summary

Alchemists are rather humble compared to Spirit Wolves and Occultists. They cannot perform spells or hexes; they simply create elixirs and potions to heal or poison others.

 

history

 

special abilities

 

Novice

• Healing remedy

Healing critical wounds with a mixture of Moonseed and Moonflower.

• protection elixir

Once a Werewolf has applied the Ocean Clay paste to their body, the minerals will protect them from their natural weaknesses. 

• spellbinding prevention

With the help of the Witch Hazel plant, also known as Winterbloom, it can block a spellbinding when consumed. The name “witch” came from the fact many centuries ago it was discovered to be the only defense against Conjurers, also known as “witches”. However, this potion can only block a spellbinding from a fellow Novice.

 

Acumen

• Healing remedy

Healing critical wounds with a mixture of Moonseed and Moonflower.

• protection elixir

Once a Werewolf has applied the Ocean Clay paste to their body, the minerals will protect them from their natural weaknesses. 

• spellbinding prevention

With the help of the Witch Hazel plant, also known as Winterbloom, it can block a spellbinding when consumed. The name “witch” came from the fact many centuries ago it was discovered to be the only defense against Conjurers, also known as “witches”. However, this potion can only block a spellbinding from an Acumen or Novice.

• neutralizer

The petals from the ashflower are poisonous, however, they counteract many other toxins that are found harmful to a Werewolf. This must be injected with caution, for overdosage of ashflower can cause severe illness and negative symptoms.  

• ghost poison

This elixir must be measured with extreme care, for the poisonous effect of the Blood Blossom could be fatal. However, when diagnosed correctly, the petals of the Blood Blossom will not leave a trace. Once ingested, there is no scent or taste of the poison in the bloodstream. When a Werewolf drinks the blood of a human who has consumed the Blood Blossom, side effects could be lethal. 

• Upstart Sedation

This potion is called the Epaka Tonic and can subdue the Upstart Reaction Phase. The Epaka Tonic is a complex herbal tea comprised of the following herbs and plants:

• Moonseed

• Moonflower

• Blue Ginger

• Winter Clove

• Grey Parsley

• Swamp Ivy

• Ashflower

• Arctic Peppermint

 

Prodigy

• Healing remedy

Healing critical wounds with a mixture of Moonseed and Moonflower.

• protection elixir

Once a Werewolf has applied the Ocean Clay paste to their body, the minerals will protect them from their natural weaknesses. 

• spellbinding prevention

With the help of the Witch Hazel plant, also known as Winterbloom, it can block a spellbinding when consumed. The name “witch” came from the fact many centuries ago it was discovered to be the only defense against Conjurers, also known as “witches”. This potion can block a spellbinding from a Novice, Acumen or Prodigy.

• neutralizer

The petals from the ashflower are poisonous, however, they counteract many other toxins that are found harmful to a Werewolf. This must be injected with caution, for overdosage of ashflower can cause severe illness and negative symptoms.  

• ghost poison

This elixir must be measured with extreme care, for the poisonous effect of the Blood Blossom could be fatal. However, when diagnosed correctly, the petals of the Blood Blossom will not leave a trace. Once ingested, there is no scent or taste of the poison in the bloodstream. When a Werewolf drinks the blood of a human who has ingested the Blood Blossom, side effects could be lethal. 

• Upstart Sedation

This potion is called the Epaka Tonic and can subdue the Upstart Reaction Phase. The Epaka Tonic is a complex herbal tea comprised of the following herbs and plants:

• Moonseed

• Moonflower

• Blue Ginger

• Winter Clove

• Grey Parsley

• Swamp Ivy

• Ashflower

• Arctic Peppermint

• hysteria potion

Jinsonweed, also called the Devil's Snare, is a toxic poison is often used to counteract the withdrawal symptoms of Ekeret. The potion can cause increased euphoria and hallucinations. However, an overdose on Jinsonweed can cause negative symptoms and could be fatal.

• hallucinogenic poison

Deadly Nightshade can be used as a toxic Werewolf poison. This causes hallucinations, fatigue, many other harmful symptoms - including death. The remedy is a rather complex potion. The remedy is a herbal tea comprised of the following herbs and plants - some of which are poisonous as well:

• Moonseed

• Moonflower

• Hempus Extract

• Demon Pepper

• Dragon Leaf

• Blood Blossom

• Ashflower

• Oleander

• deterioration

Hemlock is a Werewolf poison that causes a Werewolf's enhanced abilities to decay. This can result in the Werewolf being paralyzed after large quantities.

• spellbinding detection

An Alchemist will have to prepare the Werewolf before consumption of the poisonous plant known as Oleander. They will first have to sage the Werewolf and cleanse their entire body with a complex herbal concoction. The staple of the potion is Oleander and it must be both ingested and applied externally. Finally, if the Werewolf vomits and breaks out in a nasty rash, they have been spellbound. 

• werewolvism suppressant

A potion made from the poisonous herb known as White Snakeroot has the ability to suppress the Werewolvism trait. This prevents Transformation or any indications of Werewolvism.

• Ekeret elixir