#potionmaker

[tigersharkartist]

Here's the first full drawing I've done of my kobold potionmaker Spark (my Delver's Guide to Beast World character) in Vinyot! I think it came out pretty well :3

[arts-adel]

Potionmaker wip update. June was Roughhh with loads of things on my plate. Though things calmed down, I'm back to writing.

So hopefully.

Update next week :)

[artstationable]

Matthew McKeown

Principal Concept Artist at Bladework Games

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[theundisputedunknown]

Just a small selection of the potions I've made! 🔮

My small business is called Dramatic Distractions! I create custom decorative potions, stickers, magnets, and pins.

[divinelyminded]

barista things

[monotone-artist]

happy pride to these lesbians

[faggotwizardry]

Me leaning over the table mixing water and sparkling water, to create an unholy concoction that i call: "lightly carbonated water".

Us wizards are tirelessly working, even in our everyday life.

[magicwriter666]

Potion Maker - Fairies

Like I’ve said, Fairies are rewarded to you as you do requests. To do a request, you just click on a customer icon and instead of making their potion, you hit request and ask them to do one. Each fairy has their own request. The better the fairy, the longer you have to wait for the request to be fulfilled, and you don’t always get the fairy. Some are a rare find. 

You can level up your fairies as well by doing the same thing, putting in a request (over and over again). Each request cost money as well, but I have a few tricks for that. 

Each fairy has a special talent or talents. Some make it easier to level up a certain branch of potions, some get you more experience points, and some help level up potions quicker. My favorite is Six Tail, the ultra rare fairy who helps lower the waiting time between customers. She makes it so nice to not have to wait five minutes for a customer.