Shopkeeper refuses to sell to you

You would need a prescription for it

baby she means nothing to me
i didn't know you exist

Potions aren't fucking prescription elixirs.

Then he should have gotten a prescription and it's his fault. We're fed the presumption, however, that the potion seller is a fully over the counter type thing. He is only refusing the knight because he's too weak to handle it (may or may not be true, but we don't know that either)

Says who you fucking faggot.
The king of this imaginary land is not a fucking retard and properly regulates the sale of dangerous things like potions

Why the fuck would the potion seller sell you a potion that's almost guaranteed to kill you? If the Knight had a real reason for them (the prescription) he would sell them to him. The doctor isn't going to give you morphine for a headache

This isn't medicine, and the potion seller wouldn't be held liable whatsoever for any ill effects his products may have despite his warnings. The potion seller was clearly far too arrogant to sell his potions to someone who he admitted to have no respect for, rather than for any safety reasons.

He told him countless times he was going into battle. Why WOULD a potion seller sell potions that are guaranteed to kill everything short of a dragon? Either he's lying to make his products sound more valuable, or he simply didn't want to sell to the knight but didn't want to outright refuse service.

Potion seller is a dragon, or sells to dragons in town? It's like trying to buy off yids who only want to deal with their own kind.

The potion seller was rascal but knights deserve no respect anyway.

>why yes i do need your strongest potions how could you tell

>Either he's lying to make his products sound more valuable
He claims his potions can do everything a knight can. Why is he just a potion seller then? Why not a king's private apothecary making millions off of the power he's giving the king.

Why be rich when a potion can do anything money can?

holy shit

He'd rather just create potions and work independently?

>Literally this

Who are you quoting?

>Take up alchemy in WoW Classic
>mfw I am become Potion Seller

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In a perfect world, fags like OP wouldn't exist

he was going into battle
he needed the potions
enough said

>buy item
>decide I don't want it
>choose to sell it back
>selling price is half what I just bought it for

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but this is not a perfect world

He said he was going into battle and he needed them if he was going to be successful, what if he planned to use the potions on the enemy as a surprise attack?

You drink potions while you game right Yea Forums?

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watch your back.

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this is some 20+ wisdom right here

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Why was the potion seller selling potions that could kill a beast let alone a man?

terraria

It was hyperbole. There are obviously warriors that can handle his potions, but the crybaby knight clearly wasn't one of them. If his potions were truly lethal to all men, the potion seller wouldn't be in business. Instead, he was the knight's FIRST choice when it came to stocking up on potions for the battle. That was obviously a renowned potion seller that only sells to high-caliber warriors. He was arrogant, but he was arrogant for a reason: he was the best

Even though he hurt the knight's feelings, in the end he was being responsible and indirectly saving the knight's life by not selling him potions he was clearly too weak to consume without dying

Also another user raised a good point, if his potions were so deadly, he was very right to keep close track of them and not just sell them to anyone but truly renowned and trustworthy warriors. Otherwise they could be used for murder. They could be switched out for a different health potion, and kill someone

Because overuse and improper use of antibiotics are continuing to breed drug-resistant bacteria. Tuberculosis is currently fucking our shit in because of doctors handing out antibiotics for everything

the fuck you guys talking about.

The warrior walked into a poisons shop thinking it was a potions shop on accident and the seller decided to fuck with him. Why else would he say his strongest "potion" could kill a dragon?

Prove me wrong.

The shop keeper refused to sell to the knight only because he was a knight. Not because he couldn't handle his potions. Maybe in a perfect world the shop keep wouldn't discriminate.
But this is not a perfect world.

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Would the potion seller have sold the knight his potions if the knight was also 100% a frog? A human to frog transformation would show he can clearly withstand a significant amount of magic without dying.

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what is this supposed to be a metaphor for again?

It's a metaphor for entitlement, criticism, and destiny.

HAHAHAH GOOD THREAD user HAAAH

Only official ones, homeboy.

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