Potions

heartfire potion. capable of immediately curing frostbite, this potion needs a special kind of wax seal that won't immediately melt from the heat

alternatively, frozenheart is often used by traveling merchants to keep their wares fresh. one vial is enough for an entire wagonsworth of grain

Seashroud potion makes for an excellent smokebomb, for those getaways that require finesse. Stingy alchemists will tell you that cheaper ceramic will shatter better than expensive glass, but there's always a cost to cutting corners...

Siren's Call is a peculiar concoction. The gilded shell in the interior is imbued with a charm that stores sound, and is most often used by admirals who wish to take a beloved voice with them as they travel the seas

Kingsbane poison requires tears of rage or tears of remorse to become truly potent. Some alchemists have tried using seawater instead, as the sea is always either raging or remorseful, but results have been mixed at best

Alchemists have been requested not to call this particular elixir The Draught of the Dead, since the name scares off customers and the sleep it affords is actually quite light

In accordance with the Coercive Magic Act, love potions are strictly illegal. If you are caught using one, or selling one, you'll be subject to the strictest punishment at the hands of the law

bottled illusion spell-- simply take a swig and spray into the air to create a momentary distraction for your opponent. it's generally advised you do not swallow, however