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[[Voyria]] is widely considered to be among the most deadly of [[:Category:Venoms|venoms]] in all of [[Sapience]].  Even the smallest dose is capable of killing a full grown elephant.  Once it enters into the victim's bloodstream, it begins to work its way throughout the body, gradually killing him.  Typically, the victim will exhibit symptoms including blood trickling from the nose and flushness in the face before they fully succumb to the effects of the voyria venom.  In order for the victim to cleanse the poison from his body, he or she must drink an [[immunity elixir]] before it has had a chance to take its full effect.
[[Voyria]] is widely considered to be among the most deadly of venoms in all of [[Sapience]].  Even the smallest dose is capable of killing a full grown elephant.  Once it enters into the victim's bloodstream, it begins to work its way throughout the body, gradually killing him or her.  Typically, the victim will exhibit symptoms including blood trickling from the nose and flushness in the face before they fully succumb to the effects of the voyria venom.  In order for the victim to cleanse the poison from his body, he or she must drink an [[immunity elixir]] before it has had a chance to take its full effect.


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Revision as of 15:32, 8 December 2007

Voyria is widely considered to be among the most deadly of venoms in all of Sapience. Even the smallest dose is capable of killing a full grown elephant. Once it enters into the victim's bloodstream, it begins to work its way throughout the body, gradually killing him or her. Typically, the victim will exhibit symptoms including blood trickling from the nose and flushness in the face before they fully succumb to the effects of the voyria venom. In order for the victim to cleanse the poison from his body, he or she must drink an immunity elixir before it has had a chance to take its full effect.