After ingesting the potion, the character feels their muscles harden and their senses sharpen. The number of dice rolled by the player is doubled. The potion lasts for 2D6 minutes. The user also ignores all penalties due to exhaustion or wounds and receives temporary armor protection of 2 against normal damage (2xR) physical damage (this is added to existing armor).

Heals 1d3 wounds when applied. Contains 3 applications.

A vial filles with the venom of a flying snake.

When successfully applied with first aid and a bandage, the bandage heals 1D3 wounds additionally.

Restores 2 arcana when used. Contains 3 applications.

When used, the character receives 1D3 boost.

This tincture is often falsely sold as a healing potion. When used, the potion restores a wound.

This secretion is extracted from the bones of dead Kinstarchel. When mixed with a potion, it is capable of causing the potion to explode when thrown. A vial or carafe of the potion thrown has the effect of ingesting the potion within a radius of 1D3 metres. The same applies to poisons.

A sleeping potion that lulls the user into a peaceful, gentle sleep.

The potion puts the user into a deep, restful sleep. It is considered by magicians to be a true miracle cure for completely reversing the physical effects of a night of heavy drinking.

This brew forces the body into a deep, 24-hour state of suspended animation that ignores attacks and grants miraculous healing.

The player adds a D6 to their dice pool for a duration of 1D6 minutes. This applies to all attribute, skill, combat, magic, knowledge rolls, etc.

The player adds 2D6 to their dice pool for 2D6 minutes.

The throw net can be thrown in combat to catch the opponent in the net.

A pouch, usually made of linen, which may be worn around the body. The inside consists of compartments for bottles or cups.

A glass vial

The cloth bag can be used to store or transport items in it.

A comfortable to wear leather satchel that can store items.

Your documents are safe in this! A leather, waterproof case to store parchments or documents.

A canvas sack, large enough to carry many items.

In this basket you can transport objects or other items.

A pack saddle for use on a horse.

A 10l bucket.

A glass bottle that can be filled with anything.

This barrel can be filled with 20l of liquid.

A simple pulley block. One rope is needed for operation. The pulley block can lift 100kg.

On this slate you can write, and you can always wipe away what you have written.

Gordon Freeman knows how to use it

A broom. You can sweep with him.

A robust, lockable wooden box or some form of a suitcase, filled with the most essential, shatterproof tools: A small mortar, Sampling Spoons made of horn, sealable Leather Pouches for powders, and a few small, wax-sealed Glass Flasks.

A sinker to estimate about the depth of something.

A compasss can be used for navigation or geometric tasks.

A small weaving frame to be able to make woven fabrics on the trip.

A quill for writing

Use this brush to paint on a canvas.

A securely sealed inkwell containing ink for a quill or goose quill.

Charcoal pencils can be used to write on parchment or paper.

A sheet of parchment to write on

Additional devices to the usual alchemists tools: A small Retort (for dry distillation), a sand bath, an iron Frying Pan for heating, as well as small Vials and Clay Bowls for storing the finished essences.

This tether rope is suitable for tying tight knots.

HourglassThe hourglass can be used to estimate the time accurately.

The abacus is a simple calculating machine. When it is used, all mechanical rolls are easy.

A small iron kettle

If a lockpick is used with the knowledge "lock picking", an easy roll is made instead of a normal roll.

A pipe for smoking tobacco or the like.

A set comprising an Alembic (distillation flask with helm and receiver), fireproof ceramic crucibles, a set of Mortar and Pestle (made of stone or brass), Bellows for the flame, and basic Filter Cloths and parchment for note-taking.

Assortment of simple Nails

One candle. Burns for about 8 hours.

The pitch torch burns for about 8 hours and produces a pleasant, large-scale light.

The oil lamp spreads a pleasant light over a large area, and is not as susceptible to wind as a torch.

The storm lantern is particularly resistant to wind and weather. It spreads a pleasant light.

All perception rolls made using the telescope are simple samples.

A container full of lamp oil to refill storm lanterns or oil lamps.

This hammock can be spanned to provide a comfortable place to sleep.

A large 4-person tent. It takes a little effort to set up, but provides space and shelter for 4-5 people.

A throwing hook, intended to be thrown where it can hook. Ideally, it is used together with a rope tied to it.

A 1 liter leather bag to carry water.

With this net you can fish well.

A simple fishing equipment.

Convenient to reach belt pouches. About 4 of them can be attached to a belt.

This pair of snowshoes can be used to walk on snow comfortably and quickly.

Dried meat is meat that has been preserved by air drying and can be produced from raw or heated meat or meat products.

