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Alchemy
Alchemy is one of the oldest arcane arts in the Iron Kingdoms. Men were practicing it long before they were casting spells, and gobbers never would have had a sustainable culture without it. Alchemy decided the outcome of the Orgoth Rebellion and is a large factor in modern warfare. The Iron Kingdoms World Guide fully details the history of alchemy.
Alchemy is used for any number things, from war to every day convenience. Blastpowder is an absolute necessity for warfare, whereas Balelight is almost a requirement for most shopkeeps. Alchemy is worked into all aspects of life in the kingdoms, and those who can craft it are at an advantage in almost any stage.
Explanation of Terms
While the adventurer's vault includes all the descriptions needed to create alchemical substances from that manual, there are some new rules in place for the Iron Kingdoms, which are herein explained. These apply to Adventurer's Vault alchemy as well.
Name: The most widely known name of the substance. Occasionally some other names for the substance will appear in the descriptive text.
Level: The level required to make the lowest level version of the solution.
Category: There is one new category of alchemy; Bellows Gas. This substance is used with a gobber bellows to create various results.
Time: The amount of time necessary to create the amount listed below it. Upon the DM's discretion, higher level versions of a recipe may require vastly more time to create.
Amount: This is listed in a number of ways. Normally, no matter what the amount says (be it 1 gill, 1 flask or 1 quart) it indicates a single use of the item. Where this is not the case it is stated on this line.
Market Price: This is the average price for the lowest level version of a certain alchemical. This price can change depending on availability, but is a good general price. Anything above the lowest level version fluctuates highly in price, as these are considerably rarer. Often they can be worth as much as three times as much as the component cost, but nearly never less.
Key Skill: You must be trained in the required key skills to make the substance. If multiple options are given with an “or” or a “,” between the skills, you need only be trained in one of the ones listed. However, if they connect with an “and” you need both skills in order to craft the solution.
Occasionally an ability score will be listed. That means you must have at least a 14 in the related ability in order to make it.
Requirement: This is an associated requirement that must also be met in order to craft the item. Most often this is the Ritual Caster feat, since it allows the creation of alchemical substances that have a magical component.
Note: This section contains something out of the ordinary that must be paid attention to with this substance. Often this warns that the substance is either addictive or illicit.
Power Descriptions
In general, powers are self-explanatory, and are written to be the only information you need to know to use the item. However, there are some new circumstances, and some information is left out which could become confusing.
Higher Level: Unless otherwise stated, or unless superseded by the same ability, each level of change is implied to be part of the next level. Thus, level 15 Mercury Oil, causes an affected target to lose a healing surge, causes the target to have cloudy vision, and renders him unable to speak. However, level 24 Burning Powder causes an affected target to be blinded (save ends) and dazed (save ends), but does not add another blinded and dazed (save ends) effect on top of that.
Reading Addiction Tables
Some substances can make a habit of themselves. When these are ingested too often, or sometimes at all, the user becomes addicted to them. When they are not taken again in a certain period of time the withdraw from the drug can cause the user to suffer painful negative effects.
Potency
The amount of time between doses it takes to become addicted. (Ex. "Potency: 2 times per week" or "Potency: Twice in one month")
If the character takes the number of doses listed, they make a saving throw on the dose that matches the number and every dose thereafter within the time frame. Thus, if a character took the first example twice in one week, he would have to make a saving throw. If he succeeded, but then took it a third time that week, he would have to make another save. If he succeeded and then took a dose the next week he would not need to make a saving throw.
A failed save indicates addiction.
Period
This lists how often the drug must be taken to keep from suffering withdraw once the user has become addicted (Ex. "Period: Each extended rest" or "Period: 4 times per day") If the character does not take the drug as often as listed in the period, he will suffer withdraw.
