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xaeyruudh
Master of Realmslore

USA
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Posted - 16 Sep 2013 :  17:53:34  Show Profile  Visit xaeyruudh's Homepage Send xaeyruudh a Private Message  Reply with Quote  Delete Topic
I'm just looking for a simple list of magical items (just oils or are there others?) and which pages they appeared on. I don't need the descriptions or anything else; I'm just indexing, and I can't find this issue anywhere.

Thank you for your time; I'll be happy to return the favor if I can.

George Krashos
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Posted - 17 Sep 2013 :  01:03:33  Show Profile Send George Krashos a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I had it a long time ago but after photocopying all the FR content, all my issues were sacrificed for space. Sorry!

-- George Krashos

"Because only we, contrary to the barbarians, never count the enemy in battle." -- Aeschylus
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Therise
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Posted - 17 Sep 2013 :  03:20:56  Show Profile Send Therise a Private Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by xaeyruudh

I'm just looking for a simple list of magical items (just oils or are there others?) and which pages they appeared on. I don't need the descriptions or anything else; I'm just indexing, and I can't find this issue anywhere.

Thank you for your time; I'll be happy to return the favor if I can.


I have issue 65. There's an interesting tavern for Raven's Bluff on page 6, and a large number of unusual potions starting on page 12. Do you need a list of each potion?

Female, 40-year DM of a homebrew-evolved 1E Realms, including a few added tidbits of 2E and 3E lore; played originally in AD&D, then in Rolemaster. Be a DM for your kids and grandkids, gaming is excellent for families!
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xaeyruudh
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Posted - 17 Sep 2013 :  06:40:03  Show Profile  Visit xaeyruudh's Homepage Send xaeyruudh a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Hm. No need to type them all out if it's a long list. I have the 4 volume Encyclopedia Magica but I've been noticing what seems to me like a lot of typographical errors so I was thinking of checking them against the original source. Not a high priority, though; there's plenty of other stuff to occupy myself with.

Thank you both for the replies!
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Therise
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Posted - 17 Sep 2013 :  20:41:44  Show Profile Send Therise a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I don't mind really, lazy day here today and I type pretty fast. Okay, here goes:

Polyhedron #65, "Oceans of Potions" article. These were apparently the good (winning?) submissions for a potion contest they offered earlier.

Pages 10-11 are randomized tables of the below potions, in d20-style. The tables also note XP value and gp cost if the potion is to be sold (AD&D edition).

Page 12
Absorption
Advanced Meditiation
Aging
All-purpose healing
Alternate profession
Anti-magic
Archmagedom
Blindness
Bouncing
Bubbles
Chameleon Power
Childishness
Clarity
Clay
Clean and Dry
Cold Resistance
Confusion
Contact Disruption
Corrosive Touch
Craftsmanship

Page 13
Creation
Danger Detection
Dark Draft of the Voodoo Masters
Deafness
Deftness

Page 14
Digestion
Digging
Disenchantment
Dragon Armor
Dragon Breath
Drunkenness
Dwarfswater
Enchantment
Essence Transference
Eternal Slumber
Fire Vulnerability
Fluidness
Forewarning
Forgetfulness
Foul Water
Fresh Air
Fright
Fur Growth
Genius
Ghostliness

Page 15
Gluttony
Golden Silence
Good Humor
Gray Slumber
Greensprouting
Heroic Action
Horn of Plenty
lmmiscibility, protection from
Immunity
Inner Strength
Infravision
Insulation
Iron Handedness
Kanzaz
Kindness
Language Learning
Lethargy
Life Stealing
Life Suspension
Lightning Form
Luck

Page 16
Luminescence
Lycanthropy
Mage Wine
Magic Blocking
Magic Enhancement
Magic Peas
Magic Resistance
Magic Shielding
Magnetism
Magnification
Metal Immunity

Page 17
Midas Touch
Mind Focusing
Mirage
Mirror Eyes
Monster Creation
Nodozze
Noxious Resistance
Open Mind
Opposite Alignment
Pestilence
Petrification
Photosynthesis
Physical Enhancement
Power
Pseudo Treant
Psionic Ability
Psychotic Killer
Rage
Rainbow Bridge

