noun
potion
POH-shuhn/ˈpəʊʃn/
A liquid believed to have magical or medicinal power.
The flask holds a purple potion beside a cup and dried leaves.
Etymology
From “to drink,” potion named a draught taken as medicine or poison. The Latin noun also referred to a magical drink, connecting drinking with the special powers attributed to the liquid.
In context
inside you find one potion of healing and one potion of Mana that is a uh original item that I have made up where if you drink it it restores one first level spell slot
More examples
- The healer offers a bitter potion to ease his pain.
- In the story, one sip of the potion breaks the curse.
- The wizard keeps his potions in small glass bottles.
Forms
potion · potions