Potions - CHB

== Potion recipes and the potions effects ==
If you want to add a potion for your character to make just use the form below. Please remove all the instructions when you submit a potion. Also, we only count magical ingredients so things like Cumulus Wing Cookies will be filed under two ingredients even though they have some mortal ingredients. This is mainly so we don’t count water. 
**Potion submission**
* Name: 
* Ingredients: (can be a singular ingredient but that’s usually for plants)
* Effects: 
* Side-effects/drawbacks: (can be none if the potion is overall negative or relatively weak) 
* Duration:
* Difficulty to make: (do not calculate in the difficulty of finding the ingredients, this is just how hard it is to make once you have them)
* Recipe accessibility: (can they find it in a book in the library? Would they need to have connections to a potion master? Is it only known to a certain gods followers?)
=== Single Ingredient Potions ===
Elixer of Stupefaction
A small, ever churning Potion that seems to alternate between a light pink and a light green color
* Ingredients: A half-Cup of Venus Hero trap vine goop plus 5 tablespoons of ground up rose petals, Plus a picture of aphrodite smiling (The picture must be at least somewhat accurate, no Stick figures allowed.) all must be brought together while the vine goop boils to create one dose.
* Effects: It Ensnares the mind, and through that the body, just as how Venus hero trap goop can likewise do so. The person who drinks it is trapped in a wonderful fantasy vision of their ideal date with the person they'd most like to be dating, while a faint pink glow covers there eyes. While in this state, they are physically unresponsive, effectively deep in a trance for one hour after drinking it. 
* Side-effects/drawbacks: None, it's just a Poison for the most part.
* Difficulty to make: Moderately difficult. It does require some skill, but a talented alchemist should have no problems with it.
* Recipe accessibility: Most alchemists know how to, hypothetically, make it. However, Using it on someone is Highly frowned upon, and will lead to in character consequences.
Soup
Looks like soup, onion soup.
* Ingredients: onion, broth, salt
* Effects: taste good (please ping ash for effect!)
* Side-effects/drawbacks: soup
* Duration: 2 hours
* Difficulty to make: easy
* Recipe accessibility: very easy, found in alchemist cook books but requires being made with intention
Potion of Bronze skin
A Pungent, Brown elixir that sparkles just a little bit. It tastes very metallic
* Ingredients: One Bia's Iris, One Cup of water, produces one Dose of Hour long Potion of Bronzeskin.
* Effects: The Drinker's Skin becomes as hard and sturdy as celestial Bronze, resistant to most forms of damage.
* Side-effects/drawbacks: If exposed to flame at a high enough temperature, the body of the drinker can just melt while this potion is in their system.
* Duration: One Hour
* Difficulty to make: Easy, Just grind up the flower, and mix with the water.
* Recipe accessibility: It can easily be found in most potion books in a library.
Tanglefoot Goop! 
It's green, Viscous, and pretty nasty to look at. It's that overly verdant kind of green, too.
* Ingredients: Just add Ground Up Tanglefoot Root and Water! It's that simple! Mix until it basically can't be mixed! 
* Effects: It's incredibly sticky, gooey, And bonds to substance fast. This makes it bost useful as glue and as weapon: Given the fact that in contracts in cold tempratures and expands at room temprature, a traditional weapon of troilus is to bottle it up while it's contracted due to the cold, then Be able to throw it at someone and watch as a small wave of goop covers their feet, rooting them to the spot. the goop's Grip on someone can be broken with a DC 15 Dice roll. If this save is failed, it can be repeated once per turn. As well, other creatures who are not themselves caught in the goop may roll to get another creature out of it, Although a roll of 5 or lower while doing so means that they will get trapped in the goop themselves.
* Side-effects/drawbacks: As I said, it's only contracted in cold tempratures. Thus, the bottles that contain it need to be kept in cold boxes, Lest they Explode and coat the laboratories with Goop.
* Duration: It takes about 12 hours for it to dissolve naturally in the open air. That said, this process can be expedited by heating it: It has a very low boiling point, and though it smells nasty when in gas form, the gas is harmless, something the goop otherwise is not.
* Difficulty to make: It's One of the simplest potions, often taught to beginners.
* Recipe accessibility: As I said, it's "Baby's First Potion" for lots of people.
Vision of Demise
A small, Tar like consistency marks this pitch-black potion. It tastes like black licorice. 
* Ingredients: One Chronos Camellia, one cup of water, produces one dose.
* Effects: You get a 3 minute vision of how you would die in another timeline. While you have the vision, your body is unconcious, but as soon as the vision is over, you wake up. 
