Toxicology (skill)
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Secrete | <rank> | The ancient ability of producing venom. |
Purge | <rank> | Cleansing your venom sacs of poison. |
Sting | <rank> | Inject your foes with deadly venoms. |
Sumac | <rank> | Minor damage. |
Xentio | <rank> | Loss of coordination. |
Oleander | <rank> | Blindness. |
Eurypteria | <rank> | Gives the victim delusions of invulnerability. |
Kalmia | <rank> | Inhibits the respiratory system. |
Strophanthus | <rank> | Cause your victim's veins to go weak and limp. |
Envenom | <rank> | Dip your arrows in venom. |
Digitalis | <rank> | Causes unbearable shyness. |
Darkshade | <rank> | Makes the victim allergic to sunlight. |
Curare | <rank> | A venom of muscular paralysis. |
Epteth | <rank> | Shrivel up the arms of your unlucky victim. |
Prefarar | <rank> | Increase the recipient's sensitivity. |
Monkshood | <rank> | Disfigure your victim, causing disloyalty in those around. |
Euphorbia | <rank> | Induces spasmodic vomiting. |
Colocasia | <rank> | Gives blindness and deafness. |
Oculus | <rank> | Forces the recipient's eyelids open. |
Camus | <rank> | A more powerful version of Sumac. |
Jalk | <rank> | Weaken your victim's touch with devotion. |
Vernalius | <rank> | A venom that weakens the muscles. |
Epseth | <rank> | Cause the legs of your victim to become useless. |
Larkspur | <rank> | Causes great dizziness. |
Slike | <rank> | Give the curse of anorexia to your victim. |
Araceae | <rank> | Cause your victim to feel stretched thin. |
Voyria | <rank> | The deadliest venom known to mankind. |
Delphinium | <rank> | Put your victim to sleep. |
Vardrax | <rank> | Drains life essence from Necromancers. |
Milking | <rank> | Milking venoms into vials. |
Loki | <rank> | An unpredictable toxin. |
Aconite | <rank> | Cause sheer stupidity in your opponent. |
Selarnia | <rank> | Forcing your victim back into mortal form. |
Gecko | <rank> | Causes the recipient to become foully oily. |
Scytherus | <rank> | A venom that thins the blood. |
Transcretion | <rank> | The ability to instantly secrete a venom. |