((OOC: Holy freakin' crap, a character without a Handy Haversack! Note to self: put a bag of holding in an upcoming treasure pile. Or a bag of devouring, either or  ;) Only her basic clothes were damaged - she more or less only has a few shreds for a top now, and the lower half of it isn't looking too good either. Deathblade and Purple worm poison are the best of the bunch, as injury poisons, and as for the ingested, Arsenic weakens the target's health, making them easier to kill, whereas the toadstool is psychoactive and messes their brain up.))<br/><br/>Soon completely cured of all damage, Alaedra feels refreshed by the energizing effects of the potions, the taste of orange and pineapple lingering in her mouth. The welts all fade into her obsidian skin, leaving her unblemished and beautiful as ever. A few charges were also needed from the wand, draining it of a tenth of its power (5 charges gone, 45 remaining), but considering the potions, it could be considered a net gain.<br/><br/>The sleeping man doesn't wake up as Alaedra approaches. Instead, he just lies there. If she lowers the sheet, his bare chest will e revealed, showing that the entirety of his skin seems to have taken that green hue, and his muscular torso is covered in thin cuts, the blood cleaned away but the damage still done. He has the rounded ears of a human, though with such an enormous beard, there wasn't really much chance of him being an elf to begin with.