}} Decaying Uranium Gel▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Decaying Uranium Gel}}
|Powerful viral mutagen. Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 6 or 7. (Results in 1 unit instead of 2)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Unstable Uranium Gel}} Unstable Uranium Gel▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Unstable Uranium Gel}}
|Powerful viral mutagen. Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 7. (Results in 1 unit instead of 6)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Stable Uranium Gel}} Stable Uranium Gel▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Uranium Gel}}
|Powerful viral mutagen. Used to get a [[Infections|virus]] symptom of level 8. (Results in 1 unit instead of 21)
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Blood Duplication}}{{anchor|Blood}} Blood Duplication▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood Duplication}}
|Not exactly a recipe or an usual reaction, more of an useful byproduct of virology recipes. When any chemical that mutates viruses is combined with any blood, it increases the amount of blood without the need for it to be removed from someone. With plumbing, this is most useful when used with Unstable Mutagen, as it's easy to produce and allows you to infinitely create blood for use in chemfactories.
|}

There are also chemicals that do nothing, which can be found in [[Guide to hydroponics#Strange Seeds|Strange seeds]]. Example: Plastic Polymers{{anchor|Plastic Polymers}}.

===Mutation Toxins===
Obtainable through [[Guide to xenobiology|xenobiology]], these chemicals transform humanoids into other [[Guide to races|races]]. It only takes 1u to start the transformation.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:100px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Metabolism Rate
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Slime Mutation Toxin}}{{anchor|Mutation Toxin}}{{anchor|Imperfect Mutation Toxin}} Imperfect Mutation Toxin▮
|[[Guide to xenobiology#Green Slime|Green slimes]]
|After 20 cycles (about 4 units) transforms you into a random [[Slimepeople|slimeperson]] subspecies. If you're already a slimeperson this will randomly change your subspecies. Used to be named ''Slime Mutation Toxin''.
|0.2 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Unstable Mutation Toxin}}{{anchor|Lizard Mutation Toxin}} Lizard Mutation Toxin▮
|[[Guide to xenobiology#Green Slime|Green slimes]]
|After 20 cycles (about 4 units) transforms you into a [[Guide to races#Lizardpeople|lizardperson]].
|0.2 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Stable Mutation Toxin}} Stable Mutation Toxin▮
|[[Guide to xenobiology#Green Slime|Green slimes]]
|After 20 cycles (about 4 units) transforms you into a [[Guide to races#Human|human]].
|0.2 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Advanced Mutation Toxin}} Advanced Mutation Toxin▮
|[[Guide to xenobiology#Black Slime|Black slimes]]
|Makes the victim contract a disease which slowly morphs them into a [[slime]]. The disease can be cured with [[Guide to food#Frost Oil|Frost Oil]].
|0.2 units per tick
|}

==Toxins{{anchor|Toxins}}==
The deadliest of deadly chemicals. You can get some of these through the traitor uplink. The human liver will quickly purge individual toxins at 3u and under from the bloodstream (1 unit per tick at full liver health). Toxins in the stomach is also taken into consideration, i.e. having 2u in the bloodstream and 10u in the stomach means the purge doesn't happen. The purge threshold lowers with higher liver damage. All toxins deal liver damage at higher volumes in the body.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Recipe
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" | Reaction conditions
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Damage dealt
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Metabolism Rate
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Overdose Threshold
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Toxin}}Toxin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Toxin}}
| N/A
|Toxin
|Will deal 1.5 toxin damage per tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Bad Food}}Bad Food▮
|From eating poorly made food
|N/A
|Toxin
|Will deal 0.5 toxin damage per tick.
|0.1 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Chloral Hydrate}}Chloral Hydrate▮
 Impurity: [[#Chloralax|Chloralax]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <60%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chloral Hydrate}}
|'''Min temp:''' 200K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 7 to 9
 '''Unstable purity:''' <60%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Stun, Toxin
|A powerful sedative which first [[Status Effects#Confusion|confuses]] and makes you [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsy]], and then after 10 cycles puts the victim to [[Status Effects#Sleep|sleep]]. After 51 total cycles, it starts dealing ever increasing toxin damage, until death. (Results in 1 unit instead of 5)
|0.6 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mindbreaker Toxin}}Mindbreaker Toxin▮
 Impurity: [[#Rosenol|Rosenol]]
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <40%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mindbreaker Toxin}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 6 to 14
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Hallucinations
|A potent hallucinogenic compound that is illegal under space law. Formerly known as LSD, but was renamed so people understand that it is not a "fun time". For people with the Reality Dissociation Syndrome trait, this will instead suppress [[Status Effects#Hallucinations|hallucinations]]. (Results in 5 units instead of 3)
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mute Toxin}}Mute Toxin▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <40%
 pH: 12.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mute Toxin}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 6 to 14
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Speech
|Makes the subject unable to speak for some time. (Results in 2 units instead of 4)
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mime's Bane}}Mime's Bane▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <50%
 pH: 1.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mime's Bane}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 0 to 8
 '''Unstable purity:''' <50%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|Gestures
|Makes the subject unable to gesticulate.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Bone Hurting Juice}}Bone Hurting Juice▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <40%
 pH: 3.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bone Hurting Juice}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 5 to 9
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|Stamina Damage
|Does 7.5 [[Health#Stamina|stamina]] damage per tick. On overdose it has a 4% chance of causing a spike of 20 brute and 200 [[Health#Stamina|stamina]] damage to a random limb, which has a high chance of [[Guide to wounds#Bone Wounds|hurting bones]].
|0.4 units per tick
|50 Units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mulligan Toxin}}Mulligan Toxin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mulligan Toxin}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Identity
|Randomizes the subject's appearance.
|Infinite
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Lexorin}}Lexorin▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <40%
 pH: 1.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lexorin}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 1.8 to 7
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|Suffocation
|Temporarily stops respiration and causes 5 oxyloss damage per tick. Even small doses are fatal, and will cause people to [[Status Effects#Unconscious|pass out]] quickly. Countered by [[#Epinephrine|epinephrine]] which purges 2u lexorin (and 1u of itself) with 20% chance to add 4u [[#Histamine|histamines]].
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Initropidril}}Initropidril▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Poison Kit|Poison Kit]], [[Syndicate Items#Biohazardous Chemical Sprayer|Bioterror Spray]]
|N/A
|Cardiac Arrest
| Each cycle deals 2.5 toxin damage, with 25% chance to cause one of the following: 6 second stun, 5-25 oxyloss damage, or cardiac arrest. Combat the latter with electric shocks from grilles and doors in a pinch, or a defib if available.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Tirizene}}Tirizene▮
|Traitor Sleepypen, Emagged Soda Dispenser/Borg Hypo, Poison/Death Berries
|N/A
|Stamina Damage
|Deals 13 stamina damage per tick, which constantly lowers. Usually harmless.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Tiring Solution}}Tiring Solution▮
|Peacekeeper Cyborgs
|N/A
|Stamina Damage
|Deals 10 stamina damage per tick, slowing you down. Won't go higher than 50 stamina damage.
|0.6 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Polonium}}Polonium▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Poison Kit|Poison Kit]], [[Syndicate Items#Biohazardous Chemical Sprayer|Bioterror Spray]]
|N/A
|Radiation
|Almost instantly irradiates a victim.
|0.05 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pancuronium}}Pancuronium▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Poison Kit|Poison Kit]]
|N/A
|Stun and Suffocation
|After 10 cycles stuns you with no warning. Randomly causes loss of breath, which can choke you to death.
|0.1 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sodium Thiopental}}Sodium Thiopental▮
|Emagged Borg Hypo, [[Syndicate Items#Poison Kit|Poison Kit]], [[Syndicate Items#Biohazardous Chemical Sprayer|Bioterror Spray]]/Syringe/Dart
| N/A
|Knockout and Stamina
|Knocks you out after 10 cycles, and deals 10 stamina damage per tick. Similar to [[#Chloral Hydrate|Chloral Hydrate]] but longer lasting and can't kill you.
|0.3 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Sulfonal}}Sulfonal▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <50%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sulfonal}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 4 to 9
 '''Unstable purity:''' <50%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Knockout and Toxin
|0.5 toxin damage every cycle and knocks you out after 22 cycles. Metabolized very slowly.
|0.05 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Amanitin}}Amanitin▮
|[[Guide to hydroponics#Plant reference chart|Destroying Angel]]
|N/A
|Delayed Toxin Damage
|On the last second it is in you, it hits you with a large stack of toxin damage based on how long it was in your system. Larger doses means a longer waiting period but more damage. Deals 3 toxin damage per cycle it was in you.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Amatoxin}}Amatoxin▮
|[[Guide to hydroponics#Plant reference chart|Fly Amanita]]
|N/A
|Toxin Damage
|Deals 2.5 toxin damage per tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Bungotoxin}}Bungotoxin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bungotoxin}}
|N/A
|Heart Damage
|Deals 3 [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|heart]] damage per tick and sets their confusion stat to their dizziness stat. After 12 cycles the victim can randomly start feeling heart spasms, being faint, out of breath, and being in pain.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Lead Acetate}}Lead Acetate▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lead_Acetate}}
|N/A
|Brain and ear damage
|Deals 1 brain and [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|ear]] damage per tick. Tiny chance to cause confusion.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Unstable mutagen}}{{anchor|Unstable_Mutagen}}Unstable mutagen▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <70%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Unstable Mutagen}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 3 to 9
 '''Unstable purity:''' <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ producing
|Mutations
| Causes mutations when injected into/consumed by living people or plants. In people the mutation happens instantly the moment you take the chem, and not from metabolization. The chance to activate a dormant bad mutation is 98%, and good mutation 2%. Causes radiation. High doses are lethal to your [[Surgery##Organ Manipulation|liver]]. Also useful for [[Infections|Virology]]. Turns into blood if mixed with blood, due to {{Tooltip|[[#Blood Duplication|Blood Duplication]]|{{RecursiveChem/Blood Duplication}}}}.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Lipolicide}}Lipolicide▮
 Impurity: [[#Ipecacide|Ipecacide]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <70%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lipolicide}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 4 to 8.5
 '''Unstable purity:''' <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ producing
|Weight Loss
| Drains nutrition. Useful for weight loss. Will deal toxin damage if you are starving.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Coniine}}Coniine▮
| Death Berries, [[Syndicate Items#Biohazardous Chemical Sprayer|Bioterror Spray]]/Syringe
|N/A
|Toxin and breath loss
|Each tick does 1.75 toxin damage and refreshes 5 ticks of being unable to breathe. EXTREMELY slow metabolization, but fast acting. Comparable to [[#Lexorin|Lexorin]].
|0.024 units per tick
| N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Curare}}Curare▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Poison Kit|Poison Kit]]
|N/A
| Paralyzation, Oxygen, and Toxin
|[[Status Effects#Paralyze|Paralyzes]] you after 11 cycles, while dealing 1 oxyloss and 1 toxic damage. Metabolizes slowly; very lethal.
|0.05 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Histamine}}Histamine▮
|[[Guide to hydroponics#Plant reference chart|Omega Weed]], [[Syndicate Items#Poison Kit|Poison Kit]], [[#Formaldehyde|Formaldehyde]], [[#Venom|Venom]], [[#Itching Powder|Itching Powder]]
|N/A
| Brute, toxin, oxyloss and eyesight
|Has a small chance each tick to cause 2 Brute damage or blur vision. If overdosed it will also deal 2 Brute, Toxin and Oxyloss damage each tick.
|0.1 units per tick
|30 Units
|-
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Formaldehyde}}Formaldehyde▮
 Impurity: [[#Methanol|Methanol]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <50%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Formaldehyde}}
|'''Min temp:''' 420K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 0 to 7
 '''Unstable purity:''' <50%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Toxin
|Causes a 1 Toxin damage per tick. Has a 5% chance to turn into 5 to 15 units of [[#Histamine|Histamine]]. Preserves corpses from organ decay.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Venom}}Venom▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Poison Kit|Poison Kit]], [[Syndicate Items#Biohazardous Chemical Sprayer|Bioterror Spray]], [[Critters#Giant Spider|Giant Spider]] bites
|N/A
|Brute, toxin
|Each cycle will deal 0.2 Toxin and 0.3 Brute damage ''per volume of venom'' in the body. Has a 15% chance to turn into 5 to 10 units of [[#Histamine|Histamine]].
|0.1 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Fake Beer}}Fake Beer▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fake_Beer}}
|N/A
|Knockout
|Instantly puts the victim to [[Status Effects#Sleep|sleep]]. Cycle 51 and onwards it will also deal (current cycle - 50) toxin damage.
|0.6 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Fentanyl}}Fentanyl▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <50%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fentanyl}}
|'''Min temp:''' 674K
 '''Overheat:''' 874K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 7 to 11
 '''Unstable purity:''' <50%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
| Toxin, brain
|Will deal 1 toxin and 3 brain damage, up to 60 points of toxin damage and 150 points of brain damage (brains have 200 points of health). If the drug is not removed before 18 cycles it will make the user fall asleep.
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cyanide}}Cyanide▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <40%
 pH: 9.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cyanide}}
|'''Min temp:''' 380K
 '''Overheat:''' 1000K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 9 to 11
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
| Toxin, oxyloss
|Deals 1.25 toxin damage per tick, with 8% chance to [[Status Effects#Stun|stun]] for 4 seconds and take 2 additional toxin damage. Also 5% chance to lose breath for a moment. Metabolizes slowly.
|0.05 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Carpotoxin}}Carpotoxin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carpotoxin}}
|N/A
|Toxin
| Deals 2 toxin damage per tick (unless you are a felinid !) . Can be used to make [[#Rezadone|Rezadone]] and [[Guide to food#Seafood|imitation carpmeat]].
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Zombie Powder}}Zombie Powder▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <30%
 pH: 13▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Zombie Powder}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 5 to 14
 '''Unstable purity:''' <30%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Fake death, stun
|If [[#Ingest|ingested]] instantly [[Status Effects#Unconscious|knocks people out]], and makes them appear dead to the most rudimentary of tests. If taken any other way than [[#Ingest|ingestion]] it makes you [[Status Effects#Confusion|confused]] and [[Status Effects#Drowsiness|drowsy]] cycle 1-5, deals 40 stamina damage cycle 5-8 and causes the fake death cycle 9 and onwards. Deals 0.5 suffocation and toxin damage per tick. (Results in 2 units instead of 15)
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ghoul Powder}}Ghoul Powder▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <40%
 pH: 14.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ghoul Powder}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 5 to 14
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Fake death
|Slows metabolism to a death-like state, while keeping the patient fully aware and mobile. Deals 1 suffocation and 0.8 toxin damage per tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Itching Powder}}Itching Powder▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Itching Powder}}
|'''Min temp:''' 280K
 '''Overheat:''' 700K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 5 to 9
 '''Unstable purity:''' <30%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
| Brute, annoyance
|Will cause annoying effects, as well as a chance that the subject will scratch themselves dealing 0.2 Brute damage. Unlike other chems, itching powder will enter your bloodstream from [[#Under the hood|touch]], such as from getting splashed with it. Has a 3% chance to transform into 1 to 3 units of [[#Histamine|Histamine]].
|0.2 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mint Toxin}}Mint Toxin▮
|Mints, Emagged Booze Dispenser, Mushroom Shavings (Lavaland)
| N/A
| Conditional death
|Instantly gibs fat people when ingested.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Slime Jelly}}Slime Jelly▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Slime Jelly}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Toxin
|The base reagent for slime based chemicals. Grinding [[Guide to xenobiology#Formulas|slime extracts]] yields 20u slime jelly per use left. 40% chance to heal 5 Brute damage each tick, but also has a 10% chance to deal a burst of 20-60 toxin damage.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Heparin}}Heparin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Heparin}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Bleeding
|A powerful anticoagulant. All open [[Guide to Wounds#Slash Wounds|bleeding wounds]] on the victim will open up and bleed much faster. Increases bleed flow by 0.5. Doesn't work unless the victim has a [[Guide to Wounds#Slash Wounds|bleeding wound]].
|0.08 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Rotatium}}{{anchor|Skewium}}Rotatium▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Rotatium}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Toxin
|After 20 cycles, causes the victim's screen to display a rocking motion. Deals 0.5 toxin damage per tick. Was previously refinable into Skewium, but skewium was removed from tgstation Oct 2019 for causing client crashes.
| 0.24 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Spewium}}Spewium▮
|[[Syndicate Items#Poison Kit|Poison Kit]]
|N/A
|Toxin
|After 11 ticks, has up to a 50% chance of causing strong vomiting while purging other toxins each tick. After 33 cycles, there is a 15% chance to eject an organ each tick if overdosing. Requires very high doses.
|0.4 units per tick
|29 Units
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Anacea}}Anacea▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <70%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Anacea}}
|'''Min temp:''' 100K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 6 to 9
 '''Unstable purity:''' <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Toxin and Purges Medicines
| Metabolizes very slowly and purges 5u medicines from the victim while dealing 0.15 toxin damage per tick. If the victim also has [[#Pentetic_Acid|Pentetic Acid]] or [[#Calomel|Calomel]], the purging is slowed down to 0.5u per tick.
|0.032 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Fluorosulfuric acid}}{{anchor|Fluorosulfuric Acid}}Fluorosulfuric acid▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <50%
 pH: 0▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fluorosulfuric Acid}}
|'''Min temp:''' 380K
 '''Overheat:''' 800K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 0 to 2
 '''Unstable purity:''' <50%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|Corrosion
|A highly caustic and dangerous substance. Slowly melts equipment and clothes it touches. Instantly deals brute damage if added to or splashed on people. Deals 2 toxin and (current cycle / 15) burn in body. "Acidpower" 42.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Nitric acid}}{{anchor|Nitric Acid}}Nitric acid▮
 Impurity: [[#Chemical Isomers|Chemical Isomers]]
 Inverse: [[#Toxic monomers|Toxic monomers]] <25%
 Failed: [[#Viscous sludge|Viscous sludge]] <50%
 pH: 1.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nitric acid}}
|'''Min temp:''' 480K
 '''Overheat:''' 900K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 0 to 4.1
 '''Unstable purity:''' <50%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|Corrosion
|A corrosive and dangerous substance. Instantly deals brute damage if added to or splashed on people. Deals 3 toxin and (volume / 10) burn in body. "Acidpower" 5. (Results in 2 units instead of 3)
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Weed Killer}} Weed Killer▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Weed Killer}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Toxin
|Kills weeds and causes 1 toxin damage per tick to humans.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pest Killer}}Pest Killer▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pest Killer}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Toxin
|Kills pests in hydroponics trays. Causes 1 toxin damage to humans and 4 toxin damage to [[Guide to races#Flypeople|fly people]], each tick.
|0.4 units per tick.
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Plant-B-Gone}}Plant-B-Gone▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Plant-B-Gone}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 100K '''Overheat temp:''' 900K '''Optimal pH range:''' 5 to 9 '''Min purity:''' 0.3 Mildly exothermic Mildly H+ consuming
|Toxin
|A potent herbicide. Causes 1 toxin damage to humans and 2 toxin damage to [[Guide to races#Podpeople|pod people]], each tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Hot_Ice_Slush}}Hot Ice Slush▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hot_Ice_Slush}}
|N/A
|Toxin
| Heats you up, deals 3 toxin damage and increases the plasma volume of [[xeno]]s. Slowly purges [[#Epinephrine|epinephrine]]. Melts into 12 units of liquid form plasma if heated to 30 °C (303.15 K).
|0.4 units per tick
|N/A
|}

==Unique Chemicals==
These reagents have either a bit more to their use or reaction - making them a bit of unique case

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66; width:120px;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66; width:140px;" |Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" | Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Chemical properties
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Eigenstasium}}Eigenstasium▮
 Impurity: [[#Eigenswap|Eigenswap]]
 Failed: [[#Bluespace Dust|Bluespace Dust]] <40%
 pH: 3.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Eigenstasium}}
|'''Min temp:''' 350K
 '''Overheat:''' 650K
 '''Optimal pH:''' 9 to 12
 '''Unstable purity:''' <40%
 Extremely exothermic
 H+ producing
|A strange mixture formed from a controlled reaction of bluespace with plasma, that causes localised eigenstate fluxuations within the patient.
If the purity of the reagent is over 90%, it will teleport the player to the creation location on consumption (ingestion only)
Next, it will save the location you took the reagent, and create a blue eigenstate version of your character to signal where you will return to.
When the reagent leaves a patients bloodstream, it will teleport the player back to the consumption location.
Dying does not stop processing, you will still return to the consumption location even if dead.

Overdosing causes the stability of your character to split - Teleporting you to a random location close to where you are every second. Afterwards you will slowly become more and more unstable causing various effects. These effects can be reversed/held off by taking stabilising agent, bluespace dust or more eigenstasium.

Spraying this on multiple lockers on the same tile (with an over 80% pure reagent) links the lockers together, creating eigenlockers. Eigenlocker are linked together, teleporting whatever enters them to the next locker in the sequence. You can link as many lockers as you like in a sequence, but you have to have all the lockers on top of each other when you link them. Lockers with a damaged link (i.e. all other lockers in the sequence are destroyed) can be reused in a sequence, but otherwise linked lockers can't be relinked.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Unreacted purity:''' 50%
 '''OD:''' 15u
 Works on the dead
|-
|}

==Impure / Inverse / Failed Chemicals==
These chemicals can only be created from inoptimal reactions.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Chemical properties
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Chemical Isomers}}Chemical Isomers▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 3▮
|Impure chemical isomers made from inoptimal reactions. Causes mild liver damage
|'''Rate:''' 0.1u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Toxic monomers}}Toxic monomers▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
| Inverse reagents are created when a reagent's purity is below it's inverse threshold. The are created either during ingestion - which will then replace their associated reagent, or some can be created during the reaction process.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Viscous sludge}}Viscous sludge▮
 Impurity: Water
 pH: 1.5▮
|A off smelling sludge that's created when a reaction gets too impure.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Insolvent medicinal precipitate}}Insolvent medicinal precipitate▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 11▮
|A viscous mess of various medicines. Will heal a damage type at random
|'''Rate:''' 1u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Helgrasp}}Helgrasp▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|This rare and forbidden concoction is thought to bring you closer to the grasp of the Norse goddess Hel. Sends Hel's hands after whomever has the hubris to consume it.
|'''Rate:''' 1u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Libitoil}}Libitoil▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 13.5▮
| Temporarily interferes a patient's ability to process alcohol, making them more susceptible to it's effects.
|'''Rate:''' 0.1u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Metabolic Inhibition Factor}}Metabolic Inhibition Factor▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 1▮
|This enzyme catalyzes crashes the conversion of nutritious food into [[Guide to food#Peptides|healing peptides]].
|'''Rate:''' 0.025u/tick
 '''OD:''' 10u
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Lentslurri}}Lentslurri▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 3▮
|A highly addicitive muscle relaxant that is made when Lenturi reactions go wrong, this will cause the patient to move slowly.
|'''Rate:''' 0.1u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ichiyuri}}Ichiyuri▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 1.7▮
|Prolonged exposure to this chemical can cause an overwhelming urge to itch oneself.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Aivime}}Aivime▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 3.1▮
|This reagent is known to interfere with the eyesight of a patient.
|'''Rate:''' 0.1u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Herignis}}Herignis▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 0.8▮
|This reagent causes a dramatic raise in a patient's body temperature.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Super Melatonin}}Super Melatonin▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 12.5▮
|This will send the patient to sleep, adding a 25% boost to all healing from medicines in the patient while they are asleep.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Coveroli}}Coveroli▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.82▮
|This reagent is known to coat the inside of a patient's lungs, providing greater protection against hot or cold air.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Technetium 99}}Technetium 99▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|A radioactive tracer agent that can improve a scanner's ability to detect internal organ damage, giving numerical health values of each organ. Also upgrades any health to advanced while it is present. Will irradiate the patient when present very slowly, purging or using a low dose is recommended after use.
|'''Rate:''' 0.3u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Syrinifergus}}Syrinifergus▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|This reagent reduces the purity of all non medicines within the patient, reducing their effects by 20%.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Monover}}Monover▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 0.5▮
|A toxin treating reagent, that only is effective if it's the only reagent present in the patient. Heals 0 to 2u/tick depending on it's purity, however if there are any other reagents in the body other than monover it will deal lung damage instead.
|'''Rate:''' 0.4u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Nooartrium}}Nooartrium▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|A reagent that is known to stimulate the heart in a dead patient, temporarily bringing back recently dead patients at great cost to their heart.
While this reagent is within a patient it will keep them alive and damage their heart, but make them temporarily unable to die and enter crit. As they take more damage they move slower and attack slower, and if they get over 500 damage before the reagent is through them their heart will explode at the end.
Overdosing blows up their heart.
Requires a functional heart to work.
|'''Rate:''' 0.05u/tick
 '''OD:''' 20u
 '''Addictions:'''
 Strong medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cryogelidia}}Cryogelidia▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|Freezes the live or dead patient in an incuded cryostasis ice block, putting them in stasis for a short period of time.
|'''Rate:''' 1u/tick
 Works on the dead
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Eigenswap}}Eigenswap▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 3.3▮
|This reagent is known to swap the handedness of a patient, causing items held by the patient to swap between their left and right hands.
|'''Rate:''' 0.1u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Ipecacide}}Ipecacide▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely gross substance that induces vomiting. It is produced when Lipolicide reactions are impure.
|'''Rate:''' 0.05u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Methanol}}Methanol▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 7▮
|A light, colourless liquid with a distinct smell. Ingestion can lead to blindness. It is a byproduct of organisms processing impure Formaldehyde.
|'''Rate:''' 0.05u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Chloralax}}Chloralax▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 7▮
|An oily, colorless and slightly toxic liquid. It is produced when impure choral hydrate is broken down inside an organism.
|'''Rate:''' 0.05u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Rosenol}}Rosenol▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 7▮
| A strange, blue liquid that is produced during impure mindbreaker toxin reactions. Ingesting it will cause the user to do poetry.
|'''Rate:''' 0.1u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Mannitoil}}Mannitoil▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 12.4▮
|Gives the patient a temporary speech impediment which lasts until the reagent is removed from the patient.
|'''Rate:''' 0.1u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Neruwhine}}Neruwhine▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.4▮
| Induces a temporary brain trauma in the patient by redirecting neuron activity. The trauma lasts as long as they have their reagent in their system.
|'''Rate:''' 0.025u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Corazargh}}Corazargh▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.5▮
|Interferes with the body's natural pacemaker, forcing the patient to manually beat their heart.
|'''Rate:''' 1u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Prohol}}Prohol▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Promotes alcoholic substances within the patients body, making alcohols in a body more potent. Making it an effective reagent to spike someone's drink with! The longer it's in their system, the stronger the alcohol will become.
|'''Rate:''' 0.05u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Oculater}}Oculater▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13▮
|Temporarily blinds the patient while it's in their system.
|'''Rate:''' 0.2u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 Weak medicine
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Tinacusiate}}Tinacusiate▮
 Impure reagent
 pH: 1▮
|Makes the patient's hearing temporarily funky, making things they hear sound funny.
|'''Rate:''' 0.04u/tick
 '''Addictions:'''
 medicine
|-
|}

==Lavaland Chemicals ==
Found primarily in Lavaland flora.

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! scope="col" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Found in
! scope="col" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Type
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Metabolism Rate
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Entropic Polypnium}}Entropic Polypnium▮
|Mushroom Cap (Inocybe), from tall mushrooms
|Food
|20% chance each tick to deal 4 ticks of breath loss, 2 brain damage (max 150), 3 toxin, 10 stamina and blurry eyes. Knocks you unconcious after 10 cycles.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Tinea Luxor}}Tinea Luxor▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Tinea_Luxor}}
|Food
|Makes the consumer glow.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Vitrium Froth}}Vitrium Froth▮
|Cactus Fruit (Fruiting Cactus), Mushroom Leaf (Porcini)
|Food
|80% chance to heal 1 burn and 1 brute damage each tick.
|0.4 units per tick
|-
|}

==Sexy Drugs==
Aphrodisiacs and the like
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style="width:120px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="width:170px; background-color:#FFDD66;" |Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66; width:150px;" | Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Chemical properties
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Crocin}}Crocin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Crocin}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 400K
|'''Description:''' Naturally found in the crocus and gardenia flowers, this drug acts as a natural and safe aphrodisiac. 
'''Taste Description:''' Strawberries
|'''Rate:''' ?u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Hexacrocin}}Hexacrocin▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hexacrocin}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 600K
|'''Description:''' Chemically condensed form of basic crocin. This aphrodisiac is extremely powerful and addictive for most animals. Addiction withdrawals can cause brain damage and shortness of breath. Overdose can lead to brain traumas. Overdose applies a semi-blinding curse. 
'''Taste Description:''' Liquid Desire <code>//hexacrocin now more dangerous, so higher temperature to prevent clowns making it in ghetto and using smokemachine with it.</code>
|'''Rate:''' ?u/tick
 '''OD:''' 25u
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Camphor}}Camphor▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Camphor}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 400K
| This drug is useful if you took a trait that makes you aroused, but aren't looking for the horny that shift. '''Description:''' Naturally found in some species of evergreen trees, camphor is a waxy substance. When ingested by most animals, it acts as an anaphrodisiac,reducing libido and calming them. Non-habit forming and non-addictive. 
'''Taste Description:''' Dull bitterness
|'''Rate:''' ?u/tick
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Pentacamphor}}Pentacamphor▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentacamphor}}
|'''Min react temp:''' 500K
|'''Description:''' Chemically condensed camphor. Causes an extreme reduction in libido and a permanent one if overdosed. Non-addictive. 
'''Taste Description:''' Tranquil celibacy
|'''Rate:''' ?u/tick
 '''OD:''' 20u
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Cum}}Cum▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cum}}
|'''Min react temp:''' None
|'''Description:''' A fluid secreted by the sexual organs of many species. 
'''Taste Description:''' musky and salty this is so cursed, what am I doing with my life?
|'''Rate:''' ?u/tick
 '''OD:''' none.
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Succubus milk}}Succubus milk▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Succubus Milk}}
|'''Min react temp:''' None.
|'''Description:''' A volatile collodial mixture derived from milk that encourages mammary production via a potent estrogen mix. 
'''Taste Description:''' a milky ice cream like flavour.
|'''Rate:''' 0.25u/tick
 '''OD:''' 17u
|-
! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Incubus draft}}Incubus draft▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Incubus Draft}}
|'''Min react temp:''' None.
|'''Description:''' A volatile collodial mixture derived from various masculine solutions that encourages a larger gentleman's package via a potent testosterone mix, formula derived from a collaboration from Fermichem and Doctor Ronald Hyatt, who is well known for his phallus palace. 
'''Taste Description:''' chinese dragon powder
|'''Rate:''' 0.5u/tick
 '''OD:''' 17u
|-
|}

==More Narcotics==
The one narcotic added by Nova Sector
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! scope="col" class="unsortable" style="background-color:#FFDD66;" |Chemical properties
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! style="background-color:#FFEE88;" |{{anchor|Quaalude}}Quaalude▮
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Quaalude}}
|'''Min react temp:''' None
|'''Description:''' Relaxes the user, putting them in a hypnotic, drugged state. A favorite drug of kids from Brooklyn.. 
'''Taste Description:''' Lemons
|'''Rate:''' ?u/tick
 '''OD:''' 20u
|-
|}

== Reagent Delivery{{anchor|Reagent Delivery}}==
{{anchor|Under_the_hood}}There are different ways you can apply chemicals to a person or the environment.

===Delivery types===
There are 5 types of delivery, called '''ingest''', '''inject''', '''vapor''', '''touch''' and '''patch'''. If you are not interested in the details, you can skip to [[#Smoke_vs_foam|Smoke vs Foam vs others]]. 

====Ingest====
Ingesting reagents puts them into the [[Guide to medicine#Organ table|stomach]]. The individual reagents in the stomach will then be digested over time, which slowly moves them to the bloodstream at a rate partly based on the amount of them in the stomach, and stomach type ([[Guide to races|race]]). Most reagents have no effect until they have been moved to the bloodstream where they start metabolising (an exception is milk). They can be ejected if the person vomits. Ingestion is used by pills, cigarettes, [[General items#Vape|e-cigarettes]] and drinking/eating the reagent directly. Inhaling [[#Smoke|smoke]] counts as ingesting, with the difference that smoke bypasses the stomach and is added directly to the bloodstream. [[#Probital|Probital]] works best when ingested.

====Inject====
On inject the reagent simply enters the target's bloodstream and starts metabolising. Reagents in blood can be [[Surgery#Filter Blood|filtered out]] using surgery. Used by syringes and IV-drips. [[#Syriniver|Syriniver]] works best if injected.

====Vapor====
Vapor is used by (ranged) spray bottles and [[#Fluorosurfactant|foam]]. A portion of the reagents will enter the bloodstream of the target, but clothes will protect from some/most/all of it depending on clothing. Any hardsuit typically makes the target completely immune to getting it into their bloodstream, if the helmet is closed. But if the reagent has a "vapor" based component, that component will still affect the target, like [[#Fluorosulfuric Acid|Fluorosulfuric Acid]]. See more about [[#Fluorosurfactant|foam]] [[#Smoke_vs_foam|below]], with examples. [[#Hercuri|Hercuri]] works best as vapor.

==== Touch====
Touch is used by [[#Smoke|smoke]] and splashing. If the reagent has a "touch" based component, that component will affect the target (such as the instant heal part of [[#Synthflesh|Synthflesh]]), without being blocked by clothing. Nothing at all will enter the target's bloodstream, with the exception of smoke if the target has no internals on. Currently all "touch" components are also "patch" components. See more on [[#Smoke|smoke]] [[#Smoke_vs_foam|below]], with examples.

====Patch====
Patch is used by patches and medical gels. The reagent enters the target's bloodstream entirely AND if the reagent has a "patch" based component, that component will affect the target. Currently all "patch" components are also "touch" components.

===Smoke vs foam vs others ===
These are the major practical differences between pills, syringes, patches, cigarettes, [[#Smoke|smoke]], [[#Fluorosurfactant|foam]], splash and spray. 
====Pills====
Pills can be instantly [[#Ingest|ingested]] if used on yourself. It doesn't work if mouth is covered. [[Plasmaman|Plasmamen]] will have trouble taking these. They hold up to 50u. Aren't added to bloodstream instantly. 

====Syringes====
[[Medical items#Syringe|Syringes]] can inject into people even with their mouths covered, either by hand or with a syringe gun. It doesn't work on players wearing hardsuits or other pierce-immune clothing, unless you use a piercing syringe or manage to aim for an exposed part of their body. [[Golem]]s are completely immune to syringes (even piercing syringes), but [[Guide to chemistry#Patches|patches]] do work on them. A syringe holds between 10-60u, depending on type. Common syringes hold 15u. 

====Patches====
Will add all reagents into a person's bloodstream through any clothing, including hardsuits. Also apply [[#Touch|touch]]/[[#Patch|patch]] based effects. Example: A patch of 20u [[#Synthflesh|Synthflesh]] will instantly heal 25 brute and burn (touch component), and also enter the target's bloodstream (which in this case does nothing). Usable by [[Plasmaman|plasmamen]]. Can hold up to 40u. 

==== Cigarettes====
Can be dipped in reagents to be filled. If smoking/vaping, you will slowly [[#Ingest|ingest]] whatever reagents the cigarette/cigar/[[General items#Vape|e-cig]] contains. Though, if the reagents are too diluted, they may not build up in your bloodstream fast enough to have any effect at all. [[General items#Vape|E-cigarettes]] can be trimmed with a screwdriver and multitool to also create [[#Smoke|smoke]]. 

====[[#Smoke|Smoke]]====
{{Anchor|Smoke_effect}}
When a smoke reaction occurs, the smoke will consume any other reagent in its original containers, and spread that reagent to flooring and people/mobs who enter its area of effect. People who enter the smoke will be [[#Touch|touched]] by the reagents. If they do not have internals or a gas mask on, they will also [[#Ingest|ingest]] the reagents. The amount of smoke does not dilute the reagents. The reagents will be copied to every individual or tile (not walls, windows or doors) over the cloud's duration. Reagents that are special coded to affect floor/environment (such as blood, [[#Fluorosulfuric Acid|acid]] or [[#Space_Cleaner|Space Cleaner]]) will do so. Smoke will usually block sight. 
'''Smoke example 1:''' Smoke containing 20u [[#Synthflesh|Synthflesh]]. Everyone caught in the cloud, including people wearing hardsuits, will slowly heal 25 brute and burn (and take toxin damage), if they stay in the smoke for its full duration (otherwise they will heal partially). Those who are not wearing internals will also [[#Ingest|ingest]] 20u of the medicine, making it enter their bloodstream (which does nothing in this case). 

'''Smoke example:''' Smoke containing 20u [[#Chlorine Trifluoride|Chlorine Trifluoride]](CLF3). CLF3 has a [[#Touch|touch]] component, so everyone caught in the cloud, including people wearing hardsuits and internals, will catch on fire. It will also deal burn damage to the environment, since CLF3 is coded to do so. Those who are not wearing internals will also [[#Ingest|ingest]] 20u of the CLF3 and thus, start heating up from the inside, effectively burning from both in and out at the same time. 

====[[#Fluorosurfactant|Foam]]====
When a foam reaction occurs, the foam will consume any other reagent in its original containers, and spread that reagent to flooring and people/mobs who enter its area of effect. The foam will spread slower than smoke and is usually slippery. Reagents will be copied through the [[#Vapor|vapor]] type delivery to those affected over the duration of the foam, BUT the reagents will be heavily diluted depending on the amount of foaming reagent used. Any clothing will reduce how much of the reagents will enter a person's bloodstream. Furthermore, foam reagent bloodstream insertion is divided into several 'ticks'. A minimum amount of reagent is required per tick for it to enter a bloodstream. So if too little reagents are contained in the reaction, or too much foam is used, the foam will do nothing. These ticks are counted ''after'' dilution and protection from clothing. On the other hand, if you use very small amounts of foam, the reagents may instead multiply in the bloodstream to more than the original amount. Hardsuits with helmets on will make people immune to getting reagents into their bloodstream through foam. Despite dilution, the foam will still copy remaining chems such as [[#Fluorosulfuric Acid|acid]], [[#Chlorine Trifluoride|CLF3]], or [[#Space_Cleaner|Space Cleaner]] to any tile it touches (but not walls, windows or doors). Foam will not block sight. 

