POTION DOC IS SCARY BULLSHIT

Potion Doc (300 CP. Discounted Mage, Warlock, Learning The Trades: Alchemy):
“Even here I find myself beset by fools!”
	The potion doc takes brewing and alchemy to a level unheard of amongst any academic or magical circle - even above the brews of a witch doctor. Science and magic are combined to create the doc’s most volatile weapons, beneficial boons, and augmentative elixirs. Whether drunk or thrown as a bomb, a Doc can make any number of potions, and can whip up new recipes and shortcuts on existing recipes with ease - to the point of being able to brew potion bombs in the heat of combat without interruption. Even potions can be brewed that don’t need to be drunk - merely absorbed through the skin after being sprayed as a fine mist. The oldest Potion Docs, those who have survived countless moments of indigestion and spontaneous combustion sampling their own brews, eventually get to the point of not needing any specialized equipment to create their elixirs.
	Especially terrifying in a Potion Doc’s arsenal is their skill at taking any of the magical spells they know, and being able to derive a potion formulae from it - complete with ingredients. Of course, in most instances this requires the Potion Doc to focus all of their magical efforts exclusively on the creation of potions - so for the duration of this jump, the same will apply to you. Post-jump this will no longer apply.
	Finally, a potion doc will find that, as they experiment and sample their brews, the exposure to their creations will cause them to... change. Their biology, in all respects, becomes like that of a walking alchemical factory - allowing them to not only use their own body parts and bodily fluids in crafting strong elixirs, but also to store ‘latent potions.’ These potions intermingle in the doc’s body, awaiting the right chemical trigger to activate. For your purposes, you can be assumed to already have this warped biology - and it will just take the continued ingestion of a particular brew to incorporate it into your “Potion Blood.”
	I do hope you have fun, Potion Doc.