Potions
The boiling tonic that is green in color. It smells like bread, but tastes like blood.
The boiling, pulsing, oily draught that is emerald with gray globules. It smells like cream and cinnamon, but tastes like mead and caramel.
The boiling, reflective potion that is pearl in color. It smells like pumpkin and spit, but tastes like earwax and milk.
The bubbling elixir that is silver in color. It smells like lemon, but tastes like cucumber.
The copper elixir with pearl accretions on the side. It smells like mead, but tastes like green pepper.
The ebony draught. It smells like red pepper, but tastes like acorns and beer.
The frothing tonic that is black with white bubbles. It smells like green pepper, but tastes like acorns.
The frothing, metallic elixir that is topaz in color. It smells like peppermint and candy, but tastes like peanuts and lemon.
The glowing tonic that is copper in color. It smells and tastes like mud.
The glowing, slimy liquid that is blue in color. It smells like wax, but tastes like melon.
The glowing, thick elixir that is indigo with ruby oddiments. It smells like rum and dirt, but tastes like bile and acorns.
The moving, pulsing substance that is vermillion with obsidian accretions on the side. It smells like caramel, but tastes like peach and wine.
The murky, thin liquid that is gold in color. It smells and tastes like fish.
The red potion with brown oddiments. It smells like cherries, but tastes like peanuts and pine needles.
The smoking, fizzing, viscious draught that is jade with blue flakes. It smells like bread, but tastes like bannanas.
The smoking, glowing, viscious elixir that is gold in color. It smells and tastes like raw meat and peach.
The steaming elixir that is scarlet in color. It smells like lemon and tea, but tastes like herbs.
The steaming fluid that is cobolt with topaz glows. It smells like tea and cooked meat, but tastes like peach.
The swirling, thick substance that is brown in color. It smells and tastes like walnuts.
The viscious tonic that is sapphire in color. It smells like tea, but tastes like rot.
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