Shaye Ares
Wayward
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To create a item for 7R1X (TRIX) Holo Sales
- Image Source: 3d Energy Drink can graphic, Rancor graphic. Edited together by me.
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source: N/A
- Name: Rancor Stim Drink -- Ride the Rancor (TM)
- Manufacturer: Shaye Ares
- Affiliation: General
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Modularity: No
- Production: Mass-produced
- Material: Carbonated Water, Stim Tea (powdered), Sugar, Citrus Flavor, Vitamins
- Classification: Stimulant Beverage
- Method of Consumption: Drinking, multiple can be consumed.
- Average Life: 2 Hours for per 1 can. Additional cans consumed may heighten the effects, but not the average life.
- Nutritional Value/Allergies/Side Effects/ Purpose: Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12. Not a significant source of nutritional value. This product temporarily heightens user alertness and energy. Side effects include: lightheartedness, heart palpitations, nausea/vomiting, headache, frequent urination. Higher risk for experiencing side effects when consumed in excess. People with reduced insulin sensitivity should avoid.
- Consumption provides: alertness, improved reaction time, enhanced endurance/stamina
- Hydration: it has water in it
- Improved: alertness, reaction time, and endurance/stamina
- Jittery: hands may be unsteady and shaky after consuming
- Crash: after drinking, user may experience overwhelming exhaustion
Everyone gets tired, it's a fact.
But Rancor Stim Drink can give you an energizing boost, whenever you need it most! Revitalize your mind and body for improved alertness, reaction time, endurance, and stamina -- by drinking a 16 oz can today! RIDE THE RANCOR (TM).
The Stim drink is definitely something one might find in a midnight convenience store. It's priced on the cheap for anyone that needs a bit of help making it through their day (or night). The Rancor brand name was made up by Shaye Ares, and is not an actual brand. She happened to score a whole container of a generic stim drink, but she decided to dress the cans up a bit in order to charge a slightly higher price. She designed the logo herself and prints it on an adhesive can-wrap that covers everything but the labeled ingredients and nutritional information. Enhanced with vitamins and concentrated powdered Stim Tea, it has a distinctly 'vitaminy' taste which is masked slightly by citrus flavoring. It is available by the can, but is generally sold in a six-pack.
Shaye drinks this regularly, and she's proof that it actually does what it says. And that the side-effects are definitely real.
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