Withdraw
The ill effect if the drug is not taken in the time required by the period (Ex. "Withdraw: Irritability; -5 to Charisma based skill checks." or "Withdraw: Fatigue; spend a healing surge every 8 hours or slowed until you either take an extended rest or spend a healing surge.") The listed effect stays in place until one of two conditions are met; either the drug is taken as needed to satisfy the period, or the drug is not taken for long enough to recover.
Recover
The amount of time without the drug needed to recover, and possibly the effect (besides losing the addiction) if it is not taken for that long (Ex. "Recover: 1 month, permanent loss of 1 Charisma." or "Recover: 2 weeks, make a saving throw. A failed save causes the character to die. Certain rituals, potions or spells may give the character a bonus on the saving throw.").
Recovery includes the final withdraw symptoms, and sometimes may include permanent ill effects. After the amount of time listed the character is no longer addicted to the drug. However, if the drug is ever taken again, the character must immediately make a saving throw. A failed save starts the addiction all over again.
Alchemy In Combat
Alchemy can be an important equalizer in a fight. A potion can give on a physical advantage, while an explosive flask could decide the battle before it begins. While most rules could be inferred from existing ones, below are concise rules for using this in combat.
Not Part of a Power: Unless a power states to the contrary, the attack made as part of using an alchemical substance (unless the substance is coating a weapon) is not made as part of a power, but as a basic attack.
Ranged Attack: Any alchemical substance that lists to make an attack at a certain range takes penalties to attack under the same circumstances that other ranged attacks would. This includes things like concealment, distance and penalties from powers and abilities. It also gains bonuses for attacking creatures granting combat advantage and other conditional modifiers to attack.
Melee: When using alchemical substances in melee (even if they are range 1) you provoke opportunity attacks.
Wielding: You draw an alchemical as part of throwing it if it is attached somewhere readily available (like a belt or inner coat pocket). However, if it is concealed, or in a difficult to reach place, it takes a minor action to grab hold of the container.
Adventurer's Vault
The Adventurer's Vault is the basis for alchemy in the 4th Edition of Dungeons and Dragons even in the Iron Kingdoms setting. Most of the basic alchemy taught to alchemists early in their career is contained therein, and the basis for the rules are also included there. However, some aspects are inappropriate for the Iron Kingdoms setting, and some could simply be more appropriate.
The cost of alchemical substances in the adventurer's vault also establishes the basic costs here. While this makes the costs different from their cost in the Iron Kingdoms character guide, this was part of the universal decision to make costs match 4th edition rather than Iron Kingdoms. This decision was made to make things simpler, and to increase transparency between Bodged Together's rules and Wizards.
Alchemical Formulas
Alchemical formulas can be important pieces of information in Iron Kingdoms. Many alchemists make their living because other people do not know how to make the solutions that they do, and thus it becomes very difficult to attain that formula. Formula can be purchased, but are most often taught.
Optional Rule: Advanced Formulas
As the rules are written, there is no formulaic differentiation between lower and higher level versions of an alchemical solution. This assumes that the character simply puts together the more advanced formula out of experience. This is a fine mechanic for most formulas, but some DMs may decide that this makes the process a little too easy.
With this rule, higher level versions of a solution are separate recipes from lower level ones. The character can learn the recipe before he is actually capable of creating it (since higher level versions do require drastically more skill to combine). Often, when learning a recipe, the more advanced techniques are included (especially when being personally trained on it) and the character need not seek further training to create that recipe when he attains the proper level if he learns it initially. This makes some recipes very difficult to attain if the higher level version is a well kept secret (see; Glib's Super Fixer Elixir).
Alchemy is one of the oldest arcane arts in the Iron Kingdoms. Men were practicing it long before they were casting spells, and gobbers never would have had a sustainable culture without it. Alchemy decided the outcome of the Orgoth Rebellion and is a large factor in modern warfare. The Iron Kingdoms World Guide fully details the history of alchemy.
