This may seem like a silly question but using this feat seems like you can add just about any combination of spells in a healing potion as long as the combined spell level totals don't exceed level 3. With that being said, could a player create a potion of cure moderate wounds and then add cure light wounds in the same potion? Using this particular situation with a fifth level caster, he would essentially have a 1d8+5 and a 2d8+5 healing potion. I could be wrong as I am still learning but would like to know what everyone thinks. Also, if the caster were an Oracle of life with enhanced cures, would this also translate into the healing potion? Therefore, would an Oracle of life that was 9th level be able to create the same potion mentioned above with a result of a 1d8+9 cure light wounds spell and a 2d8+9 cure moderate wounds spell in the same potion using this feat. Any and all opinions would be greatly appreciated. Especially if this exercise seems like a complete waste of time. Thanks
Githsarrin
1. Wrong forum. This is the playtest forum.
2. Adding a cure to a cure potion should work. But it's probably not worth it.
3. Enhanced Cures does not affect potions crafted by the oracle. Also, crafting the potions at caster level 9 would significantly increase their cost. That 9th level cure moderate + cure light potion would cost 1350 gp to craft and heal 3d8+14 hp. For that much gold you can craft three cure serious wound potions, healing 3d8+5 each, and have 225 gp left.
4. If you instead go with their minimum caster level (1 for cure light, 3 for cure medium) you end up with a potion that heals 3d8+4 and costs 350 gp. Cure serious heals 3d8+5 and costs 375 to craft. Very small difference for investing a feat.
Blave,
I’m sorry, I messed up on the correct forum but thank you regarding the question anyway, it’s greatly appreciated. Thanks