Nocxite

Long-term exposure to ambrosial nocxite at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it. Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.

Long-term exposure to ambrosial nocxite at atmospheric pressure has a chance of causing a state of permanent stupor in those handling it. Despite the risk, many planetside miners consider the additional 15% return in mineral yield more than worth it. Ambrosial nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material.

Fragrant nocxite has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals. Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material.

Unstable even in low-pressure environments, intoxicating nocxite rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield. Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material.

Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly nocxium with trace amounts of tritanium and pyerite. Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities. Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies. This material is compressed and a much more compact form of the original material.

Fragrant nocxite has stronger hints of its intoxicating fumes under typical atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it yields 5% more minerals. Fragrant nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.

Unstable even in low-pressure environments, intoxicating nocxite rewards persistent miners with an additional 10% yield. Intoxicating nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.

Nocxite, discovered in YC126 due to new astrogeological surveying techniques, contains mostly nocxium with trace amounts of tritanium and pyerite. Even trace amounts of nocxite produces intoxicating fumes under atmospheric pressures, demanding special care when being handled planetside. Previous failures to appropriately vent the gasses have resulted in a number of workplace accidents and fatalities. Nocxite may be found in null security asteroid anomalies.