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Throwing Potions

Explosive Potions

Undrinkable potions, these are equipped and thrown at a target.  There are three types, "Fulminating", "Exploding", and "Oil." Explosive potions deal physical damage, and their explosive radius is enough to strike several tightly-bunched monsters at once.  These are not weapons that you can use all the time, they are meant for occasional supplemental service, to root out an entrenched spell-casting monster, or to nail or clear a path to a shaman in the back line of a bunch of zombies or Fallen.

The names of the explosive potions have changed several times recently.  No testing has been done to determine exact damage and blast radius as of yet.  Both exploding and poison potions can be found on monsters, produced from the respective shrine, or bought from certain NPCs.

• All characters can wield throwing potions in one hand and a shield in the other.  However only the Barbarian may wield two throwing weapons at once, or a throwing weapon and a melee weapon.
• All throwing potions occupy a 1x1 space in the inventory, and can stack up to ten per slot.
• Items with "n/a" listed as a price are not sold by NPCs and can only be found from monsters.
• Throwing potions have a "Fast" attack rate for all characters.
• All figures and graphics subject (even likely) to change.

Image	Name	Effects	Price
	Oil Potion	Creates an explosion when thrown at a target, dealing heavy fire damage.	Buy: 200g Sell: 50g
	Fulminating Potion	Creates an explosion when thrown at a target, dealing moderate fire damage.	Buy: 90g Sell: 25g
	Exploding Potion	Creates an explosion when thrown at a target, dealing moderate fire damage.	Buy: 135g Sell: 37g

Poison Potions

The three types of Poison potions vary in damage and duration of poison dealt.  Poison potions blow up on impact, dealing poison damage to their target, and also issuing a small poison cloud that will sicken anything that enters it.  The damage from the initial impact, the poison cloud, the length of time "being poisoned" lasts, and the damage "being poisoned" deals per click all varies between the different types of potions.

• All characters can wield throwing potions in one hand and a shield in the other.  However only the Barbarian may wield two throwing weapons at once, or a throwing weapon with a melee weapon.
• Items with "n/a" listed as a price are not sold by NPCs and can only be found from monsters.
• Poison potions occupy a 1x1 space in the inventory, and can stack up to ten per slot.
• Throwing potions have a "Fast" attack rate for all characters.
• Stats and images are all subject to change.

Image	Name	Effects	Price
	Rancid Gas Potion	Creates a poisonous explosion when thrown at target, doing X damage and lasting X seconds.	Buy: 90g Sell: 25g
	Choking Gas Potion	Creates a poisonous explosion when thrown at target, doing X damage and lasting X seconds.	Buy: 72g Sell: 20g
	Strangling Gas Potion	Creates a poisonous explosion when thrown at target, doing X damage and lasting X seconds.	Buy: 54g Sell: 15g

Quest Potions

To the disappointment of every would-be spellcaster out there, there is no potion concoction in Diablo 2. But, who knows, there may be a Horadric Cube recipe that makes some yet unknown potion. The only potion you will run in to in the game that is tied to a quest is the Potion of Life, given to you after you complete a quest for Alkor in Act III.