The Alchemist

Class Summary
Converted Class:  Immune to  Convert The Alchemist is a "Support" class that belongs to a Neutral faction with the objective to survive until the end of the game. This class excels with potions, using them to both heal and kill.

While playing with the Alchemist, you must decide if they are worth the risk or not. Statistically speaking, Alchemists are more beneficial to the Blue Dragon faction than bad guys. In fact, early game, they can be trusted very well since Blue Dragon automatically starts with the majority and the Alchemist wins when someone else wins.

Only start to distrust Alchemists late-game, especially if Blue Dragon starts to lose. Bad guys can privately whisper Alchemists, when winning, to try to "unofficially" convert them.

Note: Other Neutral factions won't necessarily assist you, as their objectives are their own.



Strategy

 * You win if you simply  Survive . Given the fact that Emerald Potion is limited, you may want to use it on the losing faction. If the Blue Dragon is losing, help the Unseen/Cult eliminate the Blue Dragon. If the Unseen/Cult is losing, help the Blue Dragon eliminate the Unseen/Cult.
 * Knowing when to and who to use Crimson Potion on is important. Using it for the winning faction can be a massive game changer and can help you gain the trust of that faction.
 * Note : you cannot use Emerald Potion on The King.
 * The Alchemist's Crimson Potion can prevent death at the hands of a killer such as The Possessor.
 * It is arguable whether using Stoneskin Potion earlier or later is better, but if a Neutral Killer is present, it may be better to use it during the early nights of the game. In 16-player games, there will always be One Neutral Killer present.
 * You are basically no one's friend. Blue Dragon will often be suspicious of Alchemist claims (especially when you are outed by the King) and Unseen/Cult won't see any problem eliminating a potential Blue Dragon ally. It's best to stay a low profile and/or "confirm" yourself by successfully healing a player.
 * The King and the Prince are among your worst enemies. The King, regardless of his faction, will seek out to destroy you (evil kings will like to prove that they're good to the court by hanging some 'non-allies' while good kings only know you're not Blue Dragon). The Prince will also be quick to lynch any neutral claims that he happens to come across (depending on the player).
 * As such, it may not be a very bad strategy to eliminate The Prince using your Emerald Potion, if the opportunity were to arise.

Lore: Unknown
“How one’s very life is in the hands of a tea crafter. I choose who lives and dies by the color of my potions, for I am the king’s envy”

Announced
May, 2016