Oil of Combustion

Oil of Combustion is a Consumable (Coating). It can be applied to a weapon to give it special properties for ten turns.

'Look, it's perfectly simple. You just coat the person in the oil, like so. Then you strike a match, like s- oh bugger.' - Bufort Iggles, The Unfortunate

Properties

•  Coatings
•  Single Use
•  Rarity: Rare
•  Weight: 0.1 kg / 0.2 lb
•  Price: 30 gp
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  UID

  ALCH_Solution_Oil_Combustion
  
  UUID

  bb750807-895b-468d-81e1-4378797d11ca
  

Effect

 Bonus Action Coat your active weapon with oil.

Condition: Coated in Oil of Combustion

 Coated in Oil of Combustion

Duration: 10 turns

• Coated in flammable oil.
• On a hit, the target is doused in oil for 2 turns. If it takes Fire damage, the oil immolates, dealing 3d6Fire damage in an area around it.

Condition: Oil of Combustion

 Oil of Combustion

Duration: 2 turns

• If the affected entity takes Fire damage, it deals 3d6Fire in AoE: 3 m / 10 ft (Radius) area.

Where to find

• Crafted via Alchemy by combining  Ashes of Mephit Magma (procured from  Heart-Shaped Rock) and any Essence

Notes

• This item cannot be thrown as a Grenade to inflict its effects in an area.
• Condition: Oil of Combustion ends after taking fire damage.
• Weapon attacks inflicting fire damage can apply Oil of Combustion, but don't ignite it in the same attack. They only ignite it if applied by a previous attack. Some examples of how fire damage can be added to weapon attacks include:
  • Searing Smite
  • Infernal Fury
  • Flawed Helldusk Gloves
  • Helldusk Gloves
  • Drakethroat Glaive (can imbue another weapon)
  • Flail of Ages (can imbue main hand melee weapon)
• Weapon attacks inflicting fire damage cannot both ignite previously applied Oil of Combustion, and apply a new one. One always needs one attack (with or without fire damage) to apply it, and another attack (with fire damage) to ignite it; then a third attack can apply it again, and so on.
• As exceptions to the above:^[verify]
  • If a reaction deals fire damage right after the original attack that applied the oil, it ignites it immediately.
  • A weapon attack with fire damage that hits multiple targets could apply oil to one target, then ignite existing oil on another target (applied before by another attack), whose explosion would in turn ignite the oil that was just applied to the first target.
• The name of the ingredient needed for alchemy creation differs from the extract created.