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Leatherbound - A Young Alchemist's Writings
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Chronicle Summary
Eden Greenwill has been toying with the concept of Alchemy and Medicine. this is her aged lather-bound journal, that which she has kept on her for many years. It can be found on her person at nearly any given time, frequently used for referencing.
Chronicle Content
*Near the back pages of the journal*
A few base ingredients. These should be used to easily base more potent solutions and slaves.
Lhinestad - This is one of the most useful ingredients, as I have noticed. It has a potent ability to cure diseases (Those carried most commonly by rats, those that are carried in the water, some foodbourne illnesses, etc). Aside from its general healing properties, it also reduces the urge to vomit, and slows the heart rate slightly.
Negatives of Lhinestad - Beyond its healing nature, it also causes heavy fatigue, and sometimes temporary redness around the eyes and cheeks.
Milkthistle - Used as curative for poisons, Milkthistle is rather simple, and easy to buy/find/use. it slows the heart rate, much like Lhinestad. But unlike Lhinestad, high doses are noted to induce vomiting. It is best used for such things as alcohol poisoning, other food poisoning, ingesting poisonout berries, and mild to moderate spider bites.
Negatives of Milkthistle - The effect of vomiting, is just as much negative as it is positive.
Conhuith - This is a difficult ingredient to work with. it increases your heart rate, causes a certain increase in libido, and cures headaches, backaches, and other dull pains. however, when combined with other salves, it can be used to more quickly heal wounds, and the likes.
Negatives of conhuith - Taken in large doses, it can cause insane spells of hyperactivity. This has its uses, but it's also unhealthy, and addictive.