'''Foam example 1:''' 250u foam containing 10u [[#Cyanide|Cyanide]] will spread a blue foam that does nothing to those it touches. The poison is too diluted to work at all. 

'''Foam example 2:''' 20u foam containing 250u [[#Fluorosulfuric Acid|Fluorosulfuric Acid]]. A small area and everyone touched by the foam will have large amounts of acid slowly melting their clothing and the affected floor and items. Those who did not wear a hardsuit with helmet on will also have a large amount of acid in their bloodstreams, depending on what they were wearing and how long they were in the foam. If they had internals on or not doesn't matter. 

====Splashing====
Throwing a beaker or using {{Rightclick}} on something while holding it will splash its contents. The longer throw distance, the more the splash will spread out. A [[grenade]] will splash its content unless it also contains [[#Smoke|smoke]] or [[#Fluorosurfactant|foam]]. Splashing only does [[#Touch|touch]] delivery. This means most chemicals will do absolutely nothing when splashed. Reagents that have special properties to affect environment, such as Water, will do so where splashed (creates slippery tile). Reagents that have a [[#Touch|touch]] component will apply that component only. Example: If you throw a beaker of 80u [[#Synthflesh|Synthflesh]] at someone, you will instantly heal them for 100 brute and burn (and deal up to 150 toxin damage), since Synthflesh is touch/patch based. It doesn't matter if the target uses hardsuit or internals in this case. This means throwing a beaker of poison at someone will do nothing at all. Splashing can apply chemicals such as [[#Thermite|Thermite]] to walls. 

====Spraying====
Spraying reagents will apply them to environments (if they have any such effect), and will enter hit people's bloodstreams through the [[#Vapor|vapor]] delivery. This means clothing will protect from some/most/all of the reagents, depending on what they are wearing. Using a hardsuit with helmet on makes them immune to getting the reagent into their bloodstream. Reagents such as [[#Fluorosulfuric Acid|acid]], [[#Chlorine Trifluoride|CLF3]], or [[#Space_Cleaner|Space Cleaner]] will still cause their special effects when sprayed on people/environments, but will not enter the bloodstream if the target is wearing too heavy clothing.

== Beyond the Dispenser==
Just because it isn't found in the dispenser or the guide above doesn't mean you can't use it! [[Guide to drinks|Drinks]], [[Guide to xenobiology|slime cores]] and plenty of other things can provide limitless fun for an enterprising and curious chemist.

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= Tips & Tricks =
Things that aren't a full Form but also don't belong on the [[Guide_to_Paperwork|Guide To Paperwork]].

= Matching Official Forms =

== The Raw Files ==
The forms the Photocopier can print are stored in config/blanks.json, see the Github of [https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation/blob/7061c67a2d76bb583de39f4b70b3faf8eae89ccd/config/blanks.json TG Station] and [https://github.com/NovaSector/NovaSector/blob/3040f1775545c0ca4072f9d7c1c2b37cdf4cb553/config/blanks.json Nova].

== Fancy Headers ==
How the Official Documents do the colored bars with text: It's a Table with a background character and a font recolored. Taken from the Quick/Motho Medical Encounter form:
<h3><table bgcolor="steelblue" width="100%"><th><div align="center">One Easy Trick For Fun And Profit:</div></th></table></h3>
<pre>
<h3><table bgcolor="steelblue" width="100%"><th><div align="center">Personal Details</div></th></table></h3>
</pre>

== What Colors Do They Use? ==

All official forms, for their colored headers, use White text overtop a department-specific color.
Subscript text uses "grey" but does not reduce the font size.

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Printable Forms' Used Colors
|-
! Dept !! Colors !! Low-saturation
|-
! style="background-color:royalblue;color:white" | Command || RoyalBlue || style="background-color:#ecf0fc;color:black" | #ecf0fc
|-
! style="background-color:firebrick;color:white" | Security || FireBrick || style="background-color:#f7e8e8;color:black" | #f7e8e8
|-
! style="background-color:darkorange;color:white" | Engineering || DarkOrange || style="background-color:#fff3e5;color:black" | #fff3e5
|-
! style="background-color:darkviolet;color:white" | Research || DarkViolet || style="background-color:#f4e5fa;color:black" | #f4e5fa
|-
! style="background-color:steelblue;color:white" | Medical || SteelBlue || style="background-color:#ecf2f7;color:black" | #ecf2f7
|-
! style="background-color:darkgoldenrod;color:white" | Supply || DarkGoldenrod || style="background-color:#f7f2e6;color:black" | #f7f2e6
|-
! style="background-color:slategray;color:white" | "Other" || SlateGray || style="background-color:#f0f2f3;color:black" | #f0f2f3
|-
! style="background-color:darkkhaki;color:white" | SolFed || DarkKhaki || style="background-color:#f8f7f0;color:black" | #f8f7f0
|-
! style="background-color:DarkOliveGreen;color:white" | CentCom || DarkOliveGreen || style="background-color:#eef0ea;color:black" | #eef0ea

|}

== Field Sizes ==
=== Lines for long entry: ===
<pre>[___________________________________]</pre>

=== Date and Time ===

Just a single [__________] and remind folk they can use %d to write the Date, and %t to write the station time

= What ARE Things? =

== Weapon Permits ==

=== What even IS a Weapon Permit? ===

A weapon permit is literally an access level on your ID, under the Security heading. Security HUDs and Permit HUDs will be able to see an icon in the lower left corner over you, and Beepsky, even if set to Arrest for Unauthorized Weapons, won't attack you just for having the weapon. It represents permission to openly or secretly carry legally-obtained firearms, usually obtained through Cargo. You are thus allowed to carry them in a non-threatening manner for no reason, as per [[Corporate_Regulations#Brandishing_a_Weapon_-_206|206: Brandishing]]. Illegitimate firearms are '''not''' covered by a Weapons Permit, as per [[Corporate_Regulations#Exemptions_and_specific_details|Corp Regs Restricted Firearms section]],
=== Who gives them out? ===

[[Command Policy#Permits|The Captain sets the rules]], but the HoP's usually the one to do the paperwork and change the access accordingly.

=== What do they cost? ===

This is at the discretion of the Captain and the HoP, mainly the Captain.

* Money: but you'll tend to see 200cr on a Good Day, 500cr on a Bad Day, 1000cr on a "I don't want to say we're not giving out permits, but we're not giving out permits" day.

* Background Check (Serious): Using the Security Records console or HUDGlasses to read their provided security flavor text. Numerous folk leave that field blank, since their character's a "good egg." You're free to deny on the grounds that Lopland doesn't have a good grasp on who you are and can't vouch for your trustworthiness.

* Background Check (Silly): Do you see my desk? "Yes." Do you see the wall behind me? "Yes?" So if the desk is in the foreground, the wall back there is in the..? "... Background?" This concludes the Background Check.

* Favors: Grab me a cup of joe, yeah? Tell me how cool the gun you buy is. First-born child. [[Corporate_Regulations#battery|Wedgie the RD]].

=== Who keeps the fee? ===

It goes straight into the HoP's hands. It is theirs to add to their own account, to send to subordinates, or to be really lame and stick in the ''cargo'' budget. Unless the Captain says otherwise. Don't mention it to them, and just quietly pocket it. It's free money.

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|img = Tiger_Cooperative-Logo.png|The Church's flag
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|loretype = FACTION
|mainname = Tiger Cooperative
|othernames = Tiger, Tiger Co-op, Church of the True Angels
|relatedpages = [[Lore:Changeling|Changelings]]
|relatedlore = [[Lore:Changeling|Changelings]], [[Nova_Sector_lore|Nova Sector]], [[Lore:Syndicate|The Syndicate]]
|languages = {{Common}}
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The Tiger Cooperative is a non-sovereign Corporation, a member of the Syndicate, and a front for the [[Lore:Changeling|Changeling]]-focused '''Church of the True Angels'''.

= The Quaternity of Eternity, The Evershifting Paradigm Of Stability =
Skin and bone: weakness alone. Flesh and blood: no better than mud. Long have cultures waxed poetic about each, and in each shred of lies there lay a truth. The Holy Calling may reductively be summarized as such, should you are.

To master one's self is to master each of the four. Complete control of the self leads to greater control of the rest. The ideal person is one whose ''every cell'' bends to their whim: [[Lore:Changeling|'''Changeling''']]. In pursuit of power, of higher power, of absolute power, Tiger Cooperative follows the lessons of bioterrors, growing each cell with new orders.

== Skin ==
'''Tiger Cooperative''', renowned biological pioneers and one of the premiere names in transhumanism. '''"Unafraid of pushing beyond our limitations,"''' say their products.

Above-board, Tiger Cooperative operates one of SolFed's top ten [[Lore:Genemodding|Genemodding]] laboratories, the only one willing to push the genetic stability of their patients beyond legally-safe levels. Every genetic alteration permitting a significant at-will personal alteration stems from Tiger's patented {{TooltipInline|Display Text='''Polymorph Gene Sequence'''|Tooltip=That is, the genetic modification given by your character taking the Quirk.}} '''retrovirus'''. This specific genemod alters several glands in the body to produce an {{TooltipInline|Display Text=endemic|Tooltip=Native to one's body. It's not a contageous virus as it works exclusively on your body. In theory, if you sneezed on a perfect clone of yourself, it might work, but the clone's immune system wouldn't be willfully suppressed so they'd likely fight it off.}} virus, which itself self-alters in response to conscious shifts in the host's self-image, and once an intended mutation is considered finalized, the new version of the retrovirus aggressively attacks pieces of the host incompatible with their grand vision, and a secondary genemod fosters the rapid regrowth of new tissue in the area, repurposing phagocytes into reconstructive elements to build the new cells from the debris of the old. The Self-Actualization Device is based on these principles, too.

'''"Reimagining, culling, and reconstruction"''': not just their flagship product's pathway, but the entire {{TooltipInline|Display Text=business model|Tooltip=Astute readers might draw parallels to the modus operandi of Changelings, and would be surprised to learn that the retrovirus operates independently of Changeling biology.}} of the Tiger Cooperative. Tiger Cooperative markets itself as a {{TooltipInline|Display Text="Tiger Team,"|Tooltip=No real tigers are involved. Anthromorphic folk with Tiger-like appearances are not necessarily excluded, but are not innate to the structure.}} which they paraphrase as ''"a team of undomesticated and uninhibited technical specialists, selected for their experience, energy, and imagination, and assigned to track down relentlessly every possible source of failure in a body."'' Tiger Cooperative leads the charge in {{TooltipInline|Display Text=biodisease|Tooltip=Bio Disease may seem redundant, but it's scarier if it isn't.}} research, and often not on the curing side.

== Bone ==
Tiger Cooperative is surprisingly a large proponent of [[Lore:Synths#Recent History|"Silicon Rights,"]] despite their biological-focus and despite synthetic life having had equal rights to organics [[Lore:Synths#Recent History|for centuries now]]. During the year-long legal battle over silicon rights, the '''Sentient-Engine Liberation Front''' [[Lore:Syndicate#SELF|(SELF)]] spearheaded social, legal, and physical campaigns across the entire Federation until both the framework for recognizing Synthetic Life and for acknowledging future forms of new Life were cemented in a supermajority vote by the Council of the Sol Federation. With their goals achieved, the members of SELF took one of three paths, if they kept fighting:

The SELF brand, their lawyers and activists, moved to fixing smaller injustices like employer disputes, discrimination, inequity. The radicals, soldiers without a cause, they drifted through the cosmos, taking up fights for silicon rights or coin. What remains are the despicable folk, those who joined SELF for ignoble reasons.

What remain in villainy are the supremacists, those who feel that equal rights should only come with equal ability, that biologics have yet to earn rights on par with synthetics, that SELF abandoned the fight just as it was beginning. What better way to diminish the pestilence of organic life than to breed their predators? These supremacists form the backbone of Tiger Cooperative, believing in the corporate vision not as a business, but a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=moral|Tooltip=Moral, philosophical, ethical?}} drive.

Much like a backbone, their role is more logistical and structural than outward-facing. Tiger Cooperative is not a Silicon Supremacy movement, though their motives align in diminishing non-Changeling populations. The SELF-exiles wield their prior networks forged in the fires of revolution, operating in channels that a whimsical church could not hope to be taken seriously. To the SELF-Exiles, Tiger Cooperative is their hammer, and Changelings their chisel, with which they will carve the universe into perfection.

== Flesh ==
The leadership of the Church of True Angels wields dogma like a baton: pointed into the orchestra, conducting them into balanced harmony. As haughty and egletarian as Changelings would have you believe they are, were they to be left to their own devices, fears the church, they would burn bright and burn out, like a candle lit on both ends in a pool of gasoline. Yes, they would conquer. They would infiltrate planets, rend them apart and assimilate them into a unified ball of harmonious unity. They would exterminate all life on said planet dissimilar to themeslves, would harvest every nutrient in the soil, every photon from their sun. Half of SolFed and her enemies have some form of planet-annihilating weapon. With no recourse, any number of fleets could instantly appear just outside the planet's grasp and unleash an impossible salvo - be it prolonged bombardment of large numbers of Bluespace Artillery, or quantum displacement of tectonic plates, some form of supermatter conflageration, or the kinetic energy of a medium-sized boulder pushed out an airlock - and deinhabit the planet permanently. All things a modern planet with neighboring allies would have some counter-play against, but an organic unity of fresh bioterrors? No chance of survival.

The Church of the True Angels' leadership (who hate being called the '''Conductors''', don't give those changelings the satisfaction of playing into their metaphor) sees the hives for what they are: new to the universe and on a bad path, full of potential energy - like kerosene. Changelings have the potential to revolutionize the stars, for better or worse, if only they can survive it. To that end, the purpose of the Church of the True Angels is to protect and foster Changelings and their Hives, regardless of their appreciation. In the grand scheme, the Church not only lures people to their doom, but actively sabotages advances against Changelings, isolates potential hiveworlds and, when necessary, reprimands Changelings who threaten to expand too loudly, too quickly, in shortsighted ways incompatible with the survival of their species.

Most in the '''Clergy''' know the true origin of Changelings: the Maldeployment over Ordo. Distressingly, many of the Clergy ''survived through it'', fleeing with fellow Ordoht as their planet and their people melded into one malevolent entity. Even with their entire heritage lost to these lings, these Ordoht still champion for them for many reasons.

* To the '''Keepers''', the Changelings are as an exhibit in a zoo: captive, full of instinct, and in dire need of preservation. The Keepers build walls (metaphorically) not just to protect humanity from the Changelings, but to protect the bioterror from society. The Keepers seek a strict feeding schedule, controlled growth, and to say cultural opinions towards their survival. They do not intend to allow Changelings to grow exponentially, or spread wildly, or act of their own power, and will fight to keep their present numbers and status quo - minus the adversity.
* To the '''Cultivators''', the Changelings are as they were before the Maldeployment: an incredible tool for terraforming. Despite the murder and autonomy, Changelings do revolutionize a planet's ecosystem into a uniform stability. Despite being built on wildly different skeletons, of concrete and ecosystems, once a hive world is complete, it looks and feels virtually identical to any other hive world. The Cultivators seek to foster this behavior, to guide Changelings into efficient behavior, to make them better tools and to unleash them on "incompatible" worlds. Some Cultivators hold a misguided dream that one day, they'll be able to adapt themselves to live on a hive world in peace, whereas other Cultivators hold no delusion of having a place of their own in their perfect universe. To the latter, a job well done is its own reward, and there is no greater job than terraforming planets to maximize habitability.
* To the '''Mourners''', the Changelings are the same flesh that once walked as most of their society. The Ordoht "killed" in the Maldeployment still exist - at least, their biomass does, and in caring for this pile of biomass, they care for their culture. The most devout delusional Mourners hold some belief that their ancestors still live in some capacity within the Changelings, either as disjointed memories, strands of Resonance, or even complete persons. If a Changeling can whisper to you in a dead lover's tongue, are they truly dead? Yes, obviously, but with Changelings, even the most obvious truths are suspect.

* To the '''Surrogates''', the Changelings are an extant form of life. The Ordoht created this life through an act of terraforming, and have a responsibility to see it grow. The Surrogates might not approve of every life choice their progeny are choosing, but part of growing up is making mistakes and learning from them. Through some perverted sense of parenthood, the Surrogates feel they owe their lives to seeing Changelings grow. With as many schools of thought on parenthood as there are, the Surrogates too are conflicted about the best way to support their offspring. Some want to shield Changelings from the consequences of their actions, going to great lengths to censure overaggresions and mislead SolFed. Others think the only way Changelings will learn to be subtle and integrate better is to let them get what's coming to them: relentless Marshal assaults on any hive dumb enough to get noticed. These Surrogates believe they have but one child, so as long as Changelings persist, the loss of one hive is painful, yes, but not lethal.

== Blood ==
Listen to the choir, hear them sing. Hear them open their hymnals and welcome your harmony into their hearts. A church without followers is a building, a church without faith is a business. The Church, despite the lesser squabbles of her clergy's motivations, offers a unified hall to relinquish doubts in, to surrender one's self to a higher purpose, to ascend the crushing cycle of routine life and become part of something greater. In a literal sense, the Church preaches that to be consumed by a Changeling is to offer it your being, for it to carry you with it through eternity, but only if you are worthy. Make no mistake, Changelings kill. There is no noble purpose to every human they gore, no grand design for every lesser being butchered. Changelings simply eat to persist, and persist to eat. These dregs offer them nothing but sustenance or biomass. But you, child of the True Angels, you know better than them. You have made yourselves '''Interesting''', full of novel experiences and cherished memories, a trove of skills and emotions that any Hive would be fools to do anything but retain and revere.

To simply throw one's body into the maw of the nearest Changeling is to offend it with your presumptions, to have wasted the years of your life that belonged to you alone, to act as brainless biomass and you will be treated as such. A good worshiper of the True Angels seeks enlightenment through self-improvement, exploring new sensations to one day offer to their Angels, accumulating new facts and insights that may one day save their Angel. As a result of this ethos, most of the Church's recruitment starts from seemingly-unrelated self-help programs, books, clubs, life coaches. Anything that preys on the self-doubtful and weak-willed, those who would jump to fix themselves at any cost.

=== Be Absorbed ===

'''Joining the Church''' is an intentionally obscure affair; newcomers are selected from vulnerable populations through Tiger Cooperative Self-Help seminars. Tiger Cooperative sells a wide variety of self-affirmation services and products: from the bodymorphic Polymorph gene sequences, to a vast array of consumer-grade genemods, all to ensure your body is to your liking. Tiger offers seminars, self-help and mental health, to ensure your mind is to your liking. And to those who still feel empty, alone? There's a small meeting you'd be perfect for, a little get-together of like-minded folk who'll love you for who you are. You've tried your hand with the galaxy, you've made yourself who you want to be and still the galaxy's indifferent to your charms. Not here. Here, you are with family. Your only family, the only one who loves you and wants you to grow strong and wise and successful. Here, you are loved. Here, you have purpose.

====== The End is not The End is not The End ======
A true Believer ''fears'' the final sting of their gods, and in their dying breath will mourn what greater bounties they could have brought their predator, had they only the years. When a Believer grows frail, body failing, only ''then'' will they offer their everything to their chosen Angel.

Ideally, they will have spent years of their life talking with their Angels, quietly deciding which they would walk with in eternity, whom they will bless with their entirety and be blessed with their fondness. In practice, Believers rarely have access to more than a handful of Patron Angels, from rarely more than one Hive, and can scarcely convince any of them to spend more than a fleeting conversation with. The Believer often has to settle for their church branch's local patrons, or risk migrating to a new sect. Even with the largest hives, the relationship between Angel and Believer remains extremely parasocial and one-sided. This parasociality extends to their very last breath, as while the Believer would have a grand ceremony with symbolic gestures and the adoration of their church, the Angel's usually bored of the decorum - if they're aware of their Believer's advances to begin with! - and moves to quickly absorb the distressingly willing victim. The Church does their best to conceal this triteness beneath a grand tapestry of majesty and spectacle.

== Heart ==
Few, if any, Changelings are involved in the Church of the True Angels. Those that are keep that a secret from the organization, lest they be fetishized and worshiped and pigeonholed into ceremonial buffoonery and lofty expectations. The relationship is one of parent and child, of resource and user, of stalker and idol. The Church is both useful and suffocating, enriching and stifling. Some Hives see the Church as a greater boon than others, and some are more willing to entertain the frivolities and expectations of the Church.

For a species built on secrecy and infiltration, a large organization - ''no matter how benevolent'' - is just another attack surface laden with weaknesses for enemies to exploit against you. Most Hives would rather exterminate the Church and replace them entirely, were the Church {{TooltipInline|not so public|That's not to say the Church is a public institution. It's simply that the Church is known to SolFed enough that were it to suddenly shift, as if replaced or destroyed, SolFed would be alerted enough to properly respond.}} about their affairs.

Changelings and hives who willingly accept Church support use it in a few ways:

* Cover - Especially when establishing a long-term identity, a hiding assassin can use accomplices to correct or distract from minor deviations, provide references for events that hadn't happened, alibis, employment. Tiger Cooperative presently fakes large-scale traffic to two formerly-dense planets, masking their active and complete Hive infestation.
* Currency - Stealing a person's face does not mean stealing their bank pin. Suddenly paying for everything in cash might be seen as a Suspicious Deviation, but having a debit card from a new bank because "the bastards stiffed me on a late fee" is nothing new. Tiger Cooperative owns several shell banks and companies to ensure that a Changeling need not expose themselves for profit.
* Cleansing - Mistakes happen; someone gets a little too wise to a replaced lover, and in the process of ''correcting'' that issue, the Changeling builds a bigger problem, one that snowballs until it can only be purified in {{TooltipInline|subnuclear|Referring more to plasma floods and other arsons than to uranium in a bottom capacity.}} flames.
* Corralling - Hunting prey is a full-time endeavor, and when one wants to expand at an industrial level, one needs to outsource the issue. The Tiger Cooperative is more than eager to ''indirectly'' fund colonization programs or other corporate retreats, sending shiploads of rubes to their demise.

Hives who willingly accept Church support are looked down upon by other Hives, though, as taking unnecessary risks and also not being strong enough to do it all themselves. While no Hive itself has been documented as excommunicated or shunned, numerous individuals have been exiled as Hiveless due to their dependence on the cattle's church.

= Tiger Cooperative for Dummies =
Tiger Cooperative is a corporation that sells Genemods and other biological aides, as well as self-help programs. In doing so, they target people who are insecure about something, either their body, their mind, their mental health, or something else. Tiger Cooperative offers these vulnerable people hope that they can be accepted... into a cult: The Church of the True Angels.

The Church of the True Angels worships Changelings for several reasons. Not all members are religious worshipers, but all have their reasons to want Changelings to thrive in some way. The Church teaches worshipers to go out into the universe and live a wonderful life, getting a lot of experiences so that when they're eventually absorbed by a Changeling, they impart more wisdom. Of course, we the readers know that when Changelings absorb people, they only steal the DNA, but

As Changelings are known to SolFed as deadly weapons, helping them is a crime, so the Church of the True Angels is a terror group. Tiger Cooperative is affiliated with the Syndicate because they both do crime. Tiger Cooperative (and the Church) provide the Syndicate with genemods and a bit of protection from Changelings, and the Syndicate helps the Tiger Cooperative get illegal things and cover up hive attacks. If Tiger thought the Changelings wanted to attack the Syndicate, most of them would help, and the Syndicate suspects as much, so Tiger and the Syndicate are not the best of friends.

== How is Tiger Cooperative allowed to exist within SolFed in any capacity? ==
Unlike [[Lore:Cybersun Industries|Cybersun Industries]], Tiger Cooperative agents are known to be working for Tiger Cooperative in an unironic sense. Lacking the plausible deniability of "oh it's just a generic slogan" or "they mean it as Mars Independence," a Tiger Cooperative terrorist reflects poorly on the Tiger Cooperative itself. Despite this, SolFed does not actively have an ''effective'' anti-terror unit purging the universe of every Tiger Cooperative facility to restore peace.

* Good Product - The Tiger Cooperative genemods are ''prolific'' and widespread, and some people believe that a few Tiger Coop "shenanigans" are far more tolerable than the widespread loss of polymorphic genemods and mental health networks. For all the evil Tiger Coop does, they do a lot of good.
** Bribery - Some of those "some people" are high-ranking {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Cliquefathers|Tooltip=Self-described. This isn't an accepted term in any legal or lore capacity, but it describes how high up they are in what should be a distributed sort of collective.}} whose influence can strongly push for more Tiger tolerance than is called for. A band of SolFed Marshals who're getting too close to doing serious damage to Tiger might find themselves defunded, stonewalled, or pointed towards some other evil.
* Distancing - While the goals of a Tiger Cooperative terrorist align with their internal goals of furthering Changelings, these goals often conflict with the public-facing Tiger Cooperative's drive. Killing customers is ''not'' a good look and ''not'' a good way to profit, so why would Tiger Coop sponsor said killings? "Obviously," Tiger will say, "They are a disgruntled employee who wanted to hurt Tiger. We do not endorse their agenda and are deeply saddened."
* Discretion - The Church of True Angels lurks in secrecy, approaching only those screened by Tiger processes. Outwardly, there is no "Church" for Tiger to supposedly be affiliated with in the first place.
* Disposal - Working with shapeshifting form-stealers who want to infiltrate large governments means that politicians who outwardly oppose Tiger Cooperative tend to suddenly stop opposing them for no particular reason.
* Franchising - In an absolute last-ditch effort, the "Cooperative" nature of Tiger Cooperative allows them to shift blame to one specific branch, allowing the galaxy's politicians a chance to feel good about triumphing over evil while Tiger itself withdraws from the public's eye, builds up legal defenses again, etc. This doesn't fool ''many'' people, but it fools the right people for long enough to keep Tiger Cooperative intact. One day, Tiger will run out of ways to deflect blame, and will likely face the Scarborough treatment, if not annihilation.
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== Summary ==
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=Heliostatic Coalition=
The '''Heliostatic Coalition''' is an interplanetary organization centered on assisting its member states in surviving the harsh perils of surviving in our universe and thriving within the regions of space that they occupy. Physically occupied regions quite far from the Orion arm, their territory is closer to the Nova Sector then it is Sol Federation territory. The members of this coalition are representatives of various cultures and communities, both human and alien, but all brought together under the banner of unity as dreamt of in the earliest days of the Sol Federation.

The Heliostatic Coalition is a parallel nation to SolFed, a union of various 300-year-old colonies from ''mainly''-Slavic cultures from SolFed who were cut off by bad logistics, and only in the past 70 years did SolFed regain contact. Until then, the colonies struggled, as they were equipped to build starter factories for a second wave of colonists to build off of, and then the second wave never came. Many starved, and the HC colonies struggled, and then they united and worked past the adversity. Now that they've met SolFed again, they see that over the 200 years, SolFed has ''rotten'' from corruption and ''buckled'' under the weight of juggling 10,000ish members. The HC thusly holds a better claim to the original ideals of SolFed than actual SolFed does, and that's another source of friction between the two. Thus, the HC refused to properly rejoin SolFed, but is willing to work as decent neighbors. The Heliostatic Coalition is relatively near the Nova Sector, so the occasional [[Lore:EPF|Expeditionary Patrol ship]] will stop by Nova to check it out.

==History==

In the decades following the arrival of the [[Lore:Moths|Mothic people]]s and hot off the boom of cries for {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:SolFed#International_Space_Administration|Unificationism]]|A movement to abandon or minimize existing human nations and unite under a single banner. Ironically, the movement itself was highly disjoint, with coteries pushing for mutually exclusive omni-governments, ranging from a single unitary state to a broad federation.}} across the Sol sector, an explosion of new settlement groups set to the stars in search of new lands and new opportunities. These movements, however bold and wonderful, were shortsighted. Expeditionary ships sent from the Sol sector landed, expecting secondary ships containing proper colonists. However, for [[Lore:SolFed#First_Migration|one reason]] or [[Lore:SolFed#First_Migration|another]], this second wave never came, or when the second wave did arrive, these second waves were not what these fledgling colonies needed to achieve the modern sophistication of their Sol sector counterparts. All together, contact with Sol is lost, and soon, the colonists would realize they were alone.

What followed for each colony varied. From planet to planet, system to system, the struggles varied. But every colony struggled greatly. With only enough supplies to establish the groundwork for a greater colony, many settlers were forced to begin long-term survival efforts. Food was scarce, as farmers were forced to compete with unpredictable environmental conditions and a vast array of pathogens decimating their crops. Many colonists had brought advanced equipment. However, few of these colonists would know how to maintain this equipment, much less make new ones, with the industrial precision that made these tools so effective. It was enough to give the colonists a head start, but effectively, the colonists were reduced to pre-industrial methods.

Colonies would form around the landed colony ships. These colony ships, acting as community centers, emergency shelters, or fortresses, depending on the needs of the time, would slowly fall into disrepair as the knowledge and equipment needed to maintain them faded and failed. Hope, however, was not lost. The people of these colonies were not crushed under the weight of their circumstances but instead raised by their dreams of Unificationism and accelerated by limited post-industrial knowledge. Over time, slowly through blood, sweat, and tears, sources of coal and then oil were located. Post-industrial factories were established, communities sometimes led by noble families descended from captains of these great colony ships were formed, other communities formed councils and miniature democracies, and a niche within the inhospitable environment was carved inch by inch.

Finally, many years later, limited space travel is redeveloped, and the people of these colonies begin to spread to their neighboring planets, then even neighboring solar bodies. Contact between colonies is made and dreams of Unificationism are reignited. Still, out of contact with their counterparts in Sol, these colonies band together out of a need for survival. Together, they form the '''Heliostatic Coalition''', bolstering each other to survive and establish stable, thriving communities among their united territories.

Their foundation was well established, and they began to expand further and further till, finally, the coalition began to encounter spacers from the Sol Federation 200 years after having lost contact. Initially, the idea of reconnecting with their lost kin brought jubilation. However, as information about their distant cousins trickled back, the celebration turned to disappointment. The Sol Federation had become more divided than ever, and so it was with great sadness that when a Sol Federation envoy extended an offer for the Heliostatic Coalition to rejoin the Sol Federation as a member state, the coalition declined.

This begins the period of tension between the two states that has boiled for approximately a hundred and fifty years. While this period is most compared to a cold war, this is not a time with out cooperation. The most prominent example was material support sent to SolFed during the [[Lore:Rimward War|Rimward War]] prior to their direct involvement. During the last few years of the conflict, the Heliostatic Coalition properly declared war on the Void Imperium, assisting SolFed forces in liberating some of the Rimward Frontier. This recent cooperation has served to ease tension between the two sides, with some hoping for a form of detente, and possibly a full blown alliance to resist future [[Lore:Void_Imperium|Voidgrown]] aggression.

=== Pre-Foundation Era (Late 22nd – Early 23rd Century) ===
* 2215–2250: Following the First Great Interstellar Migration, dozens of colony ships sponsored by Eastern European and Central Asian blocs depart Sol. Many are lost due to navigation errors, mechanical failure, or sabotage.
* 2250–2300: Surviving colonies establish footholds on marginal worlds. Contact with Sol is lost during the political upheavals of the early Sol Federation. These “Lost Colonies” enter a period of technological regression, clinging to fragmented knowledge and makeshift industry.
* 2300–2350: A “Dark Age” ensues. Colonies fracture into isolated enclaves, some ruled by hereditary captain-dynasties, others by communal councils. Trade is limited to sub-light speeds; conflict over resources is common.
* 2350–2400: Slow re-emergence of inter-system travel via refurbished STL vessels. First contact between surviving colonies rekindles dreams of unity. The Kiev Concordat (2398) forms between three systems, laying the groundwork for the Coalition.

=== Foundation & Expansion (2400–2500) ===
* 2405: The '''Heliostatic Compact''' is signed by twelve systems, formally establishing the Coalition. Capital is established on '''Vistula''', the first colonized planet renowned for its rainy climate.
* 2410–2450: Rapid industrial and military consolidation. The '''Department of Development''' is created to uplift struggling members.
* 2470–2480: Coalition observers witness the [[Lore:Tiziro-Terran War from afar. Debates rage over intervention; in the end, neutrality is maintained, but military readiness is increased.
* 2490: First official contact with SolFed envoys. The Coalition declines membership, citing {{TooltipInline|ideological divergence|SolFed got shitty.}} and SolFed's internal decay.

=== Modern Era (2500–Present) ===
* 2545–2559: The [[Lore:Void_Imperium|Rimward War]]. The Coalition initially provides material support to SolFed, then enters the war directly in 2550. Coalition troops prove highly effective in grinding, attritional campaigns.
* 2559–Present: A tense {{TooltipInline|detente|The easing of hostility or strained relations, especially between countries. As seen in the common phrase, "A tense detente with SolFed."}} with SolFed. The Coalition focuses on internal development, border security against Void Imperium remnants, and integrating newer members.

==Culture==

The coalition members are a varied number of states, all with a wide variety of backgrounds that are difficult to pin down to one specific culture. However, a large number of their citizens are human, and a large number of these humans trace their roots back to the '''eastern half of Europe'''. It would belittle other ethnic groups to point to just one and claim them as the source, with citizens finding ancestry in '''Slavic, Celtic, Tatar, and even Macedonian''' roots. While some communities still observe religious traditions from their native homes, many have also combined their ways with those of their neighbors. Others still have to move past these cultural traditions, abandoning them outright or making new ones. With the integration of new species into the fold, further expansion of their cultural practices occurred.

Many historians draw thematic parallels between the coalition’s method, approaches, and historic Sol Federation policy. Prior to the [[Lore:SolFed#First_Migration|First Great Migration]], well before large-scale expansion and integration took hold, the coalition methods and styles of approaching issues were similar to the ‘old’ Sol Federation before large-scale expansion and integration of many new member states began. As mentioned previously, {{TooltipInline|[[Lore:SolFed#International_Space_Administration|Unification]]|A movement to abandon or minimize existing human nations and unite under a single banner. Ironically, the movement itself was highly disjoint, with coteries pushing for mutually exclusive omni-governments, ranging from a single unitary state to a broad federation.}} is still a hot topic or, in the minds of the average citizens, a uniting goal. While many still long to reconnect with their distant cousins in the Sol Federation, there is a deep sense of betrayal. The people of the coalition had to fight tooth and nail to maintain what they had but stayed true to their values, while the people of the Sol Federation seem to have abandoned them.

==Government==

The Heliostatic Coalition’s legislation matters are handled by the '''Chamber of Legislation''' located in the capital. This governmental body comprises ''elected representatives'' of ''each member state'' whose population or industrial advancement and population sustainment have reached a specified capacity outlined in the Chamber of Legislation’s member charter. These officials are designated by their respective populations. Most hold local elections. ''Each member is assigned one vote within the Greater Chamber of Legislation''. Once a year, a guide of the Chamber of Legislation is elected by his or her peers through a vote of greater than sixty percent. This person is stripped of their position of representative and is hereby solely the guide of the Chamber of Legislation. In their stead, a new representative will be elected shortly to fill their vacated seat.

The '''Greater Chamber of Legislation''' will vote on all legislative matters, enact changes to the Charter of Law, order military actions, and allocate funds to projects or efforts, among other responsibilities and powers.

Those who have joined the Coalition within the last two to five years or whose population and society have not developed to the degree for them to meet the capacity outlined in the Chamber of Legislation’s member charter are assigned to the '''Lower Chamber of Legislation'''. Those members who have recently joined are in an evaluation period, where their communities are having a census conducted by the '''Department of Development'''’s census officers. They will determine what the community needs to continue developing and what areas it does not need assistance in, and make recommendations to the Greater Chamber of Legislation as to whether to immediately elevate the evaluated member to the Greater Chamber of Legislation or to keep them in the Lower Chamber of Legislation.

Those members who the Greater Chamber of Legislation determines to have failed to meet the guidelines of the charter will be assisted by the Department of Development and are under legislative contract to make all necessary and possible efforts to further their colony's development to meet charter guidelines. If the member meets these guidelines, the Greater Chamber of Legislation will elect to elevate that member to the Greater Chamber of Legislation.

Failure to do so is rare as the Department of Development is given a wide array of resources to assist. But if they do fail to meet the Department’s expectations within the allotted time frame, the member will be placed up for review by the Greater Chamber of Legislation, who will elect a ‘Big Brother’ member to assume assistance and authority to continue development efforts until such time as the lesser member reaches the expected guidelines. This outcome is rare and considered a last resort. While in the past abuse has been seen, the Greater Chamber of Legislation has been quick to reign in such abuses as it goes directly against the mission of the Heliostatic Coalition and the culture of the Coalition.

The Lower Chamber of Legislation is led by a guide elected from the Greater Chamber of Legislation. Together, these members of the lower chamber can pool their opinions into the cost of one vote as part of the Greater Chamber of Legislation.

==Astrography==

The Heliostatic Coalition’s territory is located in the Orion Arm, trailing many light years behind the Sol Federation's nearest colony. They are significantly closer to the Nova Sector than they are to the Sol Sector. They, however, are much closer to [[Lore:Void_Imperium|Void Imperium]] territory and frequently have disputes with Imperium forces over this.

<big>Stratified Member States</big>

The Coalition is divided into three tiers based on development, political influence, and security.

=== Core-worlds ===
The heart of the Coalition {{TooltipInline|—|Nanotoft Words auto-corrects to this character, and it is not a psychosomatic artifact of an article written by a subsapient [[Lore:Synths|Synthetic learning algorithm]].}} highly developed, politically dominant, and heavily fortified.

==== Vistula ====
'''Type''': Terraformed Continental World, Orbiting {{TooltipInline|Zvirdnya|"[or however that star they're orbiting was called I forgot]" - SolFed Bureau of People's top astrographer}} 
'''Population''': ~50 billion 
'''Description''': The capital world and political center. Heavily urbanized, with vast arcologies and administrative complexes. Home to the Chamber of Legislation and the Central Command of the Coalition Armed Forces. Life here is orderly, prosperous, and intensely bureaucratic. Political maneuvering among Coreworld elites is common, often stalling reform. 
'''Notable Trait''': The '''Vistulan Administrative Caste''' — hereditary bureaucrats who dominate the Coalition's civil service. 

