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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 6008056" data-attributes="member: 19675">The author?  Definitely.  The player?  You'd have to ask.I will say this- a PC Disadvantage the GM does not enforce is not a Disadvantwge.  So if your player isn't concerned about his PC's flaws, it's time to look into the mirror.1) he can only brew his potions if he has the stuff on hand.  Usually- like a D&D mage- he does.  But not always.  At least, not necessarily in large enough amounts so as to be fully functioning until he retrieves his demonic parasite.2) it is clear from the character's story arc that his frailty is not a hypochondritic delusion.  (While his symptoms also resemble those of an addict going through cycles of withdrawals between fixes, Moorcock is pretty clear that the frailty preceeded and was remedied by his alchemical brews.)</blockquote>