Potions! Magic objects! And more!

== Potions ==
These can only be made by the alchemists, and healers can make healing potions. 
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. 
**Potion submission**
* Name:
* Appearance: (you can also describe how it tastes/it’s texture if you want)
* Ingredients: (can be a singular ingredient but that’s usually for magical plants)
* Effects:
* Side-effects/drawbacks: (can be none if the potion is overall negative or relatively weak)
* Duration: (if written into effects you don’t need to say it here)
* 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: (Is it a well kept secret of a certain family? Is it public information that alchemists share freely? Is it only known to a certain gods followers? If written into the ‘difficulty to make’ section you do not need to repeat it here)
Important note: 
* items marked with ⭐️ must have their ingredients gathered, and the item made in the rp for a character to have it
* items marked with ✨can have the the ingredients gathered off screen but the item still need to be made in the rp (irp)
* items marked with 💫 can be made off screen but must have ingredients gathered irp
* items marked with ✨/💫 can either have the ingredient collected irp and the making ooc or vice versa but something must happen irp
* items that are unmarked means the character can just have it, and any item can be gained through trade (but if the item has any marking the trade should be irp)
* All items must be eaten in the rp for their effects to take place 
There can be exceptions to the above rules, but that is up to staff discretion
=== For battle ===
Some of these may have non-battle uses but they are clearly useful in battle. 
💫 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 temperatures 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 Potion shops with Goop. The Iceboxes must be made well, and are typically kept underground, especially in the summer months. In general, the goop is made in winter, and is used in spring and fall. 
* 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/recipe accessibility: It's One of the simplest potions, often taught to beginners.
“what the hades?” / “what the fuck” (unnamed)
It’s a dark red, but it produces a functionless light red mist. 
* 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 can 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. They still very much need to deal with the other chaos zone effects though.
* 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.
Resistance rolling table 
* 1-5: max chaos zone, view effects 
* 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 mot their usual selfs, and their powers will act up. 
* 19-20: Congrats, they’re fine for now.
Potion chaos (all last for a turn and can be repeated) 
* 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 slides around as if their on ice skates or Mario ice. 
* 6 - if anyone is looking in his eyes, they 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 exists 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 like 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
=== For healing ===
These will only have medical uses so don’t go wasting them!
=== For recreational use ===
If you get creative these might have a battle use but they aren’t clearly useful in battle. 
💫 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 creat 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. 
* Difficulty to make: Moderately difficult. It does require some skill, but a talented alchemist should have no problems with it.
* Recipe accessibility: Most people on the island are aware of it, and most alchemists know how to, hypothetically, make it. However, using it upon a citizen without the citizens consent is a tier 2 crime.
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.
* 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.
Potion of Sleep 
Usually it’s a light purple, however with the addition of yellow tree sap it can become almost entirely clear. Unless carefully hidden in food or a strong drink the texture will give it’s presence away to any alert townsfolk, especially if there’s a double or triple dose. Oftentimes they’ll notice before they’ve had enough dosage for the effects to take place. 
* Ingredients: 1 Empousai fang, the fur from the white head of a Janus Deer, and 4 sunberries 
* Effects: The ingredients above make 1 dose which if someone can pass 3 saving throws where they need to roll above 5 in their next 3 turns, they won’t fall asleep. People often use 2 dosages because then the targets need to roll above a 10, 3 times across 3 turns. Even more common is 3 doses where they need above 15. (The townsfolk don’t know about the rolling, they just know that a triple dose works the best). Also you can auto-fail the roles if you want by having your character ‘give in to the warmth’. A quadruple dose is so strong in taste that it causes people to throw it back up, so those are not a thing, and a small enough dose to be added to an arrow would be ineffective. If the sleep potion does work the target is lulled into a warm peaceful sleep that they physically can’t wake up from for at least an hour, although if their body is exhausted they will only wake up when ready. They will wake up from this sleep feeling refreshed.
* Side-effects/drawbacks: Because of the identifiable effects, it is rather easy for someone to tell when they were spiked with a sleep potion. Also monsters seem to be good at picking up on the potions sent and know to stay clear of it. 
* Difficulty to make/recipe accessibility: It’s something that any trained alchemist can make, but other citizens and trainees would struggle. Also, it’s a well spread recipe on the island due to people using it to help themselves sleep. Most people just use it on a bad night or two.
=== Banned ===
Anyone who makes one of these will be in a lot of trouble. 
