From: Steve Perrin (steveperrin@surfcity.net)
Date: Tue 04 Dec 2001 - 04:06:02 EET
Nothing is coming to me, but your assumption is probably good enough. A liter seems like a lot, though. I don't have time to dig out my RQ2 to see what we said about what was needed for potions. I have a whole new system of weights and measures that will be in an upcoming SPQR chapter (haven't decided which one, yet) but I don't think I have a liquid measurement, yet.
When I get on the other side of my current project (mundane tech writing) I can put some more time into the question.
Steve Perrin
----- Original Message -----
From: MurfNMurf@aol.com
To: rq-rules@crashbox.com
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 5:59 PM
Subject: [RQ-Rules] RQ Alchemy question
Hey gang, (and especially Steve Perrin [who my spellchecker wants to call Steve Peril], who was probably there at the time),
While pounding together an assortment of Alchemy Rules, I've run across into something a little more Ken-approved, I got to rereading the RQ2 Alchemy stuff.
After a couple of readings, I'm wondering if I've missed the mention of just _how much_ Potion someone can actually whip-up. There's a mention of a liter of Potion having 10 doses, so I _tentatively_ thought the liter is the unit used when talking about brewing up Potions.
Any thoughts anyone? Can you bring any RQ arcana to light, Steve? :)
-Ken-
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.1.7 : Sat 05 Jul 2003 - 20:35:17 EEST