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'''Vraxoin''' (also known as '''XYP''' or "'''vrax'''") was a dangerous addictive drug. | '''Vraxoin''' (also known as '''XYP''' or "'''vrax'''") was a dangerous, addictive drug. It was a grey, ash-like powder which could be taken orally. The drug caused slightly drunken affect and apathy, then extreme anger during withdrawal. ([[DW]]: ''[[Nightmare of Eden]]'') Vrax-users (also known as ''Vrax-Heads'') were also known to become shaky and to lose strength and concentration after taking the drug. ([[BNA]]: ''[[Mean Streets]]'') The [[Fourth Doctor]] mentioned it had caused chaos on several [[planet]]s. ([[DW]]: ''[[Nightmare of Eden]]'') | ||
Vraxoin was made from a type of [[fungus]], but the [[planet]] it was grown on was fire-bombed. It | Vraxoin was made from a type of [[fungus]], but the [[planet]] it was grown on was fire-bombed. It could also be harvested from the bodies of dead [[Mandrel]]s, who disintegrated into Vraxoin if killed by electrocution. ([[DW]]: ''[[Nightmare of Eden]]'') | ||
[[Category:Illegal drugs]] | [[Category:Illegal drugs]] | ||
[[Category:Psychoactive substances]] | [[Category:Psychoactive substances]] | ||
[[Category:Fungi]] | [[Category:Fungi]] | ||
Revision as of 01:50, 19 September 2011
Vraxoin (also known as XYP or "vrax") was a dangerous, addictive drug. It was a grey, ash-like powder which could be taken orally. The drug caused slightly drunken affect and apathy, then extreme anger during withdrawal. (DW: Nightmare of Eden) Vrax-users (also known as Vrax-Heads) were also known to become shaky and to lose strength and concentration after taking the drug. (BNA: Mean Streets) The Fourth Doctor mentioned it had caused chaos on several planets. (DW: Nightmare of Eden)
Vraxoin was made from a type of fungus, but the planet it was grown on was fire-bombed. It could also be harvested from the bodies of dead Mandrels, who disintegrated into Vraxoin if killed by electrocution. (DW: Nightmare of Eden)
