Alchemical remedy

Alchemical remedies are alchemical items created by alchemists to ward against, or combat ongoing, ill effects. Remedies are often ingested in liquid form or applied to the skin.¹

Examples

This list is unlikely to be comprehensive.²


Antidote or Antitoxin¹ Antiplague¹³ Syrup of ipecac³ the root of the ipecacuanha plant can be made into this strong emetic, sometimes called just syrup of ip see Carapichea ipecacuanha Tincture of wolfsbane³ made from wolfsbane see Aconitum

Tinctures

A tincture is an alchemical remedy brewed in an alcoholic solution to increase its potency. Tinctures are typically more expensive and include drawbacks that potions and other alchemical remedies do not.⁴

References

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↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Jason Bulmahn, et al. “Chapter 2: Gear” in Ultimate Equipment, 100. Paizo Inc., 2012
↑ Some of the more important alchemical substances have their own pages and a link is made to them where necessary. For a real-world substance, a link may also be made to Wikipedia for background information
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 Kevin Andrew Murphy. Thieves' Vinegar. Paizo Inc., 2013
↑ Kate Baker, et al. “Intoxicating Tinctures” in Potions & Poisons, 22. Paizo Inc., 2017

[ultimate-equipment-100-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 Jason Bulmahn, et al. “Chapter 2: Gear” in Ultimate Equipment, 100. Paizo Inc., 2012

[2] Some of the more important alchemical substances have their own pages and a link is made to them where necessary. For a real-world substance, a link may also be made to Wikipedia for background information

[thieves-vinegar-3] 3.0 ^3.1 ^3.2 Kevin Andrew Murphy. Thieves' Vinegar. Paizo Inc., 2013

[potions-poisons-22-4] Kate Baker, et al. “Intoxicating Tinctures” in Potions & Poisons, 22. Paizo Inc., 2017

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