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関連：〈毒技乃型〉

[[毒の説明>毒#DESCRIBING_POISONS]]

[[毒の投与手段>毒#Delivery]]

[[血液毒>毒#Blood_Agent]]

[[接触毒>毒#Contact_Agent]]

[[消化毒>毒#Digestive_Agent]]

[[追加発動毒>毒#Follow-Up_Poison]]

[[呼吸毒>毒#Respiratory_Agent]]

[[感覚毒>毒#Sense-Based_Agent]]

[[特殊な投与手段>毒#Special_Delivery]]

[[累積毒>毒#Cumulative]]

[[滞留する毒>毒#Persistent_Gas]]

[[潜伏期間>毒#Delay]]

[[抵抗判定>毒#Resistance_Roll]]

[[毒の効果>毒#Effects_of_Poison]]

[[1回分の価格>毒#Cost_Per_Dose]]

[[服用量>毒#Dosage]]

[[接触毒>毒#Contact_Agents]]

[[ガスとスプレー>毒#Gases_and_Sprays]]

[[毒を塗った武器>毒#Poisoned_Weapons]]

[[服用量を変える>毒#Varying_the_Dosage]]

[[手当>毒#Treatment]]

[[毒の例>毒#Poison_Examples]]

TLは「文明レベル」(Tech Level)の、LC は「合法レベル」(Legality Class)の略です。

TL	時代	初期所持金
TL0	石器時代（先史時代）	250$
TL1	青銅器時代（3500 B.C.+）	500$
TL2	鉄器時代（1200 B.C.+）	750$
TL3	中世（600 A.D.+）	1000$
TL4	大航海時代（1450 A.D.+）	2000$
TL5	産業革命（1730 A.D.+）	5000$
TL6	機械化文明（1880 A.D.+）	10000$　1万ドル
TL7	核の時代（1940 A.D.+）	15000$　1万5千ドル
TL8	デジタル時代（1980 A.D.+）	20000$　2万ドル
TL9	ナノテク時代（2025+?)	30000$　3万ドル
TL10	ロボット時代（2070+?)	50000$　5万ドル
TL11	超物質時代	75000$　7万5千ドル
TL12+	GMが望む世界	100000$　10万ドル

• LC0は禁止（例：NBC兵器）
• LC1は軍事機密（例：対戦車兵器、戦闘用車両）
• LC2は制限（例：アサルト・ライフル、装甲車両）
• LC3は許可制（例：自動車、拳銃、狩猟用ライフル）
• LC4は無制限（例：コンピュータ、剣、ショットガン、スクーター、厳しい規制の社会だと入手や使用に制限がかかることもある）。

[[ヒ素>毒#Arsenic]]

[[コブラ毒>毒#Cobra_Venom]]

[[シアン化物>毒#Cyanide]]

[[煙>毒#Smoke]]

[[マスタードガス>毒#Mustard_Gas]]

[[神経ガス>毒#Nerve_Gas]]

[[催涙ガス>毒#Tear_Gas]]

エラッタ修正：日本語版は価格の記入漏れがある。$10/dose.

[[飲酒と酔い>毒#DRINKING_AND_INTOXICATION]]

• 「体力÷4」を超える「飲酒」数につき-1。
• 胃が空なら-2。
• 食後なら+1。
• 「アルコールに強い」の特典があれば+2。
• 「アルコールに弱い」の癖があれば-2。

[[ピンクのゾウ（飲酒による幻覚）>毒#Pink_Elephants]]

[[悪酔い>毒#The_Heaves]]

[[酔いを醒ます>毒#Sobering_Up]]

[[二日酔い>毒#Hangovers]]

[[中毒性の薬物>毒#ADDICTIVE_DRUGS]]

[[刺激剤>毒#Stimulants]]

[[幻覚剤>毒#Hallucinogens]]

[[抑制剤>毒#Depressants]]

[[鎮静剤>毒#Sedatives]]

[[鎮痛剤>毒#Painkillers]]

エラッタ修正：訳語不統一【誤】“多幸感”を得ます　→　【正】多幸症を得ます

[[ヘロイン>毒#Heroin]]

[[薬物の使用中止>毒#Drug_Withdrawal]]

[[使用中止判定の影響>毒#Withdrawal_Rolls]]

[[生理的習慣性>毒#Physiological_Dependency]]

[[心理的習慣性>毒#Psychological_Dependency]]

[[過剰摂取>毒#Overdose]]

「[[毒>毒#Low-Tech]]」

原書表記

POISONS
Poisoning is a low-risk way to eliminate a foe. No fighting is required . . . simply slip something into his food or wineglass and wait. Some poisons do require the blade of a weapon – or at least a needle trap (p. 123) – to get into the bloodstream. Others work by coming into contact with the skin or by being inhaled. Many are slow-acting; they won’t affect the outcome of a battle, but might prevent the enemy from fighting another day.

