Alchemy stuff for FEF3

FIRST: Alchemist classes and promotions
SECOND: Alchemy recipes list

Special: Alchemy
Activated Effect
Allows gathering and combining of ingredients to create various restorative items and effects.
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Trainee base: Priest Trainee

First Class:

ALCHEMIST: People who are not as magically-adept as Priests, or do not belong to any 'holy' religion, often become Alchemists; these sturdy folk brave deep forests and treacherous swamps, using axes and clubs for protection. In these unwelcome, wild places, Alchemists gather their ingredients, both mundane and mystical, from which various everyday medicine will be created, for the use of common folk.

Preferred stats: HP, SPD

Weapon Skill: 1 Axe subcategory (C), 1 Staff subcategory (D), Axes (D), Staves (E)
Starting Weapon: Iron Club or Heal (staff)

Special: Alchemy

Special: Herbal Stash
Passive Effect
Provides special Inventory for alchemical ingredients (Chamomile, Stingweed, Water Lily, Bluecap, Monster Fang, Fang Powder). It cannot be used to carry weapons or items, even items used in alchemy (Vulneraries, for example).

Special: Pathfinder
Passive Effect
Lowers the MOV Cost requirements of Swamps by 1; Any other terrains are not modified by Pathfinder.

Promotes From: Priest Trainee
Promotes To: Warlock, Pharmacist
Items Required: Herbal Sigil (both)

Base Stats:
HP  19  STR  5  MAG  4  SKL  3  CON  7  AID  6
LCK  4  DEF  2  RES  7  SPD  5  MOV  5

Promotion Bonuses:
HP  +2  STR +2  MAG +0  SKL +1  CON +4  AID +4
LCK +0  DEF +2  RES +0  SPD +0  MOV +1
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Promoted Class A:

Warlock: Warlocks, their female counterparts called Witches, are what Alchemist becomes when his reclusive character drives him or her to peruse ancient magics in the calm of countryside. Oft living in forests or on the outskirts of small settlement, these provide common folk with herbal medicine in return for being allowed to settle down and study the old tomes. They're still skilled in melee weapons and magical staves, and the knowledge of dark magic adds to their potential.

Preferred stats: HP, MAG

Weapon Skill: 1 Axe subcategory (B), 1 Dark subcategory (B), 1 Staff subcategory (C), Axes (C), Dark (C), Staves (D)

Special: Alchemy

Special: Cursed Weapon: Melee weapon equipped by Warlock/Witch gains 'Ailment on Hit', where the Ailment is based on type of Ailment Staff the Warlock/Witch is carrying (he/she can choose if multiple Ailment staves are present). If no Ailment staff is present in the inventory, weapon gains '-5 Hit/Eva on hit'.

Promotes From: Alchemist
Items Required: Herbal Sigil

Promotion Bonuses:
HP  +3  STR +1  MAG +3  SKL +2  CON +3  AID +3
LCK +0  DEF +0  RES +2  SPD +1  MOV +1
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Promoted Class B:

PHARMACIST: Given enough time, successful Alchemists gain enough fame and wealth, allowing them to settle down and open apothecaries; such Pharmacists are treasured by the citizenry as being short of miracle-workers. Traveling Pharmacists gain quite a reputation, too; songs and tales of bards mention traveling doctors that, with only their alchemical skills and wisdom, manage to cure whole villages from plague and disease.

Preferred stats: HP, SPD

Weapon Skill: 1 Axe subcategory (A), 1 Staff subcategory (A), Axes (C), Staves (C)

Special: Alchemy

Special: Walking Apothecary
Passive Effect
All Vulneraries and Concoctions used by Pharmacist restore 5HP more than usual and also remove Poison; KO'd allies are revived with 10 and 20HP, respectively. Also, Elixirs used by a Pharmacist restore all Ailments; revived allies recover 3/4HP instead of 1/2.

Promotes From: Alchemist
Items Required: Herbal Sigil

Promotion Bonuses:
HP  +3  STR +3  MAG +2  SKL +1  CON +3  AID +3
LCK +1  DEF +1  RES +0  SPD +1  MOV +1
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ALCHEMY RECIPES

--Total PC Level: 1--

1.Recognizing Stingweed and Chamomile
gives 3 Chamomile or 1 Chamomile + 1 Stingweed or 3 Stingweed from Herbal Patch (grass) tile

2.Mixing basic medicine
2x Chamomile + 1x Stingweed = 1 Vulnerary

3.Producing remedy for various venoms and poisons
1x Chamomile + 2x Stingweed = 1 Antidote

--Total PC Level: 5--

4.Finding alchemical ingredients amongst grasses and weeds
gives 50% chance for 1 Chamomile or 1 Stingweed from any Grass tile

5.Plucking mushrooms from cave floors
gives 1 Bluecap from Shroom Patch (caves). Bluecaps work exactly like Chamomile and can be used in recipes calling for it.

6.Spotting water lillies
gives 1 Water Lily from any Lily Pond (swamps) tile

7.Applying poisonous balm
1x Stingweed + 1x Water Lily = choosen physical weapon of [alchemist] or adjacent ally gains 'Poison on hit' for 5 turns.

--Total PC Level: 10--

8.Quick extracting of freshly killed beast's teeth
Monster that dies adjacent to [alchemist] gives 1 Monster Fang

9.Enhancing simple medicine
1 full Vulnerary + 2x Water Lily = 1 full Concoction

10.Crushing monster fangs
1x Monster Fang = 5x Fang Powder

11.First aid powder
1x Fang Powder + 1x Chamomile = Restores up to 15HP of [alchemist] or adjacent ally; KO'd allies are revived with 10HP.

--Total PC Level: 15--

12.Producing magic repellant
1x Water Lily + 2x Fang Powder = 1 full Pure Water

--Promoted class + Total PC Level: 15--

13.Making potent medicine from different ingredients
1 Bluecap* + 1x Fang Powder + 1x Water Lily = 1 full Concoction
*Cannot be substituted with Chamomile!

14.Boosting companion's combat skills
2x Fang Powder + 1x Stingweed = Adjacent ally gets +5 Hit, +5 Evasion, +5 Crit and +5 Dodge for 3 turns.

--Promoted class + Total PC Level: 20--

15.Creating a cure-all drink
1 part Antidote + 1 part Pure Water + 1 Water Lily = 1 full Panacea

16.Brewing powerful medicine
1 full Concoction + 1 part Pure Water + 2x Chamomile + 2x Fang Powder = 1 full Elixir

17.Rejunevation dust
1 part Vulnerary + 1x Fang Powder = Restores up to 25HP of [alchemist] or adjacent ally; KO'd allies are revived with 15HP.

--Promoted class + Total PC Level: 25--

18.Alternative recipe for powerful medicine
1 part Vulnerary + 1 part Concoction + 1 part Pure Water = 1 full Elixir