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Message: <blockquote data-quote="whatisitgoodfor" data-source="post: 25394" data-attributes="member: 932">Ok, setting aside the fact that DND has little/no relationship with the real world.Since the acid in an acid flask can damage both organics (critters) and inorganics (constructs), I would say that the acid contained within would be Sulfuric Acid. Both Nitric and Hydrochloric have the downside that they won't effectively damage organic molecules. At least not on any kind of 6-second interval. However, since this is all pretty pointless anyway, I will just go ahead and say that acid flasks contain just about any acid you would care to name, all mixed together. With the obvious exception of HF, after all, there is no save vs. Con damage.</blockquote>