Page 18
Recall
Reflection
Rejuvenation
Rest
Resuscitation
Reverse Ventriloquism
Revivification
Safe Consumption
Sanity
Scent Neutralization
Scrying
Sensory Enhancement
Shadow
Sharp Eyes
Singing
Sleep Bestowing
Sleepy Breath
Snake Crawling
Sobriety
Soul-chilling

Page 19
Spell Jamming
Stoneform
Sunlight Resistance
Superior Healing
Sustenance
Teleportation
Thinness
Toad Skin
Tongues
Tragic Heroism
Truth
Ugliness
Undead
Underground Awareness
Useful Appendages
Vampirism
Venom
Visions

Page 20
Vulnerability
Water of Obscurement
Weakness
Wizardry
Worm Calling
Zorbo Fingers
Oil of Animation
Oil of Armor
Oil of Buoyancy
Oil of Dexterity
Oil of the Dryad
Oil of Elasticity
Oil of the Feasts
Oil of Hair Replacement
Oil of Immovability
Oil of Lightning
Oil of Lightning Bolts
Oil of Lorn
Oil of Metal Fatigue
Oil of Phosphorous

Page 21 (last page of potions article)
Oil of Preservation
Oil of Rust-Proofing
Oil of Scents
Oil of Scribes
Oil of Scrying
Oil of Unlocking

Then there's a long list of credits for who offered each potion or oil for the contest. Let me know if you need additional info. Some of the potions remind me of a DM we had a long, long time ago who liked to put wizard~alchemist laboratories into dungeons we'd explore. Why on earth (or at the time, Greyhawk) we ever decided that taste-testing random magical fluids was a good idea, I still don't know, lol!).



Female, 40-year DM of a homebrew-evolved 1E Realms, including a few added tidbits of 2E and 3E lore; played originally in AD&D, then in Rolemaster. Be a DM for your kids and grandkids, gaming is excellent for families!

Edited by - Therise on 17 Sep 2013 20:47:17
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xaeyruudh
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USA
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Posted - 17 Sep 2013 :  21:18:58  Show Profile  Visit xaeyruudh's Homepage Send xaeyruudh a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Thankya very much! That's all I need.

And yea I remember the taste-testing thing too... crazy! Somehow there was always enough for a full effect after (sometimes several) tastes were taken.
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smerwin29
Acolyte

USA
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Posted - 19 Sep 2013 :  12:40:40  Show Profile Send smerwin29 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I remember that contest. I submitted 2 potions, but only 1 made it. Thanks for the memory!
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Therise
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Posted - 19 Sep 2013 :  13:58:00  Show Profile Send Therise a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I loved little gems like these articles. Shawn, out of curiosity, what was your other submitted potion? It lists you in the credits for the "Resuscitation" potion.

DM: So, the door opens and you see a magnificent wizard's laboratory. It's filled with alchemical equipment and shelf after shelf of interesting-looking potions and oils. Some of them swirl with vibrant color, others have fizzy bubbles, and some have rather pungent but alluring aromas. Do you want to try any of them? Just a 'lil taste?

Player: You mean... sampling random potions that could kill us instantly or turn us into goop or jelly?

DM: It's probably the best way to determine what each potion does, just a drop on the tongue. *eyes glitter with evil anticipation*

Player: But I, that's just... yes, yes I do.





Female, 40-year DM of a homebrew-evolved 1E Realms, including a few added tidbits of 2E and 3E lore; played originally in AD&D, then in Rolemaster. Be a DM for your kids and grandkids, gaming is excellent for families!
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smerwin29
Acolyte

USA
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Posted - 25 Sep 2013 :  20:08:46  Show Profile Send smerwin29 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I submitted a potion of hypersensitivity as well. It's been a long time and a lot of lost brain cells, but I think it gave bonuses to any check involving the senses (finding traps, listening at door, or finding secret doors, for example) but while under its influence the imbiber automatically failed saves against attacks that assaulted the senses (like a harpy's song).
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