"Absinthe Makes the Heart grow fonder..."

Described as a potion, Absinthe is a powerful green liquor crafted by fairies and sold only in the most upper class of taverns. Absinthe needs to be drunk in two glasses full. It is also popular to dilute it with droplets of water over a sugar cube, that is usually to counteract the usual bitter taste.

Once taken, the drinker hallucinates a green fairy and can be foretold an important random detail by them, only one detail. (The DM rolls a d20, the higher the roll, the more crucial the detail). You can attempt to drink more to gather more details but it’s a risky business. Depending on your constitution modifier, too much absinthe will cause you to take 3d4 poison damage. It usually takes after two glasses. If your constitution modifier is high enough for example, +4, you can consume four more glasses. However if it is in the negative like -1, you can only consume one glass instead of the normal two and thus you cannot obtain the hallucinogenic effect. 

Absinthe is rarely sold in high class taverns and more commonly drunk in elite underground VIP bars for the most elite. It is also an expensive liquor, costing usually 2-3GP per glass. To help avoid poisoning, You can take 1 hour intervals every two glasses

Absinthe variants: Some special and rarer absinthe exists and are slightly different to the usual green

Blue Absinthe: Blue Absinthe has a higher alcohol content than green and takes only 1 1/2 glasses to get the effect

Red Absinthe: Red Absinthe is different in that it gives 2 details instead of one

Black Absinthe: The highest in alcohol content and rarest. It only takes one glass for the hallucinogen to fit in and also supplies 2 details instead of one. However, it only takes a third glass to go under alcohol poisoning. 

Notes: Alcoholic, extremely strong, strong enough to mask most poisons. Usually drunk with a fountain of water dropping water onto a sugar cube on an Absinthe Spoon. Limit: Two glasses before risk of Alcohol Poisoning, Buff, Consumable, divination