Wyvern Toxin

Wyvern Toxin is a Consumable (Coating). It can be applied to a weapon to give it special properties for ten turns or thrown as a Grenade to inflict its effects in an area.

Shifting mercurially within its vial, the toxin holds a promise of swift and delectable death.

Properties

 Coatings
 Single Use
 Rarity: Rare
 Weight: 0.2 kg (0.4 lb)
 Price: 65 gp
  Hit points: 1
 

UID
CONS_Poison_Wyvern

UUID
eca393b0-3f8e-4862-814b-9e236a0d4129

Stats
OBJ_WyvernPoison

Effect

 Bonus Action

Coat your active weapon with Wyvern Toxin.

 Action

 Throw the poison
-  Range: 18 m (60 ft)
- Creates area: Wyvern Poison

Resistances

 Coated in Wyvern Toxin

Duration: 10 turns

Targets take 1d8⁠⁠Poison damage at the end of their next turn, unless they succeed a  DC 15 Constitution Saving Throw.

 Wyvern Poison

Duration: Permanent

 AoE: 1 m (3 ft) Radius

Applies Poisoned.

Type: Surface

Condition: Wyvern Toxin

Sold by  Sister Lidwin in the House of Healing
Given to the player character by  Nettie in the Emerald Grove
In a wooden crate in the Hidden Vault, accessible through Enclave Library, next to Nettie's laboratory
Crafted via Alchemy by combining  Ashes of Wyvern Stinger (procured from  Wyvern Stinger) and any Sublimate.

In Early Access, Wyvern Toxin was called Wyvern Poison and had far more potent effects.
Crafting this item is substantially more expensive than purchasing the toxin directly from a merchant.
When multiple targets are struck at the same time by an AoE attack that uses a weapon coated in this toxin, only a single target can be affected by the toxin at a time.

Due to an incorrect line of code,  Advantage on  Saving Throws against being  Poisoned, such as from  Dwarven Resilience,  Strongheart Resilience and  Protection from Poison, has no effect on the saving throw against being affected by this toxin.
On damaging a target with a weapon coated by this toxin, the description of a hidden technical passive states in the combat log that the affected entity takes half damage if it succeeds a Constitution saving throw. This is not true; on a successful throw, it does not receive the damage-applying condition at all.