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Revision as of 02:49, 10 September 2013
| Rad-X | |
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| Anti-radiation chems to be taken before exposure. No known side effects. | |
| Effects | Immediate: +50 to Radiation Resistance |
| -25 to Radiation Resistance after 24 hours -25 to Radiation Resistance after 48 hours | |
| Weight | 76 grams |
| Base Price | 450 Caps |
While RadAway is taken after exposure to reduce a character's Current Radiation Level, Rad-X is taken prior to exposure as a preventative measure, to boost a character's Radiation Resistance.
Rad-X is one of the few drugs with effects that stack. You can take 2 at a time and get double the bonus to Radiation Resistance, although any character's Radiation Resistance caps at 95%. If, for example, your character already has a natural 42% resistance to radiation, taking 1 makes it 92% so in that case taking a 2nd would only give you 3% more.
| Crafting Table | |
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| File:Drg rad2 x 1 | |
| Requirements | Profession: Doctor: 2 Blueprints |
| Blueprints | No |
| Resources | 1 x  and3 x  1 x  |
| Tools | File:Med mach.gif |
| XP | 33 info maybe outdated |
