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The '''Basics of Alchemy''' is a common tome that teaches a few basic [[Alchemy]] recipes. It is also sometimes refereed to just as an '''Alchemy Book.'''
The '''Basics of Alchemy''' is a common tome that teaches a few basic [[Alchemy]] recipes. It is also sometimes refereed to just as an '''Alchemy Book.''' Only the first part of the book remains intact.


{{Quote| source = [[Elmetaph]]'s bookshelf on [[Anagoge Island]]. | icon = book |
{{Quote| source = [[Elmetaph]]'s bookshelf on [[Anagoge Island]]. | icon = book |
"... often confuse [[Mycology]] and [[Alchemy]] because they both use mushrooms. But here's the rule of thumb: if it's JUST mushrooms, it's Mycology. If it involves combining lots of things into a potion, it's Alchemy. As always there are exceptions, but the rule is at least 60% accurate...
"... and laymen often confuse [[Mycology]] and [[Alchemy]] because they both use mushrooms. But here's the rule of thumb: if it's JUST mushrooms, it's Mycology. If it involves combining lots of things into a potion, it's Alchemy. As always there are exceptions, but the rule is at least 51% accurate...


We cover some basic Mycology techniques for the uninitiated, but mainly focus on Alchemy."
This book focuses on Alchemy. Mycology is a lesser art, unbecoming of a true mage."
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==Contents==
*{{Item|Recipe: Parasol Mushroom Flakes}} (L 0)
*{{Item|Recipe: Pick-Me-Up Juice}} (L 0)
*{{Item|Recipe: Rotten Strawberry}} (L 0)
[[Category:Register of Lore]]
[[Category:Register of Lore]]

Revision as of 11:08, 29 April 2017

The Basics of Alchemy is a common tome that teaches a few basic Alchemy recipes. It is also sometimes refereed to just as an Alchemy Book. Only the first part of the book remains intact.

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"... and laymen often confuse Mycology and Alchemy because they both use mushrooms. But here's the rule of thumb: if it's JUST mushrooms, it's Mycology. If it involves combining lots of things into a potion, it's Alchemy. As always there are exceptions, but the rule is at least 51% accurate...

This book focuses on Alchemy. Mycology is a lesser art, unbecoming of a true mage."

Elmetaph's bookshelf on Anagoge Island.

Contents