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'''Permanent Brew''' is the [[Alchemist (BTD6)|Alchemist]]'s path 1 tier 5 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]''. It upgrades the [[Alchemist (BTD6)|Alchemist's]] [[Acidic Mixture Dip (BTD6)|Acidic Mixture Dip]] and [[Stronger Stimulant (BTD6)|Stronger Stimulant]] to become permanent.
'''Permanent Brew''' is the [[Alchemist (BTD6)|Alchemist]]'s path 1 tier 5 [[upgrade]] in ''[[Bloons TD 6]]''. All new dips from the Alchemist's [[Acidic Mixture Dip (BTD6)|Acidic Mixture Dip]] and [[Stronger Stimulant (BTD6)|Stronger Stimulant]] last permanently, unless the Alchemist is sold or sacrificed, or the buff is stolen from [[Lych]]. Only newly thrown dips and brews are permanent. Targets that currently have a weaker brew are not given permanent brew immediately; the buff has to run out first.
 
Only newly thrown dips and brews are permanent. Targets that currently have a weaker brew are not given permanent brew immediately; the buff has to run out first. If Permanent Brew is sold or sacrificed, all towers lose these buffs. [[Lych]] can steal the Permanent Brew buff.


==Stats==
==Stats==
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==Strategy==
==Strategy==
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Permanent Brew is an expensive upgrade, but with an effective midgame it can be afforded in [[CHIMPS]] in time for the mid-80's on most maps. It stands out the most on Least Cash [[Boss Events]], which demand an army of cheap, highly buffable towers against all stages, and extreme [[Freeplay]], which demands maximum buffs on every tower on screen. Some strong candidates for Permanent Brew include: {{BTD6|Sun Avatar}}, 3-1-0 {{BTD6|Destroyer}}, {{BTD6|Bloonjitsu}} with {{BTD6|Shinobi Tactics}}, and 2-0-4 {{BTD6|Overdrive}}.
Permanent Brew is an expensive upgrade, but with an effective midgame it can be afforded in [[CHIMPS]] in time for the mid-80's on most maps. It stands out the most on Least Cash [[Boss Events]], which demand an army of cheap, highly buffable towers against all stages, and extreme [[Freeplay]], which demands maximum buffs on every tower on screen. Some strong candidates for Permanent Brew include: {{BTD6|Sun Avatar}}, 3-1-0 {{BTD6|Destroyer}}, {{BTD6|Bloonjitsu}} with {{BTD6|Shinobi Tactics}}, and 2-0-4 {{BTD6|Overdrive}}.


Despite its low range and the inability to be sold or sacrificed to retain its buff, there are multiple ways to counter this. The simplest is to use {{BTD6|Support Chinook}} or {{BTD6|Dan D'Monke}}'s Reposition ability to move it. {{BTD6|Dark Knight}} and above can also be moved around the map to keep adding new targets later on. A few maps do have movable platforms that can allow Permanent Brew to keep finding new targets, with a notable example being [[Geared]]'s smaller gear.
Despite its low range and the inability to be sold or sacrificed to retain its buff, there are multiple ways to counter this. The simplest is to use {{BTD6|Support Chinook}} or {{BTD6|Dan D'Monke}}'s Reposition ability to move it. {{BTD6|Dark Knight}} and above can also be moved around the map to keep adding new targets later on. A few maps do have movable platforms that can allow Permanent Brew to keep finding new targets, with a notable example being [[Geared]]'s smaller gear.
Versus [[Lych (BTD6)|Lych]], the buff can still work before Tier 5, as Lych has limited buff-stealing range until then.


Permanent Brew largely does not require a crosspath, but {{BTD6|Faster Throwing|Alchemist}} is optimal for time-sensitive scenarios such as Boss Events.
Permanent Brew largely does not require a crosspath, but {{BTD6|Faster Throwing|Alchemist}} is optimal for time-sensitive scenarios such as Boss Events.