Nibus

Nibus were slick rolled cigars which were very famous in the market about 20 years ago. It was a coastal cigar from the Edgar Forest, though the exact details about its origins are still unknown. It gained quite a reputation in the market as the “funny” cigar as people felt different after smoking this cigar.

It was reported that after smoking Nibus, people felt some nausea and sickness. Over 21 people were admitted in the hospital for extreme cases of the same. Upon further investigation it was found out that the people who were admitted were actually under the influence of a very strong natural drug which was found only inside the Edgar Forest. The drug caused nausea and dizziness for a few hours, after which the effect of the drug was gone. The nibus cigars then became very popular in the market and became a major source of recreation for the Lesser Ones. After a few years the empire noticed a relationship between increasing sales of these cigars and decreasing productivity of workers. Within a year, Nibus cigars were made illegal and smoking them in a public places or during work hours was considered as crime punishable by court.