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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Corbert" data-source="post: 2436014" data-attributes="member: 27772">Potion of Any PotionsThis potion will only work properly for a mage or sage who knows of its true power. When drank, this potion will act exactly like any one potion the mage/sage has personal knowledge of how to create.  If the directions/recipe is incomplete, but the mage/sage honestly doesn't know this, then the potion will function normally anyway due to the nature of the creation process of the Potion of Any Potions. If drank by anyone who doesn’t know the nature of the potion, thinks it is a different potion, or knows what it is but has no knowledge of potion creation, then the Potion of Any Potions acts as poison; Fort saving throw DC 19, 1d6 Con, secondary 1d6 Con.This potion is very difficult to Identify because it will give many false readings to a mage trying to Identify it.  When confronted with this, a mage has a percentile chance equal to his Intelligence plus his Wisdom to perhaps remember something from his training about a potion with these qualities.  The spell Analyze Dweomer will work normally.  (Just for flavor DM’s can use the following)The material components needed to create this potion include the frontal lobes of a true psionic creature (such as a psionicist or Mind Flayer), several herbs having to do with change, doppelganger blood, mimic blood, and the entire corpse of a peltast dried and powdered.Also, it would not be unfair to require the creation process to be done in a wild magic zone (natural or artificial), with no other magic or psionic items within 50 feet. Strong Transmutation; CL 15th; Brew potion, Polymorph Any Object; Price 6000 gp, 240 XP</blockquote>

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