Stoppered Glass Bottles

Summary

The Stoppered Glass Bottles are two mysterious potion containers discovered by Sucks Benedict in Session 9 of the campaign while searching Yassandra's shed. One bottle contains a shiny copper-colored liquid that resembles liquid copper, while the other holds a bright turquoise liquid. The contents, effects, and intended purposes of both potions remain unknown. Upon discovery, the party initially joked about the bottles containing urine samples based on their coloring, though they recognized the potential value of the mysterious liquids.

Properties

The items consist of two glass bottles with stoppers, each filled with a different liquid. The first bottle contains a shiny copper-colored substance described as looking "almost like liquid copper" in appearance. The second bottle holds a bright turquoise liquid. Both bottles are stoppered, keeping their contents sealed and preserved.

The physical properties of the liquids—their viscosity, temperature, or magical properties—have not been examined or determined. Neither bottle has been opened or tested, leaving their effects, potency, and whether they are beneficial or harmful completely unknown.

History

Session 9

Sucks Benedict found the two stoppered glass bottles while searching through Yassandra's shed for useful items. The GM described the discovery: "Okay, so you find two like stoppered glass bottles. Each with a full like of a liquid. One of which has a shiny kind of copper color. Like it almost looks like liquid copper. And the other is like a bright turquoise."

Upon seeing the bottles, the party made jokes comparing them to urine samples. One participant quipped about the copper-colored liquid: "To drink more. That one from the guy on the left really needed to drink more. Oh, I thought it was a urine sample." Another added about the turquoise bottle: "Yeah, that guy needs to drink more too. Like, and also less of some other stuff."

Despite the humorous reaction, the party recognized that the bottles likely contained potions of some kind, though no attempt was made during the session to identify their contents or test their effects.