Potions
The beyrl tonic with emerald specks. It smells like milk and cream, but tastes like sugar.
The boiling, swirling, chunky liquid that is gold in color. It smells and tastes like peanuts.
The boiling, thin fluid that is gold in color. It smells and tastes like ginger and pears.
The bubbling draught that is yellow in color. It smells like carrots and fruit, but tastes like grapes and mud.
The glowing mixture that is brown with violet streaks. It smells like pears and vanilla, but tastes like milk.
The glowing, thin substance that is ruby in color. It smells like caramel and rot, but tastes like alchohol and vanilla.
The glowing, watery tonic that is azure in color. It smells like garlic, but tastes like coffee.
The green potion. It smells and tastes like blueberries and cherries.
The metallic, watery substance that is scarlet with white bubbles. It smells and tastes like lime.
The moving, swirling elixir that is beyrl in color. It smells and tastes like spice.
The sapphire potion with gold flashes. It smells like grass and coconut, but tastes like red pepper and butter.
The smoking, glowing fluid that is silver with gray flakes. It smells and tastes like pumpkin.
The smoking, watery elixir that is topaz in color. It smells like vanilla, but tastes like bannanas and vegetables.
The steaming, thick substance that is ivory in color. It smells like beer, but tastes like lettuce.
The swirling, murky, thick potion that is brown in color. It smells like lime, but tastes like spice and celery.
The swirling, watery elixir that is crimson in color. It smells like cinnamon, but tastes like earwax.
The thick draught that is ruby with red flashes. It smells like cherries and green pepper, but tastes like pumpkin and vanilla.
The thin mixture that is purple with ruby flashes. It smells like beer, but tastes like spice.
The viscious fluid that is ebony in color. It smells and tastes like rum.
The watery fluid that is sapphire in color. It smells like coconut and bile, but tastes like nuts.
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