Xyphoril

Overview

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Xyphoril is a locally produced, crude pharmaceutical used exclusively on Xyphadon-67 to counteract the toxic effects of Xyphitic Dysphoria caused by inhalation of Giggle Dust.
  The substance is derived from low-grade residual Xyphite and processed into an injectable solution. While not a cure, Xyphoril temporarily suppresses respiratory distress, neurological symptoms, and emotional instability, allowing labourers and prisoners to continue functioning in the hazardous conditions of the Prison Pits of Xyphadon.
 

Mechanism of Action

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Xyphoril acts systemically to reduce inflammation in the lungs and dampen neurological overstimulation caused by Xyphite particulate. During administration, users experience a pronounced stinging sensation at the injection site, which can radiate into the extremities. This sting is a known side effect and is regarded as an indicator that the medication has entered the bloodstream and begun to counteract the disease.
 

Usage and Limitations

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• Xyphoril is prepared and distributed primarily by prisoners themselves, often through barter or improvised production methods.

• Dosage is inconsistent, and the effects are temporary, typically lasting only hours before symptoms of Xyphitic Dysphoria begin returning.

• Overuse can exacerbate long-term health complications, but there is no formal monitoring or regulation; survival often depends on access rather than safety.

• Xyphoril does not cure the illness, and reliance on the injections only mitigates symptoms temporarily.

 

Cultural and Economic Notes

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Xyphoril is a lifeline for those working in the pits. Its scarcity and the hazardous conditions of production make it a critical resource for survival. Access is determined entirely by prisoners themselves, who barter and improvise production methods to maintain a supply.
  The The Ensari Auralis Group does not supervise, regulate, or interfere with the manufacture or distribution of Xyphoril in any official capacity; the corporation’s interest is solely in continued labour output.