A climbing hook can be attached to fix ropes in it. To hammer it into the rock you can use a hammer.

A magnifying glass that can be used to light a fire, among other things.

This rope is made to tie a lasso to capture animals.

A tinder box. With the contents you can easily light a fire.

The skinned fur of an adult hyena.

A way to start a fire. A little exhausting, but a very safe method.

When the rope ladder is folded, it is easy to store. Unrolled, it provides a spontaneous ladder over 8 meters hight.

Best long bottom leaf, coarse cut, full-bodied.

A bottle of fine wine.

Cold, cool, delicious! A fresh beer, lad, delicious. It must be cold, lad!

Dried meat, nutritious and long-lasting

A stew made from various ingredients, anything the cook could find. It may be a bit heavy to carry, but the stew certainly contains a lot of nutritious ingredients.

Beet schnapps is a typical product of human farmland in the more temperate zones of Tirakan, especially in the western and central kingdoms of the humans.

This small, yellow-green bean is a truly wonderful food.

In cultivated regions, honey is produced by hard-working beekeepers, who often set up their hives near herb gardens.

The simple single carriage is a small vehicle pulled by a horse.

The carriage is pulled by two horses and has an optional canvas cover.

A large, heavy carriage with a wooden top or canvas cover. It is pulled by four horses.

The racing carriage is particularly streamlined.

A well-crafted chariot provides protection from attackers and allows you to make tight turns.

The dog sled is pulled by 8-10 dogs and can be optionally equipped with tires to drive on solid ground.

The ox cart is pulled by two oxen. A very slow but reliable form of transport.

A covered wagon pulled by two horses. The cover provides protection from most weather conditions.

The wooden body on this box wagon protects against wind, weather and burglars. The vehicle is pulled by a horse.

The canoe can be used to cross water. However, it is not seaworthy.

A rowboat complete with oars.

High quality horse feed, one dose is enough for about a week

High quality pet food. One serving lasts about a week.

A padded ring used to harness oxen.

A saddle with pockets.

Collar and leash for a dog. Or the partner in life.

A book of a student from the academy. There are awkwardly drawn recurring alchemical symbols for blood.

A silver ring

Can also serve as a simple lockpick and stabbing tool.

Holy Symbol of Ravenkind

A golden ring.

A simple, small hand mirror

A portable sundial.

This document declares the bearer a citizen of Toran, and opens up to him all the rights and duties of Toran citizenship.

+1 Logic

Either you can, or you can't.

Claw of a Sethlarn on a leather thong It exudes an enormous magical power.

A bound, historical edition of the Bible.

A simple cloth doll.

Gives 1x daily opportunity 3d6 which can be used either as bonus dice for rest or to restore arcana (at 5 as success).

Glasses, hopefully matched to your prescription.

A golden monocle, which can be used in front of one eye for the purpose of good vision.

The moonthorn berry is a gift from the deepest night. It grows as a ground-covering shrub whose delicate tendrils and deep green leaves are protected by striking, short thorns.

In Tiraka, silver shavings are usually obtained as a by-product in forges or during the manufacture of jewelry.

Nettles have a draining and anti-inflammatory effect. A tea made from the leaves of nettle provides relief from rheumatism and gout.

It is fat. Of plant or animal origin. It is used for frying, refining food, or lubricating.

A smooth, oval-shaped amber with a warm golden hue. Its polished surface is slightly transparent and reflects light in a fascinating way. The hand-sized stone looks like a natural talisman due to its curved shape.

A vial filled with blood of a troll.

This medicinal plant from the Middle Ages is no longer widely used in modern times. Its application improves digestion, and it is believed to have a preventive effect against colon cancer.

Tirakan moss, often called “shadow flora” or “shadow velvet” by mountain peoples, usually grows near mountain wyvern colonies. It can be found in rock crevices and small caves. It is said that it may purify air in narrow caves.

The plant is used for indigestion, loss of appetite and digestive weakness, and is said to protect against the plague.

Bile is a highly viscous, bright golden yellow to poison green liquid stored in the gallbladder of mountain wyverns.

If one is careful, butterfly dragons can be milked. They secrete a very strange secretion, which immediately makes the person who consumes it fall into a sleep with fascinating dreams.

Cowslip was known in the as a fertility and protective medicine. Today, the root tea helps against colds. Sage and fennel enhance the effect.

Valerian helps with insomnia and restlessness. Hops and lemon balm increase the effect of valerian and improve the taste.

The fang of a troll

A small stone. Usable as sling bullet.

