Equipment list remedies and recreational substances

This page is one of the equipment lists. The lists for furniture and other accomodations can be found here.

The list with the closely related drugs can be found at the equipment list drugs.

Medicine for common injuries

Name:	Description:	Effect:	Price:	Weight:
Healing powders	A powder to be applied to the wound, made by the shamans of the wild tribes by mixing Xander root and Broc flower. It does weaken the Perception for a short time.	PE -1 for 4 hours 1 D10 + 10 hit points restored	13 $	1 pound
Stimpak	Before the Great War they made millions of this cell regeneration booster. Based on natural resources that are still readily available after the war.	1 D10 + 10 hit points restored	30 $	0.3 pound per piece
Super-Stimpak	More potent stimpak. Can have side effects.	1 D20 + 20 hit points restored -(D6 -1) Damage after one hour	250 $	0.7 pound per piece
Mega-Stimpak	Extremly potent healing agent. WARNING: Can lead to EXTREME side effects. Please consult your Doctor or Pharmacist	2 * D20 + 10 hit points restored (repeatable) -D20 damage after 1.5 hours	500 $	1.6 pounds per piece

Antistrahlenmittel

Name:	Description:	Effect:	Price:	Weight:
NukaCola	As popular after the Great War as it was before. A caffeinated soft drinks. Some people say it's addictive.	1 D3 hit points restored -5 Rad	3 $ plus (prices vary greatly depending on location)	1 pound
Rad-X	A radiation tolerance enhancing medication from before the War.	+40 points radiation resistance	35 $	0.2 pounds per package of the pul
Rad-Away	A true miracle drug from before the Great War. An IV that binds irradiated particles in the body and helps to release them the natural way.	-50 Rad	50 $	1 pound per ÍV bag

Recreational drugs:

These drugs can lead to addictions. In the case of tobacco and alcohol, these addictions are well known. We left the effects away here, since they are strongly dependent on the situation. We could have added these "recreational drugs" without a problem to the equipment list drugs, but those have more clear and well pronounced effects.

Name:	Description:	Effect:	Price:	Weight:
Cigarettes	Also known as "coffin nails". Those from before the Great War are still quite valuable trade goods. Those from after the War are usually hand rolled and without filters.	-	4 $ plus for the pre War products 3 $ plus for 5 - 10 post War products	0.05 pounds
Pipe tobacco	Tobacco for pipes. Here as well, the difference is between the aromatic pre War products and the more simple post War products.	-	10 $ (pre War) 3 $ (post War)	0.1 pound
Cigars	Roasted and blended tobacco leaves rolled into dried tobacco leaves. Bad for the lungs, but a great look if one likes that.	-	10 $ (pre War/piece) 5 $ (post War/3 pieces)	0.2 Pfund
Marihuana	A drug that had been quite popular with hippies and other liberal groups before the Great War, that is also quite useful as a medical pain suppresant. It is often prescribed by Wasteland doctors.	-	30 $	1 pound
Alcoholic beverages	Starting with soft drinks like typical, American pre War beer to wine from Europe (for obvious reasons, that is a pre War product) up to Roentgen Rum out of Gecko, there is something available for every taste and every occasion.	-	very varying $	1 pound (usually)