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Magic is unnecessary to create alchemical items, but arcane ingredients are required. These items are rare and expensive, so alchemists commonly have adventuring backgrounds. Applying an alchemical substance or administering an alchemical item is a standard action. Imbibing an alchemical substance or drawing an alchemical item out of your pack is a minor action.

Using Alchemy

The process of creating alchemical items is similar to the process of casting rituals (see Chapter 10 of the Player’s Handbook). As with casting rituals, a character using alchemy must first take a special feat that allows them to understand and use alchemical formulas.

Alchemist

Heroic Tier

Benefit: You can make alchemical items of your level or lower. You must have the correct formula and an appropriate skill.

Special: If you receive the Ritual Caster feat as a class feature, you can take the Alchemist feat instead.

Gaining and Using

Alchemical Formulas

Alchemical formulas are like rituals; they are usually written down in a book or on a scroll. Unlike rituals, though, formulas are nonmagical and recorded with normal materials. As a result, alchemical formulas are generally less expensive than rituals. They also cannot be performed from a scroll like rituals. A character wishing to use a formula must buy the formula and learn it or else pay someone to teach it to him or her (the same market price).

Alchemical formulas have a cost and creation time that the character creating an alchemical item must spend. The components used in alchemical formulas are the same as those used for rituals (PH 300).

Magic is unnecessary to create alchemical items, but arcane ingredients are required. These items are rare and expensive, so alchemists commonly have adventuring backgrounds. Applying an alchemical substance or administering an alchemical item is a standard action. Imbibing an alchemical substance or drawing an alchemical item out of your pack is a minor action.

Using Alchemy

The process of creating alchemical items is similar to the process of casting rituals (see Chapter 10 of the Player’s Handbook). As with casting rituals, a character using alchemy must first take a special feat that allows them to understand and use alchemical formulas.

Alchemist

Heroic Tier

Benefit: You can make alchemical items of your level or lower. You must have the correct formula and an appropriate skill.

Special: If you receive the Ritual Caster feat as a class feature, you can take the Alchemist feat instead.

Gaining and Using

Alchemical Formulas

Alchemical formulas are like rituals; they are usually written down in a book or on a scroll. Unlike rituals, though, formulas are nonmagical and recorded with normal materials. As a result, alchemical formulas are generally less expensive than rituals. They also cannot be performed from a scroll like rituals. A character wishing to use a formula must buy the formula and learn it or else pay someone to teach it to him or her (the same market price).

Alchemical formulas have a cost and creation time that the character creating an alchemical item must spend. The components used in alchemical formulas are the same as those used for rituals (PH 300).

Category

Each alchemical formula has a category that defines the type of item it creates.

Oil: Oils are applied to items (typically weapons), granting them temporary properties or powers.

Volatile: An item of this type explodes or expands when shattered or broken, often dealing damage by the creation of a specific type of energy, such as acid, cold, fire, or lightning.

Curative: These items aid in healing or in overcoming adverse and debilitating effects.

Poison: A poison is a toxin that hampers or harms a creature.

Other: Some items create miscellaneous effects that don’t fall into the other alchemical categories.

Modifications

Some alchemical items can be modified to change some aspect of the item’s function, such as turning an item that is normally thrown into ammunition. Changing an item’s function typically increases the item’s level and cost.

Consumable

Like potions and elixirs, alchemical items are consumable items. They contain one-time powers that are expended when you use them, rendering the items inert or destroying them.

Level: 2
Category: Creation
Time: 10 minutes
Duration: 24 hours
Component Cost: See primal element below
Market Price: 100 gp
Key Skill: Arcana or Nature (no check)
You infuse primal energy into a small container of earth, air, or blood. The component cost is based on the level of the primal element you create, which can be up to your level. A primal element sheds light as a candle.

Primal Element Level 2
Creatures not of this world suffer the sting of this primal essence.

Lvl 2      25
Lvl 7    100
Lvl 12  500
Lvl 17  2600
Lvl 22  13000
Lvl 27  65000

Aichemical Item
Power (Consumable): Standard Action. Make the following attack against an aberrant, an elemental, a fey, an immortal, or an undead creature: Ranged 3/6; +5 vs. Reflex; 1 d8 damage, and the target doesn’t benefit from resistances until the end of your next turn.
Level 7: +1 0 vs. Reflex; 1 d8 damage.
Level 12: +1 5 vs. Reflex; 2d8 damage.
Level 17: +20 vs. Reflex; 2d8 damage.
Level 22: +25 vs. Reflex; 3d8 damage.
Level 27: +30 vs. Reflex; 3d8 damage.