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Well, actually first coca colas had a certain dose of cocaine in it and was advertised for kids. No to mention that cocaine itself was claimed to be a runny nose medicine, also for kids.

Sigmund Freud enjoyed a recreational snort every now and then, or how the Germans developed a cocaine-based endurance drug that could enable famished prison camp inhabitants to march 55 miles before needing a rest. Cocaine has had an interesting history.
 

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lately, for some reason, many guys from the other patrician families are getting maimed at early ages, game says "only a miracle could heal them" and I became curious...Is there actually a chance for a maimed to make a comeback and heal? im just curious just in case one of my characters get maimed in the future..

There was one guy on the forum who made a topic about his King who woke up from being in a coma. Made a pretty lengthy topic on it. Looked like it was a fun game!
 

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cocaine is supposed to be good for rhinitis...I have rhinitis, FDR too, and apparently got prescribed cocaine solution drops
Regarding coke uses, it was very popular among coal miners in USA at the beggining of the 20th century, bosses procured to sell it to them cheaper than alcohol so that they would get high and work more instead of getting drunk...some of the shit that happened afterwards was the beggining of the prohibition movement, like lots of miners ending fked up in the mind etc
 

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There was one guy on the forum who made a topic about his King who woke up from being in a coma. Made a pretty lengthy topic on it. Looked like it was a fun game!

Yep, I played as the "demon child" recently from that event chain, you can recover from just about anything. I came back from both incapable and maimed, got over-confident and died in combat eventually - with almost 40 martial thanks to "Jesus gives military advice" it was a ton of fun though.

I don't know if it's demon child specific, but it could have been possessed that brought me back from incapable...maybe maimed too?
 
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Yep, I played as the "demon child" recently from that event chain, you can recover from just about anything. I came back from both incapable and maimed, got over-confident and died in combat eventually - with almost 40 martial thanks to "Jesus gives military advice" it was a ton of fun though.

I don't know if it's demon child specific, but it could have been possessed that brought me back from incapable...maybe maimed too?

Yea, if your character has the Possessed trait, they are 1.5x more likely to be injured, killed or imprisoned in battle, so I would avoid using them in combat, regardless of their stats. Unless, of course, the character is disposable to you, then do whatever.