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These are nonhostile to everything I've seen.    Kobolds, goblins, animals, etc... seem to have some unspoken pact with these slavers to kill any surfacer they come across.

Svirfneblin Incinerator.  Put items in, use unique power, 5 second animation with smoke and orange text plays emotes.

Try this maybe?

http://nwvault.ign.com/View.php?view=Other.Detail&id=1505

I think the main problem is that the same players are consistently, over and over, getting the high tier alchemy items on their characters due to OOC knowledge of the system.  If people conceptualize products from hard-work and experience, there's nothing wrong with that.  But there are players who exploit their knowledge to mass produce things that can completely turn the course of a battle.

Getting rid of portable kits would also be an interesting fix.  It'd mean that alchemists/herbalist would be encouraged to travel in groups due to the dangerous nature of the dark.  Perhaps sites could be made with certain boni and mali towards different kinds of herbalism and alchemical schools.

If you loose a limb, it has been ruled on EFU that no amount of regeneration/restoration/greater restoration will restore your person unless a DM says so- and most times, they won't. Loosing a limb a serious  business and should take an equally serious effort to regain it, other than "lol I found greater restoration scroll."

How many Greater Restoration scrolls have you found?  It should certainly be more difficult to bring people back from the dead than to regrow their limbs. But as someone has already stated, it's far easier just to die and be raised.

In DND the spell restoration can restore lost limbs and such so long as the character wasn't born with the deformity.  This should be something considered by the DMs because it's a spell that is hard to come by though at the same time people getting cut up can really encourage their players to get bummed out.  If I were playing a melee fighter and lost an arm, I'd much rather be killed than become useless.

- to make recipes randomised for each individual PC

There are far too many people who carry recipes over from other characters or atleast the most basic knowledge of how to acquire new recipes, on to their newer characters.  If they were randomly generated for each new character, that'd help out a lot.

Well, posting screenshots and such sort of lets would be quest takers anticipate the different nuances of the quest, no?

Ugh.  I wanted to do ponies...

How to do it with +100 bonus style:

Claim Asmodeus consumed Azuth, even though Azuth is still giving spells
Claim these spells now come from Asmodeus
Claim Asmodeus is now the true god of Wizardry
Wreck anyone who says otherwise

A++