The potion craft potion map!

Here is the complete map of Potion Craft including the location of each potion and the ingredients needed to make them. Potion Craft : Alchemist Simulator is an alchemy simulation game created by an independent developer niceplay games and published by tinyBuild, in which you run your shop and brew potions to meet your customers' needs.

On this map, each potion recipe is represented by a specific area: to successfully brew your potions, simply match your concoction to the correct location by grinding the right ingredients. 

Below, you'll also find tips on the various elements on the map (whirlpools, bones, experience books) that affect the path you need to take to achieve each effect.

Note: The map below shows the locations of all the potion effects in the game.

Discover also : Talents in the Potion Craft game

Here are the sections covered in this article:

1. The Potion Craft Map
2. What's on the menu
3. The different types of potions in the game
4. The Different Paths for Potions

The map of Potion Craft :

Here is the complete map of Potion Craft including the location of each potion and the ingredients needed to brew them. Each potion recipe is represented by a path on the map: to successfully brew a potion, simply align your path with the area corresponding to the desired effect.

Note: The map shows the locations of all potion effects. Check it out if you don't mind spoilers.

This map is from the game's official Discord, developed by the studio niceplay games and published by tinyBuild. It serves as a guide to help you identify the different potions and make faster progress with your recipes.

To learn more about gameplay, resources, and managing your business, check out our guides and tips: A Comprehensive Guide to Potion Craft.

What's on the map:

The map of Potion Craft is at the heart of the gameplay: your potion moves across this board as you grind ingredients and heat the cauldron. Each element you encounter changes the path or value of your potion. Here are the main symbols you need to recognize to successfully complete your recipes.

Empty bottles with a question mark:

These silhouettes reflect the outline of the bottle as it travels across the map during the brewing process, and each one initially contains a question mark. An effect is imbued into the potion by using the bellows when the potion indicator touches the effect marker. After the first time, this marker directly displays the symbol corresponding to the effect. The effect is imbued with a level (I, II, or III) that occupies an equal number of the potion’s 5 spaces, depending on how close the indicator is to the effect marker when the bellows are used.

Swirls:

These spiral marks respond to the bellows: they rotate in the direction of their lines depending on the cauldron’s current temperature. If the potion indicator touches the vortex (indicated by a darkening of its lines), the potion is drawn into the vortex and gradually moves toward its center. This is a handy tool for optimizing a path on the map without using up any extra ingredients.

Bone :

If you move while the indicator is in contact with a bone, the liquid in the potion indicator slowly drains away. When the potion is empty, it fails: you lose all your progress (including the ingredients you’ve invested) and the potion returns to its original state. The liquid refills as soon as the indicator is no longer touching any bones. A bone becomes agitated and starts moving when it comes into contact with the potion—so avoid this unless you have perfect control over your path on the map.

Experience books:

Scattered across the map, brown circles contain one, two, or three books, known as minor, medium, and major experience, respectively. Tapping one with the potion cursor makes it disappear while granting a amount of experience based on the number of books, which is ideal for gaining an alchemy level. Once consumed, a circle does not reappear. However, the Alchemy Practice talent sometimes allows you to replace consumed tokens with green marks that function the same way—a great way to make progress by reusing this resource.

The different types of potions in the game:

Each potion recipe is represented by a specific location on the map, and each potion requires its own set of ingredients. Here is the complete list of potion recipes from Potion Craft along with the ingredients needed to make them:

