
Ravennus |

Does it mean I can then use that one trait whose name I can't remember which makes drinking pots a move/free action on all extracts? That's pretty sweet.
Hahaha, exactly!
Personally, I prefer extracts to have casting time = to the actual spell, but if people want to play the extracts = potions game... then AWESOME!
I'll happily take that trait and guzzle down all my buffs as a move action. :)

Ramza Wyvernjack |

I can't actually see anywhere that extract are trated as potions other than an example reference such as "spells in potion form" or "as if imbibing a potion."
The FAQ kinda supports this when he says that it's a standard action to use, though it might just have been a slip not to me tion that it uses spell time. Does it mean we cast restoration spells or such faster?

Quantum Steve |

Quantum Steve wrote:Accelerated Drinker was addressed in the FAQI love Paizo and Pathfinder, but eventually their list of "exceptions" to their own rule systems is going to be longer than the actual word content of the CRB, lol.
Although Extracts work like potions in many ways, they are not potions. Which is a good thing since, if they were, they would get rather costly for an Alchemist to make. Also, the balance reason for the ruling should go without saying.
Extracts are not spells. It says so right in the description. This means a lot of things. Other than the standard action to drink an Extract; Extracts cannot be drunk defensively; drinking an extract cannot be disrupted by damage; drinking an Extract does not require concentration, meaning they can be drunk while Raging, and you don't need to roll a check to drink them while grappled; Extracts cannot be countered; there's probably more that I can't think of at the moment.

LeesusFreak |

This is back with a vengeance with the new Bouncing Bomb Admixture. Someone either doesn't know or doesn't agree with Extracts being a standard.
Viva la revolución!