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| description = Butterflies in the Stomach is a unique [[Miscellaneous]] that can be consumed like a [[Potion]] for a harmful effect. Despite working like a potion, it's effect can't be forced onto another with the [[Throw]] action. | | description = '''Butterflies in the Stomach''' is a unique [[Miscellaneous]] that can be consumed like a [[Potion]] for a harmful effect. Despite working like a potion, it's effect can't be forced onto another with the [[Throw]] action. | ||
| quote = ''A traditional brew of ergot and nutmeg, meant to recapture the fluttering thrill of first love.'' | | quote = ''A traditional brew of ergot and nutmeg, meant to recapture the fluttering thrill of first love.'' | ||
| rarity = common | | rarity = common | ||
Revision as of 06:09, 7 August 2023
Butterflies in the Stomach is a unique Miscellaneous that can be consumed like a Potion for a harmful effect. Despite working like a potion, it's effect can't be forced onto another with the Throw action.
A traditional brew of ergot and nutmeg, meant to recapture the fluttering thrill of first love.
Properties
Miscellaneous Items
Single Use
Rarity: Common
Weight: 0.04 kg / 0.08 lb
Price: 1 gp
Effect
Consume this potion causes the Haemorrhaged condition.
1d6 (1~6) 
Piercing 
Duration: 4 Rounds turns.
Where to find
At the end of the Overgrown Tunnel in the Acrid Workshop. Set on a stone shelf alongside eleven other dangerous potions made by Auntie Ethel
Notes and Trivia
- This potion like item has no beneficial uses even in combat, serving only as background flavor of Auntie Ethel's cruel creations.