Moonmilk 4-200

Concentrated extract of the moon rose, a creeping plant with robust, thick-petaled blue flowers. Moonmilk is sweet and dangerously intoxicating, and largely consumed as an additive to wine or spirits. Its immediate effect is soporific; a few drops of moonmilk can make the consumer near-impervious to pain and a full spoonful can send them into a deep and dreamless sleep. For this reason, surgeons purchase vials of the stuff as often, if not more often, than recreational consumers. A character under the effect of moonmilk may ignore the effect of a single Critical Injury until the end of a scene or combat encounter; the GM may rule that the mechanical effects of some critical injuries — such as the loss of a limb— cannot be mitigated with a dose of moonmilk. Once this effect ends, the character suffers the effects of the injury as normal, and must add j to all checks until the end of the session.