Alchemy is used for any number things, from war to every day convenience. Blastpowder is an absolute necessity for warfare, whereas Balelight is almost a requirement for most shopkeeps. Alchemy is worked into all aspects of life in the kingdoms, and those who can craft it are at an advantage in almost any stage.
Explanation of Terms
While the adventurer's vault includes all the descriptions needed to create alchemical substances from that manual, there are some new rules in place for the Iron Kingdoms, which are herein explained. These apply to Adventurer's Vault alchemy as well.
Name: The most widely known name of the substance. Occasionally some other names for the substance will appear in the descriptive text.
Level: The level required to make the lowest level version of the solution.
Category: There is one new category of alchemy; Bellows Gas. This substance is used with a gobber bellows to create various results.
Time: The amount of time necessary to create the amount listed below it. Upon the DM's discretion, higher level versions of a recipe may require vastly more time to create.
Amount: This is listed in a number of ways. Normally, no matter what the amount says (be it 1 gill, 1 flask or 1 quart) it indicates a single use of the item. Where this is not the case it is stated on this line.
Market Price: This is the average price for the lowest level version of a certain alchemical. This price can change depending on availability, but is a good general price. Anything above the lowest level version fluctuates highly in price, as these are considerably rarer. Often they can be worth as much as three times as much as the component cost, but nearly never less.
Key Skill: You must be trained in the required key skills to make the substance. If multiple options are given with an “or” or a “,” between the skills, you need only be trained in one of the ones listed. However, if they connect with an “and” you need both skills in order to craft the solution.
Occasionally an ability score will be listed. That means you must have at least a 14 in the related ability in order to make it.
Requirement: This is an associated requirement that must also be met in order to craft the item. Most often this is the Ritual Caster feat, since it allows the creation of alchemical substances that have a magical component.
Note: This section contains something out of the ordinary that must be paid attention to with this substance. Often this warns that the substance is either addictive or illicit.
| What is a Gill? | |
| Fluids | Solids |
| 8 drams (dr) = 1 ounce (oz) | 20 grains (gr) = 1 scruple (s) |
| 5 ounces = 1 gill (gi) | 3 scruples = 1 dram |
| 4 gills = 1 pint (pt) | 8 drams = 1 ounce |
| 2 pints = 1 quart | 12 ounces = 1 pound |
In general, powers are self-explanatory, and are written to be the only information you need to know to use the item. However, there are some new circumstances, and some information is left out which could become confusing.
Higher Level: Unless otherwise stated, or unless superseded by the same ability, each level of change is implied to be part of the next level. Thus, level 15 Mercury Oil, causes an affected target to lose a healing surge, causes the target to have cloudy vision, and renders him unable to speak. However, level 24 Burning Powder causes an affected target to be blinded (save ends) and dazed (save ends), but does not add another blinded and dazed (save ends) effect on top of that.
Reading Addiction Tables
Some substances can make a habit of themselves. When these are ingested too often, or sometimes at all, the user becomes addicted to them. When they are not taken again in a certain period of time the withdraw from the drug can cause the user to suffer painful negative effects.
Potency
The amount of time between doses it takes to become addicted. (Ex. "Potency: 2 times per week" or "Potency: Twice in one month")
If the character takes the number of doses listed, they make a saving throw on the dose that matches the number and every dose thereafter within the time frame. Thus, if a character took the first example twice in one week, he would have to make a saving throw. If he succeeded, but then took it a third time that week, he would have to make another save. If he succeeded and then took a dose the next week he would not need to make a saving throw.
A failed save indicates addiction.
Period
This lists how often the drug must be taken to keep from suffering withdraw once the user has become addicted (Ex. "Period: Each extended rest" or "Period: 4 times per day") If the character does not take the drug as often as listed in the period, he will suffer withdraw.
Withdraw
The ill effect if the drug is not taken in the time required by the period (Ex. "Withdraw: Irritability; -5 to Charisma based skill checks." or "Withdraw: Fatigue; spend a healing surge every 8 hours or slowed until you either take an extended rest or spend a healing surge.") The listed effect stays in place until one of two conditions are met; either the drug is taken as needed to satisfy the period, or the drug is not taken for long enough to recover.
