Potions
The boiling potion that is black with jade specks. It smells like licorice, but tastes like dirt.
The boiling, ichorous, viscious tonic that is beyrl in color. It smells like grapes, but tastes like coconut.
The boiling, watery mixture that is rose in color. It smells and tastes like nuts.
The chunky draught that is green in color. It smells and tastes like dirt and bannanas.
The chunky tonic that is gold with red globules. It smells and tastes like licorice.
The frothing, chunky potion that is green with violet oddiments. It smells like lemon and cinnamon, but tastes like carrots and acid.
The glowing, watery draught that is cyan with copper flakes. It smells like grapes, but tastes like peanuts and peppermint.
The gold draught. It smells and tastes like lemon.
The metallic elixir that is azure with topaz oddiments. It smells like melon, but tastes like chemicals.
The murky fluid that is rose with obsidian flecks. It smells like ginger and cinnamon, but tastes like vanilla.
The pulsing liquid that is indigo in color. It smells like rum and apples, but tastes like butter and bile.
The steaming, glowing, thick mixture that is vermillion with silver oddiments. It smells like alchohol, but tastes like lime and chemicals.
The steaming, thick fluid that is sapphire in color. It smells and tastes like honey.
The steaming, transparent draught that is pearl with ochre specks. It smells like pumpkin and bread, but tastes like lettuce.
The swirling substance that is rose in color. It smells and tastes like acid.
The swirling tonic that is copper with ochre bubbles. It smells like coconut, but tastes like wax and nuts.
The topaz potion with obsidian flashes. It smells like cantaloupe and salt, but tastes like nuts.
The transparent, watery fluid that is cobolt with purple flakes. It smells and tastes like raw meat.
The viscious draught that is copper in color. It smells like honey, but tastes like alchohol and blueberries.
The viscious potion that is emerald in color. It smells and tastes like licorice and butter.
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