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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 6646734" data-attributes="member: 20323">Haha, yeah just say NO to edition warring.I have a very DM-player collaborative style, so I normally am not too worries about pinning down things with exact language. Sometimes that can be a problem! Basically, alchemy has built in limits to prevent abuse: You need an hour to prepare witcher potions, you need to spend gold or monster parts, and you can only consume a number of potions up to Constitution modifier before needing a short rest.So *how frequently* a witcher PC could use their potions would depend on the pacing of the adventure, wouldn't it?The only scenario a DM would want to avoid (or change the way Witcher Alchemy works if this is a common situation in their games) is where the party has multiple encounters during a day with a short rest in between most encounters.Done! I put a link to the Google Drive PDF in my sig. Let me know if it doesn't work?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 6646734, member: 20323"] Haha, yeah just say NO to edition warring. I have a very DM-player collaborative style, so I normally am not too worries about pinning down things with exact language. Sometimes that can be a problem! Basically, alchemy has built in limits to prevent abuse: You need an hour to prepare witcher potions, you need to spend gold or monster parts, and you can only consume a number of potions up to Constitution modifier before needing a short rest. So *how frequently* a witcher PC could use their potions would depend on the pacing of the adventure, wouldn't it? The only scenario a DM would want to avoid (or change the way Witcher Alchemy works if this is a common situation in their games) is where the party has multiple encounters during a day with a short rest in between most encounters. Done! I put a link to the Google Drive PDF in my sig. Let me know if it doesn't work? [/QUOTE]

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