Potions
The blue potion. It smells and tastes like chemicals.
The boiling, glowing, thick fluid that is amber with jade flashes. It smells like cooked meat, but tastes like chocolate.
The boiling, opalescent, viscious tonic that is ivory with beyrl accretions on the side. It smells and tastes like grapes.
The boiling, slimy fluid that is ebony with white oddiments. It smells and tastes like pears.
The bubbling, pulsing potion that is azure with vermillion flashes. It smells like cherries and honey, but tastes like licorice.
The bubbling, thin potion that is ivory in color. It smells like wax, but tastes like raspberries and lemon.
The bubbling, watery elixir that is green in color. It smells like cabbage, but tastes like bile.
The cyan liquid. It smells like chemicals and vomit, but tastes like caramel and pinapple.
The fizzing, chunky elixir that is green in color. It smells like salt water, but tastes like oranges.
The fizzing, transparent potion that is copper in color. It smells like licorice and rum, but tastes like lettuce.
The glowing tonic that is yellow with indigo glows. It smells like beer and lime, but tastes like honey.
The glowing, viscious draught that is sapphire in color. It smells like raw meat, but tastes like spinach and cooked meat.
The glowing, watery liquid that is cerulean in color. It smells and tastes like rot and rum.
The moving, oily liquid that is gray with blue glows. It smells like acorns and raw meat, but tastes like wine and spice.
The moving, translucent liquid that is azure with black specks. It smells like pumpkin and green pepper, but tastes like tea.
The opalescent, chunky fluid that is azure in color. It smells and tastes like chemicals.
The slimy draught that is white in color. It smells like cabbage, but tastes like raspberries and chocolate.
The swirling fluid that is red in color. It smells like herbs, but tastes like peach.
The thick potion that is ebony with emerald glows. It smells like oranges, but tastes like coconut.
The transparent, chunky draught that is sapphire in color. It smells and tastes like cream.
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