#wiggenweld

[salixtreeofficial]

Another commission by @tellyzenith !!!

[light-of-the-room]

Will you try to draw/doodle three magical potions from the game for me? 💚 :3

I don't mind which one as long as they are sparkly and colourful 😌💚🥃🍶✨️🫗🎆

heheh for you anything 🙂‍↕️♥️♥️

here you go!

a Thunderbrew, Felix Felicis, and a smol vial of good ol' Wiggenweld at your service!

the Thunderbrew was the easiest - Felix Felicis the hardest I enjoyed drawing the Wiggenweld the most - Felix Felicis the least 😆

i hope they meet your expectations miss Kiwi ;) xx which one do you like and would use the most?

[free to use for anyone <3]

[fairytalesandlegacies]

Wiggenweld Potion

Edurus Potion

Maxima Potion

Invisibility Potion

Focus Potion

Thunderbrew Potion

Felix Felicis

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[thesleepingdemonofhogwarts]

The Wiggenweld Potion is a powerful healing elixir renowned for its ability to awaken those who have been rendered unconscious or put into a deep, magical slumber. Known for its restorative and revitalizing properties, the potion has become one of the most famous antidotes in magical medicine.

Origins and Use

The exact origin of the Wiggenweld Potion is unknown, but it has been a staple in magical healing for centuries. It is best known for its ability to reverse the effects of the Draught of Living Death, an extremely potent sleeping potion capable of putting someone into a near-permanent state of unconsciousness. According to legend, the Wiggenweld Potion was first used by a prince who employed it to revive a princess cursed into a death-like sleep, a story that bears similarities to the famous Muggle fairy tale of Sleeping Beauty.

Ingredients and Brewing Process

The Wiggenweld Potion is relatively complex to brew, requiring a number of magical ingredients known for their rejuvenating effects. These include:

• Moly: A magical plant known for its powerful protective and antidotal properties.

• Wiggentree bark: The bark of the Wiggentree, a magical tree that offers protection against dark creatures.

• Dittany: An essential ingredient in healing potions, known for its ability to mend wounds almost instantly.

• Sloth brain mucus: Though odd, this ingredient helps stabilize the potion and contributes to its restorative power.

Brewing the potion involves a delicate process of preparing and combining these ingredients under precise conditions. It must be brewed over a low flame, and each component needs to be added in a specific order to prevent instability. Properly brewed, the potion gives off a faintly green glow and emits a soothing, herbal fragrance.

Applications

The Wiggenweld Potion is not only used to counteract magical sleep but also as a general restorative in the healing arts. Healers frequently administer it to patients who are unconscious due to severe injuries or magical exhaustion. Its ability to restore energy and consciousness has made it a staple in hospital wings and healing facilities, particularly in emergencies where other remedies might fail.

While not as universally known as simpler healing potions like the Pepperup Potion, the Wiggenweld Potion’s importance in magical medicine is undeniable. Its role in undoing the effects of some of the most dangerous magical substances, like the Draught of Living Death, places it among the most critical potions in the arsenal of a healer or potion master.

Cultural Significance

Beyond its practical uses, the Wiggenweld Potion holds a place in magical lore and legend. The tale of the prince and princess, linked to its discovery, has been passed down through generations of wizards, adding a romanticized aura to its reputation. Whether as a potent antidote or a symbol of hope and revival, the Wiggenweld Potion has left a lasting imprint on both magical history and potion-making practices.

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posting these alone too while I'm working on some requests 🙈

[applinsandoranges]

This is a thing I’ve been playing with in my head for some time now and I might write a little drabble about it but I want to get it out and share the idea first.

Can you drink too much wiggenweld? Like too much of a good thing is bad? It cannot be good for MCs body for their diet to mainly consist of wiggenweld.

In moderation it’s good, but say like 10 in less than as many minutes? Definitely not great. Is there wiggenweld poisoning? (Like alcohol poisoning)

Also. Does age effect the potion?? Cause how old are those wiggenweld you can find in the abandoned places and caves. Probably super old.

I can also imagine MC, being the unhinged goblin she is, would probably just straight up eat dittany leaves if she was out of the potion. Would they work? I dunno. But she’d for sure try

Thank you for indulging me 😂❤️

YES YES YES

I love this - I love where you're taking it.

There has got to be side effects, I mean MC downs these things like water!

And you're totally right- what is the expiration date?!

Also, fully agree that MC would much those leaves like a goat.

In my head I've considered maybe if someone uses too many they build up a tolerance and it becomes less effective over time?

So interested to hear what everyone thinks about wiggenweld.

[spare-sister]

Favorite thing to make? Could be food or a potion.

For food it's chocolate cake. Specifically the kind Remus likes for his Birthday. It has so many fun memories and who doesn't love chocolate.

For potions it's a Wiggenweld. I love the healing properties of Dittany.