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changes it to be saltpetre-sulfur-charcoal, so that it's 'realistic'
adds a reaction to saltpetre
gives saltpetre !type:ChemVomit, citing: "...can produce symptoms ranging from a mild headache and upset stomach to kidney damage and dangerously altered pressure..."
adds bathsalts, which is methamphetamine but causes overdoses easier
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slight burn and brute healing
adds cyanide to the random chemicals table
apples have now cyanide, though very little
changes healing, changes damage
changes damage, adds a reagent threshold so you don't die
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Ports three chemicals from 13 (Saltpetre, Cyanide and Bath salts)