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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bauglir" data-source="post: 905105" data-attributes="member: 6982">IMO no the dragon does not get the effects of the potions, because they are attended objects.  If you were to allow this then you would be opening up a whole can of worms.Why for example, can't the player make one of those multi-potion bottles?  More liquid?  OK then fair enough - since amount of liquid is important vs character size then halflings and gnomes must take full-round actions to drink a potion, for consistency.  And what if the player is a large creature? (a half-ogre for example) - can they then swig multiple potions at once?Then we get around to the other problems - if I fireball an archer and he takes damage, it makes sense that his bow will be incinerated (or at least the string), his armour may melt, any potions he's carrying will probably explode, scrolls are history, and so is a spellbook if he has one.  But of course, none of this happens because they are attended objects and enjoys special protection as such..And all that is just the juicy worms at the top of the can.</blockquote>