Chemistry

 Welcome to this! You have a number of rules at your disposal for making drugs!

Test tubes, you'll need this for measurements of liquids. You have items with elements you need to breakdown, and even breakdown elements from the air.

You have devices you can use to create the said elements you need.

Certain recipes at hand to use to make water to bombs. You can breakdown certain items for it's elements.

Some structures are too complex for the human mind to remember, and even certain proteins so you'll be using a simplistic AI to help you build said drugs.

All drugs you make will have drawbacks.

You need to combine four or more to make to the given items at hand. When making said items without an AI you'll need more downtime, and depending on how proficient you are at said skill you'll have a worse time for drugs that need a higher skill number.

With failing at making said drugs it's not an instant fail but more drawbacks such as;

headaches, puking, dihedra, etc.

The worse you fail, the more downsides you get from said made drugs. You roll for the drawbacks, and your body save can save you from said downsides.

You have tools to add, remove, and bond elements. These tools can bypass the need for raw elements.

Fuser - these tools bond elements together.

Extractor - warning this breaks down the structure on the physical realm of the object, sending an unstable object through the maelstrom riff.

Defuse - the devices that remove a fusion don't make an object unstable, and allows you to breakdown raw elements into other elements. This is because sometimes you don't want an object that's too strong.

You can make said elements using what is called a chaos storm; chaos storms you can pick up certain elements but without proper gear depending on the element of the storm you will die.

Elements - these are maelstrom elements, brought on by the chaos sphere.

Medic - named after DR. Medic discovered in 3045, this is used for healing, restoring, and restoring.

Electron - named after Elric Electron, discovered in 3046, by an electrician in the family business; this is used for bonding elements, and dealing damage to a target.

Riff - named after Master of Riff, a famous musician when trying to blast sound into a maelstrom, discovered in 3050; said music label tried patenting it, said company was denied the patent being told, "that's like a company patenting oxygen"; said element is sound based, and used for diffusion, and elemental breakdown.

Angel - named after a guy named Angel; said man discovered this when feeding the homeless, and was struck by this element; this is a build up, and construction of defensive elements.

Hunter - named after a guy named Isaac Hunter; said man was actually a normal everyday chemist where he found this through logical means; finding to extract from radiation to discover this; the said maelstrom causes a breakdown in the maelstrom, and causes a combination within the said storm.

This mostly replaced normal chemistry as the energy of the chaos storms were much better but much risker with being a huge replacement in the field of the study people go into for chemistry considering it's non-sense on the surface but complex under belly of research that gets more insane the further down you dig.

Many famous chemist refused to accept this, and still made amazing scientist discoveries in the world of the normal but said victories being overshadowed by this new branch of chemistry.

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