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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CapnZapp" data-source="post: 4946131" data-attributes="member: 12731">By the way, I've found that there is something wrong with the Lifeshield and Stormshield Potions. Why would you buy a potion and sacrifice a healing surge to get resistance to a single attack when that resistance is hardly better than the healing surge value you will have at that level?What do you say about the following revision? In short, the resistance is made explicitly equal to your HS value. And if the potion saves you from all damage, you escape any conditions too (because how immunity works).Potion of Lifeshield Level 7+This lemony potion shields you from necrotic energy.Lvl 7 100 gp Lvl 27 65,000 gpLvl 17 2,600 gpPotionPower (Consumable): Minor Action. Drink this potionand spend a healing surge. You do not gain hit points asnormal. Instead, once during this encounter, you can usean immediate interrupt action to gain resist equal to yourhealing surge value necrotic against a single attack. If thiscompletely negates all damage, you're considered to beimmune to the attack.Potion of Stormshield Level 8+Your skin takes on a metallic sheen when you consumethis slate gray, ozone-smelling drink.Lvl 8 125 gp Lvl 28 85,000 gpLvl 18 3,400 gpPotionPower (Consumable): Minor Action. Drink this potionand spend a healing surge. You do not gain hit points asnormal. Instead, once during this encounter, you can usean immediate interrupt action to gain resist equal to yourhealing surge value lightning or resist equal to yourhealing surge value thunder against a single attack. If thiscompletely negates all damage, you're considered to beimmune to the attack.And of course, these potions too are ruled by the level+10 limitation discussed previously.</blockquote>

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