Psycodine

Psycodine is a naturally occurring mineral with innate magical properties that enhance its effectiveness in mental applications. While its origins are still widely debated, one legend has it that this material once served as a remedy for the debilitating headaches afflicting Veridius, the god of knowledge and wisdom. Struggling with these relentless migraines and jumbled thoughts, Veridius sought assistance from his comrades. Lysandra, the goddess of dreams and compassion, answered the call and astutely recognized that the root of Veridius's troubles lay not merely within his head but also deep within his mind. With compassion and wisdom, Lysandra formulated a medicine to alleviate Veridius's suffering. When Veridius ingested this miraculous remedy, his long-suppressed twin, Nocturne, the god of dreams, emerged fully formed. However, in the tumultuous process, Lysandra accidentally spilled a portion of the medicine onto the material plane, thereby explaining its presence in the physical world.
  Apart from this ancient legend, psycodine has served as a folk remedy for headaches and other ailments in cultures fortunate enough to discover it. With the burgeoning industrialization of Bripip, entrepreneurial individuals have sought to commercialize its use, particularly emphasizing its efficacy for head-related discomfort. Notably, researchers like Childeric von Remmenstranz have made strides in further refining psycodine to serve other niche purposes. When ingested or inhaled in sufficient quantities, this refined psycodine can even record a person's consciousness.