Recover
The amount of time without the drug needed to recover, and possibly the effect (besides losing the addiction) if it is not taken for that long (Ex. "Recover: 1 month, permanent loss of 1 Charisma." or "Recover: 2 weeks, make a saving throw. A failed save causes the character to die. Certain rituals, potions or spells may give the character a bonus on the saving throw.").
Recovery includes the final withdraw symptoms, and sometimes may include permanent ill effects. After the amount of time listed the character is no longer addicted to the drug. However, if the drug is ever taken again, the character must immediately make a saving throw. A failed save starts the addiction all over again.
Alchemy In Combat
Alchemy can be an important equalizer in a fight. A potion can give on a physical advantage, while an explosive flask could decide the battle before it begins. While most rules could be inferred from existing ones, below are concise rules for using this in combat.
Not Part of a Power: Unless a power states to the contrary, the attack made as part of using an alchemical substance (unless the substance is coating a weapon) is not made as part of a power, but as a basic attack.
Ranged Attack: Any alchemical substance that lists to make an attack at a certain range takes penalties to attack under the same circumstances that other ranged attacks would. This includes things like concealment, distance and penalties from powers and abilities. It also gains bonuses for attacking creatures granting combat advantage and other conditional modifiers to attack.
Melee: When using alchemical substances in melee (even if they are range 1) you provoke opportunity attacks.
Wielding: You draw an alchemical as part of throwing it if it is attached somewhere readily available (like a belt or inner coat pocket). However, if it is concealed, or in a difficult to reach place, it takes a minor action to grab hold of the container.
Adventurer's Vault
The Adventurer's Vault is the basis for alchemy in the 4th Edition of Dungeons and Dragons even in the Iron Kingdoms setting. Most of the basic alchemy taught to alchemists early in their career is contained therein, and the basis for the rules are also included there. However, some aspects are inappropriate for the Iron Kingdoms setting, and some could simply be more appropriate.
The cost of alchemical substances in the adventurer's vault also establishes the basic costs here. While this makes the costs different from their cost in the Iron Kingdoms character guide, this was part of the universal decision to make costs match 4th edition rather than Iron Kingdoms. This decision was made to make things simpler, and to increase transparency between Bodged Together's rules and Wizards.
Alchemical Formulas
Alchemical formulas can be important pieces of information in Iron Kingdoms. Many alchemists make their living because other people do not know how to make the solutions that they do, and thus it becomes very difficult to attain that formula. Formula can be purchased, but are most often taught.
Optional Rule: Advanced Formulas
As the rules are written, there is no formulaic differentiation between lower and higher level versions of an alchemical solution. This assumes that the character simply puts together the more advanced formula out of experience. This is a fine mechanic for most formulas, but some DMs may decide that this makes the process a little too easy.
With this rule, higher level versions of a solution are separate recipes from lower level ones. The character can learn the recipe before he is actually capable of creating it (since higher level versions do require drastically more skill to combine). Often, when learning a recipe, the more advanced techniques are included (especially when being personally trained on it) and the character need not seek further training to create that recipe when he attains the proper level if he learns it initially. This makes some recipes very difficult to attain if the higher level version is a well kept secret (see; Glib's Super Fixer Elixir).
