I built my Alchemist for the new ruled from Eberron and I have played this character in each edition so I have a handle on potions in general. Alchemist has been a class since 1e and back during 1e/2e they could make any spell with a material cost up to level six into a potion. This was awesome! In 3e/3.5e they still had access to several potions but grew weaker. Now, with 5e/5.5e we have even less potions and a random chance table. I feel like I am actively loosing the ability to play D&D as an Alchemist main.

Here is what we got in game, rates adjusted for my half cost/time crafting as an Alchemist.

[Potions]

Basic Equipment:

- Potion of healing (4 hours, 25gp)

Common Potions (1.25 days, 25gp)

- Climbing

- Comprehension

Uncommon Potions (2.5 days, 100gp)

- Animal Friendship

- Fire Breath

- Giant Strength (Hill)

- Growth

- Healing (Greater)

- Oil of Slipperiness

- Philter of Love

- Poison

- Pugilism

- Resistance

- Water Breathing

Rare Potions (12.5 days, 1000gp)

- Clairvoyance

- Diminution

- Elixir of Health

- Gaseous Form

- Giant Strength (Fire, Frost, or Stone)

- Healing (Superior)

- Heroism

- Invisibility

- Invulnerability

- Mind Reading

- Oil of Etherealness

Very Rare Potions (31.25 days, 10000gp)

- Flying

- Giant Strength (Cloud)

- Greater Invisibility

- Healing (Supreme)

- Longevity

- Oil of Sharpness

- Speed

- Vitality

Legendary Potions (62.5 days, 50000gp)

- Giant Strength (Storm)

I can only hope we will get a book of nothing but new potions to beef our list of possible potions we can brew up to something more reasonable or get a blurb in the DMG giving us the ability to once again transform any spell with a material component cost up to level 6 into a potion and then create an Epic Boon which allows Alchemist to brew spells up to level nine into a potion.