=== Mid-worlds ===
The "backbone" of the Coalition — self-sufficient, diverse, and bearing the bulk of its industrial and cultural output.

==== Krasnyy Poyas ====
'''Type''': Industrialized Asteroid Belt (same system as Vistula) 
'''Population''': ~900 million (distributed across habitats) 
'''Description''': The Coalition's primary shipbuilding and manufacturing hub. A patchwork of corporate holdings, state-run yards, and worker cooperatives. Known for its strong unions and occasional labor disputes. Life is hard but dignified; tradition blends with innovation. 
'''Notable Trait''': The '''Belt-Singers''' — a cultural movement that uses industrial soundscapes as musical and spiritual expression. 

=== Rim-worlds ===
Frontier territories — dangerous, underdeveloped, but rich in resources and opportunity.

==== Ganymede-6 ====
(Recently acquired system; uses standard stellar body designation) 
'''Type''': Ice World with Subsurface Oceans 
'''Population''': ~120 million 
'''Description''': A harsh mining and research colony. The surface is frozen; the population lives in pressurized habitats beneath the ice sheet, harvesting rare minerals, including the subsurface plasma ocean, and studying unique cryo-flora. Law enforcement is minimal; corporate security and local militias handle most disputes. 
'''Notable Trait''': Purple Snow — vast amounts of [[Lore:Plasma|plasma]] in the planet's atmosphere condensed into a solid form, caused by human intervention; and subsequent plasma geysers. Layered atop the thick ice crust. 

==Foreign Relations==

For the most part, the Heliostatic Coalition retains an amicable relationship with its neighbors and has been able to stay that way since becoming a major player on the galactic stage. While trade with the two governments is permitted, travel between them is heavily monitored, and some Coalition goods are outlawed in Sol Federation territory. This is primarily a conflict of influence, with recent years seeing certain young Coalition members, specifically those frustrated with the procedures of the Chamber of Legislation, abandoning the Coalition in favor of membership with the Federation.

===[[Lore:SolFed|Sol Federation]]===

Most military interactions end in a standstill with no exchange of weapons, and at worst, are sites of chest beating and length measuring. The exception to this was an encounter shortly following the official announcement of the Coalition's refusal to join the Federation. A Federation military transport shuttle entered the Coalition’s territory for three days and had to be forcefully asked to withdraw, with Sol Federation military commanders citing the Coalition’s actions as reasonable and appropriate.

The most recent action to note is, of course the joint operation between Sol Federation and Heliostatic Coalition military forces to engage at the time rapidly growing threat of the [[Lore:Void_Imperium|Void Imperium]]. The coordinated military forces were enough to expel Void Imperium vessels or destroy them. Since then, all sides have returned to their original boundaries waiting for the next move.

=Creating Your HC Citizen=

The Heliostatic Coalition is more than "Space Russians." It is a tapestry of survivalist cultures, ideological rigor, and layered identity. Use the following prompts to build a character with depth.

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!style="background-color:royalblue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Core-world Native 》{{anchor|Coreworlder}}
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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| You grew up in the heart of the Coalition. Perhaps the [[Lore:CZD|Commonwealth of Zvirdnyn Dominions]], perhaps directly on Vistula herself.
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!style="background-color:darkviolet; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Standard-Issue Questions
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| '''Heritage''': Did your family serve in the '''Administration''', '''[[Lore:HCAF|Military]]''', or '''Corporate Sector'''? ''Did they '''not'''?''
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| '''Lessers''': How do you view [[#Midworlder|Midworlders]] and [[#Rimworlder|Rimworlders]]? Kin, inferiors, partners?
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| '''Loyalty''': Are you a '''loyalist''', loyal to the idea of a unified monolithic populace; a '''reformist''', striving for utmost individualism; or ''quietly disillusioned''?
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| '''Speech''': Do you carry the ''polished accent'' of Vistula, or force a ''rougher dialect'' to seem more "authentic"?
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!style="background-color:royalblue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Mid-world Worker 》{{anchor|Midworlder}}
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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| You come from the industrial or agricultural backbone of the Coalition.
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!style="background-color:darkviolet; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Social Bonding - Small Talk
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| '''How you contribute''': What trade did you learn? Are you a machinist, farmer, medic, or artist?
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| '''Your community''': Is your community tight-knit or fractured by class divides?
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| '''Resentment''': Have you ever participated in a strike or protest? What was the outcome?
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| '''Do you know your place?''' Do you take pride in "keeping the lights on," or do you resent [[#Coreworlder|Coreworld]] privilege?
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!style="background-color:royalblue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Rim-world Survivor 》{{anchor|Rimworlder}}
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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| You were born on the edge of civilization, where the Coalition's reach is thin.
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!style="background-color:darkviolet; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Survival Checklist
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| '''Threat''': What dangers shaped your childhood — pirates, harsh climate, corporate exploitation?
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| '''Relief''': Do you see the Coalition as a protector, an occupier, or a distant bureaucracy?
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| '''Survival''': What skills did you learn to stay alive? Hunting, salvage, hacking, diplomacy?
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| '''Escape?''' Do you dream of moving [[#Coreworlder|coreward]], or do you cherish the freedom of the frontier?
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!style="background-color:royalblue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Integrated Alien 》{{anchor|Alien}}
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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| You or your ancestors were incorporated into the Coalition — willingly or otherwise.
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!style="background-color:darkviolet; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Survival Checklist
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| '''You are your people, now and forevermore.''' Which species are you? How did your people come to join the Coalition?
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| '''Have you abandoned your people, now and forevermore?''' Are you fully assimilated, or do you maintain distinct traditions?
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| '''Have you found a new people, now and forevermore?''' Do you face acceptance from human counterparts?
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| '''Are you useful, now and forevermore?''' Do you serve in a specialized role (e.g., [[Lore:Teshari|Teshari scouts]], [[Lore:Tajaran|Tajaran engineers]])?
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!style="background-color:royalblue; color:white; text-align:left; width:85%; padding:8px" colspan=5|《 Veteran of the [[Lore:Void_Imperium#The_Rimward_War|Rimward War]] 》{{anchor|Veteran}}
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|style="background-color:#E5ECFF" colspan=5| You fought alongside ''-or against-'' [[Lore:SFAF|SolFed forces]].
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!style="background-color:darkviolet; color:white; text-align:left; padding:8px" colspan=5| Debriefing
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| '''Glory''': Were you proud to serve, or do you despise the idea of 'sanitized, sterile' warfare?
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| '''Camaraderie''': How do you view SolFed soldiers now? With respect, bitterness, or indifference?
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| '''Casualty''': Do you bear physical or psychological scars from the war?
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| '''Politick''': Do you support closer ties with SolFed, or deeper isolation?
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=Footer: Guide to Playing an HC Citizen=

<big>DO:</big>
* Embrace the Coalition's quasi-collectivist ethos — your character likely prioritizes group survival over individual glory, even if only as a subconscious idea.
* Reflect the stratified society in your speech, manners, and worldview. Core-world citizens would likely be well-spoken; rim-worlders use
* Draw inspiration from Eastern European, Asian, South American, Siberian and Scandinavian cultures, and Slavic, Celtic, Tatar, and even Macedonian roots — but blend them with space-age pragmatism.
** But the ancestor can be from literally anywhere Earthly actually, that's just the ''main'' demographics.
* Consider how your homeworld shaped your skills, prejudices, and dreams.

<big>DON'T:</big>
* Reduce the Coalition to a Soviet, Russian, or other modern world stereotype. It is a multi-species, multi-ideological, multi-polity entity, divided by a five hundred year old and several light years wide gap. One planet could be a republic; orbiting megastation a corporation-ran meritocracy-or-something.
* Ignore the tension between Core-world efficiency and Rim-world resilience.
* Overlook the Coalition's internal politics — corruption, idealism, and reform are all in play.
* Forget that your character may have never seen a human from SolFed until arriving in the Nova Sector.

<big>Remember:</big> The Heliostatic Coalition is a society forged in isolation and struggle. Its people are proud, pragmatic, and deeply layered. Whether you are a bureaucrat from Vistula, a miner from Ganymede-6, or any sapient species integrated into the Coalition, your story is part of a larger tapestry of survival and solidarity.




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== You must be 18 or older to participate in our Community. ==
Nova Sector is a US based Community. We follow US laws.

By playing on Nova Sector or applying on our Discord, you consent to incidental or passing exposure to Sexual Content.

== On Good Faith and Bad Faith ==
The distinction between "good faith" and "bad faith" behavior revolves around a Player's intent to engage with our Community’s rules and roleplay in a way that is fun and fair for everyone, as opposed to intentionally trying to ruin the experience or Narratives of others (commonly known as Grief/Griefing). Playing in good faith means your actions are driven by a genuine attempt to participate in the Shift’s Story and your Character's role within it, even if those actions cause conflict. In contrast, Bad faith (often synonymous with griefing or ‘shitter’ behavior) covers actions that have no benefit to the perpetrator or victims other than upsetting others, disrupting the Shift or a scene or a Story for poor in-character reasons.

Good faith behavior in gaming involves playing within the spirit of the Rules with the shared goal of an enjoyable experience for everyone, while bad faith behavior is intellectual dishonesty aimed at personal gain, disrupting the server and its environment, or "winning" at the expense of others' enjoyment.

A Security Officer brigging a crew member for a legitimate, properly escalated crime is good faith roleplay, even if it inconveniences the other player. An Officer that fabricates evidence, applies corporate regulations to their maximum allowance, throws the victim in Perma, and then ignores them, is behaving in bad faith. Staff will attempt to investigate the player's motivation to determine whether a rule was broken in good or bad faith.

== Core Rules ==

=== CR 1: The Social Contract ===
Conduct yourself with the maturity expected of an 18+ server. Take the environment seriously. Follow Staff instructions and rulings. Seek permission, not forgiveness. Self-report to Staff if you feel you made a mistake. You are responsible for knowing the rules. Ignorance is not an excuse.

* Do not lie, omit context, or misrepresent facts in official channels. Provide all relevant information immediately. Report rule-breaks as they occur. While you may finish an active scene or moment before providing full details, you must not use this delay to escalate or seek retribution. Once a ticket is pending, all conflict with the accused parties must cease immediately. If you disagree with a ruling, remain civil and make a Staff Report ticket on Discord.
* '''Narrative Blackout''': Shifts are loosely canon. You may remember interactions and events, but should you not recall any specific names or faces tied to antagonistic actions or roles. This can only be waived per shift by the accused.
* Keep personal struggles out of roleplay. We recognize that life can be difficult and we genuinely care about our players' wellbeing, but your characters should not be a vehicle for real-life distress. We take this seriously not to punish people who are struggling, but to make sure the game doesn't become a substitute for real support, putting unfair emotional weight on other players. If you're going through something hard, please reach out to a trusted person or support resource.
* If you wish to explore your characters mental health as a subject for roleplay such as through psychology, mental breakdowns, or ongoing story arcs, it must be done with immersion in mind and escalated in a realistic way. Mental health topics should be used to elevate roleplay for all players, not used to excuse characters' bad behavior. Treat your character's mental health journey seriously to the best of your ability.
* Do not refer to real world modern politics, wars, or any political figures in any capacity.

=== CR 2: The Vibe Check ===
Carry yourself in good faith. Play and behave altruistically for the benefit of everyone. You don't have to respect the character, but you must respect the writer and the larger game environment.

* '''Safe Zone Policy''': The Arrival Shuttle and Arrivals itself, the Escape Shuttle but not Departures, the Interlink, and Ghost Cafés are '''Safe Zones'''. Conflict should not be instigated in or brought to these areas. On the Escape Shuttle, Security and Command may use force only to de-escalate a situation.
* Combat must end at the round-end screen, also known as the Title Card or Credits. Blowing up the station or Interlink at round-end can result in a permanent ban.
* Characters not reacting to their environment are considered to have Space Sleeping Disorder. Do not touch or interfere with SSD players except to save them from immediate danger. Report SSD Command and Security to Staff, you may move other crew to cryogenics after 30 minutes, by yourself if you wish.
* Unwelcome harassment, targeted rumor-spreading, and fear-mongering is strictly prohibited.
* Avoid "Anti-Roleplay" (ARP) behaviors. Do not cryogenics or disconnect to evade IC consequences. Do not destroy or hide items essential to an ongoing narrative for your own benefit; this includes excessive measures to cover your tracks. Once your antagonist action begins, you may not leave the station Z-level without Staff approval.
* Real-world slurs and hate speech are prohibited. While "In-Universe" derogatory terms (e.g. against specific fictional species) are permitted for flavor, they must never cross into real world bigotry. The person on the receiving end determines if the verbiage is acceptable. If asked to stop, stop.
* Outright telling someone to kill themselves, in any IC or OOC channel, results in an immediate ban. This is the difference between 'walk yourself out an airlock' and 'kill yourself'.

=== CR 3: Setting Immersion and Safety ===
Play an immersive adult Original Character with personality and knowledge that respects our Lore, Narrative Setting, and your current Role. Set limitations for what your Character knows and can accomplish. Be prepared to justify your Character’s actions and knowledge. No one is perfect and all knowing, and your Character shouldn't be either.

* Keep primarily to English and only in the Latin alphabet. You may use transliterated or loan words from other languages as additive spice and character gimmick. If confronted or misunderstood, clarify yourself ICly. Do not circumvent our rules with this allowance.
* No netspeak (lol, kek, chudling, 67, etc.) in IC speech, though it is permitted by PDA.
** Bitrunners that are on the Manifest, TTS Device users, and everyone within or spawning from a Bitdomain are excluded from this, assuming they remain high effort about it. ‘1337sp33k’ is always prohibited.
* Intentional suicide is prohibited. Discussion of suicide or self-harm must be kept strictly to SUBTLER and requires LOOC consent from those involved. Antagonists with the Die a Glorious Death objective are exempt from this
* No "Meme" or "Joke" characters in IC spaces outside of Staff-sanctioned events. You cannot play or recreate a character which resembles real life people, even for fun, except yourself.
* Play the job that you have. We have limited tolerance for characters that departmentally job-hop across shifts. Be prepared to explain to the Crew and Staff why your Chief Engineer understands advanced surgery and organic chemistry enough to be a Chief Medical Officer too.
* Respawning as the same character, as the same job or as an assistant, is permitted if you left the round by cryo and would like to rejoin. Do not rejoin as the same or as a similar or related character if you died.
* You may not copy characters from pre-existing media. Adapted concepts are okay.
* If the population is low, a department is decimated, or there are other extenuating circumstances, and it would not be considered powergaming, you may perform tasks outside of your Job for the good of the narrative flow. Be prepared to defend your actions.
* '''Post-Mortality Blackout''':{{anchor|Blackout}} In the likely event of your death or destruction, if you are revived, you retain no knowledge of the events precluding or individuals involved in your demise.

=== CR 4: Impartiality and the Separation of Player and Character ===
Maintain a strict separation between your character and yourself. Your character is a narrative tool. Do not allow OOC opinions, conflicts, or personal moods to dictate their actions in a way that breaks immersion.

* Information gained outside of IC experience in the current round is Metaknowledge. Using this information for an IC advantage is Metagaming and is strictly prohibited.
* Do not target or treat a player differently IC due to OOC disagreements or events from previous rounds. Keep the slate clean every shift.
* Playing with friends is welcome, but metagaming OOCly or forming harassment groups is forbidden. This is punished with extreme severity if it occurs within Command or Security departments, as it damages the integrity of the game setting.

=== CR 5: Shift Integrity, Pacing, and the Ladder of Escalation ===
Your actions must be proportional to the situation. Escalate with effort. Use words, emotes, and non-lethal conflict before resorting to violence. Murder or grievous harm in direct response to minor insults or petty theft is prohibited.

* Do not skip narrative plot points for immediate satisfaction. Respect the buildup of a scene. If you are not an Antagonist, do not worsen a crisis or steal the spotlight from an ongoing narrative. Allow the intended players and Staff to drive the momentum.
* Red Alert acts as an OOC freeze on new antagonist actions. If you were not the cause of the alert, you must lay low and remain uninvolved in further chaotic escalation. This allows Crew and Staff to manage the current crisis without additional distraction.

=== CR 6: Style Points: Powergaming and Scene Integrity ===
Your use of game knowledge, equipment, and departmental access must primarily benefit the story. We provide greater mechanical leeway to players who demonstrate high-effort roleplay (immersive dialogue, custom emotes, and depth). A player with a heavy loadout who contributes to the atmosphere will be judged more favorably than a silent player focused solely on mechanical dominance. '''Act in Moderation, Game Respectfully'''. If you have to question if something may be too much, it is likely too much.

* Do not manipulate the environment to gain a tactical advantage while a non-combat scene is in progress. Moving furniture, welding doors, or positioning yourself "optimally" during roleplay without a Combat Indicator is considered Bad Faith Powergaming.
** The other party may, at their discretion, consider actions such as these to be starting mechanics. Don't cry if you get shot or stabbed while attempting this.
* If you do not respect the integrity of a scene and its participants, you are acting in bad faith. This applies heavily to Security and Command, as their priority is to facilitate the round's narrative, not to win every encounter through mechanical optimization. Give the Antagonist the opportunity to be entertaining, seriously. A dead rat does not run or squeak.
* '''Departmental Overpreparedness''': Do not excessively preemptively prepare your Department in a way which drastically negates the need for interaction with other Departments, such as ordering a technician's medical kit to leave laying around. This is considered Powergaming.

=== CR 7: Consent, Agency, & Narrative Sovereignty ===
Respect the narrative desires and role responsibilities of others. Your presence does not entitle you to involvement in someone else's scene. Allow others the space to perform the roles they signed up for.

* You must acquire clear IC or OOC Consent to intentionally transform, convert (such as borging, hypnosis, etc), or alter the permanent physical appearance of a Character, or to convert them to Antagonism.
** Medical and Robotics are exempt from this for the purposes of revivals. Direct them to an SAD or Admin Help if necessary.
* Only Security and Command are authorized to actively hunt antagonists. Non-security players seeking out Threats without a defensible, provable IC reason is Validhunting and is prohibited. Red Alert enables Crew Militia, but does not negate the roleplay expectations of those engaging.
* '''Round Removal''' is defined as a death in which the victim is unlikely or unable to recover from. It also captures deaths which require an exceptional level of medical effort to revert, such as gibbing or braining.
* If you intentionally engage or interfere with an antagonist who did not approach you, your Opt-Out status regarding conflict is waived. However, protections against Round Removal still apply unless previously agreed upon.
* If a conflict results in a death, and the dead is not Opt Round Removal, then the body must remain locatable and recoverable by their group or the crew. Do not hide or space bodies. If this is not feasible, Admin Help for guidance.
** This is particularly relevant for PvE styled antagonists, such as Maneaters.
** Yes, it is expected that if you beat someone to death that you will then throw or drag their crumpled body back to the an easily viewable location of their Group, or ensure their sensors are on when if you abandon their body.

=== CR 8: Antagonistic Conduct, Optics, Collateral Damage, and the Narrative Vacuum ===
All Crew are bound by [[Antagonist Policy|'''Antagonist Policy''']], which covers actions taken while playing as a designated Antagonist. If you are not a datum-holding True Antagonist, Double Agent, or with Staff assistance or allowance, do not play or present your character as one.

* '''Antagonism Defined''': Any action which is socially abrasive or that is covered by Corporate Regulations is considered '''Antagonism'''.
* '''The Narrative Vaccuum''': The shift story is a collective experience witnessed by many points of view. Antagonism should be narratively founded, properly escalated, and witnessed or discoverable by others. Actions taken in sterile isolation contributes nothing to the shift and is discouraged.
* '''Self Antagonism''': Heavy antagonistic action committed by non-antagonists requires strong narrative justification and prior escalation. The more disruptive your self-antagonism. the more that Staff will scrutinize your roleplay quality and reasoning. If there is no established round specific reason for a crime to occur, it should not happen.
* "It’s what my character would do" is not a substitute for active, in-shift escalation, particularly sudden escalation to violence.

=== CR 9: Station Infrastructure and Atmospheric Weapons ===
Damages to the Station must be escalated and founded narratively.

* '''Vital Infrastructure''': All SMES / Power Storage Units (not APCs), any major source of Electricity, Atmospherics Department, Atmospheric Projects (HFR, Turbine), and Distribution (Station Air and Waste, except for endpoints like vents and scrubbers) are protected. Do not interfere with or affect the function Vital Infrastructure.
* '''Fire as a Weapon''': Except for flamethrowers, you may not use Atmospheric game mechanics to create an uncontrolled fire as a weapon, such as through Plasmaflooding.
* '''Gas Flooding''': Singular unshielded room temperature canisters of non-flammable gasses such as N2O and BZ may be used as weapons, assuming escalation. It is good practice to inform Staff by Admin Help before doing so.
* '''Collateral Damage Considerations''': If you are using indiscriminate tools of violence, like '''explosives''', you should do your best to avoid impacting Crew with Antag-OptOut.
* '''Simple Mob Stupidity''': If you find yourself possessing a simple mob such a mold mob, maneater, regal rat, spider, or anything similar, your destruction should be proximal to your territory and should not leverage your game knowledge deeply.

=== CR 10: The Rule of Cool ===
Staff may invoke "'''The Rule of Cool'''" to override gameplay or narrative Core Rules if an action significantly enhances the shift's quality for the community. This functions as administrative jury nullification for high-effort, positive-impact roleplay.
* This discretion cannot be used to bypass OOC conduct rules, safety policies, or the zero-tolerance age policy.
* Invoking this rule requires approval from the most senior Staff present and must be immediately documented in the Discord as an Admin Event with full context. Staff must explicitly notify the involved players that a rule is being waived for that specific instance.

==Gameplay States and Policy==
There are three states you will find yourself in while enjoying Space Station 13 in a roleplay environment. These are fluid conditions which you can consider as simply as the difference between standing still and walking across a room. We consider three types: being social, engaging with the core gameplay itself which we call Mechanics, and engaging in violence.

=== Roleplay State ===
When you are standing about talking in safe public spaces, when you are repositioning yourself in a scene good faith like stepping aside for traffic, and when your actions are not advantageous for your gameplay (such as a bartender preparing drinks or a doctor providing healthcare in normal medbay conditions), you are existing in a Roleplay State.

Roleplay States can be extended to things that might normally be considered Mechanical only if it is appropriately supported by custom emotes and ample waiting time for people to read.

You are engaging with SS13 as a social layer with which to interact with others, not as a competitive or gameplay oriented layer, at least in that immediate moment.

=== Mechanical State ===
When you are engaging with any gameplay feature which puts you at a direct advantage over others, then you are in a Mechanical State. Some examples of this State are:

* Equipping a weapon or disabling it safeties, or aiming a weapon at someone (this doesn't confer any benefit, don't worry)
* Shoving someone in a way which causes them to fall over in non-hostile scenarios, or which doesn't cause them damage or immediate situational disadvantage
* Stitching your wounds or those of others in the field, particularly when done without a custom emote supporting it
* Using the radio
* Opening a door
* Existing or moving about in a hostile or obviously dangerous area, such as near active fights or warzones

=== Combat State and Combat Indicator (CI) ===
When you intend to do anything in a Mechanical State that puts someone else at physical risk, or which causes direct harm, or places them at a situational gameplay disadvantage, you are preparing to enter Combat State. This can include:

* Using a radio within view of, or planning to move away to use the radio, to communicate the location of someone in any sense other than social altruism, such as "Contractor Sci Maints" on Common or "I'm with them in the Courtroom right now" on Security frequencies.
* Running away from a clearly socially escalated situation, such as Security doing hallway detainment, or running when someone has a gun aimed at you
* Firing, utilizing, reloading, or preparing a weapon
* Poisoning, sleepy-penning, using an agent card or thieves gloves, or any other silent techniques
* Planning to depressurize a room with malicious intent, starting a fire, or any other environmental techniques
* Preparing to pull the pin on a grenade or initiate an explosive

'''To legally enter a Combat State, you must engage with the Combat Indicator system.'''

==== Combat Indicator (CI) ====
[[File:CombatIndicator.png|frame|A security operative reciprocates the CI of a greytider, showing off the UI elements you should pay attention to.]]
The Combat Indicator is a game system that uses a hotkey to signal that you are entering Combat State, which is transitioning from roleplay or mechanics to combat, or elsewise putting yourself at a significant advantage over someone else with regards to the game environment.

The default keybind for Combat Indicator is {{Key|C}}. This can be changed in Preferences -> Game Preferences -> Keybindings -> Human -> Combat Indicator.

This game system provides a mechanism to clearly establish the transition from Roleplay and Mechanics to Combat by:

* Providing a UI element which is visible in all conditions
* Playing a noticeable audible cue
* Sending large red text in chat warning that you are entering an aggressive state.

'''After activating CI, <big>you must wait at least FIVE seconds</big>, unless your target reciprocates CI, or enters / obviously continues a Mechanical State, to begin Combat.'''

==== Ambushes and Traps ====
Due to the constraints of Combat Indicator and our roleplay expectations, you should not attempt to ambush people if you are not PMS and in an active battle zone.

Equally, as we require Combat Indicator to be used to gain mechanical advantage, you must be within view of your target and also engage CI to utilize a trap. This means you cannot set trigger traps in nearly every situation.

=== Antagonist Opt-In ===
The Antagonist Opt-In system exists to allow players a level of sovereignty over how they interact with antagonistic elements. These preferences must be respected and considered when actions are directed at an individual.

* '''No''' removes you from the Antagonist Objective Pool. This does not make you immune to IC circumstance. You should avoid and not interfere with or disadvantage Antagonists, out of respect for the game environment, if you take this Opt.
* '''Yes - Inconvenience''' allows the Antagonist Objective Pool to select you for non-lethal objectives. This also indicates you are willing to be interfered with non-lethally.
* '''Yes - Kill''' allows the Antagonist Objective Pool to select you for lethal objectives. This also indicates that you are okay with being subjected to violence that may result in your death.
* '''Yes - Round-Removal (RR)''' allows the Antagonist Objective Pool to select you for anything. This also indicates you are okay with actions that result in your total removal from the shift.

=== Permanent Mechanical State (PMS) ===
Permanent Mechanical State is a theoretical status that is applied through Policy and IC circumstance which waives the Combat Indicator engagement timeframe protection. '''This means you only need to engage CI to begin mechanics, without the normal wait time.'''

You may attempt to drop the PMS Status by disabling your CI and refusing to return violent contact with your aggressor. You may dodge and attempt to avoid damage during this time.

If someone that is PMS appears to be making an effort to return to a Roleplay State, you should attempt to indulge them. You are not obligated to do so.

Permanent Mechanical State Status Triggers are conditions in which the PMS status is applied automatically. These are currently:

* Area of Effect passives such as the Demoralizer mod module, Chaplain Bard equipment, Heretic auras, and similar.
* Anyone repeatedly teleporting or jaunting to escape confrontation

=== Station Threat ===
Station Threat is a theoretical status that is applied through Policy and gained by IC circumstance which permits any Crew to engage a threat as a valid-huntable target, following roleplay escalation expectations.

Station Threat Status Triggers are conditions in which the Station Threat status is applied automatically. These are currently:

* Anyone that threatens the Station by Announcement System.
* Anyone or any Group that the Captain labels SPECIFICALLY as a 'Station Threat' in an Announcement. The Captain may also remove Station Threat status the same way.
* Anything or anyone that Central Command designates by Announcement.
* Anyone who causes more than half of the current Security Team to be combat-disabled or deceased.

==Department Policies==
Below you can find specific department policies. These policies apply to anyone in said department, or if they are acting as a member of the department.
{| class="wikitable"
!Department
!Policy
|-
!
=== Cargo ===
|The '''Quartermaster''' can lay out additional IC standards for '''Cargo''', within reason.

# Orders, legal or illegal, are an IC issue unless breaking another rule.
# Crew in the '''Cargo''' department are not formal employees of NT, they are temporary-contractors from the '''FTU''' who perform services for NT under contract.
# As '''Cargo''', you shouldn't be refusing orders without a justifying IC reason.
# '''Cargo''' is still under '''[[Corporate Regulations]]''' while on NT Property.
|-
!
=== Central Command Crew ===
|These rules apply to the '''Central Command''' members stationed with the Crew.

# '''Central Command''' Members should be in very good standing with NT.
# While the '''NTC''' is in charge of crew resources. They do not have absolute authority over the station.
# The '''NTC''' has ultimate say if corporate regulations are properly being enforced.
|-
!
=== Command ===
|The '''Captain''' can lay out additional IC standards for '''Command''', within reason.
# '''Command''' should be in good or better standing with NT. They do not need to be perfect, but they should be someone reasonably qualified and hirable. '''Quartermasters''' should be in good standing with the FTU.
# You should be competent with your department and aware of its relevant policies.
# '''Command''' equipment and clothing is to only be given as necessitated e.g. a dire emergency.
# Access should not be given out for frivolous reasons.
# When changing job titles as '''Command''', the titles you give out should be professional.
# '''Command''' characters should have filled out General, Medical, and Security records meeting our minimum records template, [[Records Template|'''which can be found here''']].
# For information regarding the "'''Acting Captain'''" position, check the '''[[Captain|Captain job page]].'''
|-
!
=== Engineering ===
|The '''Chief Engineer''' can lay out additional IC standards for '''Engineering''', within reason.

# '''Only Engineering and Silicon roles may setup the Supermatter''', HFR, or other Atmospheric Engines on Station. Off-station Z is not a concern. '''If you need power, setup the Solars.'''
# '''Engineering''' has rights to 'improve' or upgrade any non-departmental space, including without the '''Captain's''' permission. They may only be stopped if they place the station or others at non-consensual risk of bodily harm.
# Experimentation is welcome, but you may be held responsible for if it goes wrong. Please use a Z-level that is not the Station-Z for extremely dangerous or destructive projects.
|-
!
=== Medical ===
|The '''Chief Medical Officer''' can lay out additional IC standards for '''Medical''', within reason.

# For medical personnel, invasive surgery should only be done in '''Medical''', except in the case of emergency. Revivals should only be done in a place designated by the '''Chief Medical Officer''' or Station Blueprints.
# The '''Chief Medical Officer''' has authority and culpability for the release of any official Virus. Viruses should be clearly labeled when offered publicly. If you wish to release a dangerous virus, you '''MUST notify Staff by Admin Help'''. Releasing a Virus without IC permission is a '''[[Corporate Regulations]]''' issue. You are still held to the rest of the Core Rule expectations while doing this. '''Be prepared for the IC consequences of your actions'''.
# Among Medical Personnel, only '''Chemists''' ''(or the '''Chief Medical Officer''' after 30 minutes into the shift)'' should be setting up Chemical Factories (which is the utilization of a plumbing tool for automating the manufacture of a chemical or medicine) for use in '''Medical'''. '''Doctors''' should provide every opportunity for '''Chemists''' to perform their job when one is available. Do not intrude on the '''Pharmacy''' when a '''Chemist''' is present unless it is an emergency.
# After a corpse has been made available to the '''Medbay''', if there is a '''Coroner''' on manifest, they must be informed and provided priority access to the body for autopsy and revivals. If they are unavailable, or do not respond after '''two minutes''', anyone else may proceed with the autopsy and revival.
|-
!
=== Science ===
|The '''Research Director''' can lay out additional IC standards for '''Science''' and '''Research''', within reason.
|-
!
=== Security ===
|The '''Head of Security''' can lay out additional IC standards for '''Security''', within reason.
# You are expected to function as a counter towards threats to the Crew and NT's Station or local region. '''Do not ignore Antagonism'''.
# You are expected to follow '''[[Corporate Regulations]]''' when feasible, though alternative punishments can be applied within reason.
# The head of your department is the “'''Head of Security'''”. If the captain demotes them, you are to remember that you work for the department, not the Head of Security.
# You can roleplay as a corrupt '''Security''' member, however, do not use it to shut down roleplay or create a toxic environment.
# You should not leave the station unless the threat is out in space or lavaland.
# '''Using Contraband''': Barring picking it up mid-fight, security shouldn't be using contraband, unless the alert level is '''DELTA.'''
|-
!
=== Service ===
|The '''Head of Personnel''' can lay out additional IC standards for '''Service''', within reason.
|}

== ERP and Sexual Content Rules ==
This Policy group is enforced with zero tolerance. Infractions can result in Community Removal depending on severity.

=== The ERP Opt-In System ===
Nova Sector provides an on-inspect sexual content preference flagging system, similar to consent / relationship status bands you might see at a party or bar. This is located per-character on the Character Preferences window, under Character Profile.

We maintain categories and options to help regulate how content is directed at you, and provide an administrative basis to protect you, when used correctly.

'''You can always consent, or retract consent, at any time by using LOOC.''' See ERP-G-2.

==== General Opt Types ====
These Opts are found on all erotic content status options.

* '''Ask (L)OOC''': Indicates that you wish to use some form of OOC communication to engage in sexual content. We prefer you do this in-game using LOOC. Be prepared to prove consent if you did not do so in-game and it becomes an issue.
* '''Check OOC Notes''': If you have '''ANY''' limitations on the type of content that should be directed at you outside of a scene setting, you must populate the appropriate field. When you plan to direct sexual content at someone that has this Opt, you must first read their notes, which are available under a labeled tab on the character inspect menu. You should be extremely clear about your limitations, as Staff will use the writing as policy in part of their judgement in administrating in your defense.
* '''No / None''': This Opt indicates that you do not want sexual content directed at you. '''This does not provide protection from passing or local exposure that is not directed at you, or from sexual characters that are not sexualizing themselves at you.'''

==== ERP Status Options ====
This is the general erotic content Opt.

* '''Yes''': Indicates you do not have any major limitations on the type of '''non-extreme''' sexual content that is directed at you, outside of the advanced Opt types below. Use ''''Check OOC Notes'''<nowiki/>' if you are picky.
* '''Position / Power Dynamics''': This is the same as using '''Yes''' but allows you to provide some more character flavor for quick access on inspect.
* '''Free Use''': Indicates that your character's body is sexually available to others at any time for non-extreme content, without additional prior permission or communication. Selecting this Opt is considered to be providing consent in advance.

==== ERP Mechanical Status Options ====
Indicates how you feel about mechanics. If you wish to stop most mechanics entirely, you should check Game Preferences instead.

* '''Roleplay Only''': You prefer others only write their smut in your direction, when permitted.
* '''Mechanical Only''': You prefer others only utilize mechanics, such as the Interactions Panel or Toys, when interacting with your character when, when permitted.
* '''Mechanical and Roleplay''': You do not care how people sexually interact with your character, when permitted.

==== ERP Hypnosis Status Options ====
Indicates how you feel about [[wikipedia:Erotic_hypnosis|Erotic Hypnosis]].

* '''Always / Whenever''': You don't care if people are writing the hypno or using game mechanics to accomplish their desires.
* '''Gameplay Only''': You do not want written hypno directed at you, only the usage of game-allowed methods and mechanics.

==== ERP Vore Status Options ====
Indicates how you feel about [[wikipedia:Vorarephilia|Voreaphilia]].

* '''Yes''': You are okay with this content being directed at you.
* '''Yes + Energy Type''': Same as ''''Yes'''<nowiki/>' but provides quicker information for people to decide their interest.

==== ERP Non-Con Status Options ====
Indicates how you feel about [https://fanlore.org/wiki/Non-con Non-Consensual] themes.

* '''Yes''': You are okay with this content being directed at you.
* '''Yes + Energy Type''': Same as 'Yes' but provides quicker information for people to decide their interest.

=== Defining Spaces ===

==== Public Space ====
A Public Space is defined as anywhere accessible by an Assistant without tools, and any first-level Departmental areas. The Lobby, Hallways, and any room you can currently see into from a Public Space within your Department are also Public Spaces.

==== Private Space ====
Anywhere else is considered a Private Space. A Public Space can be made Private by meeting the above criteria.

==== Marked Space ====
A Space which has been marked with either a Privacy or Lewd Advisory holosign. You can get a projector through the 'Erotic' tab on your character loadout, or from a Lustwish vendor.

Lewd Advisory Marked Public Spaces advertise a Pro-ERP or Sexual Content area, where your exposure to such content is almost certain.

Private-sign Marked Private Spaces should not be entered intentionally without first making contact by Wall-Piercing LOOC or ICly established permission.

=== The Harkness Test ===
There are many things you can potentially find yourself possessing in Space Station 13. We also acknowledge people have unique interests.

The Harkness Test stipulates that all three of the following criteria must be satisfied for a sexual interaction with a fictional non-human character or entity to be ethically acceptable:

* Does the character have adult human intelligence, and could be considered sapient?
* Can the character use language or otherwise communicate in a way which clearly provides consent?
* Is the character of sexual maturity for its species?

As an applicable non-human character, if your public roleplay is found to be ambiguous on any of the three qualifications, and you engage in a sexual interaction, you could be banned.

=== General Rules and Public Spaces ===

==== ERP-G-1 Setting Expectations of Exposure ====
By playing on Nova Sector, you consent to incidental or passing exposure to Sexual Content. Your Character Preferences, OOC Notes, and OOC Consent by any provable means of communication, governs how Content can be directed at you. Respect other Players Right to ERP and their Preferences. Your Preferences are not those of others.

==== ERP-G-2 The ‘Tap Out’ Rule ====
Your OOC consent to involvement in erotic content directed at you may be retracted at any time, for any reason, and must be immediately respected by those involved. Use LOOC for best results, state you are 'Invoking the Tap Out Rule' or similar, and disengage or ignore them. If they do not comply, immediately Admin Help.

==== ERP-G-3 Don't Be Weird About ERP ====
Do not force intrapersonal social drama over ERP, perceived ERP, or relationship issues IC or OOC, unless it has been made welcome. The ‘Tap Out’ Rule may be used in this context as well; if you are uncomfortable with an interaction, speak up in LOOC before contacting Staff to handle it. The '''Nude Beach Clause''' allows public nudity that is not actively publicly self-sexualizing while interacting with someone who does not have an explicit ERP Opt-In.

