As an apprentice to an underground Alchemist, you spent your formative years under the guidance of a reclusive and enigmatic master alchemist, who was renowned for blending the arcane arts with the science of alchemy for a less than reputable clientele. Your master's secluded laboratory became your home and training ground for the arcane mysteries that he sought to unravel and the various dealings and ''reagents acquiring'' he had you do for him.
As an alchemist, you’ve likely been exposed to a wide range of chemicals by design or otherwise. Consequently, you’ve learned to quickly identify what properties a nonmagical substance might have—ideally before it causes any damage to you or your work by sampling a portion or inhaling the scent. Your experience limits accidental injury during such analyses. At the GM’s discretion, this feature may work with magical substances, but accidental exposure is much more likely.
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