* Side-Effects/Drawbacks: It's said that if you aren't a follower of Chronos, drinking this potion shows you a particularly painful alternate death.
* Duration: three minutes.
* Difficulty to make: Easy
* Recipe Accessibility: Originally limited to Just children/Followers of Chronos, a copy of the recipe was later inducted to the Cambridge secret demigod knowledge archives.
=== Double ingredient potions ===
Cumulus Wing Cookies 
These cookies look white and fluffy. Unless burnt, then they look a gross brown, and only a little fluffy. 
* Ingredients: Cumulus Tree ‘leaves’, Hecate hazel, water, and flour. Sugar is optional but makes it taste better.
* Effects: gives the eater wings for 5 turns
* Side-effects/drawbacks: they will likely be a clumsy flyer, unless they have practiced flying before 
* Difficulty to make: not difficult at all, if you accidentally burn them they will still work, just taste awful.
* Recipe accessibility: this recipe can be difficult for people looking to make potions to find since it often gets mixed up in magical cookbooks which are also filled with recipes that only taste good but happen to use magical ingredients. If they know where to look those it won’t be that difficult, just annoying. 
Prankleaf of the Ears
A small, shiny green looking goop, that tastes sweet and sticky.
* Ingredients: 1 leaf of a pan's Prank leaf Plant, ground up into a fine powder, as well as some of the hair from a donkey or donkey Centaur (Must be obtained willingly, otherwise the potion will turn black and inert.) All are mixed into a cup of boiling water.
* Effects: The person who drinks it has there ears transformed into donkey ears which last for a week.
* Side-effects/drawbacks: None.
* Difficulty to make: It's pretty simple to make, if you know what you're doing.
* Recipe accessibility: Traditionally, this is knowledge exclusive to Satyr's and nymphs, although on occasion, they will teach other satyr's and nymph. Even then, it's usually taught from one community leader/prankster to another, meaning not all satyrs and nymphs know of the potions.  It's basically unheard of for them to teach a Demigod how to make this, however.
=== Triple ingredient potions ===
We have none of these yet 
=== Multi ingredient potion ===
True Love Potion
* Ingredients: 1 Cup of water, One Alchemist's Delight, One Aphrodite's Hand, The Petals of The purplish Red Eros Roses, The Ground up Vine goop of a Venus Hero-Trap, Hecate Hazel, and a lock of hair from the person who wants the Drinker to fall in love with them.
* Effects: Once drunk this potion instills mad, overwhelming feelings of Love and desire onto the drinker, specifically towards the person whose hair is used in the brewing process. these feeling last for 1 Month-potentially a year, depending on the drinker's initial feelings to the person whose hair was used, during which they are effectively charmed by the person of their affections.  To be clear: DO NOT use this on a character without asking player Permission.
* Side-effects/drawbacks: If brewed improperly, the potion only causes hate towards the person whose hair was used in it's creation.
* Duration: 1-12 months, with varied effect depending on the drinker's initial feelings towards the person who loves them.
* Difficulty to make: Hard. Aphrodite intentionally made these both hard to find the recipe and hard to brew, after realizing in her later existance the danger they pose.
* Recipe accessibility: In general, it can't be discovered except by the followers of aphrodite. However, traditionally, The Counseler of the Aphrodite deme is given a Scroll which contains the recipe by their predescor. 
"What the Hades"/"What the Fuck" (an unnamed potion)
* Ingredients: There isn’t just one way to get this potion. It is a ‘gift’ from Eris. If she sees a crazy up potion mistake that even she is impressed by (often times this is a buttload of potions spilling) she will be ‘nice’ by cleaning up the mess (if their is one otherwise she just replaces the aftermath of whatever got her attention) and replaces it with this beauty. 
* Effects: Whoever drinks it must roll to resist the chaos now in their system. They get a -1 on their roll per turn they resist. This rolling keeps going until they reach the max chaos, or they resist going in the max zone for 10 turns. Once their in that zone they just roll for the random effects, and they struggle to be rational. This an lead to panic attacks and running away, or seeming somewhat normal but making incredibly bad decisions they otherwise wouldn’t. Everyone experiences chaos differently. It is chaos after all. However, if they embrace the chaos the whites of their eyes turn red and they are immune to mind control effects for 4 turns. 
* Side-effects/drawbacks: Children of gods based around order particularly feel sick after the effects wear off. Other people can feel sick too if their unlucky. Also their memories of the chaotic events can range from perfect, to being their with some degree of fog or scramble. However, everyone at least remembers something from the events. 
* Duration: Once in the max chaos zone, the minimum turns to stay in there is 4. However, your character can stay in this zone for up to 3 days. 
