This sticky, adhesive fluid ignites when exposed to air, burning with an intense, persistent flame. A favorite among adventurers, mercenaries, and saboteurs, alchemist’s fire is both a weapon of destruction and a tool of strategic disruption.

Usage:
As an action, you can throw this flask up to 20 feet, shattering it on impact. Make a ranged attack against a creature or object, treating the alchemist’s fire as an improvised weapon. On a hit, the target takes 1d4 fire damage at the start of each of its turns. A creature can end this damage by using its action to make a DC 10 Dexterity check to extinguish the flames.

Export Locations:

• Thay (Eastern Faerûn): The Red Wizards mass-produce alchemist’s fire, often selling it as a weapon of war or trade good.
• Calimshan (South Faerûn): Known for its alchemical expertise, Calimshan is a prominent exporter of alchemical goods.
• Lantan (Lantan Isles): With its mastery of both technology and alchemy, Lantan produces high-quality alchemist’s fire with a reputation for potency.
• Shou Lung (Kara-Tur): Artisans in Shou Lung blend alchemy with mysticism, crafting unique and potent variants of alchemist’s fire.
• Zakhara (Land of Fate): Alchemists here create alchemist’s fire with exotic components, making it a prized export.
• Mulhorand (Eastern Faerûn): Known for blending divine magic and alchemy, Mulhorand produces reliable and effective alchemical weapons.

Best Selling Markets:

• Baldur’s Gate (Sword Coast): A hub for adventurers and mercenaries in need of reliable tools for battle.
• Waterdeep (Sword Coast): A bustling market for exotic goods where nobles and explorers purchase alchemical items.
• Skuld (Mulhorand): Traders in this bustling capital often seek alchemist’s fire for military and industrial use.
• Nanjing (Shou Lung): Merchants in this city buy alchemist’s fire for caravan guards and private security.
• Calimport (Calimshan): A thriving trade city with demand for both military-grade and ornamental alchemical items.
• Zaralan (Zakhara): A port where adventurers and merchants alike purchase alchemical goods for expeditions.