| Name | Level | Market Price | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Black Fire | 1 |
30 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Masks light from flames while retaining the heat |
| Blood Polyp Incense | 1 |
2 |
Alchemy or Nature |
Keeps insects away when lit |
| Bodger's Boiler | 1 |
50 |
Alchemy |
Quickly bring water to a boil |
| Cane Leech Repellent | 1 |
8 |
Alchemy or Nature |
When applied to skin, keeps insects at bay |
| Flame Ward | 1 |
30 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
When applied to a surface, it becomes flame resistant |
| Flash Freeze | 1 |
12 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
When poured into water, the water instantly freezes |
| Gobber Sticksand | 5 |
75 |
Alchemy |
Turns normal sand into quicksand |
| 'Jack Glue | 5 |
200 |
Alchemy |
Instantly and temporarily bonds metal together |
| Liberating Lotion | 3 |
80 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Burns through metal, can be applied to hands |
| Mufflefoot | 3 |
75 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
A thick tar that silences footsteps |
| Muting Mist | 8 |
200 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Makes the area the mist covers silent and foggy |
| Spirit Wax | 8 |
300 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Makes casting necromantic rituals easier |
| Name | Level | Market Price | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ansleigh's Wound Seal | 1 |
20 |
Alchemy |
Spend a healing surge and make a save against ongoing damage |
| Bile Brew | 2 |
30 |
Alchemy or Nature |
Gain bonus on poison saving throws for some discomfort |
| Blackroot Balm | 5 |
90 |
Alchemy or Nature |
With a saving throw gain healing surge in hit points |
| Blood Polyp Draught | 1 |
20 |
Alchemy |
Remove parasitic infections |
| Carvalo's Cleaner | 8 |
250 |
Alchemy/ Religion, Ritual Caster |
Kills infections originating in open wounds |
| Chain Breaker | 8 |
300 |
Alchemy or Nature |
Allows a save against paralysis |
| Corbhen's Elixers | 3 |
30 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
A variety of curative potions that allow healing |
| Scorik's Soother | 14 |
900 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Cures petrification |
| Solovin's Seal | 12 |
500 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
A healing balm that ends ongoing damage |
| Ansleigh's Wound Seal | |
| This cream is spread over wounds to cause them to immediately seal somewhat. The mixture is not necessarily healthy in the bloodstream, however. | |
| Category: Curative | |
| Time: 30 Minutes | |
| Amount: 4 doses | |
| Market Price: 20 gp | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy | |
| Lvl 5 50 gp | Lvl 10 200 gp |
| Lvl 15 1,000 gp | Lvl 20 5,000 gp |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Healing): Standard Action, spend a Healing Surge and gain a saving throw against an effect that causes ongoing damage by a bleeding wound or burning flesh. Make a saving throw. On a failure take a -2 to perception checks until you take an extended rest. Level 10: The saving throw is made with a bonus on the save equal to 5. Increase perception penalty to -4. Level 15: Make a saving bonus increases to 8. Make a saving throw. On a failure you are dazed (save ends) and the take a -4 penalty to Perception until you take an extended rest. Level 20: Recover from an effect causing ongoing damage, you are dazed (save ends), and you take a -2 penalty to Perception until you take an extended rest. |
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| Bile Brew | |
| Brewed into a thick syrup, this nasty substance can cause extreme nausea. A side effect is that it makes the drinker more resistant to poison. If you put two drops in a meal or drink and serve it to the unknowing victims and they're soon seen running from the table. | |
| Category: Curative/Poison | |
| Time: 1 hour | |
| Amount: 1 gill (four doses) | |
| Market Price: 30 gp | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy or Nature | |
| Lvl 2 20 gp | Lvl 8 125 gp |
| Lvl 12 500 gp | Lvl 18 3,400 gp |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Poison): Standard Action to apply to a drink. Make an attack when it is poured; +5 vs Fortitude. If someone consumes the tainted substance, this roll is at that time used as the attack roll. Upon a hit, the subject becomes nauseous and is dazed until it can properly relieve itself. In addition, until it takes an extended rest, the target has a +2 bonus on saving throws vs poison on a hit or miss. Lvl 8: +11 vs Fortitude; +3 bonus on saving throws vs poison Lvl 12: +15 vs Fortitude; +3 bonus on saving throws vs poison Lvl 18: +21 vs Fortitude; +5 bonus on saving throws vs poison |
