Who was in the wrong here?

Knight please go

If the knight died or was injured by drinking the potion, the potion seller could have been sued or even arrested, so I think he was right to refuse service to the knight.

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Potion Seller was objectively in the right

In a perfect world, the potion seller, but this is not a perfect world

Who was in the wrong here though?

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The knight. Potion seller knows what he's doing and he turns down money to spare this pleb. Clearly he's shopping in the diamond discrict when he should be shopping in silver.

His potions are only for the strongest of beings, and the knight is of the weakest. He presumably has a clientele consisting of powerful beings. there has to be some merchant to cater to their potion requirements

If he sells a potion to someone, knowing that it could well kill them, he could be seen as culpable. The knight is the true rascal here

this whole situation begs the question of how a health potion from this potion seller could be so powerful that it kills you.
that, and the question of dosage. how much of the potion is too much? will a sip kill him, or heal him?

The knight didn't specify health potions, and it could be similar to how a child's dose of a medicine is different from an adults. If an unfortified knight tried drinking a potion made for a more experienced body he may not be able to handle it.

If it was a matter of dosage, then there wouldnt be a problem. The potions must be of such a powerful nature that a weak being would be harmed on mere contact. These are the potions of the gods themselves

The potion sellers potions would kill the knight. He just can't handle the potions that the potion seller sells to his customers, who must be of the strongest since they can handle lethal doses of buffs.
He'd better go to a seller that sells weaker potions.

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Charisma is a dump stat

potion seller is responsible for the destruction wrought by the dragon which he could have prevented he is also responsible for possibly saving the life of one mighty if unworthy knight

The seller can't choose who is able to buy his wares, that's against the law.
>What kind of knight needs potions to even just go into battle?
This is why you don't get raid invites.

I don't think it was a healing potion, more like a mega-magic-meth combat stimulant, it makes sense for those be deadly.

A mere dragon wouldn't dare attack the city with a potion seller who's that powerful. He'd get his shit slapped in a second.

The quarantines been making him really active.

>The seller can't choose who is able to buy his wares, that's against the law.
what about prescriptions

HAHA I COME TO TALK ABOUT VIDEO GAMES AND BY TALK ABOUT I MEAN YELL AT ANYBODY TALKING ABOUT THINGS I DON'T SPECIFICALLY LIKE

LELE

You obviously don't know fucking anything about potions no-pots
A potion seller might make powerful brews but not want to/ be able to utilize them himself

>that's against the law.
In what shithole? Seller reserves the right to refuse service. Unless knights are a protected class, in that case the potion seller would have to be exempt from any legal issues brought on by irresponsible potion use of the knight

Why respect laws when his potions can do anything a law can?

>The seller can't choose who is able to buy his wares, that's against the law
He has a duty of care to not sell potions of that caliber to weak and foolish beings. It would be like selling a gun to a drunk man with downs syndrome

t. knight
If his potions aren't fit for a beast, what makes you, one of the weakest beings, able to handle them?

Could the knight of bought a lesser potion and used its effect to qualify for the dragon killing potion?

>he enjoys having the same conversation over 1000 times
I hate small talk

He obviously has a clientele of godlike beings. You think they would be ok with their potion source being impacted? Potion seller has powerful connections

How much strong does a knight need to be to get his potions?
Will the knight post battle be strong enough to get one or there are higher limitations to these items?

Yeah but If I do it in real life I get thrown into the dungeons for racism

If the potion seller sold a potion to the knight and the knight drank it and died, then the potion seller would get a bad rep even though he warned the knight his potions are too strong for him. Potion seller loses out on a sale but keeps his reputation intact.

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potion seller, the pots were for a gay wedding

Just don't come in to the thread

Dragon dosnt have to disturb the operation of the pot-shop to cause death and destruction retard

The seller was in the wrong
He could have just recommended the knight a weaker potion thay coukd've gotten the job done anyway, but instead, he decided to be rude and tell the knight (which is probably low level so he wouldn't know about the specific potions) to go away

Prescriptions were created by the law and thus, it's the law that decide what can't be bought without them and what can only be bought with them. The seller here has no say.. If you bring a prescription to a pharmacist, he is obliged to give you the medecine if he/she has it.
>Seller reserves the right to refuse service
Lmao, a buyer offers services now?
The moment the seller put a price on something and clearly shows what he sells, he is obliged by law to accept any anyone willing to pay the price unless the purchase of the good/service has special regulations (like guns or dangerous chemicals).
That's how it works in most developped countries.

Yes it does. Causing mass havok in the city would inevitably disrupt supply chains, and thus potion output would be impacted

It is not the potion sellers job to coddle noob adventurers but to provide challenges to overcome or goals to aspire

>he is obliged by law
We dont know the law of the land that potion seller operates in. Your whole argument is moot

This whole thread is moot then.

You for posting /tg/ content on Yas Forums

>Implying dragons aren't part of his custommers

Then he should've been a little more motivational in his lines instead of insulting the knight like that

He clearly has his market and a reputation, everyone can be any potion seller but to sell the top elite potions is a honor of few
knight shouldn't even have been there

>Lmao, a buyer offers services now?
No you retard, the seller has goods. In the US the owner of the business has the right who they want to do trade with unless it's a special class. This is how it works in a non-shithole.

If someone comes in to my store calling me a cunt he doesn't get to pick up an item and oblige me to sell it to him. At that point I tell him to get his cunt ass out of the store because it's my store and my goods

>godlike beings
Were not talking homeopathics and essential oils bought at the local market, his supplies are probably transcendent

The potion seller is stupid, if your strongest potions are enough to kill a beast, let alone a man, then why sell them in the first place?

inferiority is a powerful motivator

Its about morality, not legality

Hey no one ever said potion seller was a friendly guy. Declining sale to knight was definitely the right call though

Maybe he sells exclusively to paladin CHAds who get divine aid in their saving throws. Also maybe barbarians who have CON to spare.