CURSED Fork of Glutony

If this token is received as treasure, you become cursed. For as long as you are under this curse, to receive the effect of a potion, two potions of the exact same name must be consumed. You only gain the effect once. This affects ALL potions, including but not limited to polymorph and healing potions.

Only consumed liquids that have “Potion” in their name are affected by this curse. E.g., you could apply a weapon oil and have it buff your weapon without needing to apply two coats of the oil.

This cursed fork allows (if not requires) its victim to drink two potions as a single Standard Action, but both potions must have the exact same name and must be consumed at the exact same time. Consuming a single potion yields no benefit whatsoever.

This curse has no effect on liquids that are not ingested (e.g., oils, salves, etc.) and potions that aren’t consumed. Most notably, tokens that “use” a polymorph token without actually consuming it. E.g., Iktomi’s Shaper Necklace allows the wearer to use a polymorph potion token without turning the token in. CURSED Fork of Glutony does not require a druid wearing ISN to have two same-named polymorph tokens to use that ability. However, it should be noted that standard polymorph potion use is very much affected by this curse.

It is possible to suffer the effects of more than one curse at the same time. E.g., if you pulled this token and a CURSED Simian Claws of Wishing, you would be under the effects of both curses. However, if you pull the same cursed token more than once, the effects of the duplicated curse do not stack.

This curse can be removed by any token that removes curses. See each token’s description to see if it removes all current curses or just one.

Once you remove a curse, you may keep the token as a keepsake. The Gluttony (got it right this time) Curse, whether removed or not, expired at the end of Gen Con 2022. As a result, this token may not be used in an adventure–in any capacity.

For information on CURSED tokens, visit truedungeon.com/curse.

Note 1: The “Nil” at the top of this token was an error. Please disregard it.
Note 2: We are aware “Gluttony” is incorrectly spelled on the token. Unfortunately, the error was caught after the tokens had been printed. We chose to also misspell it here in the TDB because that’s what’s printed on the token. If it’ll help, you can think of Glutony as a proper noun–this fork used to belong to that person. 😉