Editing Alchemist

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| Synonyms = Erudite, Philosopher, Scholar
| Prowess? = No
| Archetype? = Yes
| Official? = Yes
| Description = 

"It is true, certain and veritable that the miracle of what is XXXXXXXXXXX

You have spent your life trying to achieve the Opus Magnus, the creation of the philosopher's stone and the elixir of long life.

You have read countless times the work of your fellow alchemists, aristotle, hermes trismegiste, etc... OTHER NAMES....

A rich mecene is spending a fortune on furbishing your laboratory and finance your endless expeditions in search for rare tomes and ingredients, unless you are engulfing your own fortune.
You made some great discoveries in chemisty and medicine but that's not your goal.

Your thirst for knowledge cannot be quenched. It makes no doubt, you are very close to the truth !

The Inquisition will grant you access to the knowledge you seek in exchange of your help. You agreed.

An Alchemist is necessarily an accomplished scholar, you gain the general [[Knowledge]] Feat.

Knowledge (apothecary)
Knowledge (medicine)
Knowledge (heresy) (you have to succeed, no matter the cost)
Rich (your research is more advanced than you dare to admit)
Immunity (your research is more advanced than you dare to admit)
Noble
Sleepless
Photographic memory





If the character is attempting an action related to the general [[Knowledge]] Feat, he must roll a die six. With no possibility to roll again for this whole situation.

On a 1,2,3,4 this Feat has no effect.

On a 5 or 6 the character is considered to have the [[Knowledge]] Feat momentarily.

Both disciplines being related, the character may also try to roll in similar conditions to reproduce the effect of the [[Knowledge (apothecary)]] and [[Knowledge (heresy)]] Feat.

Alchemists are always supported by a powerful mentor who wants to reap the benefits of their art if they were ever to find the philosopher's stone, so the character may try to roll in similar conditions to reproduce the effect of the [[Rich]] Feat if he's able to contact his benefactor.

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