You just inspired "potion" #43, Some More S'mores!

Thanks for asking Magpie! It's going well. I just sent off another commission request for 5 more potions and the main wondrous item of my interim project, the Wondrous Portal of Potions. This legendary item grants you access to a d100 table of new potions unseen in the realms.

"Why yes, dear player, that is a tooth disguised as a stair bannister. Oh yes, that chandelier does look slimy and like a uvula. Thank you for noticing. Roll initiative."

I have been known to throw them into the house mimic... 🤷

Thank you! I'm trying to figure where to slot in the art for the potion in the supplement. Here it is!

...inaugural piece of weaveglass art that both sides make together to symbolize their bond. The whole event is known as wed'onia edi'al lon'kal, or "Night of My Heart's Fire" in Common. It's meant to give thanks to their community for fostering the ability to love in their community.

I've only worked on this for one group, the Jar'denn. The Jar'denn were inventors of weaveglass, a magic-infused glass, in my setting. Their wedding ceremonies are massive communal events filled with eating and merriment. It's capped off with the unveiling of a... 1/2

Hellllllo Quartermaster! Imagine -- 100 new potions, tinctures and vials to add to your table. I've already published 4 of them (with art by @bursaroo.bsky.social), but I've got another 40 out of the 100 completed already. Here's the latest look at the supplement.

What's your favorite potion?

Stuffed Ornah peppers! These large tubule peppers are stuffed with cheeses, other veggies and typically owlbear meat. It's a common delicacy on two continents. You simply slap the top of the pepper with a large straw and get to eatin'!

I've seen people use troupe, band, or company for Renaissance-era games before! Company works for this.

I can imagine that the finer metals imbued with magic could reach the level of near-perfect touch! Texture stone could feel similar to when your arm just starts falling asleep -- difficult to feel pressure, hard to feel specific things, etc.

What about wood? It's more "alive".

I always imagined pressure and heat being perceptible, but severely dulled, whereas touch was either non-existent or wildly inaccurate!