Qarakarja's Lab

1. A flask (available at the Marketplace and via crafting)

A potion is created from a mix of ten herbs or animal parts, a flask, and optionally a binding reagent-- read below for the different types of potions. If a potion has two associated stats, an assortment of items that contribute either stat can be used. However only one stat can be boosted by each potion, and the crafter must specify which stat is desired when the potion is made. How much of each item is used does not matter-- a reaping potion made with only items associated with perception can still boost cunning if the crafter prefers! What does matter is that all items used in a single potion must be of the same rarity tier.. You can check the associated stat and rarity tier in the Encyclopedia, or in the item's description in your inventory.

A potion made with a binding reagent is called a bound potion, and will give a permanent stat boost to a ketucari when applied in the hoard. The size of the boost depends on the rarity tier of the components. One potion will boost an adventure stat (Cunning, Perception, Willpower, Intellect, and Luck) or Nobility by:

• Low: +10
• Medium: +25
• High: +50
• Legendary: +100

One potion will boost a battle stat (Dexterity, Strength) by:

• Low: +20
• Medium: +50
• High: +100
• Legendary: +200

One potion will boost Maximum Armor by:

• Low: +100
• Medium: +250
• High: +500
• Legendary: +1000

An unbound potion is made by brewing a potion without a binding reagent. Unbound potions give temporary stat boosts that only apply to a single activity (and are thus applied as an add-on to the prompt submission). However, the stat boost of an unbound potion is double that of a bound potion and can boost a ketucari's stats beyond the cap. (200 for adventure stats, 500 for battle stats, and 500 for Nobility). Armor potions function differently, and instead restore a ketucari's current armor. An unbound potion cannot heal a ketucari's armor past its current maximum. 

Reaping Potion:
Reaping potions can boost either Cunning or Perception, and are made with ten items that boost either stat. The herbs associated with perception (from low rank to legendary rank) are Snow Cap, Whitsul, Irakel, and Alear. The animal parts associated with cunning are Small Claws, Large Claws, Sharp Fangs, and Demonic Essences. 

Prospecting Potion:
Prospecting potions can boost either Intellect or Willpower, and are made with ten items that boost either stat. The herbs associated with intellect (from low rank to legendary rank) are Leriss, Kelem, Danios, and Nysine. The herbs associated with willpower are Yellow Sedge, Seit, Nutili, and Yendi.

Venture Potion:
Venture potions boost luck, and can only be made with ten items that boost luck. The herbs associated with luck (from low rank to legendary rank) are Shyl, Banukel, Morban, and Rugha. 

Battle Potion:
Battle potions can boost either Strength or Dexterity, and are made with ten items that boost either stat. The herbs associated with strength (from low rank to legendary rank) are Armosi, Asher, Dragon's Claw, and Dynyr. The herbs associated with dexterity are Satia, Ykalu, Dramos, and Fotur.

Blessing Potion: 
Blessing potions can boost either Armor or Nobility, and are made with ten items that boost either stat. The animal parts associated with armor are Brittle Horns, Tough Horns, Hardened Scales, and Divine Bones. The animal parts associated with Nobility are Heavy Bones, Venom Extracts, Vials of Blood, and Holy Essences. 

Submitting your crafting request

1. Your first step will be to decide which stat-boosting attributes you would like in your potion. You can obtain the necessary materials from Adventuring and Battles. Be sure to purchase/craft a flask and, if you'd like to make your stat boosts permanent, a binding reagent.

2. Once you have all the materials together, submit your crafting request via our website (the link on how to do this can be found above).
There is no failure chance with crafting, so as soon as your request is processed the materials will be removed from your bank account and exchanged for the potion. 

 Potions that are not permanent may be applied to adventures as bonuses or used in battle turns in place of a skill (such as regenerating armor with an armor potion).

Transmutation

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