'POTION MIXING' Each spell has an element, e.g. earth for armor spell. Mixing potions in a cauldron causes the elements they are made of to interact and potentially cause a reaction. Here are the types of reaction you may see. Identical elements: An example of this is mixing a recall potion with a teleport potion, which are both luck spells. In this case you can either result in a combined potion with both spells, or strengthen one of the potions, or potentially discover a new spell that is of the same element. Opposite elements: These cause violent reactions. In this case you may cause a cloud of poisonous gas, a monster summoning, among other effects. It may even just explode. Elements that are "three apart" e.g. ice (sleep) and air (fly) spells. This forms a potion of the elements between the two, in this case you could create a potion of plague. Only two elements can be mixed at once - any more than that, the mixture will ignite and explode. See also, help on ELEMENTS.