Baldur's Gate : The Sword Coast Chronicles : NWN2 Persistent World

Detect Undead doesn't work



Trying to make a potion of Detect Undead at CL1 produces this, much like trying to scribe Mass Hold Person used to. For one thing I shouldn't be able to make that potion but also, the price is much less than it should be. And yet more than I'd want to pay. More importantly, Detect Undeath worked before this patch, at least as an elixir. And just to see if it still does I tried to make a CL1 elixir of Detect Undead and got a CL1 Elixir of Mass Cure Serious Wounds, at a cost of 25. Not 20, 25.


Master Alchemist discount still isn't fixed & minimum CLs are bypassed by Elixirs

Revision: 731
Author: Valefort
Date: Friday, June 9, 2017 3:17:11 PM
Message:
Mixed up the master brewer and unrivaled brewer feats regarding cost reductions.

I used this elixir and found it was in fact CL1. And as you can see it cost me 1*2*25 = 25 to make, at level 5 Master Alchemist. The discount is still reversed or at least not working right for level 5.


Toxicity still not in?

I got a 0 + 0 = 0 message when I used an elixir. I had heard toxicity would be in. If it's not supposed to be, disregard!

I still get the low discount at Master Alchemist level 5. I'd check other things but won't be throwing gold out the window to do so until it comes up.

Toxicity doesn't work on master alchemist themselves, they're immune to the horrors they brew.

Sweet... looking forward to other people getting sick

I made one elixir of Expeditious Retreat as CL1, then another as CL5. I stacked them and the stack said CL5. I then used both and they both lasted as long as CL5.

I made one elixir of Mislead as CL1 which is now possible, and four as CL11. I stacked them and the stack said CL1. I used one and it lasted as long as CL11.

I made another elixir of Mislead as CL11 and stacked them, and the stack said CL11 again. It seems to take the description of the target stack but whichever CL is higher? Whether it's the highest CL or the CL of the target stack though, that could be exploited.