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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eenlikebean" data-source="post: 2160656" data-attributes="member: 30413">Then again, there's always the cheap, temporary option of getting your cleric to bless a few bottles of water for you next time you take a long break in-game. Almost free (assuming your DM is as nice as mine is about "reasonable material components". The amount of silver they have to use to purify a bottle of water could kill tons of undead on its own. That's what the actual blessing is supposed to be for.) and as good as acid or anything like that. Buying some oil and a torch is also a good alternative to the Alchemist's Fire idea. Oil is much cheaper, and you shouldn't have too much trouble getting your hands on a little fire during a fight. (lacking a torch, look around your fighting environment. There's always a brazier or something inthe dark places. Or you could pour some oil on a club and use THAT as a torch)Then again, that's just my character. I love to bodge together good weapons out of seemingly random crap and throw everything from the environment at my enemies. (Improvised Weapon Proficiency is fun! I think the best one I've ever used was a Lich's Phylactery. Didn't know that's what it was at the time, but it sure hurt like hell when it hit.)</blockquote>