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{{Infobox object
{{Object
|name = Philosopher's Stone
|game = The Sims 3: Supernatural
|image = [[File:Philosopher's_Stones Stone.png|200px]]
|buy = Limited
|price = 40,000 Lifetime Happiness points
|type = Money
|size = 2x1
|game = The Sims 3: Supernatural
}}
The '''Philosopherphilosopher's Stonestone''' is a [[lifetime reward]] object in ''[[The Sims 3: Supernatural]]''. This objectthat allows a Sim to turn portable items into gold ingots as well as allowing the household to summon playable [[ghost#The Sims 3|ghosts]]. However, there is a chance that the Sim will fail in the attempt to turn the object into gold and lose the item permanently, or worse, [[Death|die]] by turning into gold. Should a Sim be killed by such an accident, the gold statue may be sold for a hefty sum, and can be named by the Sim killed in the action, should the Sim be revived.
 
The philosopher's stone can be obtained by completing ''[[Opportunity/Alchemy#Alchemic Mastery|Alchemic Mastery]]'' opportunity chain, which can be received after mastering the [[alchemy]] skill. The opportunity chain consists of fetch quests to deliver insects, metals, gems, and harvestables to the [[science lab]]. Alternatively, Sims can purchase one from [[lifetime reward]] for 40,000 happiness points.
Transmutation looks quite inefficient, as gold ingots produced by an individual action have a value of around §150. This seeming inefficiency is compounded by the risk involved in the transmutation (although one could exploit it by giving the Sim a [[Death Flower]], or giving the Sim doing the transmuting either the [[Unlucky]] or [[Loser]] trait), though the technique relies on having the ghosts (or the protected Sim) transmute gold in your Sims's lot to get an infinite income of gold statues worth §50,000 (which runs on the assumption that the player has enough conversion materials to cause the accident), sometimes as much as §62,500. This does have some value: things with no value such as old newspapers, potions, seeds, etc. can be turned into gold ingots. In addition, converting things like old newspapers also allows a [[Witch]] to turn gold ingots into something else with the transformation spell.{{clarify}}
 
Transmutation looks quite inefficient, as gold ingots produced by an individual action have a value of around §150. This seeming inefficiency is compounded by the risk involved in the transmutation (although one could exploit it by giving the Sim a [[Deathdeath Flowerflower]], reviving the Sim using the philosopher's stone as a playable ghost, using resetSim when you'll notice a Sim is about to be transmuted or giving the Sim doing the transmuting either the [[Unlucky]] orthe [[Loserunlucky]] trait), though the technique relies on having the ghosts (or the protected Sim) transmute gold in yourthe Sims's lot to get an infinite income of gold statues worth §50,000 (which runs on the assumption that the player has enough conversion materials to cause the accident), sometimes as much as §62,500. This does have some value: things with no value such as old newspapers, potions, seeds, etc. can be turned into gold ingots. In addition, converting things like old newspapers also allows a [[Witchwitch]] to turncast transformation spell on gold ingots, intoas somethingthe elseoriginal withobject cannot be transformed in the transformationfirst spellplace. It can also be used to permanently get rid of an [[Imaginary Friend]] that has yet to be turned real by transmuting the doll into a gold ingot. The ghost of a Sim killed by being transmuted will be gold.{{clarify}}
The ghost of a Sim killed by being transmuted will be gold.
 
==Player Notes==
*Using cheap items, like scraps or dirty dishes are better as they're cheap and barely beneficial.
*If ''[[The Sims 3: Ambitions]]'' and ''[[The Sims 3: Into the Future]]'' are installed, a glitch occurs where a gold statue of a Sim killed by the philosopher's stone will turn into an ice goblin statue when taken to the future in the family inventory. If the household is planning to stay permanently in the future, this can be prevented by not using the Philosopher’s Stone in the present until you travel to the future.
 
==Gallery==
<gallery orientation="square">
Philosopher's Stone Accident.png|The Gold Statue (and the Revived Sim)
Philosopher's Stone Success and Failure.png|Succeeding (and Failing) in transmutation process
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Ghost transmutation 2.jpg
Ghost transmutation.jpg
Philosopher's Stone 1.jpg|A Sim attempting to transmute an object.
death to a gold digger.jpg|DeathThe VisitsGrim AnReaper Alchemistvisits an alchemist who fumbleddied aof transmutation.
Transmutation.jpg|A Gold Statue
Transmute.jpg|TransmutedThe Gravestonegravestone of a Sim who died of transmutation.
Mysteriouse statue.jpg|A golden statue of a Sim, taken to the future.
</gallery>
[[Category:Magic]]
[[Category:Objects that kill Sims]]