Heals 5 HP of damage, but the drinker is stunned on the round following the round this brew was consumed. E.g., if a character drinks this on round 2, that character will be stunned for all of round 3.
In almost all cases, drinking one of these potions out of combat (either in a puzzle room or after the monster has been defeated) has no negative consequence since rounds are generally not tracked out of combat.
Heals 8 points of damage, but the imbiber cannot benefit from any other healing (item, potion, scroll, spell, etc.) for the remainder of the room
This thick bitter brew heals 8 HP of damage but the consumer suffers -2 AC for the rest of the room. Characters may drink multiple Orcish Stouts and heal 8 HP each time, but the AC penalty is cumulative. E.g., if a character drinks 3 Orcish Stouts, that character will heal a total of 24 HP and suffer a -6 AC penalty.
Adds +6 to Strength (thus adding +3 To Hit in Melee and +3 Damage with Melee and thrown weapons)
When this potion is consumed, the consumer suffers 4 points of Fire damage.
Heals 7 points of damage, but the consumer may not drink any other potions (healing or otherwise) for the rest of the room.
Imbibers of this potion are free to use elixirs, oils, salves, or other liquids/gels. But if the liquid/gel is a potion, it’s prohibited by Thrall Ale.
Adds +3 to AC, but you suffer +1 Damage every time you’re hit with a Melee attack.
The damage effect caused by this item is not Retribution Damage. Tokens that mitigate Retribution Damage (e.g., Shirt of Shielding [2013] or Bulwark Runestone) cannot reduce the damage taken courtesy of Reckless Shield’s side effect.
This weapon deals an additional +5 damage when used to score a hit against Marauders.
If the eye icon is closest to the damage dot after any successful slide, the player must remove any Eye slot items for the remainder of the adventure.
