The second week of the highly anticipated 99 Nights in the Forest Halloween Update is here, and it’s brewing with excitement! This update introduces potion-making, allowing players to channel their inner witch. Imagine mixing various ingredients to create mysterious potions—you won’t know what each potion does until you take a chance and use it. Let’s dive into all things potions and explore how you can make the most out of this spooky feature!
Understanding potion-making can seem daunting, but it’s all about experimentation. In this guide, we’re going to break it down so you can start brewing with confidence.
Essential Potion Ingredients in 99 Nights in the Forest
In 99 Nights in the Forest, creating potions is a fun and unpredictable process. You can combine any three ingredients to whip up something unique. Unlike typical crafting recipes, there’s no strict formula—it’s all about trial and error. Here’s a kickstart list of the ingredients you’ll need:
- Morsel — found by defeating bunnies.
- Bunny Foot — also dropped by bunnies.
- Coal — keep an eye out around the map.
- Mackerel — fish for it in the ponds.
- Steak — drop from various enemies you encounter.
- Berry — collect them from berry bushes.
- Dripleaf — look near ponds for this ingredient.
- Moonflower — harvest it at night for best results.
- Stareweed — use concentrated light to gather this.
- Cave Vine — explore underground to find it.
- Mandrake Plant — located near trick-or-treat houses.
How to Brew Potions in 99 Nights in the Forest
Brewing potions takes place at the Cauldron, conveniently located by the Crafting Bench near your campfire. The Cauldron displays the ingredients needed for your next potion. If you’re unsure where to find items, consult the Recipe Book or follow our handy ingredient list.
Once you’ve gathered the necessary ingredients, toss them into the Cauldron. You’ll receive a random potion along with a bonus of 10-15 candies—sweetening the deal! These candies can come in handy at the Halloween shop.
Each potion crafted has a surprise effect, adding an element of fun—and perhaps a little chaos—to your gameplay. You can use these potions to prank your friends, but proceed with caution; you might end up being the one tricked! If potion-making fascinates you, consider investing in the Witch class at the 99 Nights in the Forest classes shop.
Explore the Effects of All Potions in 99 Nights in the Forest
What can you expect from the potions you create? Since the game doesn’t specify the names or effects, we’ve compiled a list based on our experiments, featuring some intriguing outcomes:
- Your screen may be entirely covered by a pumpkin.
- All your items might fall out of your sack.
- A heavy metal ball could be chained to your leg.
- You could even transform into a frog and be flung away when the effect wears off!
- Be prepared to get tossed away from your house!
These effects often mirror the Tricks from the Trick or Treat update, adding an extra layer of excitement. Plus, remember that every time you brew a potion, you walk away with a stash of Candies!
Have you gotten your hands on the fun of potion-making yet? Share your potion tales in the comments below!
What are the best ingredients to use for potions in 99 Nights in the Forest? You can mix and match any three of the provided ingredients for a surprise potion.
Is there a specific order to combine potion ingredients? No, the crafting system for potions is quite flexible—you’ll just need to be creative with your combinations.
How many potions can you brew at once? You can brew one potion at a time in the Cauldron, but the more ingredients you gather, the more potions you can create overall.
Will I know the effects of potions before using them? Unfortunately, the effects are random, and you’ll discover them only after using the potion.
As you dive into the thrilling world of potion-making, keep experimenting and having fun. For more guides and gaming insights, check out Moyens I/O.