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| - Ingald Belger the apothecary is a man who runs an Apothecary in southwest Varrock. He claims that he is 'quite the expert' on poisons, and appears to know of Pox, for whom he still has great fondness. The Apothecary possessed an airtight pot which he claimed was a family heirloom. His zombie counterpart in New Varrock also plays a small role in Dimension of Disaster: Curse of Arrav, where he is used to make a potion for Dr Harlow. He also provides a potion to make Romeo appear dead, as part of the New Varrock Tasks.
- An apothecary shoppe produces various potions and accessories for use in the game. The associated crafting puzzle is alchemistry.
- Guild law allows them to prescribe for minor ailments, such as a cold or stomach-ache, but few do since many physicians are resentful of the competition. While some apothecaries move on to higher careers in medicine or academia, others turn their knowledge to personal greed or succumb to a desire to harm others. Some apothecaries have been known to feed their clients drugs disguised as medicine, forcing them to come back and pay higher prices to feed their addiction, while others sell their services as poisoners, splitting the profits with an aggrieved widow or heir.[1a]
- Riaan, the Akaali that made first contact with the crew of Enterprise NX-01, was a trained apothecary. (ENT: "Civilization") Apothecaries were common in Earth's Ancient West era. As such, one was present in a Melkotian recreation of Tombstone. On an isolated Skagaran colony where Humans had not changed much culturally, an apothecary shop operated as late as 2153. (TOS: "Spectre of the Gun" ; ENT: "North Star")
- The Apothecary is a building type in Pharaoh.
- Apothecary is an upcoming Fan-Fic by Hk. The plot will revolve around thirteen different characters from the Marioverse acting independently of each other in a similar situation. It is currently unknown what the exact plot of the story would be. Additionally, each chapter explores a separate genre.
- The Apothecary provides potions and other items for all 5 classes, as well as acting as the merchant for excess items. In addition, he teaches the living skills Collect Herb, and Make Potion.
- NPC potrzebny do wykonania zadania "Romeo & Juliet", który został obecnie zastąpiony zadaniem "Gunnar's Ground". Kategoria:Bohaterowie Niezależni
- Κυρίως χρησιμοποιεί τα συστατικά που συλλέγονται μέσω του Scavenging(για νεράκια), Butchering αλλά και Cultivating και τα μετατρέπει σε Potions, Powders (Σκόνες) ή Lotions. Κάθε potion χρησιμοποιεί μέχρι και 4 συστατικά (1 Κύριο και 3 πρόσθετα) και η διάρκεια, δύναμη και ο τύπος της της επιρροής που μπορεί να έχει το καθένα, καθορίζεται από τα πρόσθετα συστατικά που προστίθονται στο μίγα (π.χ. το craft μικτών σε διάρκεια αλλά δυνατών potions για γρήγορες μάχες RvR, ή μεγαλύτερα σε διάρκεια πιο αδύναμα potions για διαρκές PvE μάχες). Τα πρόσθετα υλικά επίσης καθορίζουν το πόσο 'σταθερό' είναι το potion, π.χ. πόση πιθανότητα έχει να αποτύχει. Υπάρχει επίσης μια τυχαία πιθανότητα, έτσι ώστε η δημιουργία potions να έχει και ένα αξιοθαύμαστο ξαφνικό καλό αποτέλεσμα.
- The Apothecary is a civilian building for curing diseases.
- He can also make strength potions if he is given 5 coins, a limpwurt root, and red spiders' eggs, and energy potions if he is given two limpwurt roots and chocolate dust. This can be quickly done by right clicking him and selecting "Potions".
- Apothecary (Apteekkari) asuu Varrockissa. Hän tekee juomia jos tuot hänelle tarvittavat tavarat. Hän voi esimerkiksi tehdä Strength potioneja, jos tuot hänelle Red Spider Eggsit ja Limpwurt rootin. Häntä tarvittiin Romeo & Juliet-tehtävässä myrkyn tekoon, mutta tehtävä poistettiin jonka tilalle tuli Gunnar's Ground-tehtävä. Luokka:Henkilöt Luokka:Kaupat en:Apothecary
- The Apothecary (薬商人 Kusuri Shōnin, lit. Medicine Merchant in the Japanse version) is a combat physical class introduced in Fire Emblem Fates. They wield Yumi to protect their merchandise. They are very similar to Archers, but have superior Defense and inferior Skill and Speed. Their abilities allow them to use healing items such as Vulneraries much more effectively than other units, further improving their durability.
- The Apothecary is a unique Captive Control building in Tropico 2: Pirate Cove that helps keep working captives from getting sickVerify? and emanates order in the area. You need at least one skilled surgeon on the island in order to build this structure, but it can be staffed by unskilled male captives. This building is best built away from pirate housing and entertainment districts, preferably at a high density captive district. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- "Apothecary" is first discovered in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, chapter 5, Diagon Alley, "Arriving at Diagon Alley".
