Potions
The black elixir. It smells like honey, but tastes like red pepper and wax.
The bubbling, chunky liquid that is cyan in color. It smells like pinapple, but tastes like peppermint.
The cerulean substance. It smells like bannanas, but tastes like green pepper.
The fizzing, glowing tonic that is amber in color. It smells like excrement, but tastes like pinapple.
The frothing, murky draught that is emerald in color. It smells like butter, but tastes like blood and grapes.
The frothing, translucent, viscious tonic that is gray in color. It smells like blood and celery, but tastes like ginger and butter.
The jade elixir. It smells and tastes like cucumber and fruit.
The moving, translucent, viscious potion that is ivory in color. It smells like green pepper and bannanas, but tastes like cantaloupe and earwax.
The ochre liquid with pearl accretions on the side. It smells like red pepper, but tastes like peach and lemon.
The opalescent elixir that is gray in color. It smells and tastes like vanilla.
The pulsing tonic that is ochre with sapphire flakes. It smells and tastes like spinach.
The sapphire draught. It smells like cantaloupe and coconut, but tastes like apples and pears.
The smoking, chunky potion that is violet with yellow oddiments. It smells and tastes like spinach.
The steaming, opalescent potion that is crimson with ebony flecks. It smells and tastes like milk.
The swirling liquid that is red with emerald accretions on the bottom. It smells like fruit and acorns, but tastes like celery.
The swirling, slimy draught that is pink with blue flecks. It smells like bannanas and blueberries, but tastes like fish and raw meat.
The translucent substance that is sapphire with cerulean flakes. It smells like chocolate and pumpkin, but tastes like oranges.
The translucent, chunky tonic that is brown in color. It smells and tastes like honey.
The translucent, viscious potion that is sapphire in color. It smells and tastes like rum and raw meat.
The viscious liquid that is green with emerald flashes. It smells like grass, but tastes like fruit.
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