Adrenyx
combat_stimulant
Amygdacet
combat_stimulant
Aurocet
combat_stimulant
Blessura
recreational
Amytal-X
combat_stimulant
Calydrin
combat_stimulant
Celerix
combat_stimulant
Chromasin
recreational
Duravex
combat_stimulant
Drexaline
combat_stimulant
Dravecor
combat_stimulant
Ferrocaine
combat_stimulant
Kairos
recreational
Focadrin
combat_stimulant
Kethavar
combat_stimulant
Hexadrine
combat_stimulant
Narrowcast
combat_stimulant
Korrath
combat_stimulant
Marathine
combat_stimulant
Omnipex
combat_stimulant
Nullocaine
combat_stimulant
Nullthar
combat_stimulant
Nullform
recreational
Oxytrel
recreational
Praevex
combat_stimulant
Phaedrin
combat_stimulant
Serafin
recreational
Strathex
combat_stimulant
Somalex
recreational
Prismatol
recreational
Tethrin
recreational
Synaptrel
combat_stimulant
Strelazine
combat_stimulant
Sustrel
combat_stimulant
Vellichor
recreational
Velorin
combat_stimulant
Tharcon
combat_stimulant
Vantabloc
combat_stimulant
Voraxin
combat_stimulant
Vorrathine
combat_stimulant
Affinex
emotional_regulator
Alethrin
poison_toxin
Anamnex
cognitive_enhancer
Arravex
emotional_regulator
Assurex
emotional_regulator
Auryn
recreational
Avarenol
recreational
Axodrine
cognitive_enhancer
Axonex
cognitive_enhancer
Axoril
medical
Bandex
augment_interactive
Bandwave
augment_interactive
Bliss Rot
street_concoction
Caelindra
recreational
Caelivex
recreational
Catavrel
poison_toxin
Cereflux
medical
Chromalex
medical
Chromolase
poison_toxin
Chromolyx
poison_toxin
Clariden
cognitive_enhancer
Claritex
cognitive_enhancer
Clarivax
emotional_regulator
Clarivex
cognitive_enhancer
Cognitrel
cognitive_enhancer
Compressin
sleep_dream
Compresyn
sleep_dream
Confluex
augment_interactive
Cordathin
poison_toxin
Cortadrine
cognitive_enhancer
Cortexa
recreational
Cortivane
augment_interactive
Cortivex
medical
Crackle
street_concoction
Cravex
withdrawal_aid
Dermasil
medical
Dermasyn
medical
Dermatrel
medical
Desovane
augment_interactive
Detachrin
recreational
Dethavar
recreational
Detravex
withdrawal_aid
Divergen
cognitive_enhancer
Divergix
cognitive_enhancer
Dogpatch
street_concoction
Dopavren
withdrawal_aid
Dormacet
sleep_dream
Dormalex
sleep_dream
Dravosyn
withdrawal_aid
Dregamine
street_concoction
Drivacet
emotional_regulator
Drivacor
emotional_regulator
Dulsyn
augment_interactive
Eazovir
withdrawal_aid
Echoveil
recreational
Emovrel
recreational
Empathex
recreational
Equilibra
withdrawal_aid
Exovance
augment_interactive
Ferraxon
augment_interactive
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Drexaline
Drexaline is a synthetic catecholamine cascade accelerant that floods the bloodstream with a precisely titrated mixture of epinephrine analogues and norepinephrine amplifiers. Developed for Lazarus's corporate security division, it produces a controlled adrenal surge lasting 18-22 minutes, dramatically increasing strength output, vascular response, and pain threshold. The comedown is severe but survivable — the drug was engineered with liability in mind.
nameDrexaline
aliases
  • Drex
  • Red Surge
  • The Flood
categorycombat_stimulant
subcategoryadrenal_booster
manufacturerPillar Orthopedics
method of useinjection
effects
  • Strength increase 40-60% above baseline
  • Pain threshold elevated significantly
  • Heart rate and cardiac output surge
  • Tunnel vision on perceived threats
  • Suppressed fear response
  • Enhanced coagulation response to minor wounds
side effects
  • Severe post-dose fatigue crash
  • Cardiac arrhythmia risk
  • Tunnel vision can cause missed threats
  • Vascular rupture risk in unaugmented users
  • Nausea and vomiting on comedown
  • 48-hour adrenal exhaustion
duration18-22 minutes active, 6-8 hour recovery
addiction riskmoderate
tier availabilityTier 3-4
legalityprescription
street priceΦ280
cultural contextDrexaline is the respectable face of combat pharmacology — corporate security teams, licensed bodyguards, and Tier 3 fixers who can afford a prescription use it openly. On the Shelf it's called 'The Flood' and is considered a step up from crude street stims, a sign that a runner has connections. Tier 4 executives sometimes keep a pen in their desk 'just in case.'
story hooks
  • A Tier 3 runner survives a hit because their Drexaline pen was medical-grade — then learns the batch was recalled for a cardiac defect affecting 1 in 400 users, and they've already used two doses
  • Lazarus is quietly buying back street-circulating Drexaline from a diverted corporate shipment — the person selling it doesn't know why the corp wants it back so badly
  • A bodyguard on Drexaline kills someone they shouldn't have during a tunnel-vision episode; now both the corp and the victim's family want answers

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