Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Feathercircle" data-source="post: 892459" data-attributes="member: 11266">More Mystara monster goodness, before I go and study for tomorrow's AP exams...Alchemists and wizards covet polymar tissue for use in creating magical iterms and potions that involve shapeshifting or polymorphing.Some priests have been known to collect the ectoplasmic remains of sacrols and use this as an ingredient in a potion of undead control. The flawless rubies that serve as the hearts of rock men are eagerly sought by spellcasters and alchemists who need them to fabricate certain magical items.Unconfirmed rumors tell that certain evil creatures use the grey sludge that passes for rock man blood as an ingredient in a magical mortar.&nbsp; Supposedly, bricks mortared together with this mixture will never collapse or crack.The sleep pollen [of the amber lotus] is prized by alchemists for sleep powders and even poisonous sleep salve that can be smeared on a weapon.&nbsp; A dozen amber lotus flowers are required to make enough poison to fill one vial; such a vila contains enough salve to coat one short sword or the equivalent.Some evil mages use the skin of nagpas as parchment for scrolls of certain powerful&nbsp; necromantic spells.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Feathercircle, post: 892459, member: 11266"] More Mystara monster goodness, before I go and study for tomorrow's AP exams... Alchemists and wizards covet polymar tissue for use in creating magical iterms and potions that involve shapeshifting or polymorphing. Some priests have been known to collect the ectoplasmic remains of sacrols and use this as an ingredient in a [I]potion of undead control.[/I] The flawless rubies that serve as the hearts of rock men are eagerly sought by spellcasters and alchemists who need them to fabricate certain magical items. Unconfirmed rumors tell that certain evil creatures use the grey sludge that passes for rock man blood as an ingredient in a magical mortar. Supposedly, bricks mortared together with this mixture will never collapse or crack. The sleep pollen [of the amber lotus] is prized by alchemists for sleep powders and even poisonous sleep salve that can be smeared on a weapon. A dozen amber lotus flowers are required to make enough poison to fill one vial; such a vila contains enough salve to coat one short sword or the equivalent. Some evil mages use the skin of nagpas as parchment for scrolls of certain powerful necromantic spells. [/QUOTE]

Verification