Made famous by the suicide of one of the Old World’s greatest philosophers and sages, Syclus the Wise, sagekill is a foul-tasting, powerful poison whose e ects are generally painless. The imbiber suffers from vertigo, followed by gradual paralysis of the body. Said imbiber loses feeling in his arms and legs, can no longer walk or wield a weapon, and in several minutes, dies with heart and lungs paralyzed.[1a]