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    There are six strengths of potions - lesser, common, adequate, quality, exquisite, and perfect - with each having greater effects, area of effect, value, and required potion making level. A character's potion making level is determined by their class levels in certain classes and proficiency with an artisan's kit. Higher potion strengths take longer to brew and have higher DC checks to create.

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    There are six strengths of potions - lesser, common, adequate, quality, exquisite, and perfect - with each having greater effects, area of effect, value, and required potion making level. A character's potion making level is determined by their class levels in certain classes and proficiency with an artisan's kit. Higher potion strengths take longer to brew and have higher DC checks to create.

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    There are six strengths of potions - lesser, common, adequate, quality, exquisite, and perfect - with each having greater effects, area of effect, value, and required potion making level. A character's potion making level is determined by their class levels in certain classes and proficiency with an artisan's kit. Higher potion strengths take longer to brew and have higher DC checks to create.

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    There are six different strengths of potion a player can make: lesser, common, adequate,

    quality, exquisite, and perfect; with each being more potent in effect and more valuable in a
    purely monetary sense.

    Approximate effects of potions

    Strength Duration Area of Effect Value (GP)

    Lesser 1d6 30 sec 20ft 200

    Common 1d6+2 2 min 40ft 400

    Adequate 1d8+2 5 min 60ft 800

    Quality 2d8+2 10 min 100ft 1,500

    Exquisite 3d8+3 15 min 150ft 5,000

    Perfect 6d8+6 30 min 300ft 20,000

    Anyone can attempt to make a lesser potion but you must have the required potion making level
    to make better potions.

    Required potion making level

    Lesser 0

    Common 1

    Adequate 5

    Quality 10

    Exquisite 15

    Perfect 20
    Your potion making level is equal to:

    Your class levels of Cleric and Druid; plus,


    A half of your class levels, rounded down, from Paladin, Ranger, Rouge, and Sorcerer;
    plus,
    A quarter of your class levels, rounded down, from Monk, Warlock, and Wizard; plus,
    Your proficiency bonus if you are proficient with Alchemist's supplies, Herbalism kit, or
    Poisoner's kit

    Each potion strength takes consecutively longer to brew and requires a higher base DC check,
    your DM may increase these depending on what you are brewing.

    Brew time DC check

    Lesser 8 hours 18 or 12 with 1+ potion


    making levels

    Common 1 day 15

    Adequate 1 week 20

    Quality 2 weeks 25

    Exquisite 1 month 30

    Perfect 3 months 40

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