Use rubber molecules and tin to make a chain of insulated copper wire....

Convert junk metal into quintessence-coated gold. Now THAT ought to put some hair on your chest...along with plenty of tumors. They're benign though, just don't think about it....

Convert ordinary distilled water into illegal triplex-bonded water. Triplexed Water is rumored to grant significant health benefits to its consumers, competing with city-approved distilleries and thus being rendered illegal. It could also be illegal due to...

Some individuals find themselves dissatisfied with their presentation and physical arrangement in the realm of gender. This includes a select few alchemists, who have used their abilities to develop a medical remedy for these complex and stressful feelings...

Turn mercury alloys into a simple gold chain. The lengths - literally, in this case - the rich and powerful will go to in order to flaunt their wealth are fascinating. Long, drooping chains of gold and silver have rapidly become a staple of high fashion fo...

Use a handmade Van Berlo's wheel to create a new wheel with Quintessence at its core. Taking apart one of Van Berlo's wheels was already a less than stellar process, but reassembling it with the condensed elements of another wheel's constituent parts, with...

Invert the chirality of a definitely-not-illicit substance with the assistance of elemental fire. For the love of Fontenelle, do not ask me where or how I obtained this particular reagent, please and thank you. Acquiring it was a pain I would only wish on ...

Turn gunpowder and stripped copper wiring into silver bullets with golden casings. Firearms enthusiasts may sometimes find themselves in need of highly specific ammunition. While I am not a fan of firearms per se, I am a fan of not being eaten alive by the...