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Dasrak: That is what i thought when i first looked at it, however the process of ingraining the spells in the wizard's mind seems like it would be incredibly mentally draining and thus the 8 hours of rest. where as an alchemist's extracts are difficult to prepare (just like any real drug) however should not need the 8 hours of a wizard because he doesn't have to store the spells in his mind. I agree that under normal circumstances an alchemist should not be able to prepare extracts without rest from the point of view of sleep deprivation, however consider a character that doesn't need to sleep like a living construct or only needs a small amount of sleep like an elf is that rest still required for the ability to create the extracts?
Weirdo: that is what i thought with the whole "refresh like a sorcerer" thing, but i would prefer to use the rules as intended. If i can't find a definite answer in any of the source books/SRD that i'll probably use that idea as the basis for the system i will suggest to my GM. As i said to Dasrak i agree with the idea of needing rest but i am not sure how much is acceptable.
It is possible i am looking to hard for a mechanic that isn't really that important, it's just bugging me that i don't know how my character works.