Potion-Making Practice

Do you know how to create the Great Elixir Of Power? You must combine the Elixir of Strength with the Elixir of Secret Sight. But to create those you will need rare ingredients: snake eye, blood stone and a massive amount of astral energy. The search for elements and the creation of elixirs can be a fun process. It's the favorite pass-time of students from the College of Magic who specialize in Potion-making.

By using your own recipes and potions brewed by other students you can not only make elixirs for every day use but also summon magical creatures and, if you're lucky, create the Ultimate Talisman of Magic. The more complex the recipe – the higher the score. Only one student, the best of the best, he who has shown exceptional knowledge in making magic potions will be enlisted in the Guild of Alchemists.

The cards used in Potion-Making are both recipes and core elements. Each turn a player must play a card. If he doesn't have the right ingredients for a recipe he must play the card to the center of the table, the so-called Table of elements.

From that moment it the card is established one of the core elements and is available for usage in recipes. Once a set of elements are collected in the table of elements, a player may create some sort of potion by using a recipe from his hand. For each new potion or the discovery of a new recipe a player gains points. The player who received the most points throughout the game is the winner.

Only basic potions and elixirs can be made with the help of the core elements but they can be used as ingredients for more powerful Great elixirs, talismans and creatures. The compound recipe gives more points. You can use not only your own potions to create more complex recipes, but also potions brewed by other players still they'll also get some points in this case.

There are also special cards in the game called spells. You can transform and destroy potions to create new ones using such cards, ones that you may require for a devilish scheme to overthrow your opponents.