DracoDei
2020-12-21, 08:41 PM
((See Post #8 for spoiler containing name.))
This clear viscous liquid smells slightly of an alchemical concoction used to clean wounds. That other substance is sometimes known as "rubbing alcohol".
The designer of this fluid was trying to create a liquid that could be thrown in a bottle to cause the effects of Earthen Grasp*. Unfortunately they could not correct a flaw in it that only allowed it to work on sand rather than other surfaces. They often sell it in bottles enchanted to shatter on contact with a sufficiently large amount of sand.
Faint transmutation; CL 3rd; Brew Potion; Price 150 gp.
*For those without Complete Arcane or Spell Compendium this causes a ~5' tall hand to form out of any ground softer than stone and try to grab nearby targets.
This has been stuck in my brain for a while, but I couldn't get it to come out of my fingers for some bizarre reason. I've managed to force it out, and will leave the name off for the moment. But here is a vague sort of hint (https://forums.giantitp.com/showthread.php?t=609816).
This clear viscous liquid smells slightly of an alchemical concoction used to clean wounds. That other substance is sometimes known as "rubbing alcohol".
The designer of this fluid was trying to create a liquid that could be thrown in a bottle to cause the effects of Earthen Grasp*. Unfortunately they could not correct a flaw in it that only allowed it to work on sand rather than other surfaces. They often sell it in bottles enchanted to shatter on contact with a sufficiently large amount of sand.
Faint transmutation; CL 3rd; Brew Potion; Price 150 gp.
*For those without Complete Arcane or Spell Compendium this causes a ~5' tall hand to form out of any ground softer than stone and try to grab nearby targets.
This has been stuck in my brain for a while, but I couldn't get it to come out of my fingers for some bizarre reason. I've managed to force it out, and will leave the name off for the moment. But here is a vague sort of hint (https://forums.giantitp.com/showthread.php?t=609816).