The Basic Set goes into detail about how to handle various types of poison (see pp. B437-439). A roll against Poisons (pp. B214-215) is required to extract and prepare any poison. While some individual agents can be deadly, many historical recipes called for several ingredients – some highly toxic, others mostly harmless (one common ingredient was a mouse that had been stung to death by scorpions!). For example, Herodotus wrote that the Scythians poisoned arrows with a concoction made from decomposed bodies of venomous snakes, horse dung, and human blood, mixed together and left to putrefy.

Several TL0-4 examples appear on p. B439. More are given below. Poisons range from LC3 (substances used for pest control or sanitation) down to LC0 (chemicals whose only use is assassination). Poisoning was often punished more harshly than open murder.

「[[ベラドンナ]]（[[TL0]]）」
「[[ベラドンナ >毒#Belladonna]]（[[TL0]]）」

原書表記

Belladonna (TL0)
The active ingredient of this toxic plant (Atropa belladonna, or “deadly nightshade”) is atropine. Belladonna can be used as a follow-up agent or a digestive agent. As a follow-up poison, it has a one-minute delay; as a digestive agent, it has a 15-minute delay. In either case, it inflicts 1d toxic damage with no resistance roll, repeated at 15-minute intervals for 28 cycles with a HT-2 roll to resist. After injury reaches HP/2, the victim starts hallucinating (p. B429); this normally takes the form of distorted perception rather than visual imagery. Survivors must roll vs. HT to avoid a permanent -1 HT. $8/dose. LC1.

「[[カンタリデス]]（[[TL0]]）」
「[[カンタリデス>毒#Cantharides]]（[[TL0]]）」

原書表記

Cantharides (TL0)
Also known as “Spanish fly” (actually a beetle, Lytta vesicatoria), this can be used as a digestive agent or a contact agent. As a digestive agent, it has a one-hour delay and a HT roll to resist, and inflicts 4d toxic damage with symptoms of nausea (p. B428). As a contact agent, it has no delay but still allows a HT roll to resist; it deals 2d toxic damage and irritates the skin, causing blistering and moderate pain (p. B428). In either case, a victim who reaches 0 HP suffers convulsions; treat as a seizure (p. B429). $14/dose. LC1.

「[[クラーレ]]（[[TL0]]）」
「[[クラーレ >毒#Curare]]（[[TL0]]）」

原書表記

Curare (TL0)
This poison is extracted from the sap of a vine (Strychnos toxifera). It’s a follow-up agent with a one-minute delay and a HT-6 roll to resist, repeated at 30-minute intervals for four cycles. It causes 2d toxic damage per roll regardless of the result, but any failure indicates paralysis (p. B429), while critical failure indicates choking (p. B428) which may lead to death by suffocation. $50/dose. LC1.

「[[タマゴテングタケ]]（[[TL0]]）」
「[[タマゴテングタケ>毒#Deathcap_Mushroom]]（[[TL0]]）」

原書表記

Deathcap Mushroom (TL0)
This fungus (Amanita phalloides) is a digestive agent with a one-hour delay and a HT-2 roll to resist. Failure means 1d toxic damage and hallucinations (p. B429). It inflicts an additional 2d toxic damage for two cycles at three-hour intervals, with a HT-2 roll to resist. Failure on the first HT-2 roll also causes unconsciousness (p. B429); failure on the second means a heart attack (p. B429). In addition to all this, it causes headache with no delay or roll to resist; treat as moderate pain (p. B428), rising to severe pain when injury reaches HP/2 and to terrible pain when it reaches HP (if the victim is still conscious), and lasting until a successful resistance roll. $25/dose. LC0.

