Oil of Combustion

Oil of Combustion is a Consumable (Coating). It can be applied to a weapon to give it special properties for ten turns.

'Look, it's perfectly simple. You just coat the person in the oil, like so. Then you strike a match, like s- oh bugger.' - Bufort Iggles, The Unfortunate

Properties

•  Coatings
• Single Use
• Rarity: Rare
•  Weight: 0.1 kg / 0.2 lb
• Price: 30 gp
• 
  UID

  ALCH_Solution_Oil_Combustion
  UUID

  bb750807-895b-468d-81e1-4378797d11ca

Effect

 Bonus Action Coat your active weapon with oil.

Condition: Coated in Oil of Combustion

 Coated in Oil of Combustion

Duration: 10 turns

• Coated in flammable oil.
• On a hit, the target is doused in oil for 2 turns. If it takes Fire damage, the oil immolates, dealing 3d6Fire damage in an area around it.

Condition: Oil of Combustion

 Oil of Combustion

Duration: 2 turns

• If the affected entity takes Fire damage, it deals 3d6Fire in AoE: 3 m / 10 ft (Radius) area.

Where to find

• Crafted via Alchemy by combining Ashes of Mephit Magma (procured from Heart-Shaped Rock) and any Essence

Notes

• This item cannot be thrown as a Grenade to inflict its effects in an area.
• Condition: Oil of Combustion ends after taking fire damage.
• Weapon attacks can apply and ignite Oil of Combustion if they also inflict Fire damage. Known ways to add Fire damage to any weapon (non-exhaustive):
  •  Searing Smite
  • Flawed Helldusk Gloves
  • Helldusk Gloves
  • Drakethroat Glaive (can imbue another weapon)
  •  Infernal Fury
  • Flail of Ages (can imbue main hand melee weapon)
• The same attack cannot both apply Oil of Combustion and ignite it. It also cannot both ignite previously applied Oil of Combustion and apply a new one. Thus, two separate attacks are needed for one explosion.
• The name of the ingredient needed for alchemy creation differs from the extract created.