Alcohol Tolerance

Alcohol Tolerance
300px This 'skill' represents your ability to ward off the adverse effects of alcohol. Note, however, that alcohol tolerance does not prevent you from becoming an alcoholic after prolonged alcohol abuse.
Skill Type:	Other Skill
Max Level:	100
Requirements:	None
Skill Trainers:	None

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Alcohol Tolerance Overview

Alcohol Tolerance is a skill that represents your ability to ward off the adverse effects of alcohol.

In-Game Description

This 'skill' represents your ability to ward off the adverse effects of alcohol. Note, however, that alcohol tolerance does not prevent you from becoming an alcoholic after prolonged alcohol abuse.

Training Alcohol Tolerance

• You will automatically learn Alcohol Tolerance when you first drink an alcoholic beverage.

Sub-Skills:

• None

Secondary Skills:

• Brewing - This skill is used to create alcoholic beverages.

Related Skills:

• Iocaine Resistance - This skill is similar to Alcohol Tolerance. It helps your resistance against poisons.

Alcohol Tolerance Mechanics

Levels of Drunkenness

Tipsy

You're feeling a little floaty.

Speech is very slightly impaired.

Very Tipsy

You're feeling relaxed and floaty.

Speech is slightly impaired. Things look a little blurry.

Moderately Drunk

You're feeling relaxed and uninhibited.

Speech is impaired and things look fuzzy. Every so often you lose your sense of direction.

Drunk

You're feeling great!

Your speech, vision, and sense of direction are impaired.

Very Drunk

You're feeling good, but you know that drinking more will make you very ill.

Your speech, vision, and sense of direction are impaired, and you're becoming indecisive about what abilities to use in combat.

Severely Intoxicated

You've had too much to drink and you're feeling ill.

Your speech, vision, sense of direction, and decisiveness are noticeably impaired.

Extremely Intoxicated

You're feeling extremely ill, and you know that drinking more could be fatal.

Your speech, vision, sense of direction, and decisiveness are extremely impaired.

Dangerously Intoxicated

Your heart is beating irregularly and you can't tell what's going on.

You are extremely impaired and there is a chance of fatal heart attack.

Fatally Intoxicated

You're sweating, dizzy, and your heart is beating like a drum.

You are fairly likely to die any moment. Prompt medical attention may still save you.

Extremely Fatally Intoxicated

Your health is in free-fall and you're about to die.

Ridiculously Fatally Intoxicated

You feel terrible. You long for the sweet release of death. Fortunately, death is coming very soon.

Absurdly Fatally Intoxicated

You are unable to function and your internal organs are ruined. You are already dead; your body just hasn't noticed yet.

Insanely Fatally Intoxicated

Your deathwish has surely reached fruition... you can feel your organs shutting down...

Reduction of Drunkenness

• Soberize is a Level 60 First Aid ability taught by Mox Warcut. (For 15 minutes, the target's liver metabolizes alcohol two times faster than normal).
• Emergency Alcohol Treatment is a Level 70 First Aid ability taught by Mox Warcut. (Instantly reduce target's blood alcohol level by one tier. For 15 minutes, the target's liver metabolizes alcohol three times faster than normal).

Reduction of Withdrawal Symptoms

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  Dwarven Fixer
  This item is sold by Mox Warcut. It lowers the withdrawal debuff to -1% max health and lasts for 3 hours.

Alcohol Tolerance Stat Bonuses

Level	Bonus	Totals
15	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +1
25	Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +1 Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +1
35	Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +1 Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +1 Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +1
45	Indirect Poison Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +1 Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +1 Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +1 Indirect Poison Damage Reduction +1
55	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +2 Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +1 Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +1 Indirect Poison Damage Reduction +1
65	Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +2 Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +2 Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +1 Indirect Poison Damage Reduction +1
75	Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +2 Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +2 Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +2 Indirect Poison Damage Reduction +1
85	Indirect Poison Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +2 Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +2 Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +2 Indirect Poison Damage Reduction +2
95	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +1	Direct Poison Damage Reduction +3 Direct Trauma Damage Reduction +2 Indirect Trauma Damage Reduction +2 Indirect Poison Damage Reduction +2

Alcohol Tolerance Level Up Rewards

Level	Reward
10 (!)	+1 to Dwarf Anatomy
10 (!)	+1 to Elven Anatomy
10 (!)	+1 to Fae Anatomy
10 (!)	+1 to Human Anatomy
10 (!)	+1 to Orc Anatomy
10 (!)	+1 to Rakshasa Anatomy
30	+1 to Brewing
50	+1 to Iocaine Resistance
70	+1 to Endurance
90	+1 to Dying

