Although that might just be because of the extra eyes that sprout from your head. Then -2 dodge for the rest of the combat)Ĥ: "beholders vision" a purple sludge that increases accuracy when consumed.
Provides the drinker with a surge of energy, useful even if short lived. (+1 damage on next attack +5 stress) potion count per mission: 2ģ: "lightning elixir" a clear liquid that goes down like water, but hits like a thunder clap. (Has chance to destroy random potion upon attack, Pycellus is immobilized until moved, grants +2 aegis)Ģ: "ogre spit" this slightly bubbling matte red potion will imbue the drinker with a surge of rage for a short time. If given time and protection, alchemists can often create the potions needed for any situation from their cacophony of equipment and ingredients kept in the massive backpacks they wear.ġ: backpack bodyguard: if pycellus ends up on the front lines he can use his massive backpack to protect himself. Able to apply an array of buffs via their multiple potions, alchemists can turn a bad situation into a winnable one, and turn winning fights into advantageous encounters. His experimentation with the forbidden side of alchemy gets him into explosive amounts of trouble.Īlchemists are best utilized as support units. He has memorized the beginners and advanced tomes, and even knows some forbidden brews. But where pycellus really shines and finds most joy, is in the art of alchemy, specifically potion making. His knowledge on spells, enchantments and conjuring are average at best, and he can even perform basic level spells as long as he has a focus. Pycellus however is was a fully fledged alchemist, graduating from a school of wizardry and arcane with a b+ average at the usual age of 24.
Most brewers are ramshackle chemists who stumbled upon dusty, outdated tomes and put their lessons to use.
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Losing his alchemist license after one too many laboratory explosions in one too many cities, Pycellus now wanders across the land known as a potion brewer.
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