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Guide:Thrileon's Guide to Double alchemy crafts: Difference between revisions

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Both succcess rate can be improved further with someone casting guidance (lvl 5 and above for build 1, at all level for build 2). To get the best success rate, select a halfling hireling, follow the second build for level 2/3/4, then respec to the first build for level 6/7 and respec at level 8 for the second build. You can also hire two hireling to cast Enhance Ability + guidance at level 3.
Both succcess rate can be improved further with someone casting guidance (lvl 5 and above for build 1, at all level for build 2). To get the best success rate, select a halfling hireling, follow the second build for level 2/3/4, then respec to the first build for level 6/7 and respec at level 8 for the second build. You can also hire two hireling to cast Enhance Ability + guidance at level 3.


Brief idea:  Gith astral knowledge ability wisdom would be an added buff to consider here, as well.  Grants proficiency in Animal Handling, Insight, Medicine, Perception, and Survival.  There is a gith monk hireling you can respec using withers, might get you doubling potions before level 10.
Brief idea:  Gith astral knowledge ability wisdom would be an added buff to consider here, as well.  Grants proficiency in Animal Handling, Insight, Medicine, Perception, and Survival.  There is a gith monk hireling you can respec using withers, I make it a Wiz2 Cleric whatever and double potions like a boss.  I prefer the higher cleric level for my 3 hirelings as they run Warding Bond, prot poison, death ward, daylight and Aid (Highest level remaining to cast) full time on 3 of my characters.  I use Karlach as a life tank and the paired warding bond rings available in Moonrise tower graveyard for Shadowheart.  Really cuts down on rests.  Essentially makes every character a barbarian with heart of the bear with regard to damage.