The blubber, the fatty tissue under the skin, is the reason why these majestic animals are hunted. It is no ordinary fat, but a storehouse of magical energy.

Comfrey stimulates blood circulation, bruises, hematomas and sprains disappear faster. Comfrey accelerates the regeneration of cells.

Bones of a deceased Kinstarchel. An explosive secretion can be extracted from the marrow of the bones.

In the eleventh century, lavender was settled by monks in central europe. In medicine, lavender was said to be effective for insect bites and burns. A lavender tea helps with colds and headaches.

The protective blood of the tree. When the rough bark of a pine tree is damaged, whether by the bite of a wild animal or the clumsy axe of a lumberjack, this tough, golden-yellow liquid oozes out.

The river nymph is an extremely shy creature, which, according to rumors in alchemical circles, no mortal being in Tirakan has ever truly seen. The only tangible proof of its existence are its scales.

Arnica is used for inflammation, wounds, to stimulate circulation and as an abortifacient. The flowers are used as an ointment, as a tea or as a tincture.

The pointed, narrow leaves of ribwort plantain are used as a syrup or also as a tea for colds. Ribwort can also be crushed and ground and applied to wounds or insect bites, where it has a cooling effect. The plant is also used for diarrhea.

The sunblossom is the epitome of constancy. With its strong, rough stem and proud, golden-yellow crown of petals, it tirelessly follows the course of the sun's chariot across the firmament of Tiraka.

Mostly extracted from the veins of flying lizards domesticated by the O'Gru. It is no different from the blood of specimens living in the wild.

A tough plant that thrives exclusively in the northern steppes and the coldest regions of the Tirakan Mountains.

Yarrow is used for its hemostatic effect. The flowers and the leaves contain tannins, bitter and mineral substances. The essential oil of the plant has anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effect.

A mugwort plant. The tops of the sprout are used to revive the digestion.

A small piece of unprocessed gold, about 5 grams.

In the laboratories of alchemists and the huts of herbalists, alcohol is rarely stored for pleasure. It is considered a solvent capable of unleashing the essence of plants and minerals.

Cold, clear water.

Tanium is a dark, crystalline element of exceptional hardness. In its raw state, it is often found as deep black veins in ancient rock, mostly in areas with high concentrations of natural magic.

The silver orchid is considered the undisputed and deceptive “queen of southern flora.” It is a botanical marvel that is as beautiful as it is deadly to those who are fooled by its splendor.

Mint is widespread in Tirakan, but among those who study herbal medicine, it is considered an indispensable staple for the mind and body.

The poppy of the dead is cultivated exclusively on the asgoran island of Linya, the plant can be cultivated nowhere else. The plant is a poppy-like flower about twenty fingers high, which is partially colored black.

The claws of a rock troll are not claws in the biological sense, but mineralized growths made of hardened keratin and concentrated ores.

A delicious blend of herbs to flavour food.

Lemon balm has always been used as a medicinal herb in medicine. It is effective against headaches, nervousness, insomnia and gastrointestinal complaints. In addition, an infusion with lemon balm brings relaxation.

In the Middle Ages, celandine was used for skin rashes, impaired vision or jaundice. The alkaloids of the plant have an antispasmodic effect. They help with digestive problems and stimulate the flow of bile.

A vial filled with blood of a harpy.

Bloodweed is a ground-level plant that is particularly striking due to its fleshy, deep red leaves.

Nightslate is no ordinary mineral, but the finely ground essence of ancient, jet-black rock veins.

Thyme has been used for over 4000 years against whooping cough, cough and bronchitis. Its expectorant effect is particularly appreciated.

Chamomile is one of the oldest medicinal plants and was already used in the Middle Ages. The flowers have a healing and soothing effect. Externally, chamomile can be used for inflammation of the gums, skin or mucous membrane. Taken internally, it is effective for gastrointestinal disorders. Rinsing and inhalation are also widely used.

The leaves of salvia have an anti-inflammatory, antiperspirant and astringent effect. A tea or rinses are recommended for sore throats or even sweating.

The root of this medicinal plant is used. This is prepared cold and must infuse for about two hours. Only after infusion, the liquid is strained and then heated. The substances provide protection for the mucous membranes and have an anti-irritant effect. A helpful medicinal plant for gastrointestinal problems and a cough.

A lute (/ljuːt/[1] or /luːt/) is any plucked string instrument with a neck and a deep round back enclosing a hollow cavity, usually with a sound hole or opening in the body. It may be either fretted or unfretted.

Dwarf bagpipe. There is enough air in the container to sing while dwarf plays.