Can I use this table for an alchemist's shop inventory?
Yes. Roll several descriptions for the stock on display, then decide prices, rarity, and effects using the rules and economy of your game.
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Random Potion Generator for D&D and TTRPG Loot
Mysterious liquids described by appearance, scent, and taste
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A look inside this table
1A shimmering gold liquid that tastes of honey and cinnamon
2A warm amber potion that glows like bottled sunlight
3A rich golden elixir that leaves a pleasant tingling sensation on the tongue
4A pale gold liquid with tiny flakes of what appears to be actual gold leaf suspended in it
5A deep amber brew that smells of toasted bread and warm butter
6A honey-colored potion that is thick as syrup and tastes of wildflower honey
7A light gold liquid that fizzes gently, releasing bubbles of warm air
8A burnished gold elixir that coats the inside of the bottle with a metallic sheen
Questions about this table
Do the potion results include balanced effects?
No. They describe appearance, scent, taste, and other sensory details. Assign any effect, rarity, price, and identification rules separately.
What if players want to identify a potion before drinking it?
The table includes appearance and scent details specifically to reward Arcana checks or herbalism attempts. Different levels of success can reveal more specific information about what a potion does.
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