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|Type    = Drugs
 
|Type    = Drugs
 
|TL      = 4
 
|TL      = 4
|size    = 2 grams
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|size    = 2.0 grams
|weight  = 2 grams
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|weight  = 2.0 grams
 
|cost    = Cr1
 
|cost    = Cr1
 
|footnote= Per dose
 
|footnote= Per dose
 
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Painkillers, first created at {{TL|4}}, are substances that reduce sensitivity to pain. They alleviate symptoms (as opposed to [[Anesthetic|anesthetic]]s, which completely block sensation), but are not as effective as [[Analgesic|analgesic]]s. A wide variety of substances are used as painkillers and many commercial brands contain additional ingredients (such as caffeine) to improve their efficacy. Painkillers have a cost of [[Cr]]1 per dose.
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A [[Painkiller]] is a pharmaceutical drug.
  
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== Description (Specifications) ==
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Painkillers, first created at [[TL-4]], are substances that reduce sensitivity to pain. They alleviate symptoms (as opposed to [[Anesthetic|anesthetic]]s, which completely block sensation), but are not as effective as [[Analgesic|analgesic]]s. A wide variety of substances are used as painkillers and many commercial brands contain additional ingredients (such as caffeine) to improve their efficacy. Painkillers have a cost of [[Cr]]1 per dose.
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== History & Background (Dossier) ==
 
Painkillers may be extremely addictive.
 
Painkillers may be extremely addictive.
  
 
An overdose of painkillers will damage the function of internal organs, particularly the liver and the digestive system. A sufficiently large dose may result in organ failure and death.
 
An overdose of painkillers will damage the function of internal organs, particularly the liver and the digestive system. A sufficiently large dose may result in organ failure and death.
  
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== References & Contributors (Sources) ==
 
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| Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master Scout Emeritus [[User: Alagoric|Adie Alegoric Stewart]] of the [[IISS]]
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|S1= [[Traveller Wiki Editorial Team]]
| Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[User:Maksim-Smelchak|Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]]  
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|S2= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master Scout Emeritus [[User: Alagoric|Adie Alegoric Stewart]] of the [[IISS]]
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|S3= Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology [[User:Maksim-Smelchak|Maksim-Smelchak]] of the [[Ministry of Science]]  
 
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