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'''Intoxication''' results from the [[consumption]] of [[alcohol]] or a [[drug]] such as [[opium]], both of which are, strictly speaking, [[poison|poisons]]. The degree of [[intoxication]] varies. An [[intoxicated]] individual may be [[incapacitated]], substantially [[impaired]], or sligghtly [[impaired]]. Whereas someone who is [[drunk]] is at least subtantially impaired. Intoxication may be ended with a [[neutralize poison]] [[spell]]. | '''Intoxication''' results from the [[consumption]] of [[alcohol]] or a [[drug]] such as [[opium]], both of which are, strictly speaking, [[poison|poisons]]. The degree of [[intoxication]] varies. An [[intoxicated]] individual may be [[incapacitated]], substantially [[impaired]], or sligghtly [[impaired]]. Whereas someone who is [[drunk]] is at least subtantially impaired. Intoxication may be ended with a [[neutralize poison]] [[spell]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:11, 10 October 2011
Intoxication results from the consumption of alcohol or a drug such as opium, both of which are, strictly speaking, poisons. The degree of intoxication varies. An intoxicated individual may be incapacitated, substantially impaired, or sligghtly impaired. Whereas someone who is drunk is at least subtantially impaired. Intoxication may be ended with a neutralize poison spell.