- Just like The Seahorse and Gardner Delux Modern, it remains closed during the events of BioShock. A sign still remains over the door promising that the owner will return at 9 o'clock. Plasmi-Quik, First Aid Kits, and EVE Hypos are advertised in the windows to each side of the entrance.
- The Apothecary is a non-player character who can be found in south-western Varrock. He plays a central part in the Romeo and Juliet quest as the producer of the Cadava potion. Players can obtain a special four-dose strength potion by bringing him red spiders eggs and a limpwurt root. This is the only way to create a useful potion in free-to-play RuneScape Classic. He can also be randomly persuaded into giving players a (completely useless) potion for spots.
- Space Marine Apothecaries are essentially medics for the Space Marines.
- His zombie New Varrock counterpart also plays a small role in Dimension of Disaster: Curse of Arrav, where he is used to make a potion for Dr Harlow. He also provides a potion to make Romeo appear dead, as part of the New Varrock Tasks.
- Its starting equipment is the Smoking vials, and the skill Brew Elixir.
- Apothecary is a character appearing in Might & Magic: Heroes Online.
- Players have the opportunity to collect resources for crafting and other purposes through a range of perfectible skills. Your skill as a apothecary determines your success or failure in harvesting a particular herb, and each unit of raw herbs that you successfully gather has a chance to increase your skill. In addition each herb you acquire also has a chance to produce rare items. These are also valuable components for crafting.
- When people think of witch doctors, they usually don’t think of Forsaken. However, Forsaken are some of the most skilled alchemists on Azeroth, and while they don’t entreat voodoo spirits for help and don’t call their craft “mojo,” they still possess tricks to make their brews especially potent. These Forsaken call themselves apothecaries, and the greatest among them enter the ranks of the dark apothecaries.
- An apothecary is a Forsaken witch doctor. Apothecaries are a new sight on the battlefield, and unique to the Forsaken. Like acolytes, apothecaries are support soldiers, administering potions and alchemical brews to heal and strengthen their allies. The apothecaries are new to their role in war, and rarely takes a place in the front of battle. They are an extremely useful support soldier, however, carrying a variety of potions and alchemical brews with which to reinforce the lines and keep everyone in top shape. If pressed into battle, They imbibe a strengthening elixir and use their enchanted daggers. Their Healing domain is both useful to their living allies as well as their liberated undead brothers, and deadly against the Scourge.
- The Apothecary is a job for a NPC that sells Medicines to you. While the name of the NPC doing this job will change from one city to another and their supplies will change as well, they all still share the distinction of selling pre-made medicine items, and the ability to craft medicines yourself using materials you have. Apothecary - Bai Cao in Taoyuan (836, 827) Apothecary - Xiu Zhi in Liuhe (480, 378) Apothecary - Rui Feng in Yicheng (905, 279) Apothecary - Yun Han in Shoudu (313, 978) Apothecary - Shou Shi in Bizhou (1495, 461) --Mikuri 21:48, 3 March 2008 (UTC)
- Apothecaries are greatly honoured within the Chapter, as they are responsible for maintaining the purity of its gene-seed. If its gene-seed were to become mutated or corrupt, this could well bring the Chapter's extinction or its fall to Chaos. The Apothecaries are charged with maintaining the health and genetic purity of the Space Marines. Their skills and equipment, when combined with the genetically-engineered organs and biological resilience of a Space Marine, allow an Apothecary to perform battle surgery with a good chance of success. Not all wounded Space Marines can be saved; some are beyond even the Apothecary's potent skills. In this case, it is the Apothecary's responsibility to administer the "Emperor's Peace" -- euthanasia -- to those warriors who have earned its release. The Ap
- Powerful potions can be created even at low levels of the Apothecary craft. Gathering materials can be time consuming, but can easily be done concurrently with solo adventuring. The craft is learned at any city Elder. All Apothecary ingredients can be gathered from Resources stacks, in contrast with the other crafts, which always require at least one, and after a few early levels, two ingredients that drop from monsters. Monster drop ingredients are always the more expensive of the two kinds.
- "An apothecary is the name of a person who researches and creates herbal medicines (it's also the name of his business establishment). In ancient Persia, the practice of medicine was split between two professions. The "ashpiu" was a sort of sorcerer or witch-doctor, who determined the spiritual cause of the ailment and prescribed the religious and magical rituals necessary for a cure. The ashpiu could also refer the patient to an apothecary or "asu," a combination of pharmacist and physician, who would provide the necessary medicines and treatments to cure the ailment.
- The apothecary was actually the nephew of the man who ran the herbal remedy stall at the Renaissance fair in the Season 6 episode Knight Fall. He was portrayed by actor Ryan Radis. House and Thirteen went to do another environmental scan of the fair in order to try to find the source of Sir William's illness. House went into the tent and asked the apothecary what some of the things were. However, it quickly became obvious that the apothecary didn't know and House did. House saw something and the apothecary identified it as wild carrot. However, House recognized it as hemlock. He asked if the apothecary had sold any to Sir William, but the apothecary said the only person who had bought some was King Miles. Suspicion immediately fell on Miles as the team was aware his fiance Queen Shannon ha
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