Alcohol Tolerance Experience Table

Click Expand to view the Experience Table for Alcohol Tolerance

Level	Experience	Total Experience
1	100	100
2	120	220
3	140	360
4	160	520
5	180	700
6	200	900
7	220	1120
8	240	1360
9	260	1620
10	280	1900
11	300	2200
12	320	2520
13	340	2860
14	360	3220
15	380	3600
16	400	4000
17	420	4420
18	440	4860
19	460	5320
20	480	5800
21	500	6300
22	520	6820
23	540	7360
24	560	7920
25	580	8500
26	600	9100
27	620	9720
28	640	10360
29	660	11020
30	680	11700
31	700	12400
32	720	13120
33	740	13860
34	760	14620
35	780	15400
36	800	16200
37	820	17020
38	840	17860
39	860	18720
40	880	19600
41	900	20500
42	920	21420
43	940	22360
44	960	23320
45	980	24300
46	1000	25300
47	1020	26320
48	1040	27360
49	1060	28420
50	1080	29500
51	1100	30600
52	1120	31720
53	1140	32860
54	1160	34020
55	1180	35200
56	1200	36400
57	1220	37620
58	1240	38860
59	1260	40120
60	1280	41400
61	1300	42700
62	1320	44020
63	1340	45360
64	1360	46720
65	1380	48100
66	1400	49500
67	1420	50920
68	1440	52360
69	1460	53820
70	1480	55300
71	1500	56800
72	1520	58320
73	1540	59860
74	1560	61420
75	1580	63000
76	1600	64600
77	1620	66220
78	1640	67860
79	1660	69520
80	1680	71200
81	1700	72900
82	1720	74620
83	1740	76360
84	1760	78120
85	1780	79900
86	1800	81700
87	1820	83520
88	1840	85360
89	1860	87220
90	1880	89100
91	1900	91000
92	1920	92920
93	1940	94860
94	1960	96820
95	1980	98800
96	2000	100800
97	2020	102820
98	2040	104860
99	2060	106920
100	2080	109000

Trivia

• Beer *hic* good. Liquorr iz behterr, um, yeah.
• Alcohol Tolerance is the first skill to grant bonuses to other skills based on character race. At level 10, you receive an Anatomy bonus level to either Human, Elf, Rakshasa, Orc, Fey, or Dwarf, depending on your race!
• Warning: If your eyes are easily prone to bright light or headaches, use caution in developing Alcohol Tolerance, especially if you plan on drinking three beers and one shot of liquor (the maximum of each during any 15 minute period) at once to maximize the XP. The aftereffects of being fully intoxicated long enough to develop the alcoholism debuff include the UI becoming very bright white, which will effect your game-play and how well you can see in the world. As long as you avoid drinking three beers and one shot of liquor at the same time, you will avoid any chances of developing alcoholism.Also avoid layering the effects - even drinking 3 beers when you still have alcohol effects in your system will result in developing alcoholism.
• The bright world debuff is a permanent effect until the alcoholism debuff subsides. During the day in zones like Rahu, Kur, and Gazluk, it will be very hard to see anything because the world will be painfully bright. There is no fix for this debuff in any graphics settings. You just have to spend the in-game time "getting clean," and you might want to limit your gameplay to darker locations such as dungeons or the various zones at night. (Alas, Alharth has no alcohol rehab facilities.)
• On top of that, if you develop alcoholism, you will have an additional debuff which reduces your HP by 30 percent. You can reduce this HP debuff to a mere 1 percent loss by using the Dwarven Fixer Each dose of Dwarven Fixer lasts 1 hour, after which you have to keep drinking it every hour to keep the debuff at bay until your alcoholism subsides.
• The alcoholism HP debuff has three decreasing stages over time, starting at 30 percent HP reduction. After a while it will drop to 15 percent, and finally 5 percent. Eventually the debuff will go away, as will the 'too-bright world' condition. There appears to be some random timer or other elements involved with how long it takes, including whether you stopped drinking after developing alcoholism.
• Dying does not remove the intoxication effects of alcohol. It's possible to die multiple times from the same intoxication effect. (Dying also does not remove the alcoholism debuff.) Drink Responsibly!
• A Minor Panacea most likely removes the alcoholism debuff, but is a rather expensive solution considering its relative rarity.
• Use "right click" for movement to avoid randomly changing directions when drunk.
• Wearing a Monger's Boon hat can prevent you from randomly changing direction (also known as "The Spinnies") while drunk, because it has a buff of -100% chance of changing direction when disoriented.
• There is nothing which can prevent your combat skill bars from becoming scrambled if you are sufficiently drunk (Debuff message: "You are unsure what abilities to use.") However, if you have skill and equipment loadouts, you can use those to quickly restore your combat bars to your preferred order. Otherwise, you will have to reorder them yourself.

Gallery

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  A drunken view of New Prestonbule Cave.