Revamp Thief Elixir to Give +20 Accuracy

Effects: Accuracy +9, Avoidability +15
A special elixir for Thieves (omegalul). Gives +9 Accuracy and +15 Avoidability for 8 minutes.

Now maybe some of you have never even heard of this elixir before, which wouldn't be too surprising considering nobody uses it. If you want avoid you'll use an archer elixir, which gives 5 additional avoid, and if you want accuracy you'll use a sniper pill, which gives 1 additional accuracy and lasts 25% longer while also costing 10x less. Furthermore, if you want avoid you very likely don't care for accuracy in the first place and vice-versa.

I am proposing that this useless elixir be revamped to the following:
Effects: Accuracy +20

Why? Because warriors currently don't have a good accuracy potion that is readily purchasable from an NPC and that mimics the accuracy contribution from bless, a skill that many already largely regard as useless because of the fact that archer elixirs make the avoid portion of the effect moot. Instead, warriors often have to depend on event-exclusive +30 acc potions or amorian baskets, which can be relatively costly, cumbersome to amass and also overkill, to deal with an inconvenience uniquely experienced by their class for no apparent reason. So why should ranged characters get to enjoy pocket bless but not warriors? Obviously to keep warriors down!!! wake up sheeple.

One might make the argument (although I would hope not) that doing so would marginalize party utility of clerics/priests/bishops (more likely hs mules) but that line of reasoning is entirely at odds with how rage, another 2nd job skill, is currently being treated on this server, i.e. made entirely moot by ciders. If bishops should be granted this allowance, I would ask that the same be done for heroes for consistency, i.e. nerf cider or buff rage. Pointing out that rage is muleable would not be a proper response to this as bless falls in the same boat. Now, at this point you might be asking "Gurk, is this a suggestion thread for revamping thief elixir or for buffing heroes?" The answer is yes.

P.S. Maybe swap the names of archer elixir and thief elixir for better naming sense.