Potions
The boiling, murky potion that is copper with obsidian flecks. It smells like pears, but tastes like earwax.
The bubbling, ichorous, thin mixture that is ochre with scarlet specks. It smells like grass, but tastes like apples and melon.
The crimson fluid. It smells like walnuts, but tastes like lettuce.
The fizzing, viscious liquid that is pink with sapphire accretions on the side. It smells and tastes like caramel.
The frothing draught that is pink in color. It smells like cream, but tastes like salt water and nuts.
The frothing fluid that is crimson with jade bubbles. It smells like herbs, but tastes like salt water.
The glowing draught that is jade with green flecks. It smells like cream, but tastes like nuts.
The glowing, viscious liquid that is ochre in color. It smells and tastes like cantaloupe.
The ichorous, thin potion that is black in color. It smells like cinnamon and pinapple, but tastes like salt water and black pepper.
The pink liquid. It smells like green pepper and pinapple, but tastes like oranges and tea.
The smoking, pulsing, thick tonic that is topaz with obsidian glows. It smells like fish and vomit, but tastes like excrement.
The steaming, metallic, oily draught that is beyrl in color. It smells and tastes like vegetables and oranges.
The steaming, thin elixir that is yellow in color. It smells like rum, but tastes like chocolate.
The swirling, ichorous liquid that is yellow in color. It smells and tastes like cherries and grass.
The swirling, translucent, viscious tonic that is emerald in color. It smells and tastes like spinach and chemicals.
The thick fluid that is silver with crimson accretions on the side. It smells and tastes like beer.
The transparent fluid that is black in color. It smells and tastes like salt water.
The transparent, slimy mixture that is ivory in color. It smells like fruit, but tastes like pears and pine needles.
The viscious elixir that is obsidian in color. It smells and tastes like pumpkin.
The watery liquid that is ivory with emerald flakes. It smells like cantaloupe, but tastes like bannanas and bread.
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