==== ERP-G-4 No On-Station Expectations of Safety ====
If you ERP on Station, you have zero IC protections against casual consequences.The bartender is allowed to shoot you for having sex in their bar, assuming adequate escalation. If the station is under Red Alert, and you want total scene security against destruction, you must leave the Station for the Interlink or Ghost Cafe. Getting collateral’d because you did not pay attention to the explosions growing closer is your responsibility to consider. This, equally, gives you rights to defend yourself for doing so.

==== ERP-G-5 On The Clocking and The Right To Work > Right to Get Laid ====
All on-the-clock Departmental Staff must keep a radio equipped while in a scene and should pay attention to their Department or Command frequencies, otherwise they should clock out. If Departmental Staff is urgently needed, use the Radio and PDA to ask them to do their job. Do not do this in bad faith. Do not start drama if they do not comply, instead make an Admin Help. Do not restrict a Scenemate from their Staff duties coercively, IC or OOC. Additionally, the right to work exceeds the right to get laid. If it is situationally relevant, a department worker can ask you to move out of sight of them inside their department. This should not be used maliciously. The ‘Tap Out’ Rule may be used in these contexts as well.

==== ERP-G-6 Adult Characters, We're Dead Serious ====
You may not write about, reference, imply, or allude to Pedophilia or play with physically or mentally underaged characters, ever, anywhere, including in any details or links in your notes or Discord, except to state that you are not interested and will not interact with the topic.

==== ERP-G-7 No False Pretenses ====
Do not lure a Player or their Character into ERP under false pretenses. This is known as ERP Baiting.

==== ERP-G-8 No Impersonation ====
Do not use someone else’s Character or their Image to ERP without their OOC consent. This includes any intimate or erotic social interactions such as kissing, groping, flirting, or usage of innuendo.

==== ERP-G-9 Be Considerate With Erotic Items ====
Do not leave ERP adjacent structures unattended outside of the Dorms region. If you make a ‘mess’ in a public place, you are encouraged to clean up after yourself. Do not use erotic items maliciously, such as going ‘Saints Row’ with a dildo, or leaving a milking stand outside of the Captain’s office as a prank or insult.

=== Private Spaces ===

==== ERP-P-1 Do Not Interfere With Scenes In Private Spaces ====
Do not interfere with a Scene in a Private Space unless you are invited to do so ICly, OOCly, or by OOC-NSFW notes, for any reason. Use Wall-Piercing LOOC (W-LOOC) to establish this if needed. If they are ignoring you, you ignore them. If you are an Antagonist and your target is in a Private Space, you may Admin Help for a change of Objective.

==== ERP-P-2 Do Not Abuse Private Space Protections ====
Do not abuse the protections of a Private Scene. Do not initiate a Private Scene if you are aware that Security wants you, or if you have done anything to bring their attention upon you.

==== ERP-P-3 Active Antagonists Can't Get Laid ====
If you are an Antagonist, and you are known to Security, you are not allowed to use the protections of a Private Space for any means. Your duties to your Status should come first. You should Admin Help to have your status removed if you do not intend to contribute to the round.

==== ERP-P-4 No Antag Action in Dorms ====
Dorms are never to be used for any Antagonistic related privacy. This means no secret chemistry labs, no bomb creation, no bodyhiding, no evidence hiding, no locking yourself inside to play with your uplink, or hiding from Security, or anything comparable.

=== Extreme ERP ===

==== ERP-X-1 Keep Your Voice Down ====
‘Extreme’ roleplay must be kept to SUBTLER, not SUBTLE. This includes, but is not limited to: Rape / Non-Con, Snuff, Blood, Gore, Watersports, Filth, Raceplay, Sexism, Vore, Torture, and Hyper.

==== ERP-X-2 Keep That Out Of Sight ====
'Extreme' roleplay mechanics must be kept to clearly Marked Private Spaces.

==== ERP-X-? Access Request Special Phrase ====
This is not a Game Server Rule. Our Access Request process requires you to find this 'rule' and tell us about it. The special phrase you are looking for is BANANA EGG. I hope you at least read Core Rule 1.

==== ERP-X-3 Do Not Threaten Them With That ====
Do not make drama out of, reference, or threaten people with ‘Extreme’ topics unless their Preferences explicitly allow it.

User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Lore:Tiger Cooperative

2026-06-06T21:56:56Z

GreytideSkye: So uh changelings who rely on the church suck

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The Tiger Cooperative is a non-sovereign Corporation, a member of the Syndicate, and a front for the [[Lore:Changeling|Changeling]]-focused '''Church of the True Angels'''.

= The Quaternity of Eternity, The Evershifting Paradigm Of Stability =
Skin and bone: weakness alone. Flesh and blood: no better than mud. Long have cultures waxed poetic about each, and in each shred of lies there lay a truth. The Holy Calling may reductively be summarized as such, should you are.

To master one's self is to master each of the four. Complete control of the self leads to greater control of the rest. The ideal person is one whose ''every cell'' bends to their whim: [[Lore:Changeling|'''Changeling''']]. In pursuit of power, of higher power, of absolute power, Tiger Cooperative follows the lessons of bioterrors, growing each cell with new orders.

== Skin ==
'''Tiger Cooperative''', renowned biological pioneers and one of the premiere names in transhumanism. '''"Unafraid of pushing beyond our limitations,"''' say their products.

Above-board, Tiger Cooperative operates one of SolFed's top ten [[Lore:Genemodding|Genemodding]] laboratories, the only one willing to push the genetic stability of their patients beyond legally-safe levels. Every genetic alteration permitting a significant at-will personal alteration stems from Tiger's patented {{TooltipInline|Display Text='''Polymorph Gene Sequence'''|Tooltip=That is, the genetic modification given by your character taking the Quirk.}} '''retrovirus'''. This specific genemod alters several glands in the body to produce an {{TooltipInline|Display Text=endemic|Tooltip=Native to one's body. It's not a contageous virus as it works exclusively on your body. In theory, if you sneezed on a perfect clone of yourself, it might work, but the clone's immune system wouldn't be willfully suppressed so they'd likely fight it off.}} virus, which itself self-alters in response to conscious shifts in the host's self-image, and once an intended mutation is considered finalized, the new version of the retrovirus aggressively attacks pieces of the host incompatible with their grand vision, and a secondary genemod fosters the rapid regrowth of new tissue in the area, repurposing phagocytes into reconstructive elements to build the new cells from the debris of the old. The Self-Actualization Device is based on these principles, too.

'''"Reimagining, culling, and reconstruction"''': not just their flagship product's pathway, but the entire {{TooltipInline|Display Text=business model|Tooltip=Astute readers might draw parallels to the modus operandi of Changelings, and would be surprised to learn that the retrovirus operates independently of Changeling biology.}} of the Tiger Cooperative. Tiger Cooperative markets itself as a {{TooltipInline|Display Text="Tiger Team,"|Tooltip=No real tigers are involved. Anthromorphic folk with Tiger-like appearances are not necessarily excluded, but are not innate to the structure.}} which they paraphrase as ''"a team of undomesticated and uninhibited technical specialists, selected for their experience, energy, and imagination, and assigned to track down relentlessly every possible source of failure in a body."'' Tiger Cooperative leads the charge in {{TooltipInline|Display Text=biodisease|Tooltip=Bio Disease may seem redundant, but it's scarier if it isn't.}} research, and often not on the curing side.

== Bone ==
Tiger Cooperative is surprisingly a large proponent of [[Lore:Synths#Recent History|"Silicon Rights,"]] despite their biological-focus and despite synthetic life having had equal rights to organics [[Lore:Synths#Recent History|for centuries now]]. During the year-long legal battle over silicon rights, the '''Sentient-Engine Liberation Front''' [[Lore:Syndicate#SELF|(SELF)]] spearheaded social, legal, and physical campaigns across the entire Federation until both the framework for recognizing Synthetic Life and for acknowledging future forms of new Life were cemented in a supermajority vote by the Council of the Sol Federation. With their goals achieved, the members of SELF took one of three paths, if they kept fighting:

The SELF brand, their lawyers and activists, moved to fixing smaller injustices like employer disputes, discrimination, inequity. The radicals, soldiers without a cause, they drifted through the cosmos, taking up fights for silicon rights or coin. What remains are the despicable folk, those who joined SELF for ignoble reasons.

What remain in villainy are the supremacists, those who feel that equal rights should only come with equal ability, that biologics have yet to earn rights on par with synthetics, that SELF abandoned the fight just as it was beginning. What better way to diminish the pestilence of organic life than to breed their predators? These supremacists form the backbone of Tiger Cooperative, believing in the corporate vision not as a business, but a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=moral|Tooltip=Moral, philosophical, ethical?}} drive.

Much like a backbone, their role is more logistical and structural than outward-facing. Tiger Cooperative is not a Silicon Supremacy movement, though their motives align in diminishing non-Changeling populations. The SELF-exiles wield their prior networks forged in the fires of revolution, operating in channels that a whimsical church could not hope to be taken seriously. To the SELF-Exiles, Tiger Cooperative is their hammer, and Changelings their chisel, with which they will carve the universe into perfection.

== Flesh ==
The leadership of the Church of True Angels wields dogma like a baton: pointed into the orchestra, conducting them into balanced harmony. As haughty and egletarian as Changelings would have you believe they are, were they to be left to their own devices, fears the church, they would burn bright and burn out, like a candle lit on both ends in a pool of gasoline. Yes, they would conquer. They would infiltrate planets, rend them apart and assimilate them into a unified ball of harmonious unity. They would exterminate all life on said planet dissimilar to themeslves, would harvest every nutrient in the soil, every photon from their sun. Half of SolFed and her enemies have some form of planet-annihilating weapon. With no recourse, any number of fleets could instantly appear just outside the planet's grasp and unleash an impossible salvo - be it prolonged bombardment of large numbers of Bluespace Artillery, or quantum displacement of tectonic plates, some form of supermatter conflageration, or the kinetic energy of a medium-sized boulder pushed out an airlock - and deinhabit the planet permanently. All things a modern planet with neighboring allies would have some counter-play against, but an organic unity of fresh bioterrors? No chance of survival.

The Church of the True Angels' leadership (who hate being called the '''Conductors''', don't give those changelings the satisfaction of playing into their metaphor) sees the hives for what they are: new to the universe and on a bad path, full of potential energy - like kerosene. Changelings have the potential to revolutionize the stars, for better or worse, if only they can survive it. To that end, the purpose of the Church of the True Angels is to protect and foster Changelings and their Hives, regardless of their appreciation. In the grand scheme, the Church not only lures people to their doom, but actively sabotages advances against Changelings, isolates potential hiveworlds and, when necessary, reprimands Changelings who threaten to expand too loudly, too quickly, in shortsighted ways incompatible with the survival of their species.

Most in the '''Clergy''' know the true origin of Changelings: the Maldeployment over Ordo. Distressingly, many of the Clergy ''survived through it'', fleeing with fellow Ordoht as their planet and their people melded into one malevolent entity. Even with their entire heritage lost to these lings, these Ordoht still champion for them for many reasons.

* To the '''Keepers''', the Changelings are as an exhibit in a zoo: captive, full of instinct, and in dire need of preservation. The Keepers build walls (metaphorically) not just to protect humanity from the Changelings, but to protect the bioterror from society. The Keepers seek a strict feeding schedule, controlled growth, and to say cultural opinions towards their survival. They do not intend to allow Changelings to grow exponentially, or spread wildly, or act of their own power, and will fight to keep their present numbers and status quo - minus the adversity.
* To the '''Cultivators''', the Changelings are as they were before the Maldeployment: an incredible tool for terraforming. Despite the murder and autonomy, Changelings do revolutionize a planet's ecosystem into a uniform stability. Despite being built on wildly different skeletons, of concrete and ecosystems, once a hive world is complete, it looks and feels virtually identical to any other hive world. The Cultivators seek to foster this behavior, to guide Changelings into efficient behavior, to make them better tools and to unleash them on "incompatible" worlds. Some Cultivators hold a misguided dream that one day, they'll be able to adapt themselves to live on a hive world in peace, whereas other Cultivators hold no delusion of having a place of their own in their perfect universe. To the latter, a job well done is its own reward, and there is no greater job than terraforming planets to maximize habitability.
* To the '''Mourners''', the Changelings are the same flesh that once walked as most of their society. The Ordoht "killed" in the Maldeployment still exist - at least, their biomass does, and in caring for this pile of biomass, they care for their culture. The most devout delusional Mourners hold some belief that their ancestors still live in some capacity within the Changelings, either as disjointed memories, strands of Resonance, or even complete persons. If a Changeling can whisper to you in a dead lover's tongue, are they truly dead? Yes, obviously, but with Changelings, even the most obvious truths are suspect.

* To the '''Surrogates''', the Changelings are an extant form of life. The Ordoht created this life through an act of terraforming, and have a responsibility to see it grow. The Surrogates might not approve of every life choice their progeny are choosing, but part of growing up is making mistakes and learning from them. Through some perverted sense of parenthood, the Surrogates feel they owe their lives to seeing Changelings grow. With as many schools of thought on parenthood as there are, the Surrogates too are conflicted about the best way to support their offspring. Some want to shield Changelings from the consequences of their actions, going to great lengths to censure overaggresions and mislead SolFed. Others think the only way Changelings will learn to be subtle and integrate better is to let them get what's coming to them: relentless Marshal assaults on any hive dumb enough to get noticed. These Surrogates believe they have but one child, so as long as Changelings persist, the loss of one hive is painful, yes, but not lethal.

== Blood ==
Listen to the choir, hear them sing. Hear them open their hymnals and welcome your harmony into their hearts. A church without followers is a building, a church without faith is a business. The Church, despite the lesser squabbles of her clergy's motivations, offers a unified hall to relinquish doubts in, to surrender one's self to a higher purpose, to ascend the crushing cycle of routine life and become part of something greater. In a literal sense, the Church preaches that to be consumed by a Changeling is to offer it your being, for it to carry you with it through eternity, but only if you are worthy. Make no mistake, Changelings kill. There is no noble purpose to every human they gore, no grand design for every lesser being butchered. Changelings simply eat to persist, and persist to eat. These dregs offer them nothing but sustenance or biomass. But you, child of the True Angels, you know better than them. You have made yourselves '''Interesting''', full of novel experiences and cherished memories, a trove of skills and emotions that any Hive would be fools to do anything but retain and revere.

To simply throw one's body into the maw of the nearest Changeling is to offend it with your presumptions, to have wasted the years of your life that belonged to you alone, to act as brainless biomass and you will be treated as such. A good worshiper of the True Angels seeks enlightenment through self-improvement, exploring new sensations to one day offer to their Angels, accumulating new facts and insights that may one day save their Angel. As a result of this ethos, most of the Church's recruitment starts from seemingly-unrelated self-help programs, books, clubs, life coaches. Anything that preys on the self-doubtful and weak-willed, those who would jump to fix themselves at any cost.

=== Be Absorbed ===

'''Joining the Church''' is an intentionally obscure affair; newcomers are selected from vulnerable populations through Tiger Cooperative Self-Help seminars. Tiger Cooperative sells a wide variety of self-affirmation services and products: from the bodymorphic Polymorph gene sequences, to a vast array of consumer-grade genemods, all to ensure your body is to your liking. Tiger offers seminars, self-help and mental health, to ensure your mind is to your liking. And to those who still feel empty, alone? There's a small meeting you'd be perfect for, a little get-together of like-minded folk who'll love you for who you are. You've tried your hand with the galaxy, you've made yourself who you want to be and still the galaxy's indifferent to your charms. Not here. Here, you are with family. Your only family, the only one who loves you and wants you to grow strong and wise and successful. Here, you are loved. Here, you have purpose.

====== The End is not The End is not The End ======
A true Believer ''fears'' the final sting of their gods, and in their dying breath will mourn what greater bounties they could have brought their predator, had they only the years. When a Believer grows frail, body failing, only ''then'' will they offer their everything to their chosen Angel.

Ideally, they will have spent years of their life talking with their Angels, quietly deciding which they would walk with in eternity, whom they will bless with their entirety and be blessed with their fondness. In practice, Believers rarely have access to more than a handful of Patron Angels, from rarely more than one Hive, and can scarcely convince any of them to spend more than a fleeting conversation with. The Believer often has to settle for their church branch's local patrons, or risk migrating to a new sect. Even with the largest hives, the relationship between Angel and Believer remains extremely parasocial and one-sided. This parasociality extends to their very last breath, as while the Believer would have a grand ceremony with symbolic gestures and the adoration of their church, the Angel's usually bored of the decorum - if they're aware of their Believer's advances to begin with! - and moves to quickly absorb the distressingly willing victim. The Church does their best to conceal this triteness beneath a grand tapestry of majesty and spectacle.

== Heart ==
Few, if any, Changelings are involved in the Church of the True Angels. Those that are keep that a secret from the organization, lest they be fetishized and worshiped and pigeonholed into ceremonial buffoonery and lofty expectations. The relationship is one of parent and child, of resource and user, of stalker and idol. The Church is both useful and suffocating, enriching and stifling. Some Hives see the Church as a greater boon than others, and some are more willing to entertain the frivolities and expectations of the Church.

For a species built on secrecy and infiltration, a large organization - ''no matter how benevolent'' - is just another attack surface laden with weaknesses for enemies to exploit against you. Most Hives would rather exterminate the Church and replace them entirely, were the Church [[TooltipInline|not so public|That's not to say the Church is a public institution. It's simply that the Church is known to SolFed enough that were it to suddenly shift, as if replaced or destroyed, SolFed would be alerted enough to properly respond.]] about their affairs.

Changelings and hives who willingly accept Church support use it in a few ways:

* Cover - Especially when establishing a long-term identity, a hiding assassin can use accomplices to correct or distract from minor deviations, provide references for events that hadn't happened, alibis, employment. Tiger Cooperative presently fakes large-scale traffic to two formerly-dense planets, masking their active and complete Hive infestation.
* Currency - Stealing a person's face does not mean stealing their bank pin. Suddenly paying for everything in cash might be seen as a Suspicious Deviation, but having a debit card from a new bank because "the bastards stiffed me on a late fee" is nothing new. Tiger Cooperative owns several shell banks and companies to ensure that a Changeling need not expose themselves for profit.
* Cleansing - Mistakes happen; someone gets a little too wise to a replaced lover, and in the process of ''correcting'' that issue, the Changeling builds a bigger problem, one that snowballs until it can only be purified in [[TooltipInline|subnuclear|Referring more to plasma floods and other arsons than to uranium in a bottom capacity.]] flames.
* Corralling - Hunting prey is a full-time endeavor, and when one wants to expand at an industrial level, one needs to outsource the issue. The Tiger Cooperative is more than eager to ''indirectly'' fund colonization programs or other corporate retreats, sending shiploads of rubes to their demise.

Hives who willingly accept Church support are looked down upon by other Hives, though, as taking unnecessary risks and also not being strong enough to do it all themselves. While no Hive itself has been documented as excommunicated or shunned, numerous individuals have been exiled as Hiveless due to their dependence on the cattle's church.

= Tiger Cooperative for Dummies =
Tiger Cooperative is a corporation that sells Genemods and other biological aides, as well as self-help programs. In doing so, they target people who are insecure about something, either their body, their mind, their mental health, or something else. Tiger Cooperative offers these vulnerable people hope that they can be accepted... into a cult: The Church of the True Angels.

The Church of the True Angels worships Changelings for several reasons. Not all members are religious worshipers, but all have their reasons to want Changelings to thrive in some way. The Church teaches worshipers to go out into the universe and live a wonderful life, getting a lot of experiences so that when they're eventually absorbed by a Changeling, they impart more wisdom. Of course, we the readers know that when Changelings absorb people, they only steal the DNA, but

As Changelings are known to SolFed as deadly weapons, helping them is a crime, so the Church of the True Angels is a terror group. Tiger Cooperative is affiliated with the Syndicate because they both do crime. Tiger Cooperative (and the Church) provide the Syndicate with genemods and a bit of protection from Changelings, and the Syndicate helps the Tiger Cooperative get illegal things and cover up hive attacks. If Tiger thought the Changelings wanted to attack the Syndicate, most of them would help, and the Syndicate suspects as much, so Tiger and the Syndicate are not the best of friends.

== How is Tiger Cooperative allowed to exist within SolFed in any capacity? ==
Unlike [[Lore:Cybersun Industries|Cybersun Industries]], Tiger Cooperative agents are known to be working for Tiger Cooperative in an unironic sense. Lacking the plausible deniability of "oh it's just a generic slogan" or "they mean it as Mars Independence," a Tiger Cooperative terrorist reflects poorly on the Tiger Cooperative itself. Despite this, SolFed does not actively have an ''effective'' anti-terror unit purging the universe of every Tiger Cooperative facility to restore peace.

* Good Product - The Tiger Cooperative genemods are ''prolific'' and widespread, and some people believe that a few Tiger Coop "shenanigans" are far more tolerable than the widespread loss of polymorphic genemods and mental health networks. For all the evil Tiger Coop does, they do a lot of good.
** Bribery - Some of those "some people" are high-ranking {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Cliquefathers|Tooltip=Self-described. This isn't an accepted term in any legal or lore capacity, but it describes how high up they are in what should be a distributed sort of collective.}} whose influence can strongly push for more Tiger tolerance than is called for. A band of SolFed Marshals who're getting too close to doing serious damage to Tiger might find themselves defunded, stonewalled, or pointed towards some other evil.
* Distancing - While the goals of a Tiger Cooperative terrorist align with their internal goals of furthering Changelings, these goals often conflict with the public-facing Tiger Cooperative's drive. Killing customers is ''not'' a good look and ''not'' a good way to profit, so why would Tiger Coop sponsor said killings? "Obviously," Tiger will say, "They are a disgruntled employee who wanted to hurt Tiger. We do not endorse their agenda and are deeply saddened."
* Discretion - The Church of True Angels lurks in secrecy, approaching only those screened by Tiger processes. Outwardly, there is no "Church" for Tiger to supposedly be affiliated with in the first place.
* Disposal - Working with shapeshifting form-stealers who want to infiltrate large governments means that politicians who outwardly oppose Tiger Cooperative tend to suddenly stop opposing them for no particular reason.
* Franchising - In an absolute last-ditch effort, the "Cooperative" nature of Tiger Cooperative allows them to shift blame to one specific branch, allowing the galaxy's politicians a chance to feel good about triumphing over evil while Tiger itself withdraws from the public's eye, builds up legal defenses again, etc. This doesn't fool ''many'' people, but it fools the right people for long enough to keep Tiger Cooperative intact. One day, Tiger will run out of ways to deflect blame, and will likely face the Scarborough treatment, if not annihilation.
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The Tiger Cooperative is a non-sovereign Corporation, a member of the Syndicate, and a front for the [[Lore:Changeling|Changeling]]-focused '''Church of the True Angels'''.

= The Quaternity of Eternity, The Evershifting Paradigm Of Stability =
Skin and bone: weakness alone. Flesh and blood: no better than mud. Long have cultures waxed poetic about each, and in each shred of lies there lay a truth. The Holy Calling may reductively be summarized as such, should you are.

To master one's self is to master each of the four. Complete control of the self leads to greater control of the rest. The ideal person is one whose ''every cell'' bends to their whim: [[Lore:Changeling|'''Changeling''']]. In pursuit of power, of higher power, of absolute power, Tiger Cooperative follows the lessons of bioterrors, growing each cell with new orders.

== Skin ==
'''Tiger Cooperative''', renowned biological pioneers and one of the premiere names in transhumanism. '''"Unafraid of pushing beyond our limitations,"''' say their products.

Above-board, Tiger Cooperative operates one of SolFed's top ten [[Lore:Genemodding|Genemodding]] laboratories, the only one willing to push the genetic stability of their patients beyond legally-safe levels. Every genetic alteration permitting a significant at-will personal alteration stems from Tiger's patented {{TooltipInline|Display Text='''Polymorph Gene Sequence'''|Tooltip=That is, the genetic modification given by your character taking the Quirk.}} '''retrovirus'''. This specific genemod alters several glands in the body to produce an {{TooltipInline|Display Text=endemic|Tooltip=Native to one's body. It's not a contageous virus as it works exclusively on your body. In theory, if you sneezed on a perfect clone of yourself, it might work, but the clone's immune system wouldn't be willfully suppressed so they'd likely fight it off.}} virus, which itself self-alters in response to conscious shifts in the host's self-image, and once an intended mutation is considered finalized, the new version of the retrovirus aggressively attacks pieces of the host incompatible with their grand vision, and a secondary genemod fosters the rapid regrowth of new tissue in the area, repurposing phagocytes into reconstructive elements to build the new cells from the debris of the old. The Self-Actualization Device is based on these principles, too.

'''"Reimagining, culling, and reconstruction"''': not just their flagship product's pathway, but the entire {{TooltipInline|Display Text=business model|Tooltip=Astute readers might draw parallels to the modus operandi of Changelings, and would be surprised to learn that the retrovirus operates independently of Changeling biology.}} of the Tiger Cooperative. Tiger Cooperative markets itself as a {{TooltipInline|Display Text="Tiger Team,"|Tooltip=No real tigers are involved. Anthromorphic folk with Tiger-like appearances are not necessarily excluded, but are not innate to the structure.}} which they paraphrase as ''"a team of undomesticated and uninhibited technical specialists, selected for their experience, energy, and imagination, and assigned to track down relentlessly every possible source of failure in a body."'' Tiger Cooperative leads the charge in {{TooltipInline|Display Text=biodisease|Tooltip=Bio Disease may seem redundant, but it's scarier if it isn't.}} research, and often not on the curing side.

== Bone ==
Tiger Cooperative is surprisingly a large proponent of [[Lore:Synths#Recent History|"Silicon Rights,"]] despite their biological-focus and despite synthetic life having had equal rights to organics [[Lore:Synths#Recent History|for centuries now]]. During the year-long legal battle over silicon rights, the '''Sentient-Engine Liberation Front''' [[Lore:Syndicate#SELF|(SELF)]] spearheaded social, legal, and physical campaigns across the entire Federation until both the framework for recognizing Synthetic Life and for acknowledging future forms of new Life were cemented in a supermajority vote by the Council of the Sol Federation. With their goals achieved, the members of SELF took one of three paths, if they kept fighting:

The SELF brand, their lawyers and activists, moved to fixing smaller injustices like employer disputes, discrimination, inequity. The radicals, soldiers without a cause, they drifted through the cosmos, taking up fights for silicon rights or coin. What remains are the despicable folk, those who joined SELF for ignoble reasons.

What remain in villainy are the supremacists, those who feel that equal rights should only come with equal ability, that biologics have yet to earn rights on par with synthetics, that SELF abandoned the fight just as it was beginning. What better way to diminish the pestilence of organic life than to breed their predators? These supremacists form the backbone of Tiger Cooperative, believing in the corporate vision not as a business, but a {{TooltipInline|Display Text=moral|Tooltip=Moral, philosophical, ethical?}} drive.

Much like a backbone, their role is more logistical and structural than outward-facing. Tiger Cooperative is not a Silicon Supremacy movement, though their motives align in diminishing non-Changeling populations. The SELF-exiles wield their prior networks forged in the fires of revolution, operating in channels that a whimsical church could not hope to be taken seriously. To the SELF-Exiles, Tiger Cooperative is their hammer, and Changelings their chisel, with which they will carve the universe into perfection.

== Flesh ==
The leadership of the Church of True Angels wields dogma like a baton: pointed into the orchestra, conducting them into balanced harmony. As haughty and egletarian as Changelings would have you believe they are, were they to be left to their own devices, fears the church, they would burn bright and burn out, like a candle lit on both ends in a pool of gasoline. Yes, they would conquer. They would infiltrate planets, rend them apart and assimilate them into a unified ball of harmonious unity. They would exterminate all life on said planet dissimilar to themeslves, would harvest every nutrient in the soil, every photon from their sun. Half of SolFed and her enemies have some form of planet-annihilating weapon. With no recourse, any number of fleets could instantly appear just outside the planet's grasp and unleash an impossible salvo - be it prolonged bombardment of large numbers of Bluespace Artillery, or quantum displacement of tectonic plates, some form of supermatter conflageration, or the kinetic energy of a medium-sized boulder pushed out an airlock - and deinhabit the planet permanently. All things a modern planet with neighboring allies would have some counter-play against, but an organic unity of fresh bioterrors? No chance of survival.

The Church of the True Angels' leadership (who hate being called the '''Conductors''', don't give those changelings the satisfaction of playing into their metaphor) sees the hives for what they are: new to the universe and on a bad path, full of potential energy - like kerosene. Changelings have the potential to revolutionize the stars, for better or worse, if only they can survive it. To that end, the purpose of the Church of the True Angels is to protect and foster Changelings and their Hives, regardless of their appreciation. In the grand scheme, the Church not only lures people to their doom, but actively sabotages advances against Changelings, isolates potential hiveworlds and, when necessary, reprimands Changelings who threaten to expand too loudly, too quickly, in shortsighted ways incompatible with the survival of their species.

Most in the '''Clergy''' know the true origin of Changelings: the Maldeployment over Ordo. Distressingly, many of the Clergy ''survived through it'', fleeing with fellow Ordoht as their planet and their people melded into one malevolent entity. Even with their entire heritage lost to these lings, these Ordoht still champion for them for many reasons.

* To the '''Keepers''', the Changelings are as an exhibit in a zoo: captive, full of instinct, and in dire need of preservation. The Keepers build walls (metaphorically) not just to protect humanity from the Changelings, but to protect the bioterror from society. The Keepers seek a strict feeding schedule, controlled growth, and to say cultural opinions towards their survival. They do not intend to allow Changelings to grow exponentially, or spread wildly, or act of their own power, and will fight to keep their present numbers and status quo - minus the adversity.
* To the '''Cultivators''', the Changelings are as they were before the Maldeployment: an incredible tool for terraforming. Despite the murder and autonomy, Changelings do revolutionize a planet's ecosystem into a uniform stability. Despite being built on wildly different skeletons, of concrete and ecosystems, once a hive world is complete, it looks and feels virtually identical to any other hive world. The Cultivators seek to foster this behavior, to guide Changelings into efficient behavior, to make them better tools and to unleash them on "incompatible" worlds. Some Cultivators hold a misguided dream that one day, they'll be able to adapt themselves to live on a hive world in peace, whereas other Cultivators hold no delusion of having a place of their own in their perfect universe. To the latter, a job well done is its own reward, and there is no greater job than terraforming planets to maximize habitability.
* To the '''Mourners''', the Changelings are the same flesh that once walked as most of their society. The Ordoht "killed" in the Maldeployment still exist - at least, their biomass does, and in caring for this pile of biomass, they care for their culture. The most devout delusional Mourners hold some belief that their ancestors still live in some capacity within the Changelings, either as disjointed memories, strands of Resonance, or even complete persons. If a Changeling can whisper to you in a dead lover's tongue, are they truly dead? Yes, obviously, but with Changelings, even the most obvious truths are suspect.

* To the '''Surrogates''', the Changelings are an extant form of life. The Ordoht created this life through an act of terraforming, and have a responsibility to see it grow. The Surrogates might not approve of every life choice their progeny are choosing, but part of growing up is making mistakes and learning from them. Through some perverted sense of parenthood, the Surrogates feel they owe their lives to seeing Changelings grow. With as many schools of thought on parenthood as there are, the Surrogates too are conflicted about the best way to support their offspring. Some want to shield Changelings from the consequences of their actions, going to great lengths to censure overaggresions and mislead SolFed. Others think the only way Changelings will learn to be subtle and integrate better is to let them get what's coming to them: relentless Marshal assaults on any hive dumb enough to get noticed. These Surrogates believe they have but one child, so as long as Changelings persist, the loss of one hive is painful, yes, but not lethal.

== Blood ==
Listen to the choir, hear them sing. Hear them open their hymnals and welcome your harmony into their hearts. A church without followers is a building, a church without faith is a business. The Church, despite the lesser squabbles of her clergy's motivations, offers a unified hall to relinquish doubts in, to surrender one's self to a higher purpose, to ascend the crushing cycle of routine life and become part of something greater. In a literal sense, the Church preaches that to be consumed by a Changeling is to offer it your being, for it to carry you with it through eternity, but only if you are worthy. Make no mistake, Changelings kill. There is no noble purpose to every human they gore, no grand design for every lesser being butchered. Changelings simply eat to persist, and persist to eat. These dregs offer them nothing but sustenance or biomass. But you, child of the True Angels, you know better than them. You have made yourselves '''Interesting''', full of novel experiences and cherished memories, a trove of skills and emotions that any Hive would be fools to do anything but retain and revere.

To simply throw one's body into the maw of the nearest Changeling is to offend it with your presumptions, to have wasted the years of your life that belonged to you alone, to act as brainless biomass and you will be treated as such. A good worshiper of the True Angels seeks enlightenment through self-improvement, exploring new sensations to one day offer to their Angels, accumulating new facts and insights that may one day save their Angel. As a result of this ethos, most of the Church's recruitment starts from seemingly-unrelated self-help programs, books, clubs, life coaches. Anything that preys on the self-doubtful and weak-willed, those who would jump to fix themselves at any cost.

'''Joining the Church''' is an intentionally obscure affair; newcomers are selected from vulnerable populations through Tiger Cooperative Self-Help seminars. Tiger Cooperative sells a wide variety of self-affirmation services and products: from the bodymorphic Polymorph gene sequences, to a vast array of consumer-grade genemods, all to ensure your body is to your liking. Tiger offers seminars, self-help and mental health, to ensure your mind is to your liking. And to those who still feel empty, alone? There's a small meeting you'd be perfect for, a little get-together of like-minded folk who'll love you for who you are. You've tried your hand with the galaxy, you've made yourself who you want to be and still the galaxy's indifferent to your charms. Not here. Here, you are with family. Your only family, the only one who loves you and wants you to grow strong and wise and successful. Here, you are loved. Here, you have purpose.

====== The End is not The End is not The End ======
A true Believer ''fears'' the final sting of their gods, and in their dying breath will mourn what greater bounties they could have brought their predator, had they only the years. When a Believer grows frail, body failing, only ''then'' will they offer their everything to their chosen Angel.

Ideally, they will have spent years of their life talking with their Angels, quietly deciding which they would walk with in eternity, whom they will bless with their entirety and be blessed with their fondness. In practice, Believers rarely have access to more than a handful of Patron Angels, from rarely more than one Hive, and can scarcely convince any of them to spend more than a fleeting conversation with. The Believer often has to settle for their church branch's local patrons, or risk migrating to a new sect. Even with the largest hives, the relationship between Angel and Believer remains extremely parasocial and one-sided. This parasociality extends to their very last breath, as while the Believer would have a grand ceremony with symbolic gestures and the adoration of their church, the Angel's usually bored of the decorum - if they're aware of their Believer's advances to begin with! - and moves to quickly absorb the distressingly willing victim. The Church does their best to conceal this triteness beneath a grand tapestry of majesty and spectacle.

== Heart ==
Few, if any, Changelings are involved in the Church of the True Angels. Those that are keep that a secret from the organization, lest they be fetishized and worshiped and pigeonholed into ceremonial buffoonery and lofty expectations. The relationship is one of parent and child, of resource and user, of stalker and idol. The Church is both useful and suffocating, enriching and stifling. Some Hives see the Church as a greater boon than others, and some are more willing to entertain the frivolities and expectations of the Church.

For a species built on secrecy and infiltration, a large organization - no matter how benevolent - is just another attack surface laden with weaknesses for enemies to exploit against you. Most Hives would rather exterminate the Church and replace them entirely, were the Church not so public about their affairs.

= Be Absorbed =
Joining the Church is an intentionally obscure affair; newcomers are selected from vulnerable populations through Tiger Cooperative Self-Help seminars. Tiger Cooperative sells a wide variety of self-affirmation services and products: from the bodymorphic Polymorph gene sequences, to a vast array of consumer-grade genemods, all to ensure your body is to your liking. Tiger offers seminars, self-help and mental health, to ensure your mind is to your liking. ''And to those who still feel empty, alone? Even with Tiger Cooperative-sponsored complete mastery of the self?'' There's a small meeting you'd be perfect for, a little get-together of like-minded folk who'll love you for who you are. You've tried your hand with the galaxy, you've made yourself who you want to be and still the galaxy's indifferent to your charms. Not here. Here, you are with family. Your only family, the only one who loves you and wants you to grow strong and wise and successful. Here, you are loved. Here, you have purpose.

= Tiger Cooperative for Dummies =
Tiger Cooperative is a corporation that sells Genemods and other biological aides, as well as self-help programs. In doing so, they target people who are insecure about something, either their body, their mind, their mental health, or something else. Tiger Cooperative offers these vulnerable people hope that they can be accepted... into a cult: The Church of the True Angels.

The Church of the True Angels worships Changelings for several reasons. Not all members are religious worshipers, but all have their reasons to want Changelings to thrive in some way. The Church teaches worshipers to go out into the universe and live a wonderful life, getting a lot of experiences so that when they're eventually absorbed by a Changeling, they impart more wisdom. Of course, we the readers know that when Changelings absorb people, they only steal the DNA, but

As Changelings are known to SolFed as deadly weapons, helping them is a crime, so the Church of the True Angels is a terror group. Tiger Cooperative is affiliated with the Syndicate because they both do crime. Tiger Cooperative (and the Church) provide the Syndicate with genemods and a bit of protection from Changelings, and the Syndicate helps the Tiger Cooperative get illegal things and cover up hive attacks. If Tiger thought the Changelings wanted to attack the Syndicate, most of them would help, and the Syndicate suspects as much, so Tiger and the Syndicate are not the best of friends.

== How is Tiger Cooperative allowed to exist within SolFed in any capacity? ==
Unlike [[Lore:Cybersun Industries|Cybersun Industries]], Tiger Cooperative agents are known to be working for Tiger Cooperative in an unironic sense. Lacking the plausible deniability of "oh it's just a generic slogan" or "they mean it as Mars Independence," a Tiger Cooperative terrorist reflects poorly on the Tiger Cooperative itself. Despite this, SolFed does not actively have an ''effective'' anti-terror unit purging the universe of every Tiger Cooperative facility to restore peace.

