Hey, /tg/, how strong are potions and poisons in your games?

>>51447770
Many of the "poisons" in my games are just secretions extracted from toxic creatures. So basically anything from localized numbing to the ability to completely paralyze a dragon. You just need to find the right creature. Potions are much the same, just various mixes of plants, minerals and fungi.

>>51447770
All potions are different for instance.
>Tears of angels + ashes of saints = immune to unholy. permanently.
>Blessed potion = numbness.

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>>51447770
Too strong for you.

>>51447770
I go full mystical qigong medic with it.

Potion brewing, herbalism, poison making are all subsets of alchemy.
An individual with basic training may only make a minor healing potion (4 Hp) with sidefect that prevent the user from drinking more than one per day.
Meanwhile a pinacle alchemist can ressurect the recently dead with the right ingridients on hand.

>>51450570
kys

>>51447770
Since its a rougelike inspired OSR, all-powerful in their description. An Acid Potion permanently makes you lose 5x HP every turn (x = # of turns since effect started). Even if you throw it into the mouth of a dragon while it's consuming something.