• Potion of Light: 1 red mushroom and 1 thunder thistle
• Poison Potion: 1 Stinky Mushroom and 1 Sulfur Shelf
• Healing Potion: 2 terrariums and 1 water flower
• Mana Potion: 3 wizard mushrooms, 1 wind flower, and 1 water flower
• Gel Potion: 1 terrarium, water flower
• Lightning Potion: 4 Wind Flowers, 2 Water Flowers
• Fire Potion: 3 bells, 1 windflower
• Explosion Potion: 2 Wind Flowers, 3 Fire Bells
• Sleeping Potion: 5 water flowers, 1 terrarium
• Rapid Growth Potion (Downward): 4 terrariums, 1 water flower, 1 bell
• Stone Skin Potion (the shield): 4 terrariums, 1 water flower, 1 bell
• Rebound Potion: 4 Wind Flowers, 2 Water Flowers, 1 Bell
• Slow Potion (bottom): 5 life leaves, 1 stinky mushroom, 2 terrariums, 1 bell
• Charm Potion (top left): 1 wizard mushroom, 4 windflowers, 3 bells, 1 sulfur shelf
• Potion of Fury (to the left of the charm)
• Libido Potion (far left): 2 red mushrooms, 2 hairy bananas, 1 windflower, 2 bells, and 2 terrariums
• Acid Potion: 2 red mushrooms, 2 bells, 5 terrariums
• Potion of Bountiful Harvest (far right): 1 terrarium, 2 tangles, 3 water flowers, 1 wind flower
• Magic Vision Potion: 1 wind flower, 3 water flowers, 1 wizard mushroom, and 1 thunder thistle
• Levitation Potion (Flight, Wings): 1 wizard mushroom, 5 windflowers, 3 bells, 1 shelf of sulfur, and 2 waterflowers
• Invisibility Potion: 2 magic mushrooms, 5 windflowers, 2 waterflowers
• Hallucination Potion: 5 wind flowers, 5 water flowers
• Necromancy Potion (bottom right): 7 terrariums, 6 water flowers, 2 wizard mushrooms, 1 Shadow Chanterelle, 1 Dryad’s Saddle, 1 Goblin Mushroom, 2 Hairy Bananas, 2 Sulfur Shelves, 1 Windflower

The Potion of Light in Potion Craft :

Allows you to see at night. Customers ask for it for night fishing, hunting, or painting their homes.

The poison potion in Potion Craft :

Warning: Some malicious clients want to use it to kill, which lowers your reputation. You can refuse, but they’ll pay more if you accept.

The healing potion in Potion Craft :

Highly sought after for treating just about everything.

The mana potion in Potion Craft :

Requested by the mages to replenish their mana.

The freezing potion in Potion Craft :

Allows you to freeze things: chill beers, freeze a weapon, or even an entire lake.

The Lightning Potion in Potion Craft :

Allows you to strike an enemy or a weapon with lightning. Useful when fighting iron enemies.

The fire potion in Potion Craft :

Used to start a fire; often requested for so-called magical weapons.

The Explosion Potion in Potion Craft :

Like poison, some customers want to use it to cause harm, which damages your reputation. It can also be used to blow up rocks to open a tunnel.

The sleeping potion in Potion Craft :

Helps people fall asleep or get to sleep.

The Potion of Rapid Growth in Potion Craft :

Helps plants grow faster.

The Stone Skin Potion in Potion Craft :

Makes you nearly invincible. Essential for combat.

The acid potion in Potion Craft :

Allows you to open stolen chests, but it's a bad deed that results in a loss of reputation.

The Rebound Potion in Potion Craft :

Allows you to jump very high. Required for certain missions.

The slowing potion in Potion Craft :

Slows down enemies. Also helps you fish and hunt more effectively.

The love potion in Potion Craft :

It can make anyone fall in love. Be careful who asks you for it.

The Fury Potion in Potion Craft :

Makes you more effective in combat.

The libido potion in Potion Craft :

It helps reignite the spark in a relationship—if you know what I mean.

The Potion of Bountiful Harvest in Potion Craft :

It helps produce better harvests, especially for apple trees.

The potion of magical vision in Potion Craft :

Allows you to see everything that is invisible.

The levitation potion in Potion Craft :

Allows you to fly. Needed to descend mountains more quickly.

The invisibility potion in Potion Craft :

Allows you to become invisible.

The hallucinogenic potion in Potion Craft :

Causes hallucinations. Be careful of anyone who wants to buy it from you.

The necromancy potion in Potion Craft :

The necromancy potion is requested by a customer who seeks to unlock the secrets of death by bringing the dead back to life. As with the acid, its questionable use lowers your reputation, given the character’s appearance.

The different paths for potions:

To reach each potion on the map of Potion Craft, you must move your cursor from the center to the desired effect area. Each potion recipe is represented by a specific path: simply follow that path to brew the desired potion. Here are a few tips to optimize your path without wasting your ingredients.

The process depends on the resources you use in the mortar and the cauldron:

• The mortar is used to grind the ingredients: the more you grind, the farther the marker moves on the map.
• Base liquids (water, oil, wine) cause your marker to move or reposition along different paths on the map.
• The bellows heats the mixture to trigger certain effects and correct its trajectory.

Note: The map shows the locations of all potion effects.

To learn more with other guides and tips on Potion Craft Alchemist Simulator, check out our comprehensive guide:

• Guide and Tips for the Game Potion Craft