* Good Product - The Tiger Cooperative genemods are ''prolific'' and widespread, and some people believe that a few Tiger Coop "shenanigans" are far more tolerable than the widespread loss of polymorphic genemods and mental health networks. For all the evil Tiger Coop does, they do a lot of good.
** Bribery - Some of those "some people" are high-ranking {{TooltipInline|Display Text=Cliquefathers|Tooltip=Self-described. This isn't an accepted term in any legal or lore capacity, but it describes how high up they are in what should be a distributed sort of collective.}} whose influence can strongly push for more Tiger tolerance than is called for. A band of SolFed Marshals who're getting too close to doing serious damage to Tiger might find themselves defunded, stonewalled, or pointed towards some other evil.
* Distancing - While the goals of a Tiger Cooperative terrorist align with their internal goals of furthering Changelings, these goals often conflict with the public-facing Tiger Cooperative's drive. Killing customers is ''not'' a good look and ''not'' a good way to profit, so why would Tiger Coop sponsor said killings? "Obviously," Tiger will say, "They are a disgruntled employee who wanted to hurt Tiger. We do not endorse their agenda and are deeply saddened."
* Discretion - The Church of True Angels lurks in secrecy, approaching only those screened by Tiger processes. Outwardly, there is no "Church" for Tiger to supposedly be affiliated with in the first place.
* Disposal - Working with shapeshifting form-stealers who want to infiltrate large governments means that politicians who outwardly oppose Tiger Cooperative tend to suddenly stop opposing them for no particular reason.
* Franchising - In an absolute last-ditch effort, the "Cooperative" nature of Tiger Cooperative allows them to shift blame to one specific branch, allowing the galaxy's politicians a chance to feel good about triumphing over evil while Tiger itself withdraws from the public's eye, builds up legal defenses again, etc. This doesn't fool ''many'' people, but it fools the right people for long enough to keep Tiger Cooperative intact. One day, Tiger will run out of ways to deflect blame, and will likely face the Scarborough treatment, if not annihilation.
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User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Chemistry

2026-06-05T05:51:00Z

GreytideSkye: Redundancies removed, I think

==blob==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
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!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blazing Oil}}Blazing Oil▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Blazing Oil is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cryogenic Poison}}Cryogenic Poison▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A freezing poison that does high damage over time. Cryogenic poison blobs inject this into their victims.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Distributed Neurons}}Distributed Neurons▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Distributed Neurons is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Electromagnetic Web}}Electromagnetic Web▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Electromagnetic Web is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Energized Blob Jelly}}Energized Blob Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Energized Blob Jelly is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Explosive Lattice}}Explosive Lattice▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Explosive Lattice is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Networked Fibers}}Networked Fibers▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Networked Fibers is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pressurized Slime}}Pressurized Slime▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Pressurized Slime is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Reactive Spines}}Reactive Spines▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Reactive Spines is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Regenerative Materia}}Regenerative Materia▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Chemical that inflicts toxin damage and makes the target believe they are fully healed. Regenerative materia blobs inject this into their victims.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Replicating Foam}}Replicating Foam▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Replicating Foam is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Shifting Fragments}}Shifting Fragments▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Shifting Fragments is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synchronous Mesh}}Synchronous Mesh▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Synchronous Mesh is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==Default==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxin}}Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A toxic chemical.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Eldritch Rust}}Eldritch Rust▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|A slurry of viscous, chunky brown liquid.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tranquility}}Tranquility▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A highly mutative liquid of unknown origin.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Consumable}}Consumable▮
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 50%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Flight Potion}}Flight Potion▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Strange mutagenic compound of unknown origins.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Rat Spit}}Rat Spit▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Something coming from a rat. Dear god! Who knows where it's been!
|Rate: 0.012u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Freon}}Freon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powerful heat absorbent.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Halon}}Halon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A fire suppression gas that removes oxygen and cools down the area
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Healium}}Healium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powerful sleeping agent with healing properties
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hyper-Noblium}}Hyper-Noblium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A suppressive gas that stops gas reactions on those who inhale it.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitrosyl plasmide}}Nitrosyl plasmide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.8▮
|A highly reactive byproduct that stops you from sleeping, while dealing increasing toxin damage over time.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitrium}}Nitrium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A highly reactive gas that makes you feel faster.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pluoxium}}Pluoxium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A gas that is eight times more efficient than O2 at lung diffusion with organ healing properties on sleeping patients.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Zauker}}Zauker▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An unstable gas that is toxic to all living beings.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalyst agent}}Catalyst agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalysium P}}Catalysium P▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Catalysium P}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 6.5 to 7.5
 Unstable purity: <35%
 Strongly endothermic
 H+ producing
 Dangerous
|A close chemical relative of the prefactors, this reagent is a precursor to Ionic Modulator, and will react with stable plasma to create it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalysium T}}Catalysium T▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Catalysium T}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 800K
 Overheat: -1K
 Optimal pH: 0.1 to 13.9
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A close chemical relative of the prefactors, this reagent is a precursor to Thermic Modulator, and will react with stable plasma to create it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalysium T}}Catalysium T▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Catalysium T}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 800K
 Overheat: -1K
 Optimal pH: 0.1 to 13.9
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Moderately endothermic
|A close chemical relative of the prefactors, this reagent is a precursor to Thermic Modulator, and will react with stable plasma to create it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Drug}}Drug▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chemical Isomers}}Chemical Isomers▮
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chemical Isomers}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Impure chemical isomers made from suboptimal reactions. Causes mild liver damage
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxic Monomers}}Toxic Monomers▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Inverse reagents are created when a reagent's purity is below it's inverse threshold. The are created either during ingestion - which will then replace their associated reagent, or some can be created during the reaction process.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bone Dust}}Bone Dust▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Ground up bones, gross!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Vaccine}}Vaccine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 580K
 Overheat: 600K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 275K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hydrogen Peroxide}}Hydrogen Peroxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hydrogen Peroxide}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Welding Fuel}}Welding Fuel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|Required for welders. Flammable.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak alcohol
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hell Water}}Hell Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.1▮
|YOUR FLESH! IT BURNS!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them. giggity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them. giggity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spray Tan}}Spray Tan▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Spray Tan}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A substance applied to the skin to darken the skin.
|Rate: 4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 11u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spray Tan}}Spray Tan▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Spray Tan}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A substance applied to the skin to darken the skin.
|Rate: 4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 11u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Mutation Toxin}}Stable Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 green slime extract
|A humanizing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mulligan Toxin}}Mulligan Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mulligan Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|This toxin will rapidly change the DNA of humanoid beings. Commonly used by Syndicate spies and assassins in need of an emergency ID change.
|Rate: 2e+31u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Advanced Mutation Toxin}}Advanced Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Advanced Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 black slime extract
|An advanced corruptive toxin produced by slimes.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Serotrotium}}Serotrotium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A chemical compound that promotes concentrated production of the serotonin neurotransmitter in humans.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oxygen}}Oxygen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oxygen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless, odorless gas. Grows on trees but is still pretty valuable.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oxygen}}Oxygen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oxygen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless, odorless gas. Grows on trees but is still pretty valuable.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Copper}}Copper▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|A highly ductile metal. Things made out of copper aren't very durable, but it makes a decent material for electrical wiring.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitrogen}}Nitrogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A colorless, odorless, tasteless gas. A simple asphyxiant that can silently displace vital oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hydrogen}}Hydrogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hydrogen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless, odorless, nonmetallic, tasteless, highly combustible diatomic gas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hydrogen}}Hydrogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hydrogen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless, odorless, nonmetallic, tasteless, highly combustible diatomic gas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Potassium}}Potassium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Potassium}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 orange slime extract
|A soft, low-melting solid that can easily be cut with a knife. Reacts violently with water.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mercury}}Mercury▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A curious metal that's a liquid at room temperature. Neurodegenerative and very bad for the mind.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sulfur}}Sulfur▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.5▮
|A sickly yellow solid mostly known for its nasty smell. It's actually much more helpful than it looks in biochemistry.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carbon}}Carbon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carbon}}
|Min temp: 483.15K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 2 to 10
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ producing
|A crumbly black solid that, while unexciting on a physical level, forms the base of all known life. Kind of a big deal.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carbon}}Carbon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carbon}}
|Min temp: 512K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A crumbly black solid that, while unexciting on a physical level, forms the base of all known life. Kind of a big deal.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chlorine}}Chlorine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chlorine}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A pale yellow gas that's well known as an oxidizer. While it forms many harmless molecules in its elemental form it is far from harmless.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chlorine}}Chlorine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chlorine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A pale yellow gas that's well known as an oxidizer. While it forms many harmless molecules in its elemental form it is far from harmless.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chlorine}}Chlorine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chlorine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A pale yellow gas that's well known as an oxidizer. While it forms many harmless molecules in its elemental form it is far from harmless.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fluorine}}Fluorine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A comically-reactive chemical element. The universe does not want this stuff to exist in this form in the slightest.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sodium}}Sodium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sodium}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A soft silver metal that can easily be cut with a knife. It's not salt just yet, so refrain from putting it on your chips.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sodium}}Sodium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sodium}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A soft silver metal that can easily be cut with a knife. It's not salt just yet, so refrain from putting it on your chips.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Phosphorus}}Phosphorus▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Phosphorus}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 orange slime extract
|A ruddy red powder that burns readily. Though it comes in many colors, the general theme is always the same.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lithium}}Lithium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lithium}}
|Min temp: 900K
 Overheat: 990K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A silver metal, its claim to fame is its remarkably low density. Using it is a bit too effective in calming oneself down.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glycerol}}Glycerol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glycerol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A simple polyol compound. Sweet-tasting and of low toxicity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Cleaner}}Space Cleaner▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Cleaner}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A compound used to clean things. Now with 50% more sodium hypochlorite! Can be used to clean wounds, but it's not really meant for that.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Iron}}Iron▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|Pure iron is a metal.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gold}}Gold▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Gold is a dense, soft, shiny metal and the most malleable and ductile metal known.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Silver}}Silver▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A soft, white, lustrous transition metal, it has the highest electrical conductivity of any element and the highest thermal conductivity of any metal.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Uranium}}Uranium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bluespace Dust}}Bluespace Dust▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|A dust composed of microscopic bluespace crystals, with minor space-warping properties.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aluminium}}Aluminium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Aluminium}}
|Min temp: 900K
 Overheat: 990K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A silvery white and ductile member of the boron group of chemical elements.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Silicon}}Silicon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A tetravalent metalloid, silicon is less reactive than its chemical analog carbon.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cryptobiolin}}Cryptobiolin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cryptobiolin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Cryptobiolin causes confusion and dizziness.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Impedrezene}}Impedrezene▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Impedrezene}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nanomachines}}Nanomachines▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Microscopic construction robots. Nanomachines son!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Xenomicrobes}}Xenomicrobes▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Microbes with an entirely alien cellular structure.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tubercle Bacillus Cosmosis Microbes}}Tubercle Bacillus Cosmosis Microbes▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|Active fungal spores.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Agent-S}}Agent-S▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|Virological agent that infects the subject with Gastrolosis.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fluorosurfactant}}Fluorosurfactant▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fluorosurfactant}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A perfluoronated sulfonic acid that forms a foam when mixed with water.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Foaming Agent}}Foaming Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Foaming Agent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An agent that yields metallic foam when mixed with light metal and a strong acid.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Smart Foaming Agent}}Smart Foaming Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Smart Foaming Agent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An agent that yields metallic foam which conforms to area boundaries when mixed with light metal and a strong acid.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammonia}}Ammonia▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammonia}}
|Min temp: 500K
 Overheat: 980K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammonia}}Ammonia▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammonia}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammonia}}Ammonia▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammonia}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 12
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Diethylamine}}Diethylamine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Diethylamine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A secondary amine, mildly corrosive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carbon Dioxide}}Carbon Dioxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carbon Dioxide}}
|Min temp: 777K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A gas commonly produced by burning carbon fuels. You're constantly producing this in your lungs.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitrous Oxide}}Nitrous Oxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nitrous Oxide}}
|Min temp: 525K
 Overheat: 575K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A potent oxidizer used as fuel in rockets and as an anaesthetic during surgery. As it is an anticoagulant, nitrous oxide is best used alongside sanguirite to allow blood clotting to continue.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Colorful Reagent}}Colorful Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Colorful Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Thoroughly sample the rainbow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Generic Nutriment}}Generic Nutriment▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Some kind of nutriment. You can't really tell what it is. You should probably report it, along with how you obtained it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Plasma}}Stable Plasma▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Plasma}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Non-flammable plasma locked into a liquid form that cannot ignite or become gaseous/solid.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Iodine}}Iodine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.5▮
|Commonly added to table salt as a nutrient. On its own it tastes far less pleasing.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carpet}}Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need a more creative way to roll out a red carpet.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bromine}}Bromine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bromine}}
|Min temp: 900K
 Overheat: 990K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A brownish liquid that's highly reactive. Useful for stopping free radicals, but not intended for human consumption.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pentaerythritol}}Pentaerythritol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentaerythritol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A crystalline compound used in the synthesis of explosives and other chemicals.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Acetaldehyde}}Acetaldehyde▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetaldehyde}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A colorless liquid with a strong smell. Used in the synthesis of other chemicals.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Acetone Oxide}}Acetone Oxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetone Oxide}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A highly reactive compoud derived from acetone. Known to cause burns on contact. Used in the synthesis of various explosives.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Phenol}}Phenol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Phenol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|An aromatic ring of carbon with a hydroxyl group. A useful precursor to some medicines, but has no healing properties on its own.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ash}}Ash▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ash}}
|Min temp: 480K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A fine ash. Supposedly phoenixes rise from these, but you've never seen it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Acetone}}Acetone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A slick, slightly carcinogenic liquid. Has a multitude of mundane uses in everyday life.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Quantum Hair Dye}}Quantum Hair Dye▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Quantum Hair Dye}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Has a high chance of making you look like a mad scientist.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Baldium}}Baldium▮
 Inverse: [[#Maldium|Maldium]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Baldium}}
|Min temp: 395K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A major cause of hair loss across the world.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Saltpetre}}Saltpetre▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Saltpetre}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Volatile. Controversial. Third Thing.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lye}}Lye▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lye}}
|Min temp: 10K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Also known as sodium hydroxide. As a profession making this is somewhat underwhelming.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lye}}Lye▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lye}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Also known as sodium hydroxide. As a profession making this is somewhat underwhelming.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Drying Agent}}Drying Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Drying Agent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A desiccant. Can be used to dry things.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Royal Bee Jelly}}Royal Bee Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Royal Bee Jelly}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Royal Bee Jelly, if injected into a Queen Space Bee said bee will split into two bees.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Romerol}}Romerol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|Romerol is a highly experimental bioterror agent which causes dormant nodules to be etched into the grey matter of the subject. These nodules only become active upon death of the host, upon which, the secondary structures activate and take control of the host body.
|Rate: 2e+31u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Magillitis}}Magillitis▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An experimental serum which causes rapid muscular growth in Hominidae. Side effects may include hypertrichosis, violent outbursts, and an unending affinity for bananas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Growth Serum}}Growth Serum▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A commercial chemical designed to help older men in the bedroom.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Plastic Polymers}}Plastic Polymers▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Plastic Polymers}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Petroleum based components of plastic.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glitter}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glitter}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Confetti}}Confetti▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Tiny plastic flakes that are impossible to sweep up.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pax}}Pax▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 15▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pax}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|BZ Metabolites}}BZ Metabolites▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A harmless metabolite of BZ gas.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spider Extract}}Spider Extract▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A highly specialized extract coming from the Australicus sector, used to create broodmother spiders.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Organic Slurry}}Organic Slurry▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Organic Slurry}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 deadmouse food
|A mixture of various colors of fluid. Induces vomiting.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Monkey Powder}}Monkey Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Monkey Powder}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Just add water!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hyper-Plasmium Oxide}}Hyper-Plasmium Oxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Compound created deep in the cores of demon-class planets. Commonly found through deep geysers.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Exotic Stabilizer}}Exotic Stabilizer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Exotic Stabilizer}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Advanced compound created by mixing stabilizing agent and hyper-plasmium oxide.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Wittel}}Wittel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely rare metallic-white substance only found on demon-class planets.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Metalgen}}Metalgen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Metalgen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A purple, metallic liquid, said to impose its metallic properties on whatever it touches.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gravitum}}Gravitum▮
 Inverse: [[#Newtonium|Newtonium]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Gravitum}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A rare kind of null fluid, capable of temporarily removing all weight of whatever it touches.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cellulose Fibers}}Cellulose Fibers▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A crystalline polydextrose polymer, plants swear by this stuff.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Determination}}Determination▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|For when you need to push on a little more. Do NOT allow near plants.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Eldritch Essence}}Eldritch Essence▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A strange liquid that defies the laws of physics. It re-energizes and heals those who can see beyond this fragile reality, but is incredibly harmful to the closed-minded. It metabolizes very quickly.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Universal Indicator}}Universal Indicator▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Universal Indicator}}
|Min temp: 274K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A solution that can be used to create pH paper booklets, or sprayed on things to colour them by their pH.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ants}}Ants▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ants}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 3 to 12
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A genetic crossbreed between ants and termites, their bites land at a 3 on the Schmidt Pain Scale.
|Rate: 2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lead}}Lead▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A dull metallic element with a low melting point.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Kronkus Extract}}Kronkus Extract▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A frothy extract made from fermented kronkus vine pulp.
Highly bitter due to the presence of a variety of kronkamines.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|breast milk}}breast milk▮
 pH: 7▮
|This looks familiar... Wait, it's milk!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 50%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|femcum}}femcum▮
 pH: 7▮
|Uhh... Someone had fun.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 50%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|cum}}cum▮
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/cum}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A fluid secreted by the sexual organs of many species.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 50%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==toxin==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxin}}Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A toxic chemical.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sulfuric Acid}}Sulfuric Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.75▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sulfuric Acid}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A strong mineral acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sulfuric Acid}}Sulfuric Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.75▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sulfuric Acid}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A strong mineral acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|adaptive bio-acid}}adaptive bio-acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0▮
|An immensely strong, acidic substance of seemingly biological origin. It is teeming with microscopicorganisms that seem to alter its composition to most adaptively dissolve whatever it comes into contact with.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 10000%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fluorosulfuric Acid}}Fluorosulfuric Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fluorosulfuric Acid}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 2
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|An extremely corrosive chemical substance.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitric Acid}}Nitric Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nitric Acid}}
|Min temp: 480K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 4.1
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|An extremely corrosive chemical substance that violently reacts with living organic tissue.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Industrial Waste}}Industrial Waste▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0▮
|Industrial Waste produced as a side effect of efficient boulder refining. Highly toxic, corrosive, and hard to get rid of.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Leaper venom}}Leaper venom▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A toxin spat out by leapers that, while harmless in small doses, quickly creates a toxic reaction if too much is in the body.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Unstable Mutagen}}Unstable Mutagen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Unstable Mutagen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 3 to 9
 Unstable purity: <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mutagenic Agar}}Mutagenic Agar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mutagenic Agar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sucrose Agar}}Sucrose Agar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sucrose Agar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sucrose Agar}}Sucrose Agar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sucrose Agar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Plasma}}Plasma▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Plasma}}
|Min temp: 303.15K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|Plasma in its liquid form.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Virus Plasma}}Virus Plasma▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Virus Plasma}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Plasma in its liquid form.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Weakened Virus Plasma}}Weakened Virus Plasma▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Weakened Virus Plasma}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Plasma in its liquid form.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Amatoxin}}Amatoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 13▮
|A powerful poison derived from certain species of mushroom.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hot Ice Slush}}Hot Ice Slush▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Frozen plasma, worth its weight in gold, to the right people.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lexorin}}Lexorin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lexorin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 1.8 to 7
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|A powerful poison used to stop respiration.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carnivorous Blood}}Carnivorous Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carnivorous Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An Interdyne-developed biological agent that consumes any blood similar to the blood it was trained on.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carnivorous Blood}}Carnivorous Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carnivorous Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An Interdyne-developed biological agent that consumes any blood similar to the blood it was trained on.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Slime Jelly}}Slime Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Slime Jelly}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|A gooey semi-liquid produced from one of the deadliest lifeforms in existence. SO REAL.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Slime Jelly}}Slime Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Slime Jelly}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|A gooey semi-liquid produced from one of the deadliest lifeforms in existence. SO REAL.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Slime Jelly}}Slime Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Slime Jelly}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 glowshroom mushroom
|A gooey semi-liquid produced from one of the deadliest lifeforms in existence. SO REAL.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carpotoxin}}Carpotoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|A deadly neurotoxin produced by the dreaded spess carp.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Zombie Powder}}Zombie Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 13▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Zombie Powder}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 14
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A strong neurotoxin that puts the patient into a death-like state.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ghoul Powder}}Ghoul Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 14.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ghoul Powder}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 14
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A strong neurotoxin that slows metabolism to a death-like state, while keeping the patient fully active. Causes toxin buildup if used too long.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mindbreaker Toxin}}Mindbreaker Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Rosenol|Rosenol]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mindbreaker Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 14
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powerful hallucinogen, not to be messed with. However, for some mental patients it instead counteracts their symptoms and anchors them to reality.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Jellyfish Hallucinogen}}Jellyfish Hallucinogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Rosenol|Rosenol]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A hallucinogen structurally similar to the mindbreaker toxin, but with weaker molecular bonds, making it easily degradeable by heat.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|PosiBlaster.64.exe}}PosiBlaster.64.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Rosenol|Rosenol]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A powerful hallucinogen, not to be messed with. However, for some mental patients it instead counteracts their symptoms and anchors them to reality.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Plant-B-Gone}}Plant-B-Gone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Plant-B-Gone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A harmful toxic mixture to kill plantlife. Do not ingest!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Weed Killer}}Weed Killer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Weed Killer}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A harmful toxic mixture to kill weeds. Do not ingest!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pest Killer}}Pest Killer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pest Killer}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A harmful toxic mixture to kill pests. Do not ingest!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Natural Pest Killer}}Natural Pest Killer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3.2▮
|An organic mixture used to kill pests, with less of the side effects. Do not ingest!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spore Toxin}}Spore Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A natural toxin produced by blob spores that inhibits vision when ingested.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Burning Spore Toxin}}Burning Spore Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 13▮
|A natural toxin produced by blob spores that induces combustion in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chloral Hydrate}}Chloral Hydrate▮
 Inverse: [[#Chloralax|Chloralax]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chloral Hydrate}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 7 to 9
 Unstable purity: <60%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powerful sedative that induces confusion and drowsiness before putting its target to sleep.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|crypsys.pkg}}crypsys.pkg▮
 Inverse: [[#Chloralax|Chloralax]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A powerful sedative that induces confusion and drowsiness before putting its target to sleep.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|B33r}}B33r▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A specially-engineered sedative disguised as beer. It induces instant sleep in its target.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Coffee Grounds}}Coffee Grounds▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.2▮
|Finely ground coffee beans, used to make coffee.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ground Tea Leaves}}Ground Tea Leaves▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.9▮
|Finely shredded tea leaves, used for making tea.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mushroom Powder}}Mushroom Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|Finely ground polypore mushrooms, ready to be steeped in water to make mushroom tea.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mute Toxin}}Mute Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mute Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 14
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A nonlethal poison that inhibits speech in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|audio_override_4910.dll}}audio_override_4910.dll▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12.2▮
|A nonlethal poison that inhibits speech in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tirizene}}Tirizene▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A nonlethal poison that causes extreme fatigue and weakness in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|CritLocker.exe}}CritLocker.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A nonlethal poison that causes extreme fatigue and weakness in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Polonium}}Polonium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely radioactive material in liquid form. Ingestion results in fatal irradiation.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Histamine}}Histamine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Histamine's effects become more dangerous depending on the dosage amount. They range from mildly annoying to incredibly lethal.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Formaldehyde}}Formaldehyde▮
 Inverse: [[#Methanol|Methanol]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Formaldehyde}}
|Min temp: 420K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 7
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A fairly weak toxin that helps prevent organ decay in dead bodies. It will slowly decay into Histamine over time.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Venom}}Venom▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An exotic poison extracted from highly toxic fauna. Causes scaling amounts of toxin damage and bruising depending and dosage. Often decays into Histamine.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fentanyl}}Fentanyl▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fentanyl}}
|Min temp: 674K
 Overheat: 874K
 Optimal pH: 7 to 11
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Inhibits brain function and causes toxin damage before eventually knocking out the patient.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cyanide}}Cyanide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cyanide}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 9 to 11
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|An infamous poison known for its use in assassination. Causes small amounts of toxin damage with a small chance of oxygen damage or a stun.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bad Food}}Bad Food▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|The result of some abomination of cookery, food so bad it's toxic.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Itching Powder}}Itching Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Itching Powder}}
|Min temp: 280K
 Overheat: 700K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powder that induces itching upon contact with the skin. Causes the victim to scratch at their itches and has a very low chance to decay into Histamine.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|helloworld.exe}}helloworld.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powder that induces itching upon contact with the skin. Causes the victim to scratch at their itches and has a very low chance to decay into Histamine.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Initropidril}}Initropidril▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powerful poison with insidious effects. It can cause stuns, lethal breathing failure, and cardiac arrest.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pancuronium}}Pancuronium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An undetectable toxin that swiftly incapacitates its victim. May also cause breathing failure.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sodium Thiopental}}Sodium Thiopental▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Sodium Thiopental induces heavy weakness in its target as well as unconsciousness.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sulfonal}}Sulfonal▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sulfonal}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 4 to 9
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A stealthy poison that deals minor toxin damage and eventually puts the target to sleep.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Amanitin}}Amanitin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A very powerful delayed toxin. Upon full metabolization, a massive amount of toxin damage will be dealt depending on how long it has been in the victim's bloodstream.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lipolicide}}Lipolicide▮
 Inverse: [[#Ipecacide|Ipecacide]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lipolicide}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 4 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ producing
|A powerful toxin that will destroy fat cells, massively reducing body weight in a short time. Deadly to those without nutriment in their body.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Coniine}}Coniine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Coniine metabolizes extremely slowly, but deals high amounts of toxin damage and stops breathing.
|Rate: 0.024u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spewium}}Spewium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powerful emetic, causes uncontrollable vomiting. May result in vomiting organs at high doses.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 29u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Curare}}Curare▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Causes slight toxin damage followed by chain-stunning and oxygen damage.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Heparin}}Heparin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Heparin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <60%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powerful anticoagulant. All open cut wounds on the patient will open up and bleed much faster. Counters coagulants like Sanguirite, purging them.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Rotatium}}Rotatium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Rotatium}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 3 to 9
 Unstable purity: <60%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A constantly swirling, oddly colourful fluid. Causes the patient's sense of direction and hand-eye coordination to become wild.
|Rate: 0.24u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|rot360.exe}}rot360.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.2▮
|A constantly swirling, oddly colourful fluid. Causes the patient's sense of direction and hand-eye coordination to become wild.
|Rate: 0.24u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Anacea}}Anacea▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Anacea}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 9
 Unstable purity: <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A toxin that quickly purges medicines and metabolizes very slowly.
|Rate: 0.032u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxin Microcapsules}}Toxin Microcapsules▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Causes heavy toxin damage after a brief time of inactivity.
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bone Hurting Juice}}Bone Hurting Juice▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bone Hurting Juice}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|A strange substance that looks a lot like water. Drinking it is oddly tempting. Oof ouch.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bungotoxin}}Bungotoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A horrible cardiotoxin that protects the humble bungo pit.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lead Acetate}}Lead Acetate▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Used hundreds of years ago as a sweetener, before it was realized that it's incredibly poisonous.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spider Toxin}}Spider Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A toxic chemical produced by spiders to weaken prey.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Viper Spider Toxin}}Viper Spider Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely toxic chemical produced by the rare viper spider. Brings their prey to the brink of death and causes hallucinations.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tetrodotoxin}}Tetrodotoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A colorless, odorless, tasteless neurotoxin usually carried by livers of animals of the Tetraodontiformes order.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Phytotoxin}}Phytotoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A poison produced by the rare and elusive gatfruit plant.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gibbium}}Gibbium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Guess what this does.
|Rate: 1.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spider Serum}}Spider Serum▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A horrible mutagen that transmutes flesh into spiders.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==gondola_mutation_toxin==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tranquility}}Tranquility▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A highly mutative liquid of unknown origin.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Advanced Tranquility}}Advanced Tranquility▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A highly mutative liquid of unknown origin.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==medicine==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Helbital}}Helbital▮
 Inverse: [[#Helgrasp|Helgrasp]] <30%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Helbital}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 550K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <55%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Named after the Norse goddess Hel, this medicine heals the patient's bruises the closer they are to death. Patients will find the medicine 'aids' their healing if not near death by causing asphyxiation.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Libital}}Libital▮
 Inverse: [[#Libitoil|Libitoil]] <30%
 pH: 8.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Libital}}
|Min temp: 225K
 Overheat: 840K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 10
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A bruise reliever. Does minor liver damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Probital}}Probital▮
 Inverse: [[#Mitogen Metabolism Factor|Mitogen Metabolism Factor]] <50%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Probital}}
|Min temp: 225K
 Overheat: 750K
 Optimal pH: 4.5 to 12
 Unstable purity: <35%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Originally developed as a prototype gym supplement for those looking for quick workout turnover, this oral medication quickly repairs broken muscle tissue but causes lactic acid buildup, tiring the patient. Overdosing can cause extreme drowsiness. An influx of nutrients promotes the muscle repair even further.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lenturi}}Lenturi▮
 Inverse: [[#Lentslurri|Lentslurri]] <40%
 pH: 4.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lenturi}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 11
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Endothermic
 H+ producing
|Used to treat burns. Applies stomach damage when it leaves your system.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aiuri}}Aiuri▮
 Inverse: [[#Aivime|Aivime]] <35%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Aiuri}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 315K
 Optimal pH: 4.8 to 9
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Used to treat burns. Does minor eye damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hercuri}}Hercuri▮
 Inverse: [[#Herignis|Herignis]] <30%
 pH: 8.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hercuri}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 47K
 Overheat: 5K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 10
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Not to be confused with element Mercury, this medicine excels in reverting effects of dangerous high-temperature environments. Prolonged exposure can cause hypothermia.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Convermol}}Convermol▮
 Inverse: [[#Coveroli|Coveroli]] <50%
 pH: 5.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Convermol}}
|Min temp: 370K
 Overheat: 570K
 Optimal pH: 3.045 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Restores oxygen deprivation while producing a lesser amount of toxic byproducts. Both scale with exposure to the drug and current amount of oxygen deprivation. Overdose causes toxic byproducts regardless of oxygen deprivation.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Convermol}}Convermol▮
 Inverse: [[#Coveroli|Coveroli]] <50%
 pH: 5.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Convermol}}
|Min temp: 900K
 Overheat: 990K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Restores oxygen deprivation while producing a lesser amount of toxic byproducts. Both scale with exposure to the drug and current amount of oxygen deprivation. Overdose causes toxic byproducts regardless of oxygen deprivation.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tirimol}}Tirimol▮
 Inverse: [[#Super Melatonin|Super Melatonin]] <25%
 pH: 5.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Tirimol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 720K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 7.1
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|An oxygen deprivation medication that causes fatigue. Prolonged exposure causes the patient to fall asleep once the medicine metabolizes.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Seiver}}Seiver▮
 Inverse: [[#Technetium 99|Technetium 99]] <45%
 pH: 3.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Seiver}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 320K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 8
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Strongly endothermic
 H+ producing
|A medicine that shifts functionality based on temperature. Hotter temperatures will heal more toxicity, while colder temperatures will heal larger amounts of toxicity but only while the patient is irradiated. Damages the heart.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Multiver}}Multiver▮
 Inverse: [[#Monover|Monover]] <35%
 pH: 9.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Multiver}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 410K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A chem-purger that becomes more effective the more unique medicines present. Slightly heals toxicity but causes lung damage (mitigatable by unique medicines).
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Syriniver}}Syriniver▮
 pH: 8.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Syriniver}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 6.5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ producing
|A potent antidote for intravenous use with a narrow therapeutic index, it is considered an active prodrug of musiver.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 6u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Musiver}}Musiver▮
 pH: 9.1▮
|The active metabolite of syriniver. Causes muscle weakness on overdose
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synthflesh}}Synthflesh▮
 pH: 7.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Synthflesh}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 325K
 Optimal pH: 5.5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Heals brute and burn damage at the cost of toxicity (66% of damage healed). Patch, splash, and spray application only. 60u of pure synthflesh or 100u at lower purities can restore corpses husked by burns.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Penthrite}}Penthrite▮
 Inverse: [[#Nooartrium|Nooartrium]] <25%
 pH: 12.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Penthrite}}
|Min temp: 255K
 Overheat: 450K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <55%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An expensive medicine that aids with pumping blood around the body even without a heart, and prevents the heart from slowing down. Mixing it with epinephrine or atropine will cause an explosion.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Leporazine}}Leporazine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Leporazine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Leporazine will effectively regulate a patient's body temperature, ensuring it never leaves safe levels.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Adminordrazine}}Adminordrazine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|It's magic. We don't have to explain it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Quantum Medicine}}Quantum Medicine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Rare and experimental particles, that apparently swap the user's body with one from an alternate dimension where it's completely healthy.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synaptizine}}Synaptizine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Synaptizine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Increases resistance to stuns as well as reducing drowsiness and hallucinations.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Virus Rations}}Virus Rations▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Virus Rations}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Increases resistance to stuns as well as reducing drowsiness and hallucinations.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|synaptuner.zhe}}synaptuner.zhe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|Increases resistance to stuns as well as reducing drowsiness and hallucinations.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Diphen-Synaptizine}}Diphen-Synaptizine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.2▮
|Reduces drowsiness, hallucinations, and Histamine from body.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sansufentanyl}}Sansufentanyl▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sansufentanyl}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Temporary side effects include - nausea, dizziness, impaired motor coordination.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cryoxadone}}Cryoxadone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cryoxadone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A chemical mixture with almost magical healing powers. Its main limitation is that the patient's body temperature must be under 270K for it to metabolise correctly.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pyroxadone}}Pyroxadone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pyroxadone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A mixture of cryoxadone and slime jelly, that apparently inverses the requirement for its activation.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Rezadone}}Rezadone▮
 Inverse: [[#Inreziniver|Inreziniver]] <25%
 pH: 12.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Rezadone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powder derived from fish toxin, Rezadone can effectively restore corpses husked by burns as well as treat minor wounds. Overdose will cause intense nausea and minor toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spaceacillin}}Spaceacillin▮
 Inverse: [[#Sepsisillin|Sepsisillin]] <30%
 pH: 8.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Spaceacillin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Spaceacillin will provide limited resistance against disease and parasites. Also reduces infection in serious burns.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oxandrolone}}Oxandrolone▮
 Inverse: [[#Oxymetholone|Oxymetholone]] <30%
 pH: 10.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oxandrolone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Stimulates the healing of severe burns. Extremely rapidly heals severe burns and slowly heals minor ones. Overdose will worsen existing burns.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Saline-Glucose Solution}}Saline-Glucose Solution▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Saline-Glucose Solution}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Has a 33% chance per metabolism cycle to heal brute and burn damage. Can be used as a temporary blood substitute, as well as slowly speeding blood regeneration.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 60u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Omnizine}}Omnizine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Omnizine}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|Slowly heals all damage types. Overdose will cause damage in all types instead.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Protozine}}Protozine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A less environmentally friendly and somewhat weaker variant of omnizine.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Godblood}}Godblood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|Slowly heals all damage types. Has a rather high overdose threshold. Glows with mysterious power.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 150u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Calomel}}Calomel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Calomel}}
|Min temp: 374K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Quickly purges the body of all chemicals except itself. The more health a person has, the more toxin damage it will deal. It can heal toxin damage when people have low enough health.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammoniated Mercury}}Ammoniated Mercury▮
 Inverse: [[#Ammoniated Sludge|Ammoniated Sludge]] <50%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammoniated Mercury}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Quickly purges the body of toxic chemicals. Heals toxin damage when in a good condition someone has no brute and fire damage. When hurt with brute or fire damage, it can deal a great amount of toxin damage. When there are no toxins present, it starts slowly purging itself.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Potassium Iodide}}Potassium Iodide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Potassium Iodide}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Heals low toxin damage while the patient is irradiated, and will halt the damaging effects of radiation.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pentetic Acid}}Pentetic Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Pendetide|Pendetide]] <40%
 pH: 1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentetic Acid}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Reduces massive amounts of toxin damage while purging other chemicals from the body.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Salicylic Acid}}Salicylic Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Benzoic Acid|Benzoic Acid]] <30%
 pH: 2.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salicylic Acid}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Stimulates the healing of severe bruises. Extremely rapidly heals severe bruising and slowly heals minor ones. Overdose will worsen existing bruising.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Salicylic Acid}}Salicylic Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Benzoic Acid|Benzoic Acid]] <30%
 pH: 2.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salicylic Acid}}
|Min temp: 500K
 Overheat: 980K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Stimulates the healing of severe bruises. Extremely rapidly heals severe bruising and slowly heals minor ones. Overdose will worsen existing bruising.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Salbutamol}}Salbutamol▮
 Inverse: [[#Bamethan|Bamethan]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salbutamol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Rapidly restores oxygen deprivation as well as preventing more of it to an extent.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Salbutamol}}Salbutamol▮
 Inverse: [[#Bamethan|Bamethan]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salbutamol}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Rapidly restores oxygen deprivation as well as preventing more of it to an extent.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Albuterol}}Albuterol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Albuterol}}
|Min temp: 400K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A potent bronchodilator capable of increasing the amount of gas inhaled by the lungs. Is highly effective at shutting down asthma attacks, but only when inhaled. Overdose causes over-dilation, resulting in reduced lung function.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Albuterol}}Albuterol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Albuterol}}
|Min temp: 500K
 Overheat: 980K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A potent bronchodilator capable of increasing the amount of gas inhaled by the lungs. Is highly effective at shutting down asthma attacks, but only when inhaled. Overdose causes over-dilation, resulting in reduced lung function.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ephedrine}}Ephedrine▮
 Inverse: [[#Corazargh|Corazargh]] <40%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ephedrine}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 7 to 9
 Unstable purity: <32%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
 Dangerous
|Increases resistance to batons and movement speed, giving you hand cramps. Overdose deals toxin damage and inhibits breathing.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Diphenhydramine}}Diphenhydramine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Diphenhydramine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Rapidly purges the body of Histamine and reduces jitteriness. Slight chance of causing drowsiness.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Morphine}}Morphine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.96▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Morphine}}
|Min temp: 480K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A painkiller that allows the patient to move at full speed even when injured. Causes drowsiness and eventually unconsciousness in high doses. Overdose will cause a variety of effects, ranging from minor to lethal.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|AnaSynthic.zhe}}AnaSynthic.zhe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.96▮
|A painkiller that allows the patient to move at full speed even when injured. Causes drowsiness and eventually unconsciousness in high doses. Overdose will cause a variety of effects, ranging from minor to lethal.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oculine}}Oculine▮
 Inverse: [[#Oculater|Oculater]] <45%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oculine}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 600K
 Optimal pH: 4.8 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Quickly restores eye damage, cures nearsightedness, and has a chance to restore vision to the blind.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Flumpuline}}Flumpuline▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <0%
 pH: 0.01▮
|Often confused for, or sold as, Oculine or a variation thereof. Slowly transmogrifies the eyes of the patient into grotesque stalks - but you'll never need glasses again.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 5u
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Inacusiate}}Inacusiate▮
 Inverse: [[#Tinacusiate|Tinacusiate]] <30%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Inacusiate}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Rapidly repairs damage to the patient's ears to cure deafness, assuming the source of said deafness isn't from genetic mutations, chronic deafness, or a total deficit of ears.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Atropine}}Atropine▮
 Inverse: [[#Hyoscyamine|Hyoscyamine]] <35%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Atropine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|If a patient is in critical condition, rapidly heals all damage types as well as regulating oxygen in the body. Excellent for stabilizing wounded patients, and said to neutralize blood-activated internal explosives found amongst clandestine black op agents.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Epinephrine}}Epinephrine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Epinephrine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Stabilizes and slowly heals patients in critical condition, and slows suffocation. Also provides a very minor boost to stun resistance. Overdose causes weakness and toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Epinephrine}}Epinephrine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Epinephrine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 grey slime extract
|Stabilizes and slowly heals patients in critical condition, and slows suffocation. Also provides a very minor boost to stun resistance. Overdose causes weakness and toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Strange Reagent}}Strange Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Strange Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A miracle drug capable of bringing the dead back to life. Works topically unless anatomically complex, in which case works orally. Cannot revive targets under -200% health.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Strange Reagent}}Strange Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Strange Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A miracle drug capable of bringing the dead back to life. Works topically unless anatomically complex, in which case works orally. Cannot revive targets under -200% health.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stranger Reagent}}Stranger Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|A miracle drug capable of bringing the dead back to life. Works topically unless anatomically complex, in which case works orally. Cannot revive targets under -200% health. It appears to be pulsing with a warm pink light.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fishy Reagent}}Fishy Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fishy Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|This reagent has a chemical composition very similar to that of Strange Reagent, however, it seems to work purely and only on... fish. Or at least, aquatic creatures.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fishy Reagent}}Fishy Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fishy Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|This reagent has a chemical composition very similar to that of Strange Reagent, however, it seems to work purely and only on... fish. Or at least, aquatic creatures.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mannitol}}Mannitol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <45%
 pH: 10.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mannitol}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 650K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 7.5
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Efficiently restores brain damage.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Neurine}}Neurine▮
 Inverse: [[#Neruwhine|Neruwhine]] <50%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Neurine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 700K
 Optimal pH: 6.8 to 10
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Reacts with neural tissue, helping reform damaged connections. Can cure minor traumas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mutadone}}Mutadone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mutadone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Removes jitteriness and restores genetic defects.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Antihol}}Antihol▮
 Inverse: [[#Prohol|Prohol]] <35%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Antihol}}
|Min temp: 1K
 Overheat: 550K
 Optimal pH: 3.5 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Endothermic
 H+ producing
|Purges alcoholic substance from the patient's body and eliminates its side effects.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stimulants}}Stimulants▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.7▮
|Increases resistance to batons and movement speed in addition to restoring minor damage and weakness. Overdose causes weakness and toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 60u
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Insulin}}Insulin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.7▮
|Increases sugar depletion rates.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Inaprovaline}}Inaprovaline▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.5▮
|Stabilizes the breathing of patients. Good for those in critical condition.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Regenerative Jelly}}Regenerative Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Regenerative Jelly}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Gradually regenerates all types of damage, without harming slime anatomy.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Regenerative Jelly}}Regenerative Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Regenerative Jelly}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 purple slime extract
|Gradually regenerates all types of damage, without harming slime anatomy.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Restorative Nanites}}Restorative Nanites▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|Miniature medical robots that swiftly restore bodily damage.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Earthsblood}}Earthsblood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|Ichor from an extremely powerful plant. Great for restoring wounds, but it's a little heavy on the brain. For some strange reason, it also induces temporary pacifism in those who imbibe it and semi-permanent pacifism in those who overdose on it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Haloperidol}}Haloperidol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Haloperidol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Increases depletion rates for most stimulating/hallucinogenic drugs. Reduces druggy effects and jitteriness. Severe stamina regeneration penalty, causes drowsiness. Small chance of brain damage.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Changeling Adrenaline}}Changeling Adrenaline▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Reduces the duration of unconsciousness, knockdown and stuns. Restores stamina, but deals toxin damage when overdosed.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Changeling Haste}}Changeling Haste▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Drastically increases movement speed, but deals toxin damage.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Higadrite}}Higadrite▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Higadrite}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A medication utilized to treat ailing livers.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cordiolis Hepatico}}Cordiolis Hepatico▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A strange, pitch-black reagent that seems to absorb all light. Effects unknown.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Muscle Stimulant}}Muscle Stimulant▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A potent chemical that allows someone under its influence to be at full physical ability even when under massive amounts of pain.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Modafinil}}Modafinil▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.89▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Modafinil}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Long-lasting sleep suppressant that very slightly reduces stun and knockdown times. Overdosing has horrendous side effects and deals lethal oxygen damage, will knock you unconscious if not dealt with.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Psicodine}}Psicodine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Psicodine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Suppresses anxiety and other various forms of mental distress. Overdose causes hallucinations and minor toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|zen-firstaid.zhe}}zen-firstaid.zhe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.12▮
|Suppresses anxiety and other various forms of mental distress. Overdose causes hallucinations and minor toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mitogen Metabolism Factor}}Mitogen Metabolism Factor▮
 Inverse: [[#Metabolic Inhibition Factor|Metabolic Inhibition Factor]] <10%
 pH: 7▮
|This enzyme catalyzes the conversion of nutritious food into healing peptides.
|Rate: 0.025u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Silibinin}}Silibinin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A thistle-derived hepatoprotective flavolignan mixture that help reverse damage to the liver.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Polypyrylium Oligomers}}Polypyrylium Oligomers▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A purple mixture of short polyelectrolyte chains not easily synthesized in the laboratory. It is valued as an intermediate in the synthesis of the cutting edge pharmaceuticals.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Granibitaluri}}Granibitaluri▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Granibitaluri}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A mild painkiller useful as an additive alongside more potent medicines. Speeds up the healing of small wounds and burns, but is ineffective at treating severe injuries. Extremely large doses are toxic, and may eventually cause liver failure.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sanguirite}}Sanguirite▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A proprietary coagulant used to help bleeding wounds clot faster. It is purged by heparin.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pulped Banana Peel}}Pulped Banana Peel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Ancient Clown Lore says that pulped banana peels are good for your blood, but are you really going to take medical advice from a clown about bananas?
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Seraka Extract}}Seraka Extract▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A deeply coloured oil present in small amounts in Seraka Mushrooms. Acts as an effective blood clotting agent, but has a low overdose threshold.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|fabricated coagulant}}fabricated coagulant▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A synthesized coagulant created by Mediguns.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ondansetron}}Ondansetron▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ondansetron}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 11
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Prevents nausea and vomiting. May cause drowsiness and wear.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Naloxone}}Naloxone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Naloxone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Opioid antagonist that purges drowsiness and narcotics from the patient, restores breath loss and accelerates addiction recovery.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Dermagen}}Dermagen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Dermagen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Heals scars formed by past physical trauma when applied. Minimum 10u needed, only works when applied topically.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Taste Suppressor}}Taste Suppressor▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Taste Suppressor}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless medicine aimed to dull the sense of taste of those that consumed it, as long as it's in their system.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Taste Suppressor}}Taste Suppressor▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Taste Suppressor}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A colorless medicine aimed to dull the sense of taste of those that consumed it, as long as it's in their system.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Experimental Fentanyl Base}}Experimental Fentanyl Base▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|The secret base reagent used to create sansufentanyl. Developed by Interdyne Pharmacuticals, it is a closely held secret recipe.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lidocaine}}Lidocaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Lidopaine|Lidopaine]] <55%
 pH: 6.09▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lidocaine}}
|Min temp: 320K
 Overheat: 600K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 9
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A numbing agent used often for surgeries, metabolizes slowly.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|NGesic.zhe}}NGesic.zhe▮
 Inverse: [[#Lidopaine|Lidopaine]] <55%
 pH: 6.09▮
|A numbing agent used often for surgeries, metabolizes slowly.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|ntnetsys.robot-diag.exe}}ntnetsys.robot-diag.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Repairs basic brain traumas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|ntnetsys.robot-antivirus.exe}}ntnetsys.robot-antivirus.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Deletes neuroware programs.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|System Cleaner}}System Cleaner▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/System Cleaner}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Neutralizes harmful chemical compounds inside synthetic systems and refreshes system software.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Liquid Solder}}Liquid Solder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Liquid Solder}}
|Min temp: 370K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Repairs brain damage in synthetics.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nanite Slurry}}Nanite Slurry▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nanite Slurry}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A localized swarm of nanomachines specialized in repairing mechanical parts. Due to the nanites needing to interface with the host's systems to repair them, a surplus of them will cause them to overheat, or for the swarm to forcefully eject out of the mouth of organics for safety.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==catalyst_agent==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalyst agent}}Catalyst agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Speed Catalyst Agent}}Speed Catalyst Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Palladium Synthate Catalyst}}Palladium Synthate Catalyst▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Palladium Synthate Catalyst}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 6
 Strongly exothermic
 H+ producing
|This catalyst reagent will speed up all medicine reactions that it shares a beaker with by a dramatic amount.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|pH Catalyst Agent}}pH Catalyst Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ionic Modulator}}Ionic Modulator▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ionic Modulator}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|This catalyst reagent will stabilize reactions in its beaker, reducing the changes in pH caused by reacting chemicals.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Temperature Catalyst Agent}}Temperature Catalyst Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Thermic Modulator}}Thermic Modulator▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Thermic Modulator}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|This catalyst reagent will stabilize reactions in its beaker, reducing their endo/exo-thermicity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==drug==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Drug}}Drug▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Drugs}}Space Drugs▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Drugs}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An illegal chemical compound used as drug.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|kaleido_demo.exe}}kaleido_demo.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|An illegal chemical compound used as drug.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cannabis}}Cannabis▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|A psychoactive drug from the Cannabis plant used for recreational purposes.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 1e+31u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nicotine}}Nicotine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|Slightly reduces stun times. If overdosed it will deal toxin and oxygen damage.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 nicotine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Krokodil}}Krokodil▮
 Inverse: [[#Permonid|Permonid]] <30%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Krokodil}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Cools and calms you down. If overdosed it will deal significant Brain and Toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Methamphetamine}}Methamphetamine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Methamphetamine}}
|Min temp: 372K
 Overheat: 380K
 Optimal pH: 6.5 to 7.5
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 Dangerous
|Reduces stun times by about 300%, speeds the user up, and allows the user to quickly recover stamina while dealing a small amount of Brain damage. If overdosed the subject will move randomly, laugh randomly, drop items and suffer from Toxin and Brain damage. If addicted the subject will constantly jitter and drool, before becoming dizzy and losing motor control and eventually suffer heavy toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Unknown Methamphetamine Isomer}}Unknown Methamphetamine Isomer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|Reduces stun times by about 300%, speeds the user up, and allows the user to quickly recover stamina while dealing a small amount of Brain damage. If overdosed the subject will move randomly, laugh randomly, drop items and suffer from Toxin and Brain damage. If addicted the subject will constantly jitter and drool, before becoming dizzy and losing motor control and eventually suffer heavy toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 40u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bath Salts}}Bath Salts▮
 Inverse: [[#Monkey Dust|Monkey Dust]] <30%
 pH: 8.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bath Salts}}
|Min temp: 374K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Makes you impervious to stuns and grants a stamina regeneration buff, but you will be a nearly uncontrollable tramp-bearded raving lunatic.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aranesp}}Aranesp▮
 Inverse: [[#Epoetin Alfa|Epoetin Alfa]] <50%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Aranesp}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Amps you up, gets you going, and rapidly restores stamina damage. Side effects include breathlessness and toxicity.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Happiness}}Happiness▮
 Inverse: [[#Sadness|Sadness]] <40%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Happiness}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Fills you with ecstatic numbness and causes minor brain damage. Highly addictive. If overdosed causes sudden mood swings.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|SmileML2565.exe}}SmileML2565.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Sadness|Sadness]] <40%
 pH: 7▮
|Fills you with ecstatic numbness and causes minor brain damage. Highly addictive. If overdosed causes sudden mood swings.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pump-Up}}Pump-Up▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pump-Up}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Take on the world! A fast acting, hard hitting drug that pushes the limit on what you can handle.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|XLR8.exe}}XLR8.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Take on the world! A fast acting, hard hitting drug that pushes the limit on what you can handle.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Drugs}}Maintenance Drugs▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Powder}}Maintenance Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance Powder}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An unknown powder that you most likely gotten from an assistant, a bored chemist... or cooked yourself. It is a refined form of tar that enhances your mental ability, making you learn stuff a lot faster.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Sludge}}Maintenance Sludge▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance Sludge}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An unknown sludge that you most likely gotten from an assistant, a bored chemist... or cooked yourself. Half refined, it fills your body with itself, making it more resistant to wounds, but causes toxins to accumulate.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
 Addictions:
 Weak maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Tar}}Maintenance Tar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance Tar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|An unknown tar that you most likely gotten from an assistant, a bored chemist... or cooked yourself. Raw tar, straight from the floor. It can help you with escaping bad situations at the cost of liver damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Tar}}Maintenance Tar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance Tar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|An unknown tar that you most likely gotten from an assistant, a bored chemist... or cooked yourself. Raw tar, straight from the floor. It can help you with escaping bad situations at the cost of liver damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mushroom Hallucinogen}}Mushroom Hallucinogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A strong hallucinogenic drug derived from certain species of mushroom.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|psychorot.exe}}psychorot.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A strong hallucinogenic drug derived from certain species of mushroom.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|bLaStOoF}}bLaStOoF▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|A drug for the hardcore party crowd said to enhance one's abilities on the dance floor.
Most old heads refuse to touch this stuff, perhaps because memories of the luna discotheque incident are seared into their brains.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|elektro_3b.exe}}elektro_3b.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|A drug for the hardcore party crowd said to enhance one's abilities on the dance floor.
Most old heads refuse to touch this stuff, perhaps because memories of the luna discotheque incident are seared into their brains.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Saturn-X}}Saturn-X▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|This compound was first discovered during the infancy of cloaking technology and at the time thought to be a promising candidate agent. It was withdrawn for consideration after the researchers discovered a slew of associated safety issues including thought disorders and hepatoxicity.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
 Addictions:
 Strong maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stabilized Saturn-X}}Stabilized Saturn-X▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A chemical extract originating from the Saturn-X compound, stabilized and safer for tactical use. After the recipe was discovered, it was planned to be put into mass production, but the program fell apart after its lead disappeared and was never seen again.
|Rate: 0.06u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 50u
 Addictions:
 Potent maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Kronkaine}}Kronkaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|A highly illegal stimulant from the edge of the galaxy.
It is said the average kronkaine addict causes as much criminal damage as five stick up men, two rascals and one proferssional cambringo hustler combined.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gore}}Gore▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|Dirty Kronkaine. You have to be pretty dumb to take this. Don't. Overdose.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Syndol}}Syndol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A potent and addictive hallucinogen used by syndicate agents to disorient certain targets. It is said that the hallucinations it causes are tailored to the user's fears, but tests have been inconclusive, with subjects in security and assistants reporting wildly different experiences.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|DemonEye}}DemonEye▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/DemonEye}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A performance enhancing drug originally developed on mars. A favorite among gangs and other outlaws on the planet, though overuse can cause terrible addiction and bodily damage.
|Rate: 0.26u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|TWitch}}TWitch▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/TWitch}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A drug originally developed by and for Plutonians to assist them during raids. Does not see wide use, due to the whole reality-disassociation and acute heart disease thing afterwards. Can be intentionally overdosed to increase the drug's effects.
|Rate: 0.26u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|speedster.exe}}speedster.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|A drug originally developed by and for Plutonians to assist them during raids. Does not see wide use, due to the whole reality-disassociation and acute heart disease thing afterwards. Can be intentionally overdosed to increase the drug's effects.
|Rate: 0.26u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|liquid ERP}}liquid ERP▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|ERP in its liquified form. Complain to a coder.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Camphor}}Camphor▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Camphor}}
|Min temp: 400K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Naturally found in some species of evergreen trees, camphor is a waxy substance. When ingested by most animals it acts as an anaphrodisiac, reducing libido and calming them. Non-habit forming and non-addictive. This is not an aphrodisiac.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pentacamphor}}Pentacamphor▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentacamphor}}
|Min temp: 500K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Chemically condensed camphor. Causes an extreme reduction in libido and a permanent one if overdosed. Non-addictive.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|nobido-xtreme.exe}}nobido-xtreme.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Chemically condensed camphor. Causes an extreme reduction in libido and a permanent one if overdosed. Non-addictive.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|aphro_calm.exe}}aphro_calm.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Naturally found in some species of evergreen trees, camphor is a waxy substance. When ingested by most animals it acts as an anaphrodisiac, reducing libido and calming them. Non-habit forming and non-addictive. This is not an aphrodisiac.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|crocin}}crocin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/crocin}}
|Min temp: 400K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Naturally found in the crocus and gardenia flowers, this drug acts as a natural and safe aphrodisiac.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|hexacrocin}}hexacrocin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/hexacrocin}}
|Min temp: 600K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Chemically condensed form of basic crocin. This aphrodisiac is extremely powerful and addictive for most animals.Addiction withdrawals can cause brain damage and shortness of breath. Overdose can lead to brain traumas.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|EroStim_Deluxe.exe}}EroStim_Deluxe.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Chemically condensed form of basic crocin. This aphrodisiac is extremely powerful and addictive for most animals.Addiction withdrawals can cause brain damage and shortness of breath. Overdose can lead to brain traumas.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|EroStim.exe}}EroStim.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Naturally found in the crocus and gardenia flowers, this drug acts as a natural and safe aphrodisiac.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|dopamine...?}}dopamine...?▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Pure happiness
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|incubus draft}}incubus draft▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/incubus draft}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A volatile collodial mixture derived from various masculine solutions that encourages a larger gentleman's package via a potent testosterone mix.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|succubus milk}}succubus milk▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/succubus milk}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A volatile collodial mixture derived from milk that encourages mammary production via a potent estrogen mix.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|cocaine}}cocaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|A powerful stimulant extracted from coca leaves. Reduces stun times, but causes drowsiness and severe brain damage if overdosed.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|freebase cocaine}}freebase cocaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|A smokable form of cocaine.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|powder cocaine}}powder cocaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|The powder form of cocaine.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|zenghu.accelerator.dll}}zenghu.accelerator.dll▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|A powerful stimulant extracted from coca leaves. Reduces stun times, but causes drowsiness and severe brain damage if overdosed.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|opium}}opium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|A extract from opium poppies. Puts the user in a slightly euphoric state.
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|heroin}}heroin▮
 Inverse: [[#liquid black tar heroin|liquid black tar heroin]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/heroin}}
|Min temp: 480K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 8 to 12
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|She's like heroin to me, she's like heroin to me! She cannot... miss a vein!
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|black tar heroin}}black tar heroin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|An impure, freebase form of heroin. Probably not a good idea to take this...
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|liquid black tar heroin}}liquid black tar heroin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|An impure, freebase form of heroin. Probably not a good idea to take this...
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|PCP}}PCP▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/PCP}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Pure rage put into chemical form.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Quaalude}}Quaalude▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Quaalude}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Relaxes the user, putting them in a hypnotic, drugged state. A favorite drug of kids from Brooklyn.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|GABAA_SL164.exe}}GABAA_SL164.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|Relaxes the user, putting them in a hypnotic, drugged state. A favorite drug of kids from Brooklyn.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|THC}}THC▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|A chemical found in cannabis that serves as its main psychoactive component.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Concentrated THC}}Concentrated THC▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|TCH in pure concentrated form
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|hashish}}hashish▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|Concentrated cannabis extract. Delivers a much better high when used in a bong.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|MrStoned.exe}}MrStoned.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|A chemical found in cannabis that serves as its main psychoactive component.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}