⭐️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, and she tends to only ever give the recipe to people she trusts or her devout followers who flatter he enough to make her make exceptions to her morals. 
=== Requires off island ingredients/knowledge ===
Some of these may not have ingredient accessibility entries. If they do assume there is no chance of getting the ingredients not listed.
💫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.
* Effects: The Drinker's Skin becomes as hard and sturdy as celestial Bronze, resistant to most forms of damage, for one hour.
* 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.
* 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.
💫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. Thus, the people of Troilus do not have access to this potion recipe, yet.
== Magical food ==
Anyone can bake these 
Important note:
* items marked with ⭐️ must have their ingredients gathered, and the item made in the rp for a character to have it
* items marked with ✨can have the the ingredients gathered off screen but the item still need to be made in the rp (irp)
* items marked with 💫 can be made off screen but must have ingredients gathered irp
* items marked with ✨/💫 can either have the ingredient collected irp and the making ooc or vice versa but something must happen irp
* items that are unmarked means the character can just have it, and any item can be gained through trade (but if the item has any marking the trade should be irp)
* All items must be eaten in the rp for their effects to take place
There can be exceptions to the above rules, but that is up to staff discretion
=== For battle ===
Some of these may have non-battle uses but they are clearly useful in battle. 
💫/✨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’, 2 sets of ground up tempest lily petals (alternatively one thing of Hecate Hazel can be used), and flour. Sugar is optional but makes it taste better.
* Effects: gives the eater wings for 6 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 (and cool magical foods) 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.
💫/✨Prometheus Pot Pie
In general, it looks like a standard Pot Pie: a thin, flaky crust over goey yummy goodness. It tastes lovely and very savory due to the mushrooms.
* Ingredients: In addition to the standard ingrediants of a Pot Pie, It requires a dozen agony shrooms, which are chopped up and boiled alongside roughly three clusters of Harmonia's Peacewhites.
* Effects: In addition to tasty strange and yummy (The Agony shrooms Normal agonizing effect is nullified by the peacewhite), if fed to an eagle, that eagle typically becomes loyal to the person who fed it that, and in harpies, it's been known to sharpen their talons (They get a +1 on attacks for one day after they eat it.)
* Side-effects/drawbacks: The boiling must be done carefully and precisely, or the agony shrooms will still cause immense pain to the person who eats it.
* Duration: 1 day for the ffect for harpies, 1 month on the effect for eagles.
* Difficulty to make: It's pretty easy, assuming you're not a kitchen disaster.
* Recipe accessibility: It's pretty well known in town, being a common addition to feast meals.
=== For healing ===
These will only have medical uses so don’t go wasting them!
Sun Berry Juice
When made properly it is a thin, faintly glowing yellow juice.
* Ingredients: crushed sun berries, water, and some sugar (optional but makes it taste better) 
* Effects: cures whoever drinks if of hypothermia and/or the common cold. (Yes it is the same effect as the regular sun berries, expect in juice form it is preserved so they can use it in the winter when they are more likely to need it) 
* Side effects/drawbacks: drinking too much can lead to overheating, but this isn’t an issue since the magic works before this could happen. 
* Difficulty to make: It’s pretty easy to make a working version of this, but a actually good to keep in storage and use at the hospital whenever version requires quite some skill
* Recipe accessibility: unbelievably easy for anyone to get their hands on. Just going to the hospital and asking someone with a free moment is a certain way to gain the recipe. 
=== For recreational use ===
If you get creative these might have a battle use but they aren’t clearly useful in battle. 
=== Banned ===
Anyone who makes one of these will be in a lot of trouble. 
=== Requires off island ingredients/knowledge ===
Some of these may not have ingredient accessibility entries. If they do assume there is no chance of getting the ingredients not listed.
== Magical ingredient accessibility ==
This is a list of every magical potion ingredient and how easy/difficult it is to obtain. Mortal ingredients have their own list, but use the same form. 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 - This flower is a common wild flower on Troilus so any respectable alchemist has a least a few of these dried in their storage. When they run out it’s rather easy to restock them, as long as they can fight off any monster attacks that may happen as they harvest. 
Aphrodites Hand - This magical plant is one of the more difficult ones to find while going harvesting in the light woods, because it’s found underground. Also digging them up for potion reasons without making an offering to Aphrodite and praying for her permission may get you minorly cursed. 
