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Lightning Bolt. I'll take a scalpel over a sledgehammer any day.

No hydropneumatic devices were harmed in the making of these teas :p

That could certainly work. Perhaps we should start with weaker castings dealing subdual/nonlethal damage, and progress to a threshold where it becomes physical?

Yeah, now that i realize it, by and large, these *are* potions, given that they need the Brew Potion feat.

Hm. I'd take an odd angle on this one. Don't make it a class. Make it a feat tree, with moderately expensive magical items that allow SLAs with the necessary feat required.

That's kinda cool. I reserve the right to borrow that one.

Perhaps, for a flashy look, by making beaded jewelry for each spell. For example, a complicated four-row armlet of clear and blue beads is the mage's notation for ice storm.

I see your point. Perhaps a cantrip could fix the hot water problem. Perhaps it could be postulated that tea keeps its magic for 8 hours. Or maybe it could keep indefinetly. Would that be unbalancing?

I figure you'd need to take powdered tea with you, and brew it on the spot. A Balcunian Tea Device would make this a full round action to make.

I'd let it fly, but that's me.

Keoghtom's Ointment, to be precise.

The creation costs are implied. The values listed with the items are merely market values. The cost to create, for example, a cup of Fine Coulubra Gold tea would require the maker have the brew potion and empower spell feats, 10 ranks in knowledge (herbalism), spend half of 3250 (1625 gp) and...

Well, it could happen. The balcunians did invent a device to make tea in less than a minute, provided hot water is availiable. Balcunian tea is powdered, much like traditional Japanese green tea. it is added to the defuser vial, while warm water is placed in the drinking vessel. A small...

Ethy set a black powder in a small vial, and then flushed water through it, which flowed down an elaborate system of tubes into a large glass vessel, capped the top with her palm and began to breathe through a pipe from the larger vessel, bubbling the liquid in the large vessel. After a few...

"noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!"

I like alignment. Alignment is a phrase you put on your character sheet to describe the character in short. For the longhand explanation, that's on the player.

Goodman Games' Dragonmech has wonderful rules for steamtech, but the campaign setting itself is a bit wonky.

Perhaps you could name the item "Chaos' Coinage".

well, i think its all a term of naming. In my campaign, Necromancy is referred to in public with the politically correct name of "Vivimancy" which means "the magic of life".

Hey, its in these troubled times that the only glue that hold humanity is hatred for the french.