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| Blackroot Balm | |
| Blackroot balm is a thick pasty cream that helps wounds to heal almost immediately, but causes the user to feel somewhat numb. | |
| Category: Curative | |
| Time: 30 minutes | |
| Amount: 4 doses | |
| Market Price: 90 gp | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy or Nature | |
| Lvl 5 50 gp | |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Healing): Standard Action. Spend a healing surge, but regain hit points equal to half your healing surge value. Make a saving throw. On a success, regain hit points equal to half your healing surge value. On a failure take a -2 penalty to AC and Reflex (save ends). | |
| Blood Polyp Draught | |
| Harvested from the sap of the Blood Polyp root, this potion takes a long time to distill the proper materials, but is very useful for clearing parasites, and therefore very popular among adventurers. | |
| Category: Curative | |
| Time: 2 days | |
| Amount: 1 gill | |
| Market Price: 20 gp | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy | |
| Lvl 1 10 gp | Lvl 5 50 gp |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Healing): Move Action and immediately cure all parasitic infections with a 1 dram dose. Level 5: You make 1 pint of Blood Polyp Draught in the same amount of time. |
|
| Carvalo's Wound Cleanser | |
| This weak acid kills infections in open wounds. | |
| Category: Curative | |
| Time: 1 hour | |
| Amount: 1 flask | |
| Market Price: 250 gp | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy, Religion | |
| Requirement: Ritual Caster | |
| Lvl 8 125 gp | Lvl 13 650 gp |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Acid): Standard Action. Causes the subject to lose one healing surge, and cures the target of any non-magical diseases caused by the open wound it is poured in. Level 13: Also allows the subject a saving throw at +5 against any supernatural diseases afflicting it. |
|
| Chain Breaker | |
| This paste, made from the tissue of a buzzard beetle, is used to treat all kinds of paralysis. You apply the paste under the tongue of the patient, and as they begin to convulse and gag they slowly return to health. | |
| Category: Curative | |
| Time: 4 hours | |
| Amount: 1 dose | |
| Market Price: 300 gp | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy or Nature | |
| Lvl 8 125 gp | Lvl 13 650 gp |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Healing): Standard Action to apply. Immediately allows a saving throw at +5 against a stunned effect (even if the effect does not normally allow one). Once the target recovers, it is dazed (save ends). Level 12: Cures a stunned effect on the target without the need for a saving throw, but the target is still dazed (save ends). |
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| Corben's Curative Elixirs | |
| Ascendant Corben's healing elixirs are known far and wide as a cheaper than healing potions, reliable, source of immediate healing. | |
| Category: Curative | |
| Time: 1 hour | |
| Amount: 1 dose (flask) | |
| Market Price: 30 gp | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy and Religion | |
| Requirement: Ritual Caster | |
| Lvl 3 30 gp | Lvl 10 200 gp |
| Lvl 15 1,000 gp | Lvl 20 5,000 gp |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Healing): Minor Action; Spend a healing surge, but gain temporary hit points equal to half your healing surge value. Make a saving throw with a penalty equal to 5, at the beginning of each round until you succeed. Upon a success regain hit points equal to half your healing surge value. Level 10: Spend two healing surges, and instead gain temporary hit points equal to your healing surge value. Upon a successful save, regain hit points equal to your healing surge. Level 15: Spend two healing surges, and instead regain hit points equal to your healing surge value. Upon a successful save, regain hit points equal to your healing surge value. Level 20: Spend two healing surges, and instead regain hit points equal to your healing surge value. Next round, regain hit points equal to your healing surge value. |
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| Scorik's Soother | |
| Through a complex process similar to Chain Breaker, and involving a magical component, this paste is applied to cure petrification. | |
| Category: Curative | |
