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This guide was written by Josh Luken, with help from to many people to count,
that
have helped test different combinations of flowers. This guide may be
distributed
as long as credit is given where it is due.
Any questions, please email me at switchblade6892@hotmail.com
Table of Contents:
1-Astonia III
2-What is Alchemy
3-What do Potions do, and how you create them
4-What are the combinations
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Section 1: Astonia III.
Astonia III Is a MMORPG, also known as a Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing
Game. Astonia III is pay-to-play. When you sign up you receive a free,
one-month
trial period. After the first month, you must pay $10 (U.S.) to continue
playing on
that account. Astonia's leveling system is based on kill experience that is
received
by killing different NPC's (Non Playable Characters) throughout the game. As
you
gain experience, you are able to spend it on different skills and spells,
dependant on
what class and race you are (Seyan, Warrior, and Mage). When you start the
game, it
will not be easy. The faster you start developing relationships with other
players,
the more likely you are to succeed. The game itself does not require you to be
social,
and it is possible to do well in it without being social; you will have a lot
more
fun, and go farther in the game if you have good friends.
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Section II: What is Alchemy.
What is alchemy you may ask? Alchemy in Astonia is the mixing of flowers,
berries,
and mushrooms to create a stat pot.
Section III: What do Potions do, and how you create them.
Potions add a certain amount of + to your stat modifiers, depending on the
strength of
the pot you make. Flowers determine what type of stat the potion modifies. The
berry determines the duration of potion. The Mushroom(s) determine the
strength of
the potion. An Earthstone adds +0 to a potion, a Firestone adds +1 to a potion,
a
Icestone adds +2 to a potion, and a Hellstone adds +3 to a potion.
To make a potion, take a Big (doesn't have to be big, but some potions can only
fit
into a big pot) Pot, that is empty, and begin putting your ingredients in.
Once you
have put in the ingredients, you have two choices. 1) You can shake the pot
yourself
(left-clicking on it). I would advise against this however unless your are a
master
alchemist or 2) ask a master alchemist to shake it for you, which will greatly
increase the strength of your potion.
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Section IV: What are the combinations.
When you see something saying like A-Wisdom…the A means the flower that's name
begins
with "A".
Potions 1 Flower potions:
A - Wisdom
B - Intuition
C - Agility
D - Strength
E - Hitpoints
F - Mana
G - Endurance
3 Flower potions:
AAE - Hitpoints + Wisdom
AAF - Mana + Wisdom
ABB - Bartering
ABC - Tactics
ABE - Heal
ABF - Bless
ACD - Parry
AEF - Mana and HP
AFE - Mana + Hitpoints
BBC - Stealth
BBE - Hitpoints + Intuition
BBF - Mana + Intuition
BCC - Surround Hit
BCD - Attack
BDG - Warcry
BEF - Lightning
CCB - Surround Hit
CCD - Sword
CCE - Body Control
CCF - Mana + Agility
CCG - Dagger
CDE - Hand to Hand
CDG - Staff
CFG - Freeze
DDE - Rage
DDF - Immunity
DDG - Pulse
DEF - Fireball
EEF - Magic Shield
EFG - Hitpoints + Mana + Endurance
FFG - Mana + Endurance
Berries
Berries determine the duration of the potion that you are making.
Berry B - 10 minutes
Berry C - 20 minutes
Berry D - 30 minutes
Berry A - 60 minutes
Mushrooms
The suggested mushrooms that are to be used in potions are 1 "H" and 1 "I"
mushroom. They can be bought for around 200g each, or collected in the sewer
if you can handle the level 38 ratlings. The "A" mushroom is found in Skeleton
1, and "B-I" mushrooms are found in the sewers, accessible through Aston.
If you have any Questions, Comments, Corrections, or Additions please email me
at switchblade6892@hotmail.com
