thriftyuoplayer
Grandmaster
Too bad I didn't get this in the "what do you want to see" thread. 
(I actually spent time working on this)
A new item named "Acid Sac" drops from all Solen (ant) mobs, except the Solen Worker, if you kill them before their acid sac bursts.
If you get this message, then the acid sac does not drop as loot.
If you manage to kill them before (without) their acid sac bursts, you get the sac as loot.
You have to get their HP down enough to the level right before it bursts, then one hit kill.
Once you collect enough acid sacs, you can use Alchemy to make it into a usable item.
(maybe named Acidic Poison)
You need 90 Alchemy, the same required to make Deadly Poison, and 10 acid sacs to make one potion. (also keggable)
Once you get the acid potions made & stocked up, you can then use poisoning to apply the acid to weapons, the same way as poison potions. Requiring the same skill as deadly poison to apply the acid.
The only differences between acid and poison, is that while applying it to weapons and failing (making a grave mistake), the acid will affect you just like it does when the solen sacs burst, killing you quickly.
When acid is applied to weapons, the durability of that weapon slowly starts to erode once mixed with blood and can not be wiped clean with an oil cloth.
When someone attacks you with an acid covered weapon, your screen goes black for 1-3 seconds, and takes away 10-25 HP.
(OR one tick of the normal way acid affects you, doing 30-50 HP damage)(I like the first option more)
When someone attacks you with an acid covered weapon, you take one tick of the normal way acid affects you, doing 10-30 HP damage. AND you have a 50% chance of your game screen going black for 1-2 seconds (maybe 1-3).
When PvMing, the acid affects mobs like the acid normally would affect you from the solen sacs bursting. Lasting for 10 (?) seconds.
Acid could also be used in traps, using the pvp damage above.
I may have missed or forgotten something...
And yes, I do realize that an acid covered weapon in PvP would be a bit OP, but considering how much a pain in the arse it would be to get enough materials to make enough acid potions to apply to a few weapons, figured it would be a little balanced..
(I actually spent time working on this)
A new item named "Acid Sac" drops from all Solen (ant) mobs, except the Solen Worker, if you kill them before their acid sac bursts.
If you get this message, then the acid sac does not drop as loot.
If you manage to kill them before (without) their acid sac bursts, you get the sac as loot.
You have to get their HP down enough to the level right before it bursts, then one hit kill.
Once you collect enough acid sacs, you can use Alchemy to make it into a usable item.
(maybe named Acidic Poison)
You need 90 Alchemy, the same required to make Deadly Poison, and 10 acid sacs to make one potion. (also keggable)
Once you get the acid potions made & stocked up, you can then use poisoning to apply the acid to weapons, the same way as poison potions. Requiring the same skill as deadly poison to apply the acid.
The only differences between acid and poison, is that while applying it to weapons and failing (making a grave mistake), the acid will affect you just like it does when the solen sacs burst, killing you quickly.
When acid is applied to weapons, the durability of that weapon slowly starts to erode once mixed with blood and can not be wiped clean with an oil cloth.
(OR one tick of the normal way acid affects you, doing 30-50 HP damage)(I like the first option more)
When someone attacks you with an acid covered weapon, you take one tick of the normal way acid affects you, doing 10-30 HP damage. AND you have a 50% chance of your game screen going black for 1-2 seconds (maybe 1-3).
When PvMing, the acid affects mobs like the acid normally would affect you from the solen sacs bursting. Lasting for 10 (?) seconds.
Acid could also be used in traps, using the pvp damage above.
I may have missed or forgotten something...
And yes, I do realize that an acid covered weapon in PvP would be a bit OP, but considering how much a pain in the arse it would be to get enough materials to make enough acid potions to apply to a few weapons, figured it would be a little balanced..
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