| Time: 8 hours | |
| Amount: 1 dose | |
| Market Price: 900 | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy and Arcana or Religion | |
| Requirement: Ritual Caster | |
| Lvl 14 800 gp | |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Healing): Standard Action. The target is allowed a saving throw with a +5 bonus to end the petrification effect. If successful the subject recovers from the petrified condition in 1 hour and must immediately take an extended rest before performing any other actions. | |
| Solovin's Seal | |
| This sealing cream is applied to cut off bleeding. However, once it enters the bloodstream its effects become clear, as it allows a person to heal much more quickly. | |
| Category: Curative | |
| Time: 30 minutes | |
| Amount: 4 doses | |
| Market Price: 500 gp | |
| Key Skill: Alchemy and Religion | |
| Requirement: Ritual Caster | |
| Lvl 10 200 gp | |
| Alchemical Item | |
| Power (Consumable * Healing): Standard Action. Spend a healing surge and immediately make a saving throw against ongoing damage with a bonus on the roll equal to 5. When the target spends healing surges after taking an extended rest, they heal 10 extra hit points per healing surge. | |
| Name | Level | Market Price | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mercury | 5 |
100 |
Alchemy |
Extremely dangerous element that has many debhilitating effects |
| Numbing Poison | 3 |
30 |
Alchemy |
Slows reflexes while making the target feel a little tougher |
| Pterois Fish Poison | 5 |
50 |
Alchmey |
A stunning poison |
| Sharpsalve | 4 |
40 |
Alchemy |
Short term increase to damage on a bladed weapon |
| Name | Level | Market Price | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sleep Gas | 8 |
200 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
The lit candle can coax people to sleep |
| Name | Level | Market Price | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baron Vortachik's | 7 |
225 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Warps hands into powerful tools for a few minutes |
| Clear Mind | 8 |
150 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Makes concentration on tasks simpler |
| Glib's Fixer Elixer | 8 |
300 |
Alchemy |
A quick pick-me-up with some serious side effects |
| Leatherskin | 5 |
180 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
A potion that thickens your skin, but leaves it looking diseased |
| Mist Piercer | 10 |
300 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Allows the user to see through thick mists |
| Sambertine | 4 |
180 |
Alchemy, Arcana |
Gives a quick boost of strength |
| Name | Level | Market Price | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blinding Oil | 5 |
120 |
Alchemy |
Causes temporary blindness when it catches a foe's eyes |
| Bone Stripper | 3 |
8 |
Alchemy |
If contact is made with skin, causes permanent disfiguration |
| Burning Powder | 6 |
75 |
Alchemy |
Causes extreme irritation and makes it difficult to focus on battle |
| Carrok's Etcher | 2 |
40 |
Alchemy |
Used to craft rune plates, the acid burns through flesh |
| Choking Mist | 5 |
200 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
If the target inhales the mist, it becomes impossible to speak |
| Dragon Bile | 5 |
300 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Causes skin to burn away on contact |
| Dust of Dizziness | 5 |
75 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Casues vertigo and dizziness |
| Hot Grease | 8 |
200 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Makes a slippery grease the burns flesh on contact |
| Menoth's Fury | 10 |
200 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
A burning liquid that creates flames immune to water |
| Stinging Dust | 4 |
60 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Makes it difficult to focus on casting spells |
| Tearjerker | 10 |
500 |
Alchemy |
A tear gas that irritates the eyes, mouth and nose of anyone in it |
| Name | Level | Market Price | Requirements | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Baffle Powder | 1 |
10 |
Alchemy |
Used to make barrel baffles |
| Bale Light | 1 |
8 |
Alchemy |
Makes a green, glowing light when agitated |
| Blasting Powder | 5 |
50 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Is used to make all kinds of ammunition |
| Embalming Fluid | 4 |
20 |
Alchemy |
Used to preserve specimens for study |
| Spark Powder | 1 |
5 |
Alchemy, Arcana, Ritual Caster |
Ignites a white heat at the smallest spark |
| True Air | 8 |
200 |
Alchemy |
Compressed air with many uses |