=== C ===
Cumulus Tree Leafs - These are super easy to get, just go to anyone who is growing one on their farm and ask or head a little bit outside the town and climb up a nearby one to harvest a couple.
=== E ===
Emposai Fang: The frequency of their attacks, and the fact that they aren’t always killed with sunrise obsidian, and no one goes hunting for them balance out to make their fangs a rarity, but one that alchemist commonly have a tiny supply of. They are useless except for jewelry and potions, and most people rather trade it to an alchemist than have a souvenir. 
=== H ===
Harmonia's Peacewhite - Rare, but can be found in town and around during spring and summer. Harvesting them is super easy, since they physically can't like, Scratch your hands or anything. their pretty simple to find if you spend, like, 3-4 days looking for them.
Hecate Hazel - This is only ever imported to the island in small amounts by new comers who already know of magic, which is a rare event and it’s used up super quickly which makes trading for it difficult. However, Bargainer Daemons (See Fauna of Troilus for context) are willing to make deals for these. Just be careful their prices are very high.
=== J ===
Janus Deer fur: While it isn’t commonly traded to alchemist due to the fur mainly being used for clothing, a common strategy to overcome this has been devolved so alchemist can still have a supple on hand. They trade for an entire article of clothing that mainly uses Janus Deer fur and then they harvest the bit of the magic fur they need from there as needed. These articles can last them years due to most potions not calling for a lot of fur.
=== P ===
Pan's Prankleaf - Rare, but more common in the deep woods. If you focus on looking for a cluster of three that they grow in, you can usually find one in about a week. 
Prometheus's Agony/Agony Shrooms - Uncommon, a few of them grow in patches around the Hospital. Harvesting them is easy, just pull them off the ground, and gently put them in your basket. You should be able to get either the amount you need from one trip to the patches near the hospital, or, for huge doses, A day or two of searching around the edge of the wall 
Purpleish-pink Eros rose petals - They aren’t particularly hard to find, since Eros likes to see people smell them and start confessing their feelings. This variety is also the more common one. 
=== S ===
Sun berries - These are also really easy for anyone to get their hands on. While going out into the woods isn’t much of an option since Apollo gifted these right into the town, finding someone with a garden or farm containing these isn’t difficult. Season doesn’t even matter since citizens with nature magic can cause the bush to bloom early. 
=== T ===
Tanglefoot Weed Roots - they are uncommon in the deep woods, and if you go out looking for one, you can usually find it within a day. The trouble is managing to kill the central root to get access to the others for use in potions and the like.
Tempest Lily Petals - These aren’t by any means easy to get, but they aren’t particularly difficult. Attempted venti attacks on the town happen often enough that one would think these could be super common by now, but nope! They need to be created by other Venti to mourn the death of their friend, and they Venti refuse to create them or take them away asap if they know the flower will be used by the town. However, some Venti are unaware of the magical uses of this plant.
=== V ===
Venus Hero-Trap vine goop - this is rather difficult to obtain, not only can these plants only be found in the deep woods due to the patrol units killing any nearby ones, if you did find one their is a chance it’s going to kill you before you can kill it. Also the goop can be used for an easy and useful potion so saving it so another potion isn’t a common practice. Like at all.
=== W ===
Witchcattle Milk - It's pretty simple to get, if you've got a day to find a Witchcattle and milk it. In general, it takes about a day to obtain-Take care to use it quickly, though, lest it go bad, a process which takes about a week. (Magic milk is weird.)
== Mortal ingredient accessibility ==
The vast majority of these will be on a easy to obtain list but you should check just to be sure. 
=== Super easy to obtain ===
Like it’s free.
* water 
* hair 
=== Easily obtained through bartering ===
It is entirely possible to have these on hand from past barters too
* flour 
* the ingredients for mortal pot pie (their literally just veggies, flour, sometimes meet, and water)
* the willingly given fur of a donkey or donkey centaur
=== Requires actual searching/bartering with effort ===
* roses 
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== Credits ==
If someone else isn’t credited for the creation, it was made by Puff 
Subbed by Prospera (@mclevystrongmorse on dis) 
* agony shroom accessibility 
* harmonia peace white accessibility 
* prometheus pot pie 
* vision of demise 
* pans prank-leaf accessibility
* tanglefoot weed roots accessibility 
* elixir of Stupefaction 
* tanglefoot goop 
* potion of bronze skin 
* true love potion 
* prank-leaf of the ears