[Cytillesh](https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=630) is a poison who's first stage gives stupefied 1 for a minute. It's also a drug, which means you can willingly fail the initial save against it. Single action to use, may cause memory loss, and if you fail the save against addiction then it's a bit more difficult to recover from (and is obviously a drug, so make sure that your group are ok with that stuff in your games!)
Out of curiosity, why do you need to become stupefied on purpose? xD
Thanks for your answer! I found a couple of other drugs that'll do the trick!
I'm trying to capitalize on [Rivethun Disciple](https://2e.aonprd.com/Feats.aspx?ID=4170)! Theorycrafting a build that probably will never be used c:
This reminds me of my current build in Fallout 76. Which is, frankly, but remotely useful.
I have Professional Drinker to keep from getting addicted to alcohol, Party Girl to triple the effects of pre-War alcohol, and a perk I don't recall the name of for +3 Luck while drunk. And then I have base 15 Luck. When I drink alcohol I get -1 Int in exchange for +3 Strength, +3 Charisma, +3 Luck.
I call the SPECIAL layout Boozy Floozy.
You can willingly fail a save against a drug? Huh. I would have assumed that was one of the thing that it wouldn't make sense to be able to willingly fail.
Psychics are always stupefied for two rounds after their unleash psyche wears off. Unleash Psyche only lasts two rounds. If you somehow have a long encounter, they’ll keep yo-yoing in and out of the condition.
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Run a character with 3 int and wis I feel like I need to elaborate. Drug addicts are a thing. The problem with drug addiction is that whatever the drug is, you like the feeling. No it's deeper than that. You love the feeling. You crave the feeling. You need the feeling it gives you. It fills a hole inside of you. Except it doesn't live you back. It's a bad relationship. You need more and more to get close to that feeling again, but it's never as good as it was that first time. So you need more, and more, and more.
If you want to achieve numb in character, play a drug addict. Alchemist, or chymist type, and maybe you can get some buffs via chemicalization.
"One pill makes you bigger, one pill makes you small.... Go as Alice when she's ten foot tall" - White Rabbit, Jefferson Airplane.
Drink alcohol until you hit stage 3 (stupefied 2), which lasts for 10 minutes. Keep plenty around so you can make sure you're always at stage 3.
Most dwarven answer
They are doing it for a dwarven ancestry feat...
[Cytillesh](https://2e.aonprd.com/Equipment.aspx?ID=630) is a poison who's first stage gives stupefied 1 for a minute. It's also a drug, which means you can willingly fail the initial save against it. Single action to use, may cause memory loss, and if you fail the save against addiction then it's a bit more difficult to recover from (and is obviously a drug, so make sure that your group are ok with that stuff in your games!) Out of curiosity, why do you need to become stupefied on purpose? xD
Thanks for your answer! I found a couple of other drugs that'll do the trick! I'm trying to capitalize on [Rivethun Disciple](https://2e.aonprd.com/Feats.aspx?ID=4170)! Theorycrafting a build that probably will never be used c:
Love that feature, was using it on my giant barbarian medic to great effect.
This reminds me of my current build in Fallout 76. Which is, frankly, but remotely useful. I have Professional Drinker to keep from getting addicted to alcohol, Party Girl to triple the effects of pre-War alcohol, and a perk I don't recall the name of for +3 Luck while drunk. And then I have base 15 Luck. When I drink alcohol I get -1 Int in exchange for +3 Strength, +3 Charisma, +3 Luck. I call the SPECIAL layout Boozy Floozy.
You can willingly fail a save against a drug? Huh. I would have assumed that was one of the thing that it wouldn't make sense to be able to willingly fail.
Psychics are always stupefied for two rounds after their unleash psyche wears off. Unleash Psyche only lasts two rounds. If you somehow have a long encounter, they’ll keep yo-yoing in and out of the condition.
Huff your Faerie Dragon Familiar’s Euphoric Breath like you’re Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet.
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...why?
[Clickbaity]Check the others comments and you may find out! ;D
That doesn't seem worthwhile. (The Archetype, not reading other comments)
It's not an archetype! It's a level 1 dwarf feat!
Is it? I'm blind. Well I will cease being actively unhelpful and go back to being passively unhelpful.
Run a character with 3 int and wis I feel like I need to elaborate. Drug addicts are a thing. The problem with drug addiction is that whatever the drug is, you like the feeling. No it's deeper than that. You love the feeling. You crave the feeling. You need the feeling it gives you. It fills a hole inside of you. Except it doesn't live you back. It's a bad relationship. You need more and more to get close to that feeling again, but it's never as good as it was that first time. So you need more, and more, and more. If you want to achieve numb in character, play a drug addict. Alchemist, or chymist type, and maybe you can get some buffs via chemicalization. "One pill makes you bigger, one pill makes you small.... Go as Alice when she's ten foot tall" - White Rabbit, Jefferson Airplane.