Table 9-14: Medical Incompatibility Table

d20* Result Effect
20+	Super effective	Where possible, the medicine doubles its effect (for example, healing two Wounds instead of One).
15-19	Ineffective The medicine has no effect, but no ill-effect either.
10-14	Dizziness and nausea	The character gains a level of Fatigue for 24 hours.
8-9	Muscle spasms	The character gains one Wound. If already incapacitated from Wounds then he gains a Fatigue level for 24 hours.
6-7	Muscular damage	Strength drops by one die type. If Strength would drop below d4 then he gains a Wound instead.
4-5	Nerve system damage	Agility drops by one die type and the character is paralyzed for 2d6 hours. If Agility would drop below d4, then the character is only paralyzed.
3	Brain damage	Smarts drops by one die type. If Smarts would drop below d4, then the character falls into a comma and is vegetative.
2	Major nerve system damage	Agility drops by one die and the character is completely paralyzed until all Wounds are healed. If Agility would drop below d4, then death occurs.
1 or less	Death The Character is killed by the reaction to the chemical.
* Modified by the drug’s Medical Incompatibility Modifier

The character administering the drugs can make Healing roll to reduce the effects. A Success adds +2 to the d20 and a Raise (or more) adds +4.

Also, note that mutants with the Negative Chemical Reaction defect roll a d10 on this table.