Fertiliser, Dragon Dung- A potent solution to help plants with magical properties grow better and faster.
•Dragon Dung
•Bones
•Plimpy Eyes
•Dried Kelp
Felix Felicis- Difficult to make and disastrous if done wrong, Felix Felicis is also known as Liquid Luck. This potion has the remarkable effect of causing the drinker to be lucky for a period of time, during which everything they attempt will be successful. Excessive consumption can cause giddiness, recklessness and dangerous overconfidence. It is meant to be used sparingly, as large quantities can be highly toxic. Also, its use is banned in organized competitive and sporting events.
•Ashwinder Egg
•Squill Bulb
•Murltap Tentacle
•Tincture of Thyme
•Occamy Eggshell
•Common Rue Powder
Fever Reducing Potion- An effective potion used to reduce fevers.
•Ice Water (1 cup)
•Willow Bark (.1oz, dried and crushed)
•Snake Fangs (.1oz, crushed)
•Horned Toads (.1oz, bowls)
•1 Porcupine Quill
Fire Protection Potion- Also known as Ice Potion, this solution makes it possible to move through flames unscathed. It induces a sensation of ice and frigidity in the drinker and protects from most forms of magical fire.
•Bursting Mushrooms
•Salamander Blood
•Wartcap Powder
Forgetfulness Potion- A potion to induce forgetfulness in the drinker.
•Water (2 cups)
•Joberknoll Feathers (5, whole)
•Frog Spawn (2, freshly pounded)
•Ginger Root (.1oz sliced)
•Leeches (2, cut)
Fertiliser, Mooncalf Dung- A solution to help plants with magical properties grow better and faster.
•Mooncalf Dung
•Bones
•Plimpy Eyes
•Dried Kelp
Fake Protective Potion- A potion that claimed to protect the taker from Dark magic, but did not.
•Gravy
•Bubotuber Pus
Fergus Fungal Budge- A fungicidal product that treated ringworm infections on the feet.
•Onion Juice
•Jewelweed
•Neem Oil
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The Wizarding World
FanfictionEvery spell, potion and creature invented or seen in the Wizarding community is present in this book. However, if I do drop out something, feel free to tell in the comments. This world belongs to J.K. Rowling. Every spell belongs to her, whereas I o...
