Poison chalice

Poison chalice
Released							23 July 2002 (Update)
Members							Yes
Quest item							No
Properties
Tradeable							Yes
Equipable							No
Stackable							No
Noteable							Yes
Edible							Yes
Options							Drink
Destroy							Drop
Examine							A cup of a strange brew...
Values
Value							20 coins
High alch							12 coins
Low alch							8 coins
Weight							0.056 kg
Grand Exchange
Exchange							1,206 coins (info)
Buy limit							2,000
Daily volume							0
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Advanced data
Item ID							197

A poison chalice is a cocktail obtained for free from Stankers, a dwarven miner near the Coal Trucks west of Seers' Village. Drinking a poison chalice applies a random effect.

Effects

Upon drinking it one of the following effects below will randomly occur:

Response	Effects	Chance of occuring
It heals some health.	Heals by 5% of total Hitpoints	10/32 (~31.3%)
You feel a lot better.	Heals by 15% of total Hitpoints; Thieving goes up by 1	9/32 (~28.1%)
You feel a little strange.	Attack, Strength, Defence go down by 1, Crafting goes up by 1	8/32 (25%)
That tasted a bit dodgy. You feel a bit ill.	Take 5% of total Hitpoints in damage	2/32 (~6.25%)
That tasted very dodgy. You feel very ill.	Take 50% of total Hitpoints in damage; Attack, Strength, and Defence go down by 1-3	1/32 (~3.13%)
Wow! That was amazing! You feel really invigorated.	Heals by 50% of total Hitpoints; Attack, Strength, Defence go up by 4; Thieving goes up either 0 or 1	1/32 (~3.13%)
It has a slight taste of apricot.	No effect	1/32 (~3.13%)

Shop locations

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Seller	Location	Number in stock	Restock time	Price sold at	Price bought at	Members?
Stankers	Coal Trucks	∞	N/A	0	N/A

Changes

Date	Changes
28 November - 18 December 2006	The item was graphically updated.

Gallery (historical)

RuneScape 2 Beta	29 March 2004 ⁠– November/December 2006	November/December 2006 ⁠– present

Trivia

• The poison chalice is a reference to the cocktails made by a personal friend of the Gowers, after whom Stankers is named.