Here, have a potion.

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Originally Posted by Chaos Prophecy.Crash..

If you come with me we can easily slauter 55 Bald Eagles. And a fat elephant as a boss...

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Yeah I could work around that. I'm a level 19 Pirate/Bard, what about yourself?

Im a level 17 Pimp/Gigolo...

I'm a level ∞ White Mage, can I help too?

I'm an Onion Knight.

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Originally Posted by ThroneofDravaris

I tried to launch my own line of ‘potions’ once, but production was shut down once the authorities realized that I was selling steroids to small children.

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What a shame. Im sure those small children were glad of the steroids. Who better to give steroids to than small children? they need them the most.

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Originally Posted by Maxx Power

I'm so buying 99. Right, best get started gathering money. Anyone know which animals drop the most gil? I heard Bald Eagles can drop up to 4500.

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Eh, they have good drops but they're so rare you'd be better off camping deer and selling them to the NPC Ted Nugent. They're worth more if you sell them in pieces.

How many hit points does it recover? I'm a high lvl and i cant settle for some shaty potion that recovers 25 hp. But still, at least now I can buy it in stores and not have to kill some random monsters for one. Will the W-item glitch work?

ANYWAYS
I know a someone who takes regular trips to Japan. So if it doesn't get imported, i can still get one.

Oh, that's good.
I'm going to buy one of these, I swear.
My curiosity is overwhelming.

Gimme a call when they find out how to make the elixir from the philosopher's stone.

Philosopher Stone is from Harry Potter. That's so nerdy.

The Philosopher's Stone is also from a million things that aren't Harry Potter. I wouldn't say any of them aren't nerdy, though.

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Originally Posted by DJZen

Philosopher Stone is from Harry Potter. That's so nerdy.

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Unless you live in America where they don't know what the Philosopher's Stone is.

Or know anything about the history of alchemy...

Even the name of the guy in Harry Potter who used the Philosopher's Stone was a real person who was a real alchemist.

The greatest thing that alchemy produced was chemistry.

The Harry Potter movie reminds me of my favorite title change that insults the intelligence of the U.S. moviegoers:

The Madness of King George III was changed to the The Madness of King George, so people wouldn't be confused that it wasn't a sequel.

Give me a call when you need pimping male whore skills from me...

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Edit by Kishi: Hello, I am warning you that you should not talk to people that way.