「[[フグ毒]]（[[TL0]]）」
「[[フグ毒>毒#Fugu]]（[[TL0]]）」

原書表記

Fugu (TL0)
The liver of the fugu, or Japanese pufferfish (several species), is deadly. The active ingredient is tetrodotoxin, also found in Australian blue-ringed octopus venom. This can be used as a digestive agent or a follow-up agent. As a digestive poison, it has a 15-minute delay and a HT-6 roll to resist; failure results in paralysis, and critical failure in choking, as for curare (above). As a follow-up agent, it has a one-minute delay and a HT-2 roll to resist; failure and critical failure have the same effects, but failure also causes 1d toxic damage. In either case, victims experience skin tingling during the onset period, have -5 ST and -5 DX after the initial roll, and must repeat the resistance roll at onehour intervals for four cycles, with failure meaning 6d toxic damage. $30/dose. LC0.

「[[ヘムロック]]（[[TL0]]）」
「[[ヘムロック>毒#Hemlock]]（[[TL0]]）」

原書表記

Hemlock (TL0)
The plant Conium maculatum is a digestive agent with a one-hour delay; the victim is at -2 ST and -2 DX, and must make a HT-2 roll to avoid 1d toxic damage. Damage repeats at hourly intervals for five cycles. Injury equal to 1/3 HP causes paralysis (p. B429) of the feet; injury equal to 1/2 HP paralyzes the lower legs; injury equal to 2/3 HP paralyzes the upper legs; and injury equal to full HP paralyzes the abdomen. At this point, the victim must roll against HT to avoid blindness. If injury reaches 2\HP, the paralysis extends to the heart; treat as a heart attack (p. B429).
$5/dose. LC1.

「[[トリカブト]]（[[TL0]]）」
「[[トリカブト>毒#Monkshood]]（[[TL0]]）」

原書表記

Monkshood (TL0)
Any of several plants of genus Aconitum, also called “blue rocket” or “wolfsbane”; the active ingredient is aconite, which acts on the nervous system. It can be used as a digestive agent or a follow-up agent. As a digestive agent, it has a five-minute delay, after which the victim feels a tingling sensation on his skin, tongue, and throat, and must make a HT-3 roll to resist; it inflicts 1d toxic damage, repeating at one-hour intervals for six cycles. It also causes nausea (p. B428) after the initial failed roll, persisting until the poison is shaken off; after one hour, it causes retching (p. B429), with a HT+1 roll to resist. As a follow-up agent, it has a one-hour delay and a HT-3 roll to resist; it deals 2d toxic damage, repeating at one-hour intervals for six cycles. In either case, a victim who loses 1/3, 1/2, or 2/3 HP has -2, -4, or -6 DX, respectively. At 0 HP, he has difficulty breathing; treat him as Very Unfit (p. B160) until he shakes off the poison. $6/dose. LC1.

「[[蛇の毒]]（[[TL0]]）」
「[[蛇の毒>毒#Viper_Venom]]（[[TL0]]）」

原書表記

Viper Venom (TL0)
Extracted from a live viper (snake of family Viperidae) and used as a follow-up agent on weapon points. After a delay of 1d seconds, make a HT roll to resist. Failure inflicts 1d toxic damage per wound; success reduces this to 1d-3 per wound. A viper yields up to four doses; extracting each dose requires a separate Animal Handling roll. Failure means obtaining no further venom from that snake.
Critical failure results in snakebite: 2d toxic damage with a HT-2 roll to resist. $10/dose. LC0.

「[[漆]]（[[TL1]]）」
「[[漆 >毒#Lacquer]]（[[TL1]]）」

原書表記

Lacquer (TL1)
Tapped from the lacquer tree (Toxicodendron vernicifluum) in the spring, this sap is used to preserve wood and leather, but can serve as a contact agent or (when mixed with incense and burned) a respiratory agent. As a contact agent, it has a 10-second delay and a HT roll to resist; failure causing blistering like poison ivy (treat as moderate pain, p. B428) and 1 point of toxic damage. As a respiratory agent it has no delay and a HT+4 roll to resist, inflicting 1d toxic damage; in addition, it causes immediate coughing or sneezing (p. B428). $2/dose. LC3.

「[[石灰粉末]]（[[TL]]）」
「[[石灰粉末>毒#Lime_Powder]]（[[TL]]）」

原書表記

Lime Powder (TL1)
Powdered quicklime (see Mortars and Mineral Adhesives, p. 19) can be used as a respiratory agent or a blood agent (mainly against the eyes). As a respiratory agent, it has a one-second delay and a HT roll to resist. It causes immediate coughing or sneezing (p. B428); if not resisted, it deals 1 point of toxic damage, repeating at one-second intervals for 10 seconds. As a blood agent, it has no delay but allows a HT roll to resist. If not resisted, it causes severe pain (p. B428) – and, if in the eyes, blindness. Both conditions last until the location is flushed with water for 5 minutes. Lime powder loses potency in days unless kept dry, which calls for a sealed container. Free to $1/dose. LC3.

