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#1 QwertyAzerty Apr 01, 2015 7:31:44	Ok I was wondering, does the special rule from the DMG saying that if you drink a potion, while an other potion is still affecting you the 2 potions can interact between each other and cause secondary effect. then one of those effect is to be permanently affected by a potion.   So for example, before fighting Tiamat in Rise of Tiamat my Barbarian drink the potion of flying and the potion of giant strenght (23 strenght) then I roll 99, and the DM tell me that I get permanently 23 strenght. Is this ruling available ONLY for that session? or do I write this on my log sheet and if I go to a convention the DM have to accept that I got lucky got a permanent potion effect?   or does the "drink multiple potion" rule do not apply in AL solving the problem before it can even become one?
#2 Skerrit Apr 01, 2015 7:42:17	That is listed as a Variant Rule in the DMG, and the DnDAL specifically does not use Variant Rules unless they are called out in the PG (like Variant Human).   Greg Marks DnDAL Associate Resource Manager
#3 QwertyAzerty Apr 01, 2015 9:03:42	So in adventure league a caracter can drink 3 differents potions if he want without fear of the potion exploding in his face and without the chance for the potion to become pemanent?   thank you.
#4 Skerrit Apr 01, 2015 9:07:56	Correct