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Mythical substance

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An adventurer about to eat a healing glob.
Art by Rumrusher.

Mythical substances are procedurally-generated liquids and globs with magical properties. Each world has a number of differently-named substances, such as "odd jelly" or "peculiar broth," though currently, all of them carry the same syndrome.

Healing potion[edit]

A mysterious dungeon's guardian carries a waterskin filled with a restorative substance that they can consume in combat. Ingesting it grants a powerful syndrome that cures nearly all wounds, even regrowing limbs and healing nerve damage, but not blood loss; however, it can allow you to live through Titan fire long enough to stop you from melting. Even undead creatures benefit from it, to the point of removing any rot their bodies have, restoring them to perfect condition.

Creatures that are immune to poison (not GENERAL_POISON) do not benefit from this substance.

The substance's effects.

See also[edit]

More: GemsMetalsStones
Creature
BloodBoneCartilageCheeseChitinEggFatFeatherHair (WoolYarn) • HoofHornIchorLeatherMilkMeatNailNervous tissueOrgansParchmentPearlScaleShellSilkSkinSpitSweatTallowTearsTeethWax
Plant
Fiber (PaperSlurry) • FlowerFruitLeafOil • Plant powders (DyeFlourSugar) • Seed (Press cake) • Wood
Creature/Plant
Inorganic
Hardcoded
AmberAshCoralFilthFuelGlassGrimeIceLyeMagmaMudPearlashPotashSaltUnknown substanceVomitWater
Glitch
See also: Material science