* Difficulty to make: Very difficult, you got to mess up so bad Eris thinks this would be better than whatever you did. 
* Recipe accessibility: There is no recipe. However there is entries into books about potions about how this potion appears, and anyone dumb enough to purposely do something to get Eris’s attention will likely be able to get their hands on one of these.
* Contains two rolling tables. All effects last for one turn and can be repeated. if the power is foreign to them, like aerokinesis, they won’t be able to control it.
Resistance Rolling
Roll 	Result
1-5 	Max chaos zone, view effects table
6-12 	They are holding on, still dealing with the constantly changing potion affects, but they can roll again and potentially go back to not dealing with those effects.
13-18	No potion effects yet. They will seem almost normal, but they will have some tell that they are not their usual self, and their powers will act up.
19-20	Congrats, they’re fine for now.
Effects Rolling
Roll	Effect
1 	Glowing bronze skin, this protects them completely from slashing damage, but other types of physical damage will still hurt them, just less. It also looks cool.
2 	Eyes wide, blood rage. They will attack everyone anything they can. However, they are so suddenly filled with rage that they will likely forget to use their powers.
3 	Purple runes appear on their skin and they smell of Hecate magic.
4 	They float a bit, maximum three feet in the air.
5 	They slide around as if they're on ice skates or Mario ice.
6 	If anyone is looking in their eyes, the looker will slowly get more tired but get re-energized if they look away.
7 	They glow all the colors of the rainbow (brightness varies).
8 	A gentle snowfall starts around they were standing (maximum radius 10 feet).
9 	They collapse and their souls exits their body to be a ghost before returning that turn.
10 	They get gills and, if by water, it will avoid them
11 	All of their pain disappears.
12 	They feel like an eagle is tearing their chest apart.
13 	Electrokinesis (no stronger than level 1)
14 	They radiate warmth, but more than a sun god child would normally.
15 	They radiate coldness, but more than winter god children do normally.
16 	They get thermal vision.
17 	They get +2 to all attacks
18 	They smells really really good, except to Aphrodite kids to them they smells like shit.
19 	Aerokinesis (no stronger than level 1)
20 	Their skin becomes dotted with rocks that then harmlessly fall off
== Magical ingredient accessibility ==
This is a list of every magical potion ingredient and how easy/difficult it is to obtain. Mortal ingredients like water, and flour aren’t listed because those will be accessible. It is organized alphabetically for your convince. If you want to add an ingredient to the list so you can use it in potion submissions use the form below, and don’t forget to remove the instructions when you submit it. 
**Magical ingredient submission** 
* Ingredient: 
* Rarity: (please have it line up with the rarity of the plant or monster)
=== A ===
Alchemist's Delight - Generally rare, although some children of Clio can create them, and they sometimes grow on the death site of a child of Clio or Apollo, usually one who really like potions. Doesn't grow much at all in camp.
Aphrodite's Hand- Quite Rare outside of camp, Somewhat uncommon in the woods.
=== B ===
Bia's Iris -Rare, basically can't just be found in the woods. Still, You can barter for them in highly magical spaces.
=== C ===
Chronos camellia - Uncommon, can be found in the woods, but mostly found around shrines of Chronos or other spaces sacred to him. 
Cumulus Tree Leafs - can be found at waystation, so they aren’t the easiest to get a hold off but convince any waystation employee you just want to make some funky cookies and they might just give you enough
=== E ===
Eros Roses - it is rather easy to find these in the woods, considering that Eros likes to see people confessing their feeling for each other he didn’t particularly try to hide the bushes when he placed them in the camp woods.
=== H ===
Hecate Hazel - there is plenty behind the Hecate cabin, however anyone who wishes to gather it must make an offering to Hecate and then only take as much as they need. Otherwise they may be cursed.
=== P ===
Pan's Prankleaf - Rare, but more common in the woods. If you focus on looking for a cluster of three that they grow in, you can usually find one in about a week.
=== T ===
Tanglefoot Weed Roots - they are uncommon in the deep woods, and if you go out looking for one, you can usually find it. The trouble is managing to kill the central root to get access to the others for use in potions and the like.
=== V ===
Venus Hero Trap Vine Goop- Rare, Particularly in camp, but more common in areas monsters frequent. The Vine goop requires the plant to be destroyed, but afterwards, it's pretty easy to clean up.
== Credits ==
Credit to Puffin for 
* "What the Hades"
* cumulus tree cookies 
* Eros roses accessibility 
* Hecate Hazel accessibility 
* cumulus tree leafs accessibility 
Credit to Ash for 
* soup 
The rest can be credited to Prospera