I just pushed a change that fixes drinkable wizard enchanting potions that had previously been infused with mana.

If you have a potion that was previously broken on attempting to drink from it, like the example below, this fix should repair it.

You gesture at a sparkling mirtokh potion.
The layers of essence permeating the mirtokh potion unfold before you to reveal the patterns of an enchanting potion. You determine that a sparkling mirtokh potion is a standard potion used to prepare items for enchantment up to 6 times. Obvious to your observation, the potion was crafted by a skilled alchemist and provides a persistent bonus of 5 percent to temper time reduction.

Waves of mana surrounding the mirtokh potion causes your vision to blur slightly, however peering deeply into the flows of essence you discover that it has been infused with mana by you. Also, you determine that the mirtokh potion will reduce the temper time by -132192 percent.
Cast Roundtime 3 Seconds.

Drinking from these potions will fix the negative amounts showing, log it to your account, and put them back on track for rewarding proper essence on the new system. Additionally drinking while there is still essence will not waste any sips, so you don't have to worry about using up the potion in this process.

A note.
These potions haven't received any additional changes beyond the bug fix above. That means the same original rules apply: meaning it won't exceed your weekly/max caps and will cause you to hit them.

Viduus




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