Potion
Potions are a group of consumable items that recover health and/or mana, or grant temporary buffs. Potions are commonly found in natural chests and pots, can be dropped by enemies, purchased from NPCs or crafted. Most potions can be crafted at a Placed Bottle or Alchemy Table, but flasks must be crafted at an Imbuing Station. Potion buffs can be canceled by right-clicking their buff icon below the inventory hotbar.
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Recovery Potions[edit | edit source]
These potions restore health, mana, or even both at the same time.
Food and Drink Potions[edit | edit source]
Consuming foods will grant the Well Fed buff, while drinks grant Tipsy effect
Buff Potions[edit | edit source]
- See also: Buff
These grant the character a temporary, usually short-lived buff when consumed. Crafted at a Placed Bottle or an Alchemy Table.
Flasks[edit | edit source]
These grant the character a temporary melee-specific buff when consumed. Only one Flask buff can be active at a time. Crafted at an Imbuing Station.
Other Potions[edit | edit source]
These are potions that don't fit in the other categories.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- Certain potions' sprites use bottles that correlate with real-life flasks. These include
- All of the Lesser potions, using an Erlenmeyer flask.
- The Strange Brew, using a Florence flask.
- The Ironskin, Regeneration, Swiftness, and Gills Potions, all use test tubes.
- The in-game Flasks, which allow melee weapons to inflict debuffs, are slight modifications of the Round bottom flask with special stoppers.
- All other potions seem to be extreme modifications of the Dewar flask or Erlenmeyer flask.
- All potions (excluding the Recovery Potions) use a Glass Stopper.
History[edit | edit source]
- 1.3.0.1: Super Healing Potions, Strange Brew, Bacon, Gender Change Potion, and Wormhole Potions added. Each potion given new sprites.
- 1.2.4: There are now 22 new potions you can craft from Fishing and/or Shiverthorn related materials.