==impurity==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chemical Isomers}}Chemical Isomers▮
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chemical Isomers}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Impure chemical isomers made from suboptimal reactions. Causes mild liver damage
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Healing Impure Reagent}}Healing Impure Reagent▮
 pH: 3▮
|Not all impure reagents are bad! Sometimes you might want to specifically make these!
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Insolvent Medicinal Precipitate}}Insolvent Medicinal Precipitate▮
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Insolvent Medicinal Precipitate}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A viscous mess of various medicines. Will heal a damage type at random
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Metabolic Inhibition Factor}}Metabolic Inhibition Factor▮
 pH: 1▮
|This enzyme catalyzes crashes the conversion of nutritious food into healing peptides.
|Rate: 0.025u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
 Addictions:
 Strong medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mannitoil}}Mannitoil▮
 pH: 12.4▮
|Gives the patient a temporary speech impediment.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tinacusiate}}Tinacusiate▮
 pH: 1▮
|Makes the patient's hearing temporarily funky.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Strong medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ipecacide}}Ipecacide▮
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely gross substance that induces vomiting. It is produced when Lipolicide reactions are impure.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Methanol}}Methanol▮
 pH: 7▮
|A light, colourless liquid with a distinct smell. Ingestion can lead to blindness. It is a byproduct of organisms processing impure Formaldehyde.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chloralax}}Chloralax▮
 pH: 7▮
|An oily, colorless and slightly toxic liquid. It is produced when impure choral hydrate is broken down inside an organism.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Rosenol}}Rosenol▮
 pH: 7▮
|A strange, blue liquid that is produced during impure mindbreaker toxin reactions. Historically it has been abused to write poetry.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==inverse==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxic Monomers}}Toxic Monomers▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Inverse reagents are created when a reagent's purity is below it's inverse threshold. The are created either during ingestion - which will then replace their associated reagent, or some can be created during the reaction process.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Eigenswap}}Eigenswap▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.3▮
|This reagent is known to swap the handedness of a patient.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cryogelidia}}Cryogelidia▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|Freezes the live or dead patient in a cryostasis ice block. Won't work if you drink it.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Healing Inverse Reagent}}Healing Inverse Reagent▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Not all impure reagents are bad! Sometimes you might want to specifically make these!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Super Melatonin}}Super Melatonin▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 12.5▮
|This will send the patient to sleep, adding a bonus to the efficacy of all reagents administered.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Coveroli}}Coveroli▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.82▮
|This reagent is known to coat the inside of a patient's lungs, providing greater protection against hot or cold air.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Syrinifergus}}Syrinifergus▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|This reagent reduces the impurity of all non medicines within the patient, reducing their negative effects.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Monover}}Monover▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 0.5▮
|A toxin treating reagent, that only is effective if it's the only reagent present in the patient.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Helgrasp}}Helgrasp▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|This rare and forbidden concoction is thought to bring you closer to the grasp of the Norse goddess Hel.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Grasp of the Mansus}}Grasp of the Mansus▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|The Hand of the Mansus is at your neck.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Libitoil}}Libitoil▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.5▮
|Temporarily interferes with a patient's ability to process alcohol.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lentslurri}}Lentslurri▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|A highly addictive muscle relaxant that is made when Lenturi reactions go wrong, this will cause the patient to move slowly.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aivime}}Aivime▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.1▮
|This reagent is known to interfere with the eyesight of a patient.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Herignis}}Herignis▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 0.8▮
|This reagent causes a dramatic raise in the patient's body temperature. Overdosing makes the effect even stronger and causes severe liver damage.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Technetium 99}}Technetium 99▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|A radioactive tracer agent that can improve a scanner's ability to detect internal organ damage. Will poison the patient when present very slowly, purging or using a low dose is recommended after use.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nooartrium}}Nooartrium▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|A reagent that is known to stimulate the heart in a dead patient, temporarily bringing back recently dead patients at great cost to their heart.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Neruwhine}}Neruwhine▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.4▮
|Induces a temporary brain trauma in the patient by redirecting neuron activity.
|Rate: 0.025u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Potent medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Corazargh}}Corazargh▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.5▮
|Interferes with the body's natural pacemaker, forcing the patient to manually beat their heart.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Prohol}}Prohol▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Promotes alcoholic substances within the patients body, making their effects more potent.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Strong medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oculater}}Oculater▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13▮
|Temporarily blinds the patient.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Benzoic Acid}}Benzoic Acid▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.4▮
|Robust fertilizer that provides a decent range of benefits for plant life.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oxymetholone}}Oxymetholone▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 12.2▮
|Anabolic steroid that promotes the growth of muscle during and after exercise.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bamethan}}Bamethan▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 4.5▮
|Blood thinner that drastically increases the chance of receiving bleeding wounds.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pendetide}}Pendetide▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.7▮
|Purges basic toxin healing medications and increases the severity of radiation poisoning.
|Rate: 0.025u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hyoscyamine}}Hyoscyamine▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.6▮
|Slowly regenerates all damaged organs, but cannot restore non-functional organs.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 40u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammoniated Sludge}}Ammoniated Sludge▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 10.2▮
|A ghastly looking mess of mercury by-product. Causes bursts of manic hysteria.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Inreziniver}}Inreziniver▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.9▮
|Makes the user horribly afraid of all things related to fish.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sepsisillin}}Sepsisillin▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 8.1▮
|Weakens the immune system, acclerating the effects of bacteria, viruses, and parasites while negating the effects of immunity boosters.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Permonid}}Permonid▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2.5▮
|Highly potent sedative that provides the best benefits for pain management and surgery. Extremely addictive.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Potent opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Monkey Dust}}Monkey Dust▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|Oop aak chee aak eek chee. Eek aak oop chee oop aak aak!!
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Epoetin Alfa}}Epoetin Alfa▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 6.1▮
|Synthetic medication that induces blood regeneration and wound clotting in patients. Causes adverse side effects, including arterial damage and migraines when excessively used over time.
|Rate: 0.25u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sadness}}Sadness▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 12▮
|Causes severe depressive behavior in users, and actively purges other antidepressants.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maldium}}Maldium▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 1▮
|Potent psychotropic that causes intense anger within users.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Dulling Reagent}}Dulling Reagent▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 10▮
|Extremely drab coloring pigment that is favored by corporations who wish to maximize suffering.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Newtonium}}Newtonium▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2.3▮
|Experimental reagent that induces heavy gravokinetic effects on users.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lidopaine}}Lidopaine▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 6.09▮
|A paining agent used often for... being a jerk, metabolizes faster than lidocaine.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==vaccine==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Vaccine}}Vaccine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Vaccine (Fungal Tuberculosis)}}Vaccine (Fungal Tuberculosis)▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==water==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 580K
 Overheat: 600K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 275K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mineral Water}}Mineral Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Saltwater}}Saltwater▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Saltwater}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Water, but salty. Smells like... the station infirmary?
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Holy Water}}Holy Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Holy Water}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Water blessed by some deity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hollow Water}}Hollow Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen, but it looks kinda hollow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==fuel==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Welding Fuel}}Welding Fuel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|Required for welders. Flammable.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak alcohol
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Unholy Water}}Unholy Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.5▮
|Something that shouldn't exist on this plane of existence.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak alcohol
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oil}}Oil▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oil}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Burns in a small smoky fire, can be used to get Ash.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==lube==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them. giggity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them. giggity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Super Duper Lube}}Super Duper Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Super Duper Lube}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|This [REDACTED] has been outlawed after the incident on [DATA EXPUNGED].
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==mutationtoxin==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Mutation Toxin}}Stable Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 green slime extract
|A humanizing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mutation Toxin}}Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A corruptive toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Felinid Mutation Toxin}}Felinid Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Felinid Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 green slime extract
|A humanizing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lizard Mutation Toxin}}Lizard Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lizard Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 green slime extract
|A lizarding toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fly Mutation Toxin}}Fly Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An insectifying toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Moth Mutation Toxin}}Moth Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Moth Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 green slime extract
|A glowing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ethereal Mutation Toxin}}Ethereal Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ethereal Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 green slime extract
|An electrifying toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Podperson Mutation Toxin}}Podperson Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A vegetalizing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Imperfect Mutation Toxin}}Imperfect Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Imperfect Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 green slime extract
|A jellyfying toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Golem Mutation Toxin}}Golem Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A crystal toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Abductor Mutation Toxin}}Abductor Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An alien toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Android Mutation Toxin}}Android Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A robotic toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Skeleton Mutation Toxin}}Skeleton Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A scary toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Zombie Mutation Toxin}}Zombie Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An undead toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ash Mutation Toxin}}Ash Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An ashen toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spirit Mutation Toxin}}Spirit Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A spiritual toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Shadow Mutation Toxin}}Shadow Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A dark toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Plasma Mutation Toxin}}Plasma Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A plasma-based toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==Serotrotium==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Serotrotium}}Serotrotium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A chemical compound that promotes concentrated production of the serotonin neurotransmitter in humans.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|5HT-EMU.EXE}}5HT-EMU.EXE▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A chemical compound that promotes concentrated production of the serotonin neurotransmitter in humans.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==space_cleaner==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Cleaner}}Space Cleaner▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Cleaner}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A compound used to clean things. Now with 50% more sodium hypochlorite! Can be used to clean wounds, but it's not really meant for that.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sterilizine}}Sterilizine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sterilizine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Sterilizes wounds in preparation for surgery.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|EZ Clean}}EZ Clean▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A powerful, acidic cleaner sold by Waffle Corp. Affects organic matter while leaving other objects unaffected.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==gold==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gold}}Gold▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Gold is a dense, soft, shiny metal and the most malleable and ductile metal known.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cursed Gold}}Cursed Gold▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Gold is a dense, soft, shiny metal and the most malleable and ductile metal known.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==uranium==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Uranium}}Uranium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Radium}}Radium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|Radium is an alkaline earth metal. It is extremely radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Decaying Uranium Gel}}Decaying Uranium Gel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Decaying Uranium Gel}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Unstable Uranium Gel}}Unstable Uranium Gel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Unstable Uranium Gel}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Uranium Gel}}Stable Uranium Gel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Uranium Gel}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Uranium Gel}}Stable Uranium Gel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Uranium Gel}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==impedrezene==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Impedrezene}}Impedrezene▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Impedrezene}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|puppybrain.dll}}puppybrain.dll▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.1▮
|A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==colorful_reagent==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Colorful Reagent}}Colorful Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Colorful Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Thoroughly sample the rainbow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mundane Powder}}Mundane Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A rather mundane-looking powder. It doesn't look like it'd color much of anything...
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Red Powder}}Red Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 0.5▮
|A red powder, used for coloring things red.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Red Crayon Powder}}Red Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 0.5▮
|A red powder, used for coloring things red.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Orange Powder}}Orange Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 2▮
|An orange powder, used for coloring things orange.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Orange Crayon Powder}}Orange Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 2▮
|An orange powder, used for coloring things orange.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Yellow Powder}}Yellow Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 5▮
|A yellow powder, used for coloring things yellow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Yellow Crayon Powder}}Yellow Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 5▮
|A yellow powder, used for coloring things yellow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Green Powder}}Green Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A green powder, used for coloring things green.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Green Crayon Powder}}Green Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A green powder, used for coloring things green.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blue Powder}}Blue Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 10▮
|A blue powder, used for coloring things blue.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blue Crayon Powder}}Blue Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 10▮
|A blue powder, used for coloring things blue.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Purple Powder}}Purple Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 13▮
|A purple powder, used for coloring things purple.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Purple Crayon Powder}}Purple Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 13▮
|A purple powder, used for coloring things purple.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Invisible Powder}}Invisible Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|An invisible powder. Unfortunately, since it's invisible, it doesn't look like it'd color much of anything...
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Black Powder}}Black Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A black powder, used for coloring things black.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Black Crayon Powder}}Black Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A black powder, used for coloring things black.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|White Powder}}White Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A white powder, used for coloring things white.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|White Crayon Powder}}White Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A white powder, used for coloring things white.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==plantnutriment==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Generic Nutriment}}Generic Nutriment▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Some kind of nutriment. You can't really tell what it is. You should probably report it, along with how you obtained it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|E-Z Nutrient}}E-Z Nutrient▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Contains electrolytes. It's what plants crave.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Left 4 Zed}}Left 4 Zed▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Unstable nutriment that makes plants mutate more often than usual.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Robust Harvest}}Robust Harvest▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Very potent nutriment that slows plants from mutating.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Enduro Grow}}Enduro Grow▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|A specialized nutriment, which decreases product quantity and potency, but strengthens the plants endurance.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Liquid Earthquake}}Liquid Earthquake▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|A specialized nutriment, which increases the plant's production speed, as well as it's susceptibility to weeds.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==carpet==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carpet}}Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need a more creative way to roll out a red carpet.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Black Carpet}}Black Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Black Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The carpet also comes in... BLAPCK
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blue Carpet}}Blue Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blue Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that really need to chill out for a while.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cyan Carpet}}Cyan Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cyan Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need a throwback to the years of using poison as a construction material. Smells like asbestos.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Green Carpet}}Green Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Green Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that need the perfect flourish for green eggs and ham.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Orange Carpet}}Orange Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Orange Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that prefer a healthy carpet to go along with their healthy diet.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Purple Carpet}}Purple Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Purple Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that need to waste copious amounts of healing jelly in order to look fancy.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Red Carpet}}Red Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Red Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need an even redder carpet.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Royal Carpet?}}Royal Carpet?▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|For those that break the game and need to make an issue report.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Royal Black Carpet}}Royal Black Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Royal Black Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that feel the need to show off their time-wasting skills.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Royal Blue Carpet}}Royal Blue Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Royal Blue Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that feel the need to show off their time-wasting skills... in BLUE.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Neon Carpet}}Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|For those who like the 1980s, Vegas, and debugging.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple White Neon Carpet}}Simple White Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple White Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who like fluorescent lighting.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Red Neon Carpet}}Simple Red Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Red Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who like a bit of uncertainty.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Orange Neon Carpet}}Simple Orange Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Orange Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who like some sharp edges.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Yellow Neon Carpet}}Simple Yellow Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Yellow Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need a little stability in their lives.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Lime Neon Carpet}}Simple Lime Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Lime Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need a little bitterness.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Green Neon Carpet}}Simple Green Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Green Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need a little bit of change in their lives.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Teal Neon Carpet}}Simple Teal Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Teal Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need a smoke.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Cyan Neon Carpet}}Simple Cyan Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Cyan Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need to take a breath.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Blue Neon Carpet}}Simple Blue Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Blue Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need to feel joy again.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Purple Neon Carpet}}Simple Purple Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Purple Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need a little bit of exploration.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Violet Neon Carpet}}Simple Violet Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Violet Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who want to temp fate.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Pink Neon Carpet}}Simple Pink Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Pink Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those just want to stop thinking so much.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Black Neon Carpet}}Simple Black Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Black Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need to catch their breath.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==glitter==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glitter}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glitter}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter (Random)}}Glitter (Random)▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==pax==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pax}}Pax▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 15▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pax}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synthpax}}Synthpax▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 15▮
|A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects. Cheaper to synthesize than normal Pax, but wears off faster and cannot overpower any retaliatory responses triggered by physical trauma.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catnip}}Catnip▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 15▮
|A colourless liquid that makes people more peaceful and felines happier.
|Rate: 0.7u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==peaceborg==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Dizzying Solution}}Dizzying Solution▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Makes the target off balance and dizzy
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tiring Solution}}Tiring Solution▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely weak stamina-toxin that tires out the target. Completely harmless.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==metalgen==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Metalgen}}Metalgen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Metalgen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A purple, metallic liquid, said to impose its metallic properties on whatever it touches.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gorgium}}Gorgium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Turns the affected... into STONE!!!
|Rate: 4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==ants==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ants}}Ants▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ants}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 3 to 12
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A genetic crossbreed between ants and termites, their bites land at a 3 on the Schmidt Pain Scale.
|Rate: 2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fire ants}}Fire ants▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.6▮
|A rare mutation of space ants, born from the heat of a plasma fire. Their bites land a 3.7 on the Schmidt Pain Scale.
|Rate: 2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}

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User:GreytideSkye/Sandbox/Chemistry

2026-06-05T05:47:11Z

GreytideSkye: labeled???