• L-毒の説明（DESCRIBING POISONS）
  • L-毒の投与手段（Delivery）
    • L-血液毒（Blood Agent）
    • L-接触毒（Contact Agent）
    • L-消化毒（Digestive Agent）
    • L-追加発動毒（Follow-Up Poison）
    • L-呼吸毒（Respiratory Agent）
    • L-感覚毒（Sense-Based Agent）
      「L-視覚毒」（Vision-Based Agent）
      「L-嗅覚毒」（Smell-Based Agent）
  • コラム：L-特殊な投与手段（Special Delivery）
    • L-累積毒（Cumulative）
    • L-滞留する毒（Persistent Gas）
  • L-潜伏期間（Delay）
  • L-抵抗判定（Resistance Roll）
  • L-毒の効果（Effects of Poison）
  • L-1回分の価格（Cost Per Dose）
  • L-服用量（Dosage）
    • L-接触毒（Contact Agents）
    • L-ガスとスプレー（Gases and Sprays）
    • L-毒を塗った武器（Poisoned Weapons）
    • L-服用量を変える（Varying the Dosage）
  • L-手当（Treatment）
• コラム：L-毒の例（Poison Examples）
  • L-ヒ素（TL1。LC1）：Arsenic　　ヒ素
  • L-コブラ毒（TL0。LC1）：Cobra Venom　　コブラ毒
  • L-シアン化物（TL4。LC1）：Cyanide　　シアン化物
  • L-煙（TL0。LC4）：Smoke　　煙
  • L-マスタードガス（TL6。LC0）：Mustard Gas　　マスタードガス
  • L-神経ガス（TL6。LC0）：Nerve Gas　　神経ガス
  • L-催涙ガス（TL6。LC2）：Tear Gas　　催涙ガス
• L-飲酒と酔い（DRINKING AND INTOXICATION）　　飲酒と酔い
  • 「L-飲酒」（Drinking）　　飲酒
    • L-ピンクのゾウ（飲酒による幻覚）（Pink Elephants）　　ピンクのゾウ
    • L-悪酔い（The Heaves）　　悪酔い
    • L-酔いを醒ます（Sobering Up）　　酔いを醒ます
    • L-二日酔い（Hangovers）　　二日酔い
• L-中毒性の薬物（ADDICTIVE DRUGS）
  • L-刺激剤（Stimulants）　　刺激剤
  • L-幻覚剤（Hallucinogens）　　幻覚剤
  • L-抑制剤（Depressants）　　抑制剤
    • L-鎮静剤（Sedatives）　　鎮静剤
    • L-鎮痛剤（Painkillers）　　鎮痛剤
    • L-ヘロイン（Heroin)　　ヘロイン
• コラム：L-薬物の使用中止（Drug Withdrawal）　　薬物の使用中止
  • L-使用中止判定の影響（Withdrawal Rolls）
  • 用語：L-使用中止判定（Withdrawal Rolls）　　使用中止判定
    • L-生理的習慣性（Physiological Dependency）　　生理的習慣性
    • L-心理的習慣性（Psychological Dependency）　　心理的習慣性
• コラム：L-過剰摂取（Overdose）　　過剰摂取

• L-追加の毒の例
  • L-ベラドンナ （TL0。LC1）：Belladonna　　ベラドンナ
  • L-カンタリデス（TL0。LC1）：Cantharides　　カンタリデス
  • L-クラーレ（TL0。LC1）：Curare　　クラーレ
  • L-タマゴテングタケ（TL0。LC0）：Deathcap Mushroom　　タマゴテングタケ
  • L-フグ毒（TL0。LC0）：Fugu 　　フグ毒
  • L-ヘムロック（TL0。LC1）：Hemlock 　　ヘムロック
  • L-トリカブト（TL0。LC1）：Monkshood 　　トリカブト
  • L-蛇の毒（TL0。LC0）：Viper Venom　　蛇の毒
  • L-漆（TL1。LC3）：Lacquer　　漆
  • L-石灰粉末（TL1。LC3）：Lime Powder　　石灰粉末