Potions
The boiling, thick mixture that is violet in color. It smells and tastes like cherries and green pepper.
The brown elixir with ivory accretions on the bottom. It smells like melon and bannanas, but tastes like apples.
The chunky fluid that is obsidian with topaz glows. It smells like pears, but tastes like carrots.
The fizzing, reflective, watery substance that is cobolt in color. It smells like coffee and raw meat, but tastes like oranges.
The frothing liquid that is ruby in color. It smells like pine needles and acid, but tastes like tea and vanilla.
The glowing, oily liquid that is ivory with pearl bubbles. It smells like honey, but tastes like cucumber.
The jade elixir. It smells like spice and tea, but tastes like walnuts and pinapple.
The metallic elixir that is beyrl with sapphire glows. It smells and tastes like pumpkin.
The moving, metallic draught that is yellow in color. It smells and tastes like mead.
The pulsing potion that is blue with amethyst accretions on the side. It smells like wax and chemicals, but tastes like dirt.
The pulsing tonic that is cerulean with gold bubbles. It smells like apples, but tastes like blood and candy.
The silver liquid with vermillion globules. It smells like wax and grapes, but tastes like urine and lime.
The slimy draught that is violet in color. It smells and tastes like blood.
The smoking, murky tonic that is cyan with gold flashes. It smells like salt water and pears, but tastes like pinapple.
The smoking, murky tonic that is ebony with pink specks. It smells like salt water, but tastes like beer and cabbage.
The steaming, swirling, watery draught that is gray in color. It smells like bannanas and lettuce, but tastes like wax and fruit.
The thick mixture that is cerulean with red accretions on the side. It smells and tastes like melon.
The thick substance that is purple in color. It smells and tastes like chemicals.
The thin potion that is ivory in color. It smells like mead, but tastes like red pepper.
The transparent, viscious mixture that is brown in color. It smells and tastes like pears.
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