(VEHR-ack)
A thick, viscous lubricant with a faint metallic shimmer, used in older or industrial-grade propulsion systems and machinery. Over time, it degrades into a tar-like residue that clings to surfaces and stains everything it touches. In Gritfolk territories—where municipal upkeep is scarce and outdated, gravity-bound vehicles still roam—verrak grease streaks the streets and alleyways in grimy trails, a stubborn reminder of neglect and decay.