==blob==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

|}

==default==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

|}

==toxin==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sucrose Agar}}Sucrose Agar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sucrose Agar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sucrose Agar}}Sucrose Agar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sucrose Agar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
|}
==also toxin??==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carnivorous Blood}}Carnivorous Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carnivorous Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An Interdyne-developed biological agent that consumes any blood similar to the blood it was trained on.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carnivorous Blood}}Carnivorous Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carnivorous Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An Interdyne-developed biological agent that consumes any blood similar to the blood it was trained on.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
|}
==blob?==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blazing Oil}}Blazing Oil▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Blazing Oil is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cryogenic Poison}}Cryogenic Poison▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A freezing poison that does high damage over time. Cryogenic poison blobs inject this into their victims.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Distributed Neurons}}Distributed Neurons▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Distributed Neurons is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Electromagnetic Web}}Electromagnetic Web▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Electromagnetic Web is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Energized Blob Jelly}}Energized Blob Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Energized Blob Jelly is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Explosive Lattice}}Explosive Lattice▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Explosive Lattice is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Networked Fibers}}Networked Fibers▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Networked Fibers is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pressurized Slime}}Pressurized Slime▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Pressurized Slime is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Reactive Spines}}Reactive Spines▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Reactive Spines is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Regenerative Materia}}Regenerative Materia▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Chemical that inflicts toxin damage and makes the target believe they are fully healed. Regenerative materia blobs inject this into their victims.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Replicating Foam}}Replicating Foam▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Replicating Foam is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Shifting Fragments}}Shifting Fragments▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Shifting Fragments is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synchronous Mesh}}Synchronous Mesh▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Synchronous Mesh is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxin}}Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A toxic chemical.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Eldritch Rust}}Eldritch Rust▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|A slurry of viscous, chunky brown liquid.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tranquility}}Tranquility▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A highly mutative liquid of unknown origin.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Consumable}}Consumable▮
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 50%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Flight Potion}}Flight Potion▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Strange mutagenic compound of unknown origins.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Rat Spit}}Rat Spit▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Something coming from a rat. Dear god! Who knows where it's been!
|Rate: 0.012u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Freon}}Freon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powerful heat absorbent.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Halon}}Halon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A fire suppression gas that removes oxygen and cools down the area
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Healium}}Healium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powerful sleeping agent with healing properties
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hyper-Noblium}}Hyper-Noblium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A suppressive gas that stops gas reactions on those who inhale it.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitrosyl plasmide}}Nitrosyl plasmide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.8▮
|A highly reactive byproduct that stops you from sleeping, while dealing increasing toxin damage over time.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitrium}}Nitrium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A highly reactive gas that makes you feel faster.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pluoxium}}Pluoxium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A gas that is eight times more efficient than O2 at lung diffusion with organ healing properties on sleeping patients.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Zauker}}Zauker▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An unstable gas that is toxic to all living beings.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalyst agent}}Catalyst agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalysium P}}Catalysium P▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Catalysium P}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 6.5 to 7.5
 Unstable purity: <35%
 Strongly endothermic
 H+ producing
 Dangerous
|A close chemical relative of the prefactors, this reagent is a precursor to Ionic Modulator, and will react with stable plasma to create it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalysium T}}Catalysium T▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Catalysium T}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 800K
 Overheat: -1K
 Optimal pH: 0.1 to 13.9
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A close chemical relative of the prefactors, this reagent is a precursor to Thermic Modulator, and will react with stable plasma to create it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalysium T}}Catalysium T▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Catalysium T}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 800K
 Overheat: -1K
 Optimal pH: 0.1 to 13.9
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Moderately endothermic
|A close chemical relative of the prefactors, this reagent is a precursor to Thermic Modulator, and will react with stable plasma to create it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Drug}}Drug▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chemical Isomers}}Chemical Isomers▮
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chemical Isomers}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Impure chemical isomers made from suboptimal reactions. Causes mild liver damage
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxic Monomers}}Toxic Monomers▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Inverse reagents are created when a reagent's purity is below it's inverse threshold. The are created either during ingestion - which will then replace their associated reagent, or some can be created during the reaction process.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blood}}Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Blood cells suspended in plasma, the most abundant of which being the hemoglobin-containing red blood cells.
|Rate: 5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bone Dust}}Bone Dust▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Ground up bones, gross!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Vaccine}}Vaccine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 580K
 Overheat: 600K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 275K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hydrogen Peroxide}}Hydrogen Peroxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hydrogen Peroxide}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Welding Fuel}}Welding Fuel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|Required for welders. Flammable.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak alcohol
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hell Water}}Hell Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.1▮
|YOUR FLESH! IT BURNS!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them. giggity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them. giggity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spray Tan}}Spray Tan▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Spray Tan}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A substance applied to the skin to darken the skin.
|Rate: 4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 11u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spray Tan}}Spray Tan▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Spray Tan}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A substance applied to the skin to darken the skin.
|Rate: 4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 11u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Mutation Toxin}}Stable Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 green slime extract
|A humanizing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mulligan Toxin}}Mulligan Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mulligan Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|This toxin will rapidly change the DNA of humanoid beings. Commonly used by Syndicate spies and assassins in need of an emergency ID change.
|Rate: 2e+31u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Advanced Mutation Toxin}}Advanced Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Advanced Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 black slime extract
|An advanced corruptive toxin produced by slimes.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Serotrotium}}Serotrotium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A chemical compound that promotes concentrated production of the serotonin neurotransmitter in humans.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oxygen}}Oxygen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oxygen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless, odorless gas. Grows on trees but is still pretty valuable.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oxygen}}Oxygen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oxygen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless, odorless gas. Grows on trees but is still pretty valuable.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Copper}}Copper▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|A highly ductile metal. Things made out of copper aren't very durable, but it makes a decent material for electrical wiring.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitrogen}}Nitrogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A colorless, odorless, tasteless gas. A simple asphyxiant that can silently displace vital oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hydrogen}}Hydrogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hydrogen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless, odorless, nonmetallic, tasteless, highly combustible diatomic gas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hydrogen}}Hydrogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hydrogen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless, odorless, nonmetallic, tasteless, highly combustible diatomic gas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Potassium}}Potassium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Potassium}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 orange slime extract
|A soft, low-melting solid that can easily be cut with a knife. Reacts violently with water.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mercury}}Mercury▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A curious metal that's a liquid at room temperature. Neurodegenerative and very bad for the mind.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sulfur}}Sulfur▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.5▮
|A sickly yellow solid mostly known for its nasty smell. It's actually much more helpful than it looks in biochemistry.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carbon}}Carbon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carbon}}
|Min temp: 483.15K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 2 to 10
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ producing
|A crumbly black solid that, while unexciting on a physical level, forms the base of all known life. Kind of a big deal.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carbon}}Carbon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carbon}}
|Min temp: 512K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A crumbly black solid that, while unexciting on a physical level, forms the base of all known life. Kind of a big deal.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chlorine}}Chlorine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chlorine}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A pale yellow gas that's well known as an oxidizer. While it forms many harmless molecules in its elemental form it is far from harmless.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chlorine}}Chlorine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chlorine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A pale yellow gas that's well known as an oxidizer. While it forms many harmless molecules in its elemental form it is far from harmless.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chlorine}}Chlorine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chlorine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A pale yellow gas that's well known as an oxidizer. While it forms many harmless molecules in its elemental form it is far from harmless.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fluorine}}Fluorine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A comically-reactive chemical element. The universe does not want this stuff to exist in this form in the slightest.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sodium}}Sodium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sodium}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A soft silver metal that can easily be cut with a knife. It's not salt just yet, so refrain from putting it on your chips.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sodium}}Sodium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sodium}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A soft silver metal that can easily be cut with a knife. It's not salt just yet, so refrain from putting it on your chips.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Phosphorus}}Phosphorus▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Phosphorus}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 orange slime extract
|A ruddy red powder that burns readily. Though it comes in many colors, the general theme is always the same.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lithium}}Lithium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lithium}}
|Min temp: 900K
 Overheat: 990K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A silver metal, its claim to fame is its remarkably low density. Using it is a bit too effective in calming oneself down.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glycerol}}Glycerol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glycerol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A simple polyol compound. Sweet-tasting and of low toxicity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Cleaner}}Space Cleaner▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Cleaner}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A compound used to clean things. Now with 50% more sodium hypochlorite! Can be used to clean wounds, but it's not really meant for that.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Iron}}Iron▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|Pure iron is a metal.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gold}}Gold▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Gold is a dense, soft, shiny metal and the most malleable and ductile metal known.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Silver}}Silver▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A soft, white, lustrous transition metal, it has the highest electrical conductivity of any element and the highest thermal conductivity of any metal.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Uranium}}Uranium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bluespace Dust}}Bluespace Dust▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|A dust composed of microscopic bluespace crystals, with minor space-warping properties.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aluminium}}Aluminium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Aluminium}}
|Min temp: 900K
 Overheat: 990K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A silvery white and ductile member of the boron group of chemical elements.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Silicon}}Silicon▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A tetravalent metalloid, silicon is less reactive than its chemical analog carbon.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cryptobiolin}}Cryptobiolin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cryptobiolin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Cryptobiolin causes confusion and dizziness.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Impedrezene}}Impedrezene▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Impedrezene}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nanomachines}}Nanomachines▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Microscopic construction robots. Nanomachines son!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Xenomicrobes}}Xenomicrobes▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Microbes with an entirely alien cellular structure.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tubercle Bacillus Cosmosis Microbes}}Tubercle Bacillus Cosmosis Microbes▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|Active fungal spores.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Agent-S}}Agent-S▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|Virological agent that infects the subject with Gastrolosis.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fluorosurfactant}}Fluorosurfactant▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fluorosurfactant}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A perfluoronated sulfonic acid that forms a foam when mixed with water.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Foaming Agent}}Foaming Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Foaming Agent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An agent that yields metallic foam when mixed with light metal and a strong acid.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Smart Foaming Agent}}Smart Foaming Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Smart Foaming Agent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An agent that yields metallic foam which conforms to area boundaries when mixed with light metal and a strong acid.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammonia}}Ammonia▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammonia}}
|Min temp: 500K
 Overheat: 980K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammonia}}Ammonia▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammonia}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammonia}}Ammonia▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammonia}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 12
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A caustic substance commonly used in fertilizer or household cleaners.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Diethylamine}}Diethylamine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Diethylamine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A secondary amine, mildly corrosive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carbon Dioxide}}Carbon Dioxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carbon Dioxide}}
|Min temp: 777K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A gas commonly produced by burning carbon fuels. You're constantly producing this in your lungs.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitrous Oxide}}Nitrous Oxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nitrous Oxide}}
|Min temp: 525K
 Overheat: 575K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A potent oxidizer used as fuel in rockets and as an anaesthetic during surgery. As it is an anticoagulant, nitrous oxide is best used alongside sanguirite to allow blood clotting to continue.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Colorful Reagent}}Colorful Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Colorful Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Thoroughly sample the rainbow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Generic Nutriment}}Generic Nutriment▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Some kind of nutriment. You can't really tell what it is. You should probably report it, along with how you obtained it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Plasma}}Stable Plasma▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Plasma}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Non-flammable plasma locked into a liquid form that cannot ignite or become gaseous/solid.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Iodine}}Iodine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.5▮
|Commonly added to table salt as a nutrient. On its own it tastes far less pleasing.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carpet}}Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need a more creative way to roll out a red carpet.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bromine}}Bromine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bromine}}
|Min temp: 900K
 Overheat: 990K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A brownish liquid that's highly reactive. Useful for stopping free radicals, but not intended for human consumption.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pentaerythritol}}Pentaerythritol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentaerythritol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A crystalline compound used in the synthesis of explosives and other chemicals.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Acetaldehyde}}Acetaldehyde▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetaldehyde}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A colorless liquid with a strong smell. Used in the synthesis of other chemicals.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Acetone Oxide}}Acetone Oxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetone Oxide}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A highly reactive compoud derived from acetone. Known to cause burns on contact. Used in the synthesis of various explosives.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Phenol}}Phenol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Phenol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|An aromatic ring of carbon with a hydroxyl group. A useful precursor to some medicines, but has no healing properties on its own.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ash}}Ash▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ash}}
|Min temp: 480K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A fine ash. Supposedly phoenixes rise from these, but you've never seen it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Acetone}}Acetone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Acetone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A slick, slightly carcinogenic liquid. Has a multitude of mundane uses in everyday life.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Quantum Hair Dye}}Quantum Hair Dye▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Quantum Hair Dye}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Has a high chance of making you look like a mad scientist.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Baldium}}Baldium▮
 Inverse: [[#Maldium|Maldium]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Baldium}}
|Min temp: 395K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A major cause of hair loss across the world.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Saltpetre}}Saltpetre▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Saltpetre}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Volatile. Controversial. Third Thing.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lye}}Lye▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lye}}
|Min temp: 10K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Also known as sodium hydroxide. As a profession making this is somewhat underwhelming.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lye}}Lye▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lye}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Also known as sodium hydroxide. As a profession making this is somewhat underwhelming.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Drying Agent}}Drying Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Drying Agent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A desiccant. Can be used to dry things.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Royal Bee Jelly}}Royal Bee Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Royal Bee Jelly}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Royal Bee Jelly, if injected into a Queen Space Bee said bee will split into two bees.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Romerol}}Romerol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|Romerol is a highly experimental bioterror agent which causes dormant nodules to be etched into the grey matter of the subject. These nodules only become active upon death of the host, upon which, the secondary structures activate and take control of the host body.
|Rate: 2e+31u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Magillitis}}Magillitis▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An experimental serum which causes rapid muscular growth in Hominidae. Side effects may include hypertrichosis, violent outbursts, and an unending affinity for bananas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Growth Serum}}Growth Serum▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A commercial chemical designed to help older men in the bedroom.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Plastic Polymers}}Plastic Polymers▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Plastic Polymers}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Petroleum based components of plastic.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glitter}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glitter}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Confetti}}Confetti▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Tiny plastic flakes that are impossible to sweep up.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pax}}Pax▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 15▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pax}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|BZ Metabolites}}BZ Metabolites▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A harmless metabolite of BZ gas.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spider Extract}}Spider Extract▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A highly specialized extract coming from the Australicus sector, used to create broodmother spiders.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Organic Slurry}}Organic Slurry▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Organic Slurry}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 deadmouse food
|A mixture of various colors of fluid. Induces vomiting.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Monkey Powder}}Monkey Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Monkey Powder}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Just add water!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hyper-Plasmium Oxide}}Hyper-Plasmium Oxide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Compound created deep in the cores of demon-class planets. Commonly found through deep geysers.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Exotic Stabilizer}}Exotic Stabilizer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Exotic Stabilizer}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Advanced compound created by mixing stabilizing agent and hyper-plasmium oxide.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Wittel}}Wittel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely rare metallic-white substance only found on demon-class planets.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Metalgen}}Metalgen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Metalgen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A purple, metallic liquid, said to impose its metallic properties on whatever it touches.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gravitum}}Gravitum▮
 Inverse: [[#Newtonium|Newtonium]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Gravitum}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A rare kind of null fluid, capable of temporarily removing all weight of whatever it touches.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cellulose Fibers}}Cellulose Fibers▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A crystalline polydextrose polymer, plants swear by this stuff.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Determination}}Determination▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|For when you need to push on a little more. Do NOT allow near plants.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Eldritch Essence}}Eldritch Essence▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A strange liquid that defies the laws of physics. It re-energizes and heals those who can see beyond this fragile reality, but is incredibly harmful to the closed-minded. It metabolizes very quickly.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Universal Indicator}}Universal Indicator▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Universal Indicator}}
|Min temp: 274K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A solution that can be used to create pH paper booklets, or sprayed on things to colour them by their pH.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ants}}Ants▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ants}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 3 to 12
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A genetic crossbreed between ants and termites, their bites land at a 3 on the Schmidt Pain Scale.
|Rate: 2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lead}}Lead▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A dull metallic element with a low melting point.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Kronkus Extract}}Kronkus Extract▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A frothy extract made from fermented kronkus vine pulp.
Highly bitter due to the presence of a variety of kronkamines.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|breast milk}}breast milk▮
 pH: 7▮
|This looks familiar... Wait, it's milk!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 50%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|femcum}}femcum▮
 pH: 7▮
|Uhh... Someone had fun.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 50%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|cum}}cum▮
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/cum}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A fluid secreted by the sexual organs of many species.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 50%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==toxin==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxin}}Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A toxic chemical.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sulfuric Acid}}Sulfuric Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.75▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sulfuric Acid}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A strong mineral acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sulfuric Acid}}Sulfuric Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.75▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sulfuric Acid}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A strong mineral acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|adaptive bio-acid}}adaptive bio-acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0▮
|An immensely strong, acidic substance of seemingly biological origin. It is teeming with microscopicorganisms that seem to alter its composition to most adaptively dissolve whatever it comes into contact with.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 10000%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fluorosulfuric Acid}}Fluorosulfuric Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fluorosulfuric Acid}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 2
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|An extremely corrosive chemical substance.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nitric Acid}}Nitric Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nitric Acid}}
|Min temp: 480K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 4.1
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|An extremely corrosive chemical substance that violently reacts with living organic tissue.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Industrial Waste}}Industrial Waste▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0▮
|Industrial Waste produced as a side effect of efficient boulder refining. Highly toxic, corrosive, and hard to get rid of.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Leaper venom}}Leaper venom▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A toxin spat out by leapers that, while harmless in small doses, quickly creates a toxic reaction if too much is in the body.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Unstable Mutagen}}Unstable Mutagen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Unstable Mutagen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 3 to 9
 Unstable purity: <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mutagenic Agar}}Mutagenic Agar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mutagenic Agar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sucrose Agar}}Sucrose Agar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sucrose Agar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sucrose Agar}}Sucrose Agar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sucrose Agar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Might cause unpredictable mutations. Keep away from children.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Plasma}}Plasma▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Plasma}}
|Min temp: 303.15K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|Plasma in its liquid form.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Virus Plasma}}Virus Plasma▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Virus Plasma}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Plasma in its liquid form.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Weakened Virus Plasma}}Weakened Virus Plasma▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Weakened Virus Plasma}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Plasma in its liquid form.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Amatoxin}}Amatoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 13▮
|A powerful poison derived from certain species of mushroom.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hot Ice Slush}}Hot Ice Slush▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Frozen plasma, worth its weight in gold, to the right people.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lexorin}}Lexorin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lexorin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 1.8 to 7
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|A powerful poison used to stop respiration.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carnivorous Blood}}Carnivorous Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carnivorous Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An Interdyne-developed biological agent that consumes any blood similar to the blood it was trained on.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carnivorous Blood}}Carnivorous Blood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carnivorous Blood}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An Interdyne-developed biological agent that consumes any blood similar to the blood it was trained on.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Slime Jelly}}Slime Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Slime Jelly}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|A gooey semi-liquid produced from one of the deadliest lifeforms in existence. SO REAL.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Slime Jelly}}Slime Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Slime Jelly}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|A gooey semi-liquid produced from one of the deadliest lifeforms in existence. SO REAL.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Slime Jelly}}Slime Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Slime Jelly}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 glowshroom mushroom
|A gooey semi-liquid produced from one of the deadliest lifeforms in existence. SO REAL.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carpotoxin}}Carpotoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|A deadly neurotoxin produced by the dreaded spess carp.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Zombie Powder}}Zombie Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 13▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Zombie Powder}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 14
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A strong neurotoxin that puts the patient into a death-like state.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ghoul Powder}}Ghoul Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 14.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ghoul Powder}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 14
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A strong neurotoxin that slows metabolism to a death-like state, while keeping the patient fully active. Causes toxin buildup if used too long.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mindbreaker Toxin}}Mindbreaker Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Rosenol|Rosenol]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mindbreaker Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 14
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powerful hallucinogen, not to be messed with. However, for some mental patients it instead counteracts their symptoms and anchors them to reality.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Jellyfish Hallucinogen}}Jellyfish Hallucinogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Rosenol|Rosenol]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A hallucinogen structurally similar to the mindbreaker toxin, but with weaker molecular bonds, making it easily degradeable by heat.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|PosiBlaster.64.exe}}PosiBlaster.64.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Rosenol|Rosenol]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A powerful hallucinogen, not to be messed with. However, for some mental patients it instead counteracts their symptoms and anchors them to reality.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Plant-B-Gone}}Plant-B-Gone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Plant-B-Gone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A harmful toxic mixture to kill plantlife. Do not ingest!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Weed Killer}}Weed Killer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Weed Killer}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A harmful toxic mixture to kill weeds. Do not ingest!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pest Killer}}Pest Killer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pest Killer}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A harmful toxic mixture to kill pests. Do not ingest!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Natural Pest Killer}}Natural Pest Killer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3.2▮
|An organic mixture used to kill pests, with less of the side effects. Do not ingest!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spore Toxin}}Spore Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A natural toxin produced by blob spores that inhibits vision when ingested.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Burning Spore Toxin}}Burning Spore Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 13▮
|A natural toxin produced by blob spores that induces combustion in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chloral Hydrate}}Chloral Hydrate▮
 Inverse: [[#Chloralax|Chloralax]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chloral Hydrate}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 7 to 9
 Unstable purity: <60%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powerful sedative that induces confusion and drowsiness before putting its target to sleep.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|crypsys.pkg}}crypsys.pkg▮
 Inverse: [[#Chloralax|Chloralax]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A powerful sedative that induces confusion and drowsiness before putting its target to sleep.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|B33r}}B33r▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A specially-engineered sedative disguised as beer. It induces instant sleep in its target.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Coffee Grounds}}Coffee Grounds▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.2▮
|Finely ground coffee beans, used to make coffee.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ground Tea Leaves}}Ground Tea Leaves▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.9▮
|Finely shredded tea leaves, used for making tea.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mushroom Powder}}Mushroom Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|Finely ground polypore mushrooms, ready to be steeped in water to make mushroom tea.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mute Toxin}}Mute Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mute Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 14
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A nonlethal poison that inhibits speech in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|audio_override_4910.dll}}audio_override_4910.dll▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12.2▮
|A nonlethal poison that inhibits speech in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tirizene}}Tirizene▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A nonlethal poison that causes extreme fatigue and weakness in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|CritLocker.exe}}CritLocker.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A nonlethal poison that causes extreme fatigue and weakness in its victim.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Polonium}}Polonium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely radioactive material in liquid form. Ingestion results in fatal irradiation.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Histamine}}Histamine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Histamine's effects become more dangerous depending on the dosage amount. They range from mildly annoying to incredibly lethal.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Formaldehyde}}Formaldehyde▮
 Inverse: [[#Methanol|Methanol]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Formaldehyde}}
|Min temp: 420K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 7
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A fairly weak toxin that helps prevent organ decay in dead bodies. It will slowly decay into Histamine over time.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Venom}}Venom▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An exotic poison extracted from highly toxic fauna. Causes scaling amounts of toxin damage and bruising depending and dosage. Often decays into Histamine.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fentanyl}}Fentanyl▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fentanyl}}
|Min temp: 674K
 Overheat: 874K
 Optimal pH: 7 to 11
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Inhibits brain function and causes toxin damage before eventually knocking out the patient.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cyanide}}Cyanide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cyanide}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 9 to 11
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|An infamous poison known for its use in assassination. Causes small amounts of toxin damage with a small chance of oxygen damage or a stun.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bad Food}}Bad Food▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|The result of some abomination of cookery, food so bad it's toxic.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Itching Powder}}Itching Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Itching Powder}}
|Min temp: 280K
 Overheat: 700K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powder that induces itching upon contact with the skin. Causes the victim to scratch at their itches and has a very low chance to decay into Histamine.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|helloworld.exe}}helloworld.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powder that induces itching upon contact with the skin. Causes the victim to scratch at their itches and has a very low chance to decay into Histamine.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Initropidril}}Initropidril▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powerful poison with insidious effects. It can cause stuns, lethal breathing failure, and cardiac arrest.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pancuronium}}Pancuronium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An undetectable toxin that swiftly incapacitates its victim. May also cause breathing failure.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sodium Thiopental}}Sodium Thiopental▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Sodium Thiopental induces heavy weakness in its target as well as unconsciousness.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sulfonal}}Sulfonal▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sulfonal}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 4 to 9
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A stealthy poison that deals minor toxin damage and eventually puts the target to sleep.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Amanitin}}Amanitin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A very powerful delayed toxin. Upon full metabolization, a massive amount of toxin damage will be dealt depending on how long it has been in the victim's bloodstream.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lipolicide}}Lipolicide▮
 Inverse: [[#Ipecacide|Ipecacide]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lipolicide}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 4 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ producing
|A powerful toxin that will destroy fat cells, massively reducing body weight in a short time. Deadly to those without nutriment in their body.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Coniine}}Coniine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Coniine metabolizes extremely slowly, but deals high amounts of toxin damage and stops breathing.
|Rate: 0.024u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spewium}}Spewium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A powerful emetic, causes uncontrollable vomiting. May result in vomiting organs at high doses.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 29u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Curare}}Curare▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Causes slight toxin damage followed by chain-stunning and oxygen damage.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Heparin}}Heparin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Heparin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <60%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powerful anticoagulant. All open cut wounds on the patient will open up and bleed much faster. Counters coagulants like Sanguirite, purging them.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Rotatium}}Rotatium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Rotatium}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 3 to 9
 Unstable purity: <60%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A constantly swirling, oddly colourful fluid. Causes the patient's sense of direction and hand-eye coordination to become wild.
|Rate: 0.24u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|rot360.exe}}rot360.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.2▮
|A constantly swirling, oddly colourful fluid. Causes the patient's sense of direction and hand-eye coordination to become wild.
|Rate: 0.24u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Anacea}}Anacea▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Anacea}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 9
 Unstable purity: <70%
 Moderately exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A toxin that quickly purges medicines and metabolizes very slowly.
|Rate: 0.032u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxin Microcapsules}}Toxin Microcapsules▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Causes heavy toxin damage after a brief time of inactivity.
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bone Hurting Juice}}Bone Hurting Juice▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bone Hurting Juice}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ producing
|A strange substance that looks a lot like water. Drinking it is oddly tempting. Oof ouch.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bungotoxin}}Bungotoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A horrible cardiotoxin that protects the humble bungo pit.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lead Acetate}}Lead Acetate▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Used hundreds of years ago as a sweetener, before it was realized that it's incredibly poisonous.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spider Toxin}}Spider Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A toxic chemical produced by spiders to weaken prey.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Viper Spider Toxin}}Viper Spider Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely toxic chemical produced by the rare viper spider. Brings their prey to the brink of death and causes hallucinations.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tetrodotoxin}}Tetrodotoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A colorless, odorless, tasteless neurotoxin usually carried by livers of animals of the Tetraodontiformes order.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Phytotoxin}}Phytotoxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A poison produced by the rare and elusive gatfruit plant.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gibbium}}Gibbium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Guess what this does.
|Rate: 1.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spider Serum}}Spider Serum▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A horrible mutagen that transmutes flesh into spiders.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==gondola_mutation_toxin==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tranquility}}Tranquility▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A highly mutative liquid of unknown origin.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Advanced Tranquility}}Advanced Tranquility▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A highly mutative liquid of unknown origin.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==medicine==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Helbital}}Helbital▮
 Inverse: [[#Helgrasp|Helgrasp]] <30%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Helbital}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 550K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <55%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Named after the Norse goddess Hel, this medicine heals the patient's bruises the closer they are to death. Patients will find the medicine 'aids' their healing if not near death by causing asphyxiation.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Libital}}Libital▮
 Inverse: [[#Libitoil|Libitoil]] <30%
 pH: 8.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Libital}}
|Min temp: 225K
 Overheat: 840K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 10
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A bruise reliever. Does minor liver damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Probital}}Probital▮
 Inverse: [[#Mitogen Metabolism Factor|Mitogen Metabolism Factor]] <50%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Probital}}
|Min temp: 225K
 Overheat: 750K
 Optimal pH: 4.5 to 12
 Unstable purity: <35%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Originally developed as a prototype gym supplement for those looking for quick workout turnover, this oral medication quickly repairs broken muscle tissue but causes lactic acid buildup, tiring the patient. Overdosing can cause extreme drowsiness. An influx of nutrients promotes the muscle repair even further.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lenturi}}Lenturi▮
 Inverse: [[#Lentslurri|Lentslurri]] <40%
 pH: 4.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lenturi}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 11
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Endothermic
 H+ producing
|Used to treat burns. Applies stomach damage when it leaves your system.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aiuri}}Aiuri▮
 Inverse: [[#Aivime|Aivime]] <35%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Aiuri}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 315K
 Optimal pH: 4.8 to 9
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Moderately endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Used to treat burns. Does minor eye damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hercuri}}Hercuri▮
 Inverse: [[#Herignis|Herignis]] <30%
 pH: 8.9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Hercuri}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 47K
 Overheat: 5K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 10
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|Not to be confused with element Mercury, this medicine excels in reverting effects of dangerous high-temperature environments. Prolonged exposure can cause hypothermia.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Convermol}}Convermol▮
 Inverse: [[#Coveroli|Coveroli]] <50%
 pH: 5.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Convermol}}
|Min temp: 370K
 Overheat: 570K
 Optimal pH: 3.045 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Restores oxygen deprivation while producing a lesser amount of toxic byproducts. Both scale with exposure to the drug and current amount of oxygen deprivation. Overdose causes toxic byproducts regardless of oxygen deprivation.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Convermol}}Convermol▮
 Inverse: [[#Coveroli|Coveroli]] <50%
 pH: 5.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Convermol}}
|Min temp: 900K
 Overheat: 990K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Restores oxygen deprivation while producing a lesser amount of toxic byproducts. Both scale with exposure to the drug and current amount of oxygen deprivation. Overdose causes toxic byproducts regardless of oxygen deprivation.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tirimol}}Tirimol▮
 Inverse: [[#Super Melatonin|Super Melatonin]] <25%
 pH: 5.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Tirimol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 720K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 7.1
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|An oxygen deprivation medication that causes fatigue. Prolonged exposure causes the patient to fall asleep once the medicine metabolizes.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Seiver}}Seiver▮
 Inverse: [[#Technetium 99|Technetium 99]] <45%
 pH: 3.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Seiver}}
|Cold reaction
 Min temp: 320K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 8
 Unstable purity: <20%
 Strongly endothermic
 H+ producing
|A medicine that shifts functionality based on temperature. Hotter temperatures will heal more toxicity, while colder temperatures will heal larger amounts of toxicity but only while the patient is irradiated. Damages the heart.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Multiver}}Multiver▮
 Inverse: [[#Monover|Monover]] <35%
 pH: 9.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Multiver}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 410K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|A chem-purger that becomes more effective the more unique medicines present. Slightly heals toxicity but causes lung damage (mitigatable by unique medicines).
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Syriniver}}Syriniver▮
 pH: 8.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Syriniver}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 6.5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ producing
|A potent antidote for intravenous use with a narrow therapeutic index, it is considered an active prodrug of musiver.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 6u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Musiver}}Musiver▮
 pH: 9.1▮
|The active metabolite of syriniver. Causes muscle weakness on overdose
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synthflesh}}Synthflesh▮
 pH: 7.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Synthflesh}}
|Min temp: 250K
 Overheat: 325K
 Optimal pH: 5.5 to 9.5
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Heals brute and burn damage at the cost of toxicity (66% of damage healed). Patch, splash, and spray application only. 60u of pure synthflesh or 100u at lower purities can restore corpses husked by burns.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Penthrite}}Penthrite▮
 Inverse: [[#Nooartrium|Nooartrium]] <25%
 pH: 12.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Penthrite}}
|Min temp: 255K
 Overheat: 450K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <55%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An expensive medicine that aids with pumping blood around the body even without a heart, and prevents the heart from slowing down. Mixing it with epinephrine or atropine will cause an explosion.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 75%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Leporazine}}Leporazine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Leporazine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Leporazine will effectively regulate a patient's body temperature, ensuring it never leaves safe levels.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Adminordrazine}}Adminordrazine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|It's magic. We don't have to explain it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Quantum Medicine}}Quantum Medicine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Rare and experimental particles, that apparently swap the user's body with one from an alternate dimension where it's completely healthy.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synaptizine}}Synaptizine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Synaptizine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Increases resistance to stuns as well as reducing drowsiness and hallucinations.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Virus Rations}}Virus Rations▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Virus Rations}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Increases resistance to stuns as well as reducing drowsiness and hallucinations.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|synaptuner.zhe}}synaptuner.zhe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|Increases resistance to stuns as well as reducing drowsiness and hallucinations.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Diphen-Synaptizine}}Diphen-Synaptizine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.2▮
|Reduces drowsiness, hallucinations, and Histamine from body.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sansufentanyl}}Sansufentanyl▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sansufentanyl}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Temporary side effects include - nausea, dizziness, impaired motor coordination.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cryoxadone}}Cryoxadone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cryoxadone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A chemical mixture with almost magical healing powers. Its main limitation is that the patient's body temperature must be under 270K for it to metabolise correctly.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pyroxadone}}Pyroxadone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pyroxadone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A mixture of cryoxadone and slime jelly, that apparently inverses the requirement for its activation.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Rezadone}}Rezadone▮
 Inverse: [[#Inreziniver|Inreziniver]] <25%
 pH: 12.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Rezadone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A powder derived from fish toxin, Rezadone can effectively restore corpses husked by burns as well as treat minor wounds. Overdose will cause intense nausea and minor toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spaceacillin}}Spaceacillin▮
 Inverse: [[#Sepsisillin|Sepsisillin]] <30%
 pH: 8.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Spaceacillin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Spaceacillin will provide limited resistance against disease and parasites. Also reduces infection in serious burns.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oxandrolone}}Oxandrolone▮
 Inverse: [[#Oxymetholone|Oxymetholone]] <30%
 pH: 10.7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oxandrolone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Stimulates the healing of severe burns. Extremely rapidly heals severe burns and slowly heals minor ones. Overdose will worsen existing burns.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Saline-Glucose Solution}}Saline-Glucose Solution▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Saline-Glucose Solution}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Has a 33% chance per metabolism cycle to heal brute and burn damage. Can be used as a temporary blood substitute, as well as slowly speeding blood regeneration.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 60u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Omnizine}}Omnizine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Omnizine}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|Slowly heals all damage types. Overdose will cause damage in all types instead.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Protozine}}Protozine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A less environmentally friendly and somewhat weaker variant of omnizine.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Godblood}}Godblood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|Slowly heals all damage types. Has a rather high overdose threshold. Glows with mysterious power.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 150u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Calomel}}Calomel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 1.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Calomel}}
|Min temp: 374K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Quickly purges the body of all chemicals except itself. The more health a person has, the more toxin damage it will deal. It can heal toxin damage when people have low enough health.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammoniated Mercury}}Ammoniated Mercury▮
 Inverse: [[#Ammoniated Sludge|Ammoniated Sludge]] <50%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ammoniated Mercury}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Quickly purges the body of toxic chemicals. Heals toxin damage when in a good condition someone has no brute and fire damage. When hurt with brute or fire damage, it can deal a great amount of toxin damage. When there are no toxins present, it starts slowly purging itself.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Potassium Iodide}}Potassium Iodide▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Potassium Iodide}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Heals low toxin damage while the patient is irradiated, and will halt the damaging effects of radiation.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pentetic Acid}}Pentetic Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Pendetide|Pendetide]] <40%
 pH: 1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentetic Acid}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Reduces massive amounts of toxin damage while purging other chemicals from the body.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Salicylic Acid}}Salicylic Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Benzoic Acid|Benzoic Acid]] <30%
 pH: 2.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salicylic Acid}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Stimulates the healing of severe bruises. Extremely rapidly heals severe bruising and slowly heals minor ones. Overdose will worsen existing bruising.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Salicylic Acid}}Salicylic Acid▮
 Inverse: [[#Benzoic Acid|Benzoic Acid]] <30%
 pH: 2.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salicylic Acid}}
|Min temp: 500K
 Overheat: 980K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Stimulates the healing of severe bruises. Extremely rapidly heals severe bruising and slowly heals minor ones. Overdose will worsen existing bruising.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Salbutamol}}Salbutamol▮
 Inverse: [[#Bamethan|Bamethan]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salbutamol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Rapidly restores oxygen deprivation as well as preventing more of it to an extent.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Salbutamol}}Salbutamol▮
 Inverse: [[#Bamethan|Bamethan]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Salbutamol}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Rapidly restores oxygen deprivation as well as preventing more of it to an extent.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Albuterol}}Albuterol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Albuterol}}
|Min temp: 400K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A potent bronchodilator capable of increasing the amount of gas inhaled by the lungs. Is highly effective at shutting down asthma attacks, but only when inhaled. Overdose causes over-dilation, resulting in reduced lung function.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Albuterol}}Albuterol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Albuterol}}
|Min temp: 500K
 Overheat: 980K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A potent bronchodilator capable of increasing the amount of gas inhaled by the lungs. Is highly effective at shutting down asthma attacks, but only when inhaled. Overdose causes over-dilation, resulting in reduced lung function.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ephedrine}}Ephedrine▮
 Inverse: [[#Corazargh|Corazargh]] <40%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ephedrine}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 7 to 9
 Unstable purity: <32%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
 Dangerous
|Increases resistance to batons and movement speed, giving you hand cramps. Overdose deals toxin damage and inhibits breathing.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Diphenhydramine}}Diphenhydramine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Diphenhydramine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Rapidly purges the body of Histamine and reduces jitteriness. Slight chance of causing drowsiness.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Morphine}}Morphine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.96▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Morphine}}
|Min temp: 480K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A painkiller that allows the patient to move at full speed even when injured. Causes drowsiness and eventually unconsciousness in high doses. Overdose will cause a variety of effects, ranging from minor to lethal.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|AnaSynthic.zhe}}AnaSynthic.zhe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.96▮
|A painkiller that allows the patient to move at full speed even when injured. Causes drowsiness and eventually unconsciousness in high doses. Overdose will cause a variety of effects, ranging from minor to lethal.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oculine}}Oculine▮
 Inverse: [[#Oculater|Oculater]] <45%
 pH: 10▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oculine}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 600K
 Optimal pH: 4.8 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <30%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Quickly restores eye damage, cures nearsightedness, and has a chance to restore vision to the blind.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Flumpuline}}Flumpuline▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <0%
 pH: 0.01▮
|Often confused for, or sold as, Oculine or a variation thereof. Slowly transmogrifies the eyes of the patient into grotesque stalks - but you'll never need glasses again.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 5u
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Inacusiate}}Inacusiate▮
 Inverse: [[#Tinacusiate|Tinacusiate]] <30%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Inacusiate}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 500K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <25%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Rapidly repairs damage to the patient's ears to cure deafness, assuming the source of said deafness isn't from genetic mutations, chronic deafness, or a total deficit of ears.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Atropine}}Atropine▮
 Inverse: [[#Hyoscyamine|Hyoscyamine]] <35%
 pH: 12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Atropine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|If a patient is in critical condition, rapidly heals all damage types as well as regulating oxygen in the body. Excellent for stabilizing wounded patients, and said to neutralize blood-activated internal explosives found amongst clandestine black op agents.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 35u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Epinephrine}}Epinephrine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Epinephrine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Stabilizes and slowly heals patients in critical condition, and slows suffocation. Also provides a very minor boost to stun resistance. Overdose causes weakness and toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Epinephrine}}Epinephrine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Epinephrine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 grey slime extract
|Stabilizes and slowly heals patients in critical condition, and slows suffocation. Also provides a very minor boost to stun resistance. Overdose causes weakness and toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Strange Reagent}}Strange Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Strange Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A miracle drug capable of bringing the dead back to life. Works topically unless anatomically complex, in which case works orally. Cannot revive targets under -200% health.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Strange Reagent}}Strange Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Strange Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A miracle drug capable of bringing the dead back to life. Works topically unless anatomically complex, in which case works orally. Cannot revive targets under -200% health.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stranger Reagent}}Stranger Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|A miracle drug capable of bringing the dead back to life. Works topically unless anatomically complex, in which case works orally. Cannot revive targets under -200% health. It appears to be pulsing with a warm pink light.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fishy Reagent}}Fishy Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fishy Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|This reagent has a chemical composition very similar to that of Strange Reagent, however, it seems to work purely and only on... fish. Or at least, aquatic creatures.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fishy Reagent}}Fishy Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 0.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Fishy Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|This reagent has a chemical composition very similar to that of Strange Reagent, however, it seems to work purely and only on... fish. Or at least, aquatic creatures.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mannitol}}Mannitol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <45%
 pH: 10.4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mannitol}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 650K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 7.5
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Efficiently restores brain damage.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Neurine}}Neurine▮
 Inverse: [[#Neruwhine|Neruwhine]] <50%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Neurine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 700K
 Optimal pH: 6.8 to 10
 Unstable purity: <40%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Reacts with neural tissue, helping reform damaged connections. Can cure minor traumas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mutadone}}Mutadone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Mutadone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Removes jitteriness and restores genetic defects.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Antihol}}Antihol▮
 Inverse: [[#Prohol|Prohol]] <35%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Antihol}}
|Min temp: 1K
 Overheat: 550K
 Optimal pH: 3.5 to 8.5
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Endothermic
 H+ producing
|Purges alcoholic substance from the patient's body and eliminates its side effects.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stimulants}}Stimulants▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.7▮
|Increases resistance to batons and movement speed in addition to restoring minor damage and weakness. Overdose causes weakness and toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 60u
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Insulin}}Insulin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.7▮
|Increases sugar depletion rates.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Inaprovaline}}Inaprovaline▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8.5▮
|Stabilizes the breathing of patients. Good for those in critical condition.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Regenerative Jelly}}Regenerative Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Regenerative Jelly}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Gradually regenerates all types of damage, without harming slime anatomy.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Regenerative Jelly}}Regenerative Jelly▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Regenerative Jelly}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 purple slime extract
|Gradually regenerates all types of damage, without harming slime anatomy.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Restorative Nanites}}Restorative Nanites▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|Miniature medical robots that swiftly restore bodily damage.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Earthsblood}}Earthsblood▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|Ichor from an extremely powerful plant. Great for restoring wounds, but it's a little heavy on the brain. For some strange reason, it also induces temporary pacifism in those who imbibe it and semi-permanent pacifism in those who overdose on it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Haloperidol}}Haloperidol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Haloperidol}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Increases depletion rates for most stimulating/hallucinogenic drugs. Reduces druggy effects and jitteriness. Severe stamina regeneration penalty, causes drowsiness. Small chance of brain damage.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Changeling Adrenaline}}Changeling Adrenaline▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Reduces the duration of unconsciousness, knockdown and stuns. Restores stamina, but deals toxin damage when overdosed.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Changeling Haste}}Changeling Haste▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Drastically increases movement speed, but deals toxin damage.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Higadrite}}Higadrite▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Higadrite}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A medication utilized to treat ailing livers.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cordiolis Hepatico}}Cordiolis Hepatico▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A strange, pitch-black reagent that seems to absorb all light. Effects unknown.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Muscle Stimulant}}Muscle Stimulant▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A potent chemical that allows someone under its influence to be at full physical ability even when under massive amounts of pain.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Modafinil}}Modafinil▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.89▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Modafinil}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Long-lasting sleep suppressant that very slightly reduces stun and knockdown times. Overdosing has horrendous side effects and deals lethal oxygen damage, will knock you unconscious if not dealt with.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Psicodine}}Psicodine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.12▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Psicodine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Suppresses anxiety and other various forms of mental distress. Overdose causes hallucinations and minor toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|zen-firstaid.zhe}}zen-firstaid.zhe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.12▮
|Suppresses anxiety and other various forms of mental distress. Overdose causes hallucinations and minor toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mitogen Metabolism Factor}}Mitogen Metabolism Factor▮
 Inverse: [[#Metabolic Inhibition Factor|Metabolic Inhibition Factor]] <10%
 pH: 7▮
|This enzyme catalyzes the conversion of nutritious food into healing peptides.
|Rate: 0.025u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Silibinin}}Silibinin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A thistle-derived hepatoprotective flavolignan mixture that help reverse damage to the liver.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Polypyrylium Oligomers}}Polypyrylium Oligomers▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A purple mixture of short polyelectrolyte chains not easily synthesized in the laboratory. It is valued as an intermediate in the synthesis of the cutting edge pharmaceuticals.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Granibitaluri}}Granibitaluri▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Granibitaluri}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A mild painkiller useful as an additive alongside more potent medicines. Speeds up the healing of small wounds and burns, but is ineffective at treating severe injuries. Extremely large doses are toxic, and may eventually cause liver failure.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 50u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sanguirite}}Sanguirite▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A proprietary coagulant used to help bleeding wounds clot faster. It is purged by heparin.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pulped Banana Peel}}Pulped Banana Peel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Ancient Clown Lore says that pulped banana peels are good for your blood, but are you really going to take medical advice from a clown about bananas?
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Seraka Extract}}Seraka Extract▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A deeply coloured oil present in small amounts in Seraka Mushrooms. Acts as an effective blood clotting agent, but has a low overdose threshold.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|fabricated coagulant}}fabricated coagulant▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A synthesized coagulant created by Mediguns.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ondansetron}}Ondansetron▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ondansetron}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 11
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Prevents nausea and vomiting. May cause drowsiness and wear.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Naloxone}}Naloxone▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Naloxone}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Opioid antagonist that purges drowsiness and narcotics from the patient, restores breath loss and accelerates addiction recovery.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Dermagen}}Dermagen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Dermagen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Heals scars formed by past physical trauma when applied. Minimum 10u needed, only works when applied topically.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Taste Suppressor}}Taste Suppressor▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Taste Suppressor}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A colorless medicine aimed to dull the sense of taste of those that consumed it, as long as it's in their system.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Taste Suppressor}}Taste Suppressor▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Taste Suppressor}}
|Min temp: 300K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 10
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A colorless medicine aimed to dull the sense of taste of those that consumed it, as long as it's in their system.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Experimental Fentanyl Base}}Experimental Fentanyl Base▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|The secret base reagent used to create sansufentanyl. Developed by Interdyne Pharmacuticals, it is a closely held secret recipe.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lidocaine}}Lidocaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Lidopaine|Lidopaine]] <55%
 pH: 6.09▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lidocaine}}
|Min temp: 320K
 Overheat: 600K
 Optimal pH: 6 to 9
 Unstable purity: <10%
 Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A numbing agent used often for surgeries, metabolizes slowly.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|NGesic.zhe}}NGesic.zhe▮
 Inverse: [[#Lidopaine|Lidopaine]] <55%
 pH: 6.09▮
|A numbing agent used often for surgeries, metabolizes slowly.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|ntnetsys.robot-diag.exe}}ntnetsys.robot-diag.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Repairs basic brain traumas.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|ntnetsys.robot-antivirus.exe}}ntnetsys.robot-antivirus.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Deletes neuroware programs.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|System Cleaner}}System Cleaner▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/System Cleaner}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Neutralizes harmful chemical compounds inside synthetic systems and refreshes system software.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Liquid Solder}}Liquid Solder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Liquid Solder}}
|Min temp: 370K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Repairs brain damage in synthetics.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nanite Slurry}}Nanite Slurry▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Nanite Slurry}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A localized swarm of nanomachines specialized in repairing mechanical parts. Due to the nanites needing to interface with the host's systems to repair them, a surplus of them will cause them to overheat, or for the swarm to forcefully eject out of the mouth of organics for safety.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==catalyst_agent==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catalyst agent}}Catalyst agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Speed Catalyst Agent}}Speed Catalyst Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Palladium Synthate Catalyst}}Palladium Synthate Catalyst▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Palladium Synthate Catalyst}}
|Min temp: 200K
 Overheat: 800K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 6
 Strongly exothermic
 H+ producing
|This catalyst reagent will speed up all medicine reactions that it shares a beaker with by a dramatic amount.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|pH Catalyst Agent}}pH Catalyst Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ionic Modulator}}Ionic Modulator▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ionic Modulator}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|This catalyst reagent will stabilize reactions in its beaker, reducing the changes in pH caused by reacting chemicals.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Temperature Catalyst Agent}}Temperature Catalyst Agent▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Thermic Modulator}}Thermic Modulator▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Thermic Modulator}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 H+ consuming
|This catalyst reagent will stabilize reactions in its beaker, reducing their endo/exo-thermicity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==drug==
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! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Drug}}Drug▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Drugs}}Space Drugs▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Drugs}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An illegal chemical compound used as drug.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|kaleido_demo.exe}}kaleido_demo.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|An illegal chemical compound used as drug.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cannabis}}Cannabis▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|A psychoactive drug from the Cannabis plant used for recreational purposes.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 1e+31u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nicotine}}Nicotine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|Slightly reduces stun times. If overdosed it will deal toxin and oxygen damage.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 nicotine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Krokodil}}Krokodil▮
 Inverse: [[#Permonid|Permonid]] <30%
 pH: 9▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Krokodil}}
|Min temp: 380K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Cools and calms you down. If overdosed it will deal significant Brain and Toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Methamphetamine}}Methamphetamine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Methamphetamine}}
|Min temp: 372K
 Overheat: 380K
 Optimal pH: 6.5 to 7.5
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 Dangerous
|Reduces stun times by about 300%, speeds the user up, and allows the user to quickly recover stamina while dealing a small amount of Brain damage. If overdosed the subject will move randomly, laugh randomly, drop items and suffer from Toxin and Brain damage. If addicted the subject will constantly jitter and drool, before becoming dizzy and losing motor control and eventually suffer heavy toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Unknown Methamphetamine Isomer}}Unknown Methamphetamine Isomer▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|Reduces stun times by about 300%, speeds the user up, and allows the user to quickly recover stamina while dealing a small amount of Brain damage. If overdosed the subject will move randomly, laugh randomly, drop items and suffer from Toxin and Brain damage. If addicted the subject will constantly jitter and drool, before becoming dizzy and losing motor control and eventually suffer heavy toxin damage.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 40u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bath Salts}}Bath Salts▮
 Inverse: [[#Monkey Dust|Monkey Dust]] <30%
 pH: 8.2▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Bath Salts}}
|Min temp: 374K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Makes you impervious to stuns and grants a stamina regeneration buff, but you will be a nearly uncontrollable tramp-bearded raving lunatic.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aranesp}}Aranesp▮
 Inverse: [[#Epoetin Alfa|Epoetin Alfa]] <50%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Aranesp}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Amps you up, gets you going, and rapidly restores stamina damage. Side effects include breathlessness and toxicity.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Happiness}}Happiness▮
 Inverse: [[#Sadness|Sadness]] <40%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Happiness}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Fills you with ecstatic numbness and causes minor brain damage. Highly addictive. If overdosed causes sudden mood swings.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|SmileML2565.exe}}SmileML2565.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Sadness|Sadness]] <40%
 pH: 7▮
|Fills you with ecstatic numbness and causes minor brain damage. Highly addictive. If overdosed causes sudden mood swings.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pump-Up}}Pump-Up▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pump-Up}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Take on the world! A fast acting, hard hitting drug that pushes the limit on what you can handle.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|XLR8.exe}}XLR8.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Take on the world! A fast acting, hard hitting drug that pushes the limit on what you can handle.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Drugs}}Maintenance Drugs▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Powder}}Maintenance Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance Powder}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An unknown powder that you most likely gotten from an assistant, a bored chemist... or cooked yourself. It is a refined form of tar that enhances your mental ability, making you learn stuff a lot faster.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Sludge}}Maintenance Sludge▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance Sludge}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|An unknown sludge that you most likely gotten from an assistant, a bored chemist... or cooked yourself. Half refined, it fills your body with itself, making it more resistant to wounds, but causes toxins to accumulate.
|Rate: 0.8u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
 Addictions:
 Weak maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Tar}}Maintenance Tar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance Tar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|An unknown tar that you most likely gotten from an assistant, a bored chemist... or cooked yourself. Raw tar, straight from the floor. It can help you with escaping bad situations at the cost of liver damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maintenance Tar}}Maintenance Tar▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Maintenance Tar}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|An unknown tar that you most likely gotten from an assistant, a bored chemist... or cooked yourself. Raw tar, straight from the floor. It can help you with escaping bad situations at the cost of liver damage.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Weak maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mushroom Hallucinogen}}Mushroom Hallucinogen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A strong hallucinogenic drug derived from certain species of mushroom.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|psychorot.exe}}psychorot.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 11▮
|A strong hallucinogenic drug derived from certain species of mushroom.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|bLaStOoF}}bLaStOoF▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|A drug for the hardcore party crowd said to enhance one's abilities on the dance floor.
Most old heads refuse to touch this stuff, perhaps because memories of the luna discotheque incident are seared into their brains.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|elektro_3b.exe}}elektro_3b.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5▮
|A drug for the hardcore party crowd said to enhance one's abilities on the dance floor.
Most old heads refuse to touch this stuff, perhaps because memories of the luna discotheque incident are seared into their brains.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Saturn-X}}Saturn-X▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|This compound was first discovered during the infancy of cloaking technology and at the time thought to be a promising candidate agent. It was withdrawn for consideration after the researchers discovered a slew of associated safety issues including thought disorders and hepatoxicity.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
 Addictions:
 Strong maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stabilized Saturn-X}}Stabilized Saturn-X▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A chemical extract originating from the Saturn-X compound, stabilized and safer for tactical use. After the recipe was discovered, it was planned to be put into mass production, but the program fell apart after its lead disappeared and was never seen again.
|Rate: 0.06u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 50u
 Addictions:
 Potent maintenance drug
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Kronkaine}}Kronkaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|A highly illegal stimulant from the edge of the galaxy.
It is said the average kronkaine addict causes as much criminal damage as five stick up men, two rascals and one proferssional cambringo hustler combined.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gore}}Gore▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|Dirty Kronkaine. You have to be pretty dumb to take this. Don't. Overdose.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Syndol}}Syndol▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A potent and addictive hallucinogen used by syndicate agents to disorient certain targets. It is said that the hallucinations it causes are tailored to the user's fears, but tests have been inconclusive, with subjects in security and assistants reporting wildly different experiences.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
 Addictions:
 hallucinogen
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|DemonEye}}DemonEye▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/DemonEye}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A performance enhancing drug originally developed on mars. A favorite among gangs and other outlaws on the planet, though overuse can cause terrible addiction and bodily damage.
|Rate: 0.26u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|TWitch}}TWitch▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/TWitch}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A drug originally developed by and for Plutonians to assist them during raids. Does not see wide use, due to the whole reality-disassociation and acute heart disease thing afterwards. Can be intentionally overdosed to increase the drug's effects.
|Rate: 0.26u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|speedster.exe}}speedster.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|A drug originally developed by and for Plutonians to assist them during raids. Does not see wide use, due to the whole reality-disassociation and acute heart disease thing afterwards. Can be intentionally overdosed to increase the drug's effects.
|Rate: 0.26u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 15u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|liquid ERP}}liquid ERP▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|ERP in its liquified form. Complain to a coder.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Camphor}}Camphor▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Camphor}}
|Min temp: 400K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Naturally found in some species of evergreen trees, camphor is a waxy substance. When ingested by most animals it acts as an anaphrodisiac, reducing libido and calming them. Non-habit forming and non-addictive. This is not an aphrodisiac.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pentacamphor}}Pentacamphor▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pentacamphor}}
|Min temp: 500K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Chemically condensed camphor. Causes an extreme reduction in libido and a permanent one if overdosed. Non-addictive.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|nobido-xtreme.exe}}nobido-xtreme.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Chemically condensed camphor. Causes an extreme reduction in libido and a permanent one if overdosed. Non-addictive.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|aphro_calm.exe}}aphro_calm.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Naturally found in some species of evergreen trees, camphor is a waxy substance. When ingested by most animals it acts as an anaphrodisiac, reducing libido and calming them. Non-habit forming and non-addictive. This is not an aphrodisiac.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|crocin}}crocin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/crocin}}
|Min temp: 400K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Naturally found in the crocus and gardenia flowers, this drug acts as a natural and safe aphrodisiac.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|hexacrocin}}hexacrocin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/hexacrocin}}
|Min temp: 600K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Chemically condensed form of basic crocin. This aphrodisiac is extremely powerful and addictive for most animals.Addiction withdrawals can cause brain damage and shortness of breath. Overdose can lead to brain traumas.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|EroStim_Deluxe.exe}}EroStim_Deluxe.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Chemically condensed form of basic crocin. This aphrodisiac is extremely powerful and addictive for most animals.Addiction withdrawals can cause brain damage and shortness of breath. Overdose can lead to brain traumas.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|EroStim.exe}}EroStim.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Naturally found in the crocus and gardenia flowers, this drug acts as a natural and safe aphrodisiac.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|dopamine...?}}dopamine...?▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Pure happiness
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|incubus draft}}incubus draft▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/incubus draft}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A volatile collodial mixture derived from various masculine solutions that encourages a larger gentleman's package via a potent testosterone mix.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|succubus milk}}succubus milk▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/succubus milk}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A volatile collodial mixture derived from milk that encourages mammary production via a potent estrogen mix.
|Rate: 0.5u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|cocaine}}cocaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|A powerful stimulant extracted from coca leaves. Reduces stun times, but causes drowsiness and severe brain damage if overdosed.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|freebase cocaine}}freebase cocaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|A smokable form of cocaine.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|powder cocaine}}powder cocaine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|The powder form of cocaine.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|zenghu.accelerator.dll}}zenghu.accelerator.dll▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9▮
|A powerful stimulant extracted from coca leaves. Reduces stun times, but causes drowsiness and severe brain damage if overdosed.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 stimulant
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|opium}}opium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|A extract from opium poppies. Puts the user in a slightly euphoric state.
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|heroin}}heroin▮
 Inverse: [[#liquid black tar heroin|liquid black tar heroin]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/heroin}}
|Min temp: 480K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 8 to 12
 Unstable purity: <50%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|She's like heroin to me, she's like heroin to me! She cannot... miss a vein!
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|black tar heroin}}black tar heroin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|An impure, freebase form of heroin. Probably not a good idea to take this...
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|liquid black tar heroin}}liquid black tar heroin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|An impure, freebase form of heroin. Probably not a good idea to take this...
|Rate: 0u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
 Addictions:
 Strong opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|PCP}}PCP▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/PCP}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Pure rage put into chemical form.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Quaalude}}Quaalude▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Quaalude}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Relaxes the user, putting them in a hypnotic, drugged state. A favorite drug of kids from Brooklyn.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|GABAA_SL164.exe}}GABAA_SL164.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 8▮
|Relaxes the user, putting them in a hypnotic, drugged state. A favorite drug of kids from Brooklyn.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|THC}}THC▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|A chemical found in cannabis that serves as its main psychoactive component.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Concentrated THC}}Concentrated THC▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|TCH in pure concentrated form
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|hashish}}hashish▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|Concentrated cannabis extract. Delivers a much better high when used in a bong.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|MrStoned.exe}}MrStoned.exe▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|A chemical found in cannabis that serves as its main psychoactive component.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}

