This potion is a favourite amongst the unscrupulous. When coating a blade it deals 1d6 acid damage on each successful strike, leaving the wounds ragged and difficult to close. Deduct half the damage per roll from max hit points (at least 1 hit point). When ingested, the victim must make a Constitution saving throw with a DC of 13. If it fails, the victim takes 3d8 poison damage, and rolls with disadvantage to prevent being instantly knocked unconscious. On a successful save, victim takes half damage but does not have to roll to prevent passing out.
Curiously, the potion is not all terrible, agonising death. Traces of the poison will linger in the blood for approximately 24 hours (or until the victim's second long rest, whichever is first); if a creature bites the victim and ingests blood, the creature takes 1d4 acid damage, and also deducts half the damage from their max hit points (at least 1 hitpoint).
The potion is odourless (unlike its key ingredient), tasteless, and looks like a pleasant, rosey vintage of wine.
Notes: Damage: Acid, Unconscious
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