Alchemical Healing (3.5e Feat)
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Alchemical Healing [<!-Feat Types (General, Fighter, etc.)->]
[[3e Summary::<!-A short summary of the feat->]]
Prerequisite: Requires an Intelligence Score of 15, 15 Ranks in Heal, 15 ranks in Alchemy (Organic), Alchemy
Benefit: Some alchemist, having a great understanding of the body, can use their talents to heal deadly wounds. The base DC to heal one with alchemy is 20, but if the person is of a different race, the DC is higher. If you succeed your Alchemy (Organic) check, you heal the subject 1 point per 5 points in the check.
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