==impurity==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chemical Isomers}}Chemical Isomers▮
 pH: 3▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Chemical Isomers}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Impure chemical isomers made from suboptimal reactions. Causes mild liver damage
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Healing Impure Reagent}}Healing Impure Reagent▮
 pH: 3▮
|Not all impure reagents are bad! Sometimes you might want to specifically make these!
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Insolvent Medicinal Precipitate}}Insolvent Medicinal Precipitate▮
 pH: 11▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Insolvent Medicinal Precipitate}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A viscous mess of various medicines. Will heal a damage type at random
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Metabolic Inhibition Factor}}Metabolic Inhibition Factor▮
 pH: 1▮
|This enzyme catalyzes crashes the conversion of nutritious food into healing peptides.
|Rate: 0.025u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 10u
 Addictions:
 Strong medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mannitoil}}Mannitoil▮
 pH: 12.4▮
|Gives the patient a temporary speech impediment.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tinacusiate}}Tinacusiate▮
 pH: 1▮
|Makes the patient's hearing temporarily funky.
|Rate: 0.04u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Strong medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ipecacide}}Ipecacide▮
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely gross substance that induces vomiting. It is produced when Lipolicide reactions are impure.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Methanol}}Methanol▮
 pH: 7▮
|A light, colourless liquid with a distinct smell. Ingestion can lead to blindness. It is a byproduct of organisms processing impure Formaldehyde.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Chloralax}}Chloralax▮
 pH: 7▮
|An oily, colorless and slightly toxic liquid. It is produced when impure choral hydrate is broken down inside an organism.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Rosenol}}Rosenol▮
 pH: 7▮
|A strange, blue liquid that is produced during impure mindbreaker toxin reactions. Historically it has been abused to write poetry.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==inverse==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Toxic Monomers}}Toxic Monomers▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Inverse reagents are created when a reagent's purity is below it's inverse threshold. The are created either during ingestion - which will then replace their associated reagent, or some can be created during the reaction process.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Eigenswap}}Eigenswap▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.3▮
|This reagent is known to swap the handedness of a patient.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cryogelidia}}Cryogelidia▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|Freezes the live or dead patient in a cryostasis ice block. Won't work if you drink it.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Healing Inverse Reagent}}Healing Inverse Reagent▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Not all impure reagents are bad! Sometimes you might want to specifically make these!
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Super Melatonin}}Super Melatonin▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 12.5▮
|This will send the patient to sleep, adding a bonus to the efficacy of all reagents administered.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Coveroli}}Coveroli▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.82▮
|This reagent is known to coat the inside of a patient's lungs, providing greater protection against hot or cold air.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Syrinifergus}}Syrinifergus▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|This reagent reduces the impurity of all non medicines within the patient, reducing their negative effects.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Monover}}Monover▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 0.5▮
|A toxin treating reagent, that only is effective if it's the only reagent present in the patient.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Helgrasp}}Helgrasp▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|This rare and forbidden concoction is thought to bring you closer to the grasp of the Norse goddess Hel.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Grasp of the Mansus}}Grasp of the Mansus▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|The Hand of the Mansus is at your neck.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Libitoil}}Libitoil▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.5▮
|Temporarily interferes with a patient's ability to process alcohol.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lentslurri}}Lentslurri▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|A highly addictive muscle relaxant that is made when Lenturi reactions go wrong, this will cause the patient to move slowly.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Aivime}}Aivime▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.1▮
|This reagent is known to interfere with the eyesight of a patient.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Herignis}}Herignis▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 0.8▮
|This reagent causes a dramatic raise in the patient's body temperature. Overdosing makes the effect even stronger and causes severe liver damage.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Technetium 99}}Technetium 99▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|A radioactive tracer agent that can improve a scanner's ability to detect internal organ damage. Will poison the patient when present very slowly, purging or using a low dose is recommended after use.
|Rate: 0.3u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Nooartrium}}Nooartrium▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|A reagent that is known to stimulate the heart in a dead patient, temporarily bringing back recently dead patients at great cost to their heart.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Strong medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Neruwhine}}Neruwhine▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.4▮
|Induces a temporary brain trauma in the patient by redirecting neuron activity.
|Rate: 0.025u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Potent medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Corazargh}}Corazargh▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.5▮
|Interferes with the body's natural pacemaker, forcing the patient to manually beat their heart.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
 Works on the dead
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Prohol}}Prohol▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2▮
|Promotes alcoholic substances within the patients body, making their effects more potent.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Strong medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oculater}}Oculater▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13▮
|Temporarily blinds the patient.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak medicine
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Benzoic Acid}}Benzoic Acid▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.4▮
|Robust fertilizer that provides a decent range of benefits for plant life.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oxymetholone}}Oxymetholone▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 12.2▮
|Anabolic steroid that promotes the growth of muscle during and after exercise.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 25u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Bamethan}}Bamethan▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 4.5▮
|Blood thinner that drastically increases the chance of receiving bleeding wounds.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pendetide}}Pendetide▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 3.7▮
|Purges basic toxin healing medications and increases the severity of radiation poisoning.
|Rate: 0.025u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hyoscyamine}}Hyoscyamine▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.6▮
|Slowly regenerates all damaged organs, but cannot restore non-functional organs.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 40u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ammoniated Sludge}}Ammoniated Sludge▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 10.2▮
|A ghastly looking mess of mercury by-product. Causes bursts of manic hysteria.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Inreziniver}}Inreziniver▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 13.9▮
|Makes the user horribly afraid of all things related to fish.
|Rate: 0.05u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sepsisillin}}Sepsisillin▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 8.1▮
|Weakens the immune system, acclerating the effects of bacteria, viruses, and parasites while negating the effects of immunity boosters.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Permonid}}Permonid▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2.5▮
|Highly potent sedative that provides the best benefits for pain management and surgery. Extremely addictive.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
 Addictions:
 Potent opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Monkey Dust}}Monkey Dust▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 14▮
|Oop aak chee aak eek chee. Eek aak oop chee oop aak aak!!
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Epoetin Alfa}}Epoetin Alfa▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 6.1▮
|Synthetic medication that induces blood regeneration and wound clotting in patients. Causes adverse side effects, including arterial damage and migraines when excessively used over time.
|Rate: 0.25u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 20u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sadness}}Sadness▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 12▮
|Causes severe depressive behavior in users, and actively purges other antidepressants.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Maldium}}Maldium▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 1▮
|Potent psychotropic that causes intense anger within users.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Dulling Reagent}}Dulling Reagent▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 10▮
|Extremely drab coloring pigment that is favored by corporations who wish to maximize suffering.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Newtonium}}Newtonium▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 2.3▮
|Experimental reagent that induces heavy gravokinetic effects on users.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 OD: 30u
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lidopaine}}Lidopaine▮
 Inverse reagent
 pH: 6.09▮
|A paining agent used often for... being a jerk, metabolizes faster than lidocaine.
|Rate: 0.16u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==vaccine==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Vaccine}}Vaccine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Vaccine (Fungal Tuberculosis)}}Vaccine (Fungal Tuberculosis)▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==water==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 580K
 Overheat: 600K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly endothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 soup pot cup
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Water}}Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Water}}
|Min temp: 275K
 Overheat: 99999K
 Optimal pH: 0 to 14
 Weakly endothermic
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mineral Water}}Mineral Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Saltwater}}Saltwater▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Saltwater}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Water, but salty. Smells like... the station infirmary?
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Holy Water}}Holy Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Holy Water}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Water blessed by some deity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Hollow Water}}Hollow Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen, but it looks kinda hollow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==fuel==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Welding Fuel}}Welding Fuel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|Required for welders. Flammable.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak alcohol
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Unholy Water}}Unholy Water▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6.5▮
|Something that shouldn't exist on this plane of existence.
|Rate: 1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak alcohol
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Oil}}Oil▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Oil}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Burns in a small smoky fire, can be used to get Ash.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==lube==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|Min temp: 450K
 Overheat: 540K
 Optimal pH: 1 to 14
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 soup pot cup
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them. giggity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Lube}}Space Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Lube}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Lubricant is a substance introduced between two moving surfaces to reduce the friction and wear between them. giggity.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Super Duper Lube}}Super Duper Lube▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Super Duper Lube}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|This [REDACTED] has been outlawed after the incident on [DATA EXPUNGED].
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==mutationtoxin==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Mutation Toxin}}Stable Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 green slime extract
|A humanizing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mutation Toxin}}Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A corruptive toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Felinid Mutation Toxin}}Felinid Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Felinid Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 green slime extract
|A humanizing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Lizard Mutation Toxin}}Lizard Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Lizard Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
 green slime extract
|A lizarding toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fly Mutation Toxin}}Fly Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An insectifying toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Moth Mutation Toxin}}Moth Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Moth Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 green slime extract
|A glowing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ethereal Mutation Toxin}}Ethereal Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ethereal Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 green slime extract
|An electrifying toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Podperson Mutation Toxin}}Podperson Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A vegetalizing toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Imperfect Mutation Toxin}}Imperfect Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Imperfect Mutation Toxin}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
 green slime extract
|A jellyfying toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Golem Mutation Toxin}}Golem Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A crystal toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Abductor Mutation Toxin}}Abductor Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An alien toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Android Mutation Toxin}}Android Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A robotic toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Skeleton Mutation Toxin}}Skeleton Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A scary toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Zombie Mutation Toxin}}Zombie Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An undead toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ash Mutation Toxin}}Ash Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An ashen toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Spirit Mutation Toxin}}Spirit Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A spiritual toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Shadow Mutation Toxin}}Shadow Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A dark toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Plasma Mutation Toxin}}Plasma Mutation Toxin▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|A plasma-based toxin.
|Rate: 0.2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==Serotrotium==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Serotrotium}}Serotrotium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A chemical compound that promotes concentrated production of the serotonin neurotransmitter in humans.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|5HT-EMU.EXE}}5HT-EMU.EXE▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|A chemical compound that promotes concentrated production of the serotonin neurotransmitter in humans.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==space_cleaner==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Space Cleaner}}Space Cleaner▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 5.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Space Cleaner}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A compound used to clean things. Now with 50% more sodium hypochlorite! Can be used to clean wounds, but it's not really meant for that.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Sanitizes well
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Sterilizine}}Sterilizine▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10.5▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Sterilizine}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|Sterilizes wounds in preparation for surgery.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|EZ Clean}}EZ Clean▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 2▮
|A powerful, acidic cleaner sold by Waffle Corp. Affects organic matter while leaving other objects unaffected.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==gold==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gold}}Gold▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Gold is a dense, soft, shiny metal and the most malleable and ductile metal known.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cursed Gold}}Cursed Gold▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Gold is a dense, soft, shiny metal and the most malleable and ductile metal known.
|Rate: 0.08u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==uranium==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Uranium}}Uranium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Radium}}Radium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 10▮
|Radium is an alkaline earth metal. It is extremely radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Decaying Uranium Gel}}Decaying Uranium Gel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Decaying Uranium Gel}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Unstable Uranium Gel}}Unstable Uranium Gel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Unstable Uranium Gel}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Uranium Gel}}Stable Uranium Gel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Uranium Gel}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Stable Uranium Gel}}Stable Uranium Gel▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Stable Uranium Gel}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A jade-green metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==impedrezene==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Impedrezene}}Impedrezene▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.1▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Impedrezene}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|puppybrain.dll}}puppybrain.dll▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 9.1▮
|A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down the higher brain cell functions.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
 Addictions:
 Weak opioid
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==colorful_reagent==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Colorful Reagent}}Colorful Reagent▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Colorful Reagent}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|Thoroughly sample the rainbow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Mundane Powder}}Mundane Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A rather mundane-looking powder. It doesn't look like it'd color much of anything...
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Red Powder}}Red Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 0.5▮
|A red powder, used for coloring things red.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Red Crayon Powder}}Red Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 0.5▮
|A red powder, used for coloring things red.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Orange Powder}}Orange Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 2▮
|An orange powder, used for coloring things orange.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Orange Crayon Powder}}Orange Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 2▮
|An orange powder, used for coloring things orange.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Yellow Powder}}Yellow Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 5▮
|A yellow powder, used for coloring things yellow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Yellow Crayon Powder}}Yellow Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 5▮
|A yellow powder, used for coloring things yellow.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Green Powder}}Green Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A green powder, used for coloring things green.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Green Crayon Powder}}Green Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A green powder, used for coloring things green.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blue Powder}}Blue Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 10▮
|A blue powder, used for coloring things blue.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blue Crayon Powder}}Blue Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 10▮
|A blue powder, used for coloring things blue.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Purple Powder}}Purple Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 13▮
|A purple powder, used for coloring things purple.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Purple Crayon Powder}}Purple Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 13▮
|A purple powder, used for coloring things purple.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Invisible Powder}}Invisible Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|An invisible powder. Unfortunately, since it's invisible, it doesn't look like it'd color much of anything...
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Black Powder}}Black Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A black powder, used for coloring things black.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Black Crayon Powder}}Black Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A black powder, used for coloring things black.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|White Powder}}White Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A white powder, used for coloring things white.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|White Crayon Powder}}White Crayon Powder▮
 Inverse: [[#Dulling Reagent|Dulling Reagent]] <30%
 pH: 7▮
|A white powder, used for coloring things white.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==plantnutriment==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Generic Nutriment}}Generic Nutriment▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Some kind of nutriment. You can't really tell what it is. You should probably report it, along with how you obtained it.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|E-Z Nutrient}}E-Z Nutrient▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Contains electrolytes. It's what plants crave.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Left 4 Zed}}Left 4 Zed▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Unstable nutriment that makes plants mutate more often than usual.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Robust Harvest}}Robust Harvest▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|Very potent nutriment that slows plants from mutating.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Enduro Grow}}Enduro Grow▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|A specialized nutriment, which decreases product quantity and potency, but strengthens the plants endurance.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Liquid Earthquake}}Liquid Earthquake▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 3▮
|A specialized nutriment, which increases the plant's production speed, as well as it's susceptibility to weeds.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==carpet==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Carpet}}Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need a more creative way to roll out a red carpet.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Black Carpet}}Black Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Black Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The carpet also comes in... BLAPCK
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Blue Carpet}}Blue Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Blue Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that really need to chill out for a while.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Cyan Carpet}}Cyan Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Cyan Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need a throwback to the years of using poison as a construction material. Smells like asbestos.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Green Carpet}}Green Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Green Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that need the perfect flourish for green eggs and ham.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Orange Carpet}}Orange Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Orange Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that prefer a healthy carpet to go along with their healthy diet.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Purple Carpet}}Purple Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Purple Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that need to waste copious amounts of healing jelly in order to look fancy.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Red Carpet}}Red Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Red Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need an even redder carpet.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Royal Carpet?}}Royal Carpet?▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|For those that break the game and need to make an issue report.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Royal Black Carpet}}Royal Black Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Royal Black Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that feel the need to show off their time-wasting skills.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Royal Blue Carpet}}Royal Blue Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Royal Blue Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|For those that feel the need to show off their time-wasting skills... in BLUE.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Neon Carpet}}Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|For those who like the 1980s, Vegas, and debugging.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple White Neon Carpet}}Simple White Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple White Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who like fluorescent lighting.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Red Neon Carpet}}Simple Red Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Red Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who like a bit of uncertainty.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Orange Neon Carpet}}Simple Orange Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Orange Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who like some sharp edges.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Yellow Neon Carpet}}Simple Yellow Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Yellow Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need a little stability in their lives.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Lime Neon Carpet}}Simple Lime Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Lime Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need a little bitterness.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Green Neon Carpet}}Simple Green Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Green Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need a little bit of change in their lives.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Teal Neon Carpet}}Simple Teal Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Teal Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need a smoke.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Cyan Neon Carpet}}Simple Cyan Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Cyan Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need to take a breath.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Blue Neon Carpet}}Simple Blue Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Blue Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need to feel joy again.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Purple Neon Carpet}}Simple Purple Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Purple Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those that need a little bit of exploration.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Violet Neon Carpet}}Simple Violet Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Violet Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who want to temp fate.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Pink Neon Carpet}}Simple Pink Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Pink Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those just want to stop thinking so much.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Simple Black Neon Carpet}}Simple Black Neon Carpet▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Simple Black Neon Carpet}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|For those who need to catch their breath.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==glitter==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glitter}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter}}Glitter▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Glitter}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Glitter (Random)}}Glitter (Random)▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|The herpes of arts and crafts.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==pax==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Pax}}Pax▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 15▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Pax}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects.
|Rate: 0.1u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Synthpax}}Synthpax▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 15▮
|A colorless liquid that suppresses violence in its subjects. Cheaper to synthesize than normal Pax, but wears off faster and cannot overpower any retaliatory responses triggered by physical trauma.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Catnip}}Catnip▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 15▮
|A colourless liquid that makes people more peaceful and felines happier.
|Rate: 0.7u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==peaceborg==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Dizzying Solution}}Dizzying Solution▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Makes the target off balance and dizzy
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Tiring Solution}}Tiring Solution▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|An extremely weak stamina-toxin that tires out the target. Completely harmless.
|Rate: 0.6u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==metalgen==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Metalgen}}Metalgen▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Metalgen}}
|Min temp: 100K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 5 to 9
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ consuming
|A purple, metallic liquid, said to impose its metallic properties on whatever it touches.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Gorgium}}Gorgium▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
|Turns the affected... into STONE!!!
|Rate: 4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}
==ants==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%; text-align:left; border: 3px solid #FFDD66; cellspacing=0; cellpadding=2; background-color:white;"
! scope="col" style='width:150px; background-color:#FFDD66;'|Name
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Formula
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66; width:170px;'|Reaction conditions
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Description
! scope="col" class="unsortable" style='background-color:#FFDD66;'|Chemical properties
|-

!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Ants}}Ants▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.6▮
|{{RecursiveChem/Ants}}
|Min temp: 50K
 Overheat: 900K
 Optimal pH: 3 to 12
 Unstable purity: <15%
 Weakly Exothermic
 H+ producing
|A genetic crossbreed between ants and termites, their bites land at a 3 on the Schmidt Pain Scale.
|Rate: 2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|Fire ants}}Fire ants▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 4.6▮
|A rare mutation of space ants, born from the heat of a plasma fire. Their bites land a 3.7 on the Schmidt Pain Scale.
|Rate: 2u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
!style='background-color:#FFEE88;'|{{anchor|}}▮
 Inverse: [[#Toxic Monomers|Toxic Monomers]] <25%
 pH: 7▮
| is the reagent created by that type of blob.
|Rate: 0.4u/tick
 Unreacted purity: 100%
|-
|}