The Grand Alchemical Crowd Source Experiment

[Apillion]

Can someone please please tell me what does Mineral Calcination do?

[Grobble]

Can someone please please tell me what does Mineral Calcination do?

Miniral calcination and herbal grind take 2 ingredients and create a new one with different properties.
It's random what they will be but the same 2 input will always give the same output.
If youre lucky and do a lot of research you could discover something cool

[Apillion]

Can someone please please tell me what does Mineral Calcination do?

Miniral calcination and herbal grind take 2 ingredients and create a new one with different properties.
It's random what they will be but the same 2 input will always give the same output.
If youre lucky and do a lot of research you could discover something cool

Thank you..

[qazedcwsx4]

Would it be possible to also post mineral calcination and herbal grind effects tables, similar to how raw ingredients are listed on Public W14 Alchemy Sheet?

It could for example follow the format proposed below and just occupy 2 new tabs of the sheet?

You probably have some of your own mineral calcination/herbal grind combos already researched and I'd be happy to share a (modest) collection of mine if the place to do so was provided.

[Sevenless]

Would it be possible to also post mineral calcination and herbal grind effects tables, similar to how raw ingredients are listed on Public W14 Alchemy Sheet?

It could for example follow the format proposed below and just occupy 2 new tabs of the sheet?

You probably have some of your own mineral calcination/herbal grind combos already researched and I'd be happy to share a (modest) collection of mine if the place to do so was provided.

The sheer bulk of the data possible would probably best be expanded to 1 sheet per base ingredient. Aka, an entire sheet just for diabase and every mineral calc made from it.

If there's 70 minerals, that would mean 2485 different possible mineral calcs. You'll want to spread that out a bit.

[qazedcwsx4]

Would it be possible to also post mineral calcination and herbal grind effects tables, similar to how raw ingredients are listed on Public W14 Alchemy Sheet?

It could for example follow the format proposed below and just occupy 2 new tabs of the sheet?

You probably have some of your own mineral calcination/herbal grind combos already researched and I'd be happy to share a (modest) collection of mine if the place to do so was provided.

The sheer bulk of the data possible would probably best be expanded to 1 sheet per base ingredient. Aka, an entire sheet just for diabase and every mineral calc made from it.

If there's 70 minerals, that would mean 2485 different possible herbal grinds. You'll want to spread that out a bit.

Yeah, that'd also work. The way I proposed was just an idea and I'm not really attached to it. I'd just like to see a place for such data, the exact format doesn't really matter to me.

[Redell]

How does one get just the 4th property into a mixture? Or do you have to use the last 2 properties after a lye+fiery?

[Redell]

Also I've seen a few people having issues with getting nerve damage on their rot gut elixirs, which I'd like to know what causes it, but heres a clean mixture.

[Luno]

Can someone please please tell me what does Mineral Calcination do?

As far as we know, It creates a BCD ingredient. A 3 property ingredient, that doesn't have property A therefore lye doesn't work on it.
2 properties are taken from 1 one the rocks, and 1 property from the other, which properties and to what order they take from each seems to be unpredictable so far, however still more predictable than herbal grinds.

Also I've seen a few people having issues with getting nerve damage on their rot gut elixirs, which I'd like to know what causes it.

We don't know for sure but it seems like some ingredients are "unstable" and will present such flaws depending on the presence of some other particular ingredients OR some alchemical procedures. It's all theory, but i suggest you just try to make imperfect potions with such ingredients and see if that avoids the conversions, and if it doesn't, i guess just move to another ingredient.

[axus]

Stalagoom and Candleberry weren't giving me the expected effects from measured distillation in a mushroom decoction.

I think Liberty Caps might be keeping their hallucinogenic property after distillation, which counts against the potion being perfect.

Prrretty sure I've gotten first property from Calcination before, but since some of the "first properties" aren't correct I could be wrong here.