Potion Description Generator
Descriptions for potions, magial or mundane. Or in a few cases just disgusting.
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The azure potion. It smells like coconut, but tastes like cinnamon and ginger.
The boiling potion that is silver in color. It smells like bread, but tastes like chocolate.
The brown draught. It smells like salt and carrots, but tastes like cherries.
The bubbling fluid that is rose in color. It smells and tastes like cucumber.
The copper tonic. It smells and tastes like spice.
The glowing substance that is violet with amber streaks. It smells like apples and blood, but tastes like lime and cinnamon.
The ichorous, watery substance that is green in color. It smells like cinnamon, but tastes like grass and beer.
The moving substance that is copper in color. It smells like pears, but tastes like ginger and apples.
The oily fluid that is purple in color. It smells like strawberries, but tastes like red pepper and acorns.
The oily tonic that is vermillion with beyrl flakes. It smells and tastes like milk.
The orange tonic. It smells and tastes like celery and grass.
The smoking draught that is jade with white oddiments. It smells like lemon and fish, but tastes like vanilla.
The smoking, ichorous substance that is brown with beyrl specks. It smells and tastes like spinach.
The smoking, murky, viscious potion that is beyrl in color. It smells like salt and apples, but tastes like sugar and peppermint.
The smoking, slimy elixir that is gray in color. It smells like grass, but tastes like apples.
The swirling elixir that is azure with blue globules. It smells like coconut and chocolate, but tastes like oranges.
The thin draught that is topaz in color. It smells and tastes like melon.
The translucent mixture that is silver with amber flecks. It smells and tastes like spit.
The white elixir. It smells like honey, but tastes like strawberries and mead.
The yellow fluid. It smells like milk and spinach, but tastes like cucumber.
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