Potions
The boiling, slimy substance that is ruby in color. It smells like mud and strawberries, but tastes like cucumber.
The boiling, slimy substance that is vermillion in color. It smells like lime, but tastes like cabbage.
The bubbling, oily potion that is azure in color. It smells and tastes like red pepper and lime.
The chunky substance that is ebony in color. It smells like black pepper and peach, but tastes like licorice.
The fizzing potion that is ebony with vermillion oddiments. It smells like alchohol, but tastes like salt and chemicals.
The frothing elixir that is gold in color. It smells like caramel, but tastes like honey.
The glowing fluid that is brown in color. It smells like mud and pears, but tastes like earwax.
The glowing, thick fluid that is beyrl in color. It smells like bile, but tastes like bread.
The glowing, thick tonic that is blue with obsidian flecks. It smells like cooked meat and cherries, but tastes like spit.
The glowing, translucent draught that is beyrl in color. It smells like carrots and strawberries, but tastes like celery and oranges.
The green potion. It smells and tastes like cream and ashes.
The metallic substance that is green with violet streaks. It smells like wine, but tastes like walnuts and bannanas.
The metallic, oily tonic that is azure in color. It smells and tastes like spit.
The murky, thick substance that is jade in color. It smells like salt water, but tastes like red pepper and acid.
The rose liquid. It smells and tastes like cantaloupe and red pepper.
The smoking, transparent mixture that is sapphire in color. It smells and tastes like pine needles and lime.
The swirling, opalescent, viscious potion that is yellow with sapphire glows. It smells like apples, but tastes like chemicals.
The thick liquid that is sapphire with gold bubbles. It smells like tea and lime, but tastes like mead.
The viscious elixir that is amber in color. It smells and tastes like blood and lime.
The white elixir. It smells and tastes like green pepper.
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