Potions
The boiling, chunky potion that is cyan with beyrl oddiments. It smells like pine needles, but tastes like acorns and sugar.
The bubbling liquid that is blue in color. It smells and tastes like raspberries.
The bubbling tonic that is orange in color. It smells like spit and earwax, but tastes like cantaloupe.
The bubbling tonic that is silver in color. It smells like spit, but tastes like wax.
The fizzing, slimy tonic that is copper with red flecks. It smells like carrots and coffee, but tastes like honey.
The metallic mixture that is ivory with ochre oddiments. It smells like candy and oranges, but tastes like garlic.
The metallic tonic that is brown with emerald glows. It smells like fruit, but tastes like chemicals and bannanas.
The moving, thin draught that is emerald in color. It smells like mud, but tastes like mead and excrement.
The orange elixir. It smells like cherries, but tastes like cabbage.
The pulsing draught that is ochre in color. It smells and tastes like mud.
The reflective substance that is ruby in color. It smells and tastes like honey.
The reflective, viscious elixir that is pink with white glows. It smells like blood, but tastes like urine.
The slimy potion that is ivory with ruby oddiments. It smells like mead, but tastes like melon and carrots.
The steaming, metallic, oily substance that is ebony in color. It smells like acorns and wax, but tastes like raspberries and cooked meat.
The steaming, translucent, thick fluid that is rose with green accretions on the side. It smells like celery, but tastes like bannanas.
The swirling, reflective tonic that is ebony in color. It smells like walnuts, but tastes like honey.
The thick fluid that is yellow with cerulean specks. It smells like honey and butter, but tastes like ginger.
The watery substance that is red in color. It smells like milk, but tastes like honey.
The watery tonic that is copper in color. It smells like blueberries and black pepper, but tastes like coffee.
The yellow elixir with pearl accretions on the side. It smells like acorns, but tastes like ginger.
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