For reference:
Eat Anything says Raised with little or no proper food, many goblins have learned to survive by eating whatever they happen across and can digest nearly anything without getting sick. Goblins with this trait gain a +4 on Survival checks to forage for food and a +4 racial bonus on saves versus effects that cause the nauseated or sickened conditions. This racial trait replaces skilled.
I don't really see how Eat Anything helps you with this other than fluff and flavor reasons.
I also don't see anything in the Brew Potion feat or Craft:Alchemy rules that say you can't brew the potion in your stomach assuming you pay the price for the materials and allocate the proper amount of time to do so.
And obviously have the Brew Potion feat, with the Craft:Alchemy skill.
The creator of a potion needs a level working surface and at least a few containers in which to mix liquids, as well as a source of heat to boil the brew.
I think you're gonna be out of luck on this one. But it's too awesome an idea to abandon so easily, so try to convince your GM to design something for this. : D
Addendum: It is also likely to be difficult to imbue the contents of one's stomach with a spell, but admittedly the details of the imbuement process are not explicitly specified.
The creator of a potion needs a level working surface and at least a few containers in which to mix liquids, as well as a source of heat to boil the brew.I think you're gonna be out of luck on this one. But it's too awesome an idea to abandon so easily, so try to convince your GM to design something for this. : D
Addendum: It is also likely to be difficult to imbue the contents of one's stomach with a spell, but admittedly the details of the imbuement process are not explicitly specified.
I think the feat Flame Heart would work. Then there's no reason you couldn't guzzle down the boiling liquid and/or hot stones for the purpose of heating the mixture. The only downside is that the feat requires you to be 5th level. Which might put a damper on things if you are trying to accomplish this earlier.
Well hold on there, I'm talking about craft: alchemy, so creating alchemical fire and the like. Which is a lot simpler than potion creation. I mean, who doesn't want to vomit alchemical cement?The creator of a potion needs a level working surface and at least a few containers in which to mix liquids, as well as a source of heat to boil the brew.I think you're gonna be out of luck on this one. But it's too awesome an idea to abandon so easily, so try to convince your GM to design something for this. : D
Addendum: It is also likely to be difficult to imbue the contents of one's stomach with a spell, but admittedly the details of the imbuement process are not explicitly specified.
Huh, I could have sworn the post said "potions".
Using Craft to create nonmagical items is even less specific when it comes to explicit procedures, but you're expected to use "common sense". I can't really see one manipulating Craft (alchemy) materials once they're in the goblin's belly, so you'd have to do most of the crushing, distillation, mixing/blending (when turbulence matters), and so on outside the body. That might lessen the appeal of the process.
As long as you take the -2 there really isn't a mechanical difference between whether you use your stomach to craft the alchemist fire or whatever you have lying around (absent the extremely rare circumstance when would have the ingredients but nothing else you could use to improvise tools) so the question is really just one of whether the 'fluff' is appropriate or not.
That of course is going to vary from group to group and campaign to campaign, so I don't think anything else anyone writes will be that helpful.
Good luck and happy goblining!
Yeah, that's a thing, but only for bombs. Very gobliny!