The Sims 4 Alchemist Career

The Sims 4 Alchemist Career

With this mod, your Sims can join the Alchemist Career!

This is a “Rabbit Hole” career. Your sims will leave for work, but you will not follow them.

In this mod, your Sims can practice the mystical science of Alchemy – not on metals, but on herbs! The potions they brew may be potent herbal remedies that can help other Sims, but beware! They could brew harmful potions as well. You wouldn’t want that … or would you?



Available for: Young Adult, Adult, and Elder sims.

This career has been adapted from Sims 3 and updated for Sims 4.

Career Levels:

• Phial Washer – $10/hr, off weekends, 9am-5pm, for promotion reach level 2 logic skill
• Assistant Scavenger – $16/hr, off weekends, 9am-5pm, for promotion reach level 2
• Recipe Tester – $32/hr, off weekends, 9am-5pm, for promotion reach level 2 cooking skill
• Junior Mixer – $62/hr, off weekends, 9am-5pm, for promotion reach level 2 herbalism skill
• Mixing Manager – $106/hr, bonus $500, off weekends, 9am-5pm, for promotion reach level 5 gardening skill
• Master Mixer – $188/hr, off weekends, 9am-4pm, for promotion reach level 5 cooking skill
• Recipe Inventor – $215/hr, bonus $1500, off weekends, 9am-4pm, for promotion reach level 5 logic skill
• Elixir Specialist – $315/hr, off weekends, 9am-3pm, for promotion reach level 5 herbalism skill
• Senior Alchemist – $355/hr, bonus $2500, off weekends, 9am-2pm, for promotion reach level 8 herbalism skill
• Alchemy Artisan – $375/hr, bonus $5000, off weekends, 9am-1pm

• Download and unzip the file (Winrar or 7-Zip are your best options).
• Move the .package file into your Sims 4 Mods folder (Documents > Electronic Arts > The Sims 4 > Mods).
• Move the .ts4script file into your Sims 4 Mods folder (Documents > Electronic Arts > The Sims 4 > Mods).
• If a Mod has more than one version, choose only one version.
• If a Mod has optional Addons, install them in the same way if you wish to use them.
• Do not rename any files and do not install more than one subfolder deep in your Mods folder.

• Custom Content This is the addition of player-made clothing or objects to the game. Sometimes just referred to in The Sims community as “CC”.
• Game Mods: These are Mods that add features or change functionality of the game. These Mods may include script code, but not always.
• Mods: A blanket term referring to any player-made content for the game—this includes both Custom Content and Game Mods.
• Enable Mods via the options panel : The setting can be found in “Options > Other > Enable Custom Content and Mods.” and Restart the game

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