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Some [[player]]s take an [[ice box]] filled with potions of booze when ascending, in preparation for the [[Demigod bar]]. | Some [[player]]s take an [[ice box]] filled with potions of booze when ascending, in preparation for the [[Demigod bar]]. | ||
| − | Quaffing a potion of booze does not violate foodless conduct. [[Foodless]] players often | + | Quaffing a potion of booze does not violate foodless conduct. [[Foodless]] players often hoard potions of booze, or [[Alchemy#Multiple_step_recipes|alchemize them along the path]] |
junk >> water >> sickness >> fruit juice >> booze >> blessed booze. | junk >> water >> sickness >> fruit juice >> booze >> blessed booze. | ||
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A non-blessed potion of booze will make you confused for 3d8 turns. ("Ooph! This tastes like liquid fire!") It will also provide some nutrition and abuse your wisdom. (10 nutrition if cursed, 20 if uncursed, 30 if blessed, regardless of dilution.) If the potion is cursed, it will make you pass out for up to 15 turns. If the potion is not diluted, it will also heal 1hp. A blessed potion of booze will not cause confusion.[1]
Potions of booze are sometimes used in conjunction with the Scroll of gold detection on the Elemental planes to detect magical portals, but note that this is only useful with uncursed potions, since the desired effect is confusion.
Samurai will see this as a potion of sake.[2]
Dipping an amethyst into a potion of booze will turn the potion into a potion of fruit juice.[3]
Some players take an ice box filled with potions of booze when ascending, in preparation for the Demigod bar.
Quaffing a potion of booze does not violate foodless conduct. Foodless players often hoard potions of booze, or alchemize them along the path
junk >> water >> sickness >> fruit juice >> booze >> blessed booze.
Foodless runs supplemented by potions of booze are not recommended in real life. In medieval Europe, the craft of beer brewing was greatly advanced by monks who had to survive long fasting periods.
