Re: Strike Barren (spell) vs. Elixir of Fertility (alchemy)
While I probably would treat it as the last to be applied overrides the previous because both have a comparable (but opposite) effect on a subject and neither explicitly grant protection of any type against the other the Elixir of Fertility do have some literal meaning when it says that during the duration of the elixirs effect it the subject will produce offspring.
It may simply be a way of writing but it's particular effect is that it makes an infertile subject fertile. So the Strike Barren spell have it's effect, but even if the subject is infertile (due to magic or natural reasons) there is still an offspring produced... that's how magic is, making the impossible possible since the dawn of myth.
The Elixir don't restores fertility to the subject though, it just makes it fertile for the duration.
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