As I've yet to install the pack I'm in the OTE gamers teamspeak and looking at the mod list, and Bryce said something along the lines of there being an issue with effects in ars magica. To which I replied with a fix with both AM2 and Witchery installed, he told me to put a suggestion here and this was the place I thought good to put it. The fix is as follows (What I put in the chat in the teamspeak):
With both witchery and Ars Magica 2 installed there are normally potion id conflicts causing the effects to be mismatched for example you try to drink one potion yet get the effect of another. The easiest way to fix this is to use DragonAPI which is Reikas dependencies for his/her mods however on its own it extends the potion array allowing for more potion IDs.
This may/should fix your issue, I've done it in the past and it resolved it for me. Much better than using NEI's ID dump and manually doing it which didn't work for me. I may not be able to guarantee this will fix the issue, however I have confidence in it and it's worth a test.
As I've yet to install the pack I'm in the OTE gamers teamspeak and looking at the mod list, and Bryce said something along the lines of there being an issue with effects in ars magica. To which I replied with a fix with both AM2 and Witchery installed, he told me to put a suggestion here and this was the place I thought good to put it. The fix is as follows (What I put in the chat in the teamspeak):
With both witchery and Ars Magica 2 installed there are normally potion id conflicts causing the effects to be mismatched for example you try to drink one potion yet get the effect of another. The easiest way to fix this is to use DragonAPI which is Reikas dependencies for his/her mods however on its own it extends the potion array allowing for more potion IDs.
This may/should fix your issue, I've done it in the past and it resolved it for me. Much better than using NEI's ID dump and manually doing it which didn't work for me. I may not be able to guarantee this will fix the issue, however I have confidence in it and it's worth a test.