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Brewing
On Civ+, potions have been tweaked a bit. Instead of the regular potion recipes, the rare alternative drops occasionally received while harvesting crops have become the primary ingredients.
Each rare crop drop can be added to a water bottle in a brewing stand to produce a basic base. Combine two different basic bases to produce a complex base. Some complex bases function like regular potions.
Experiment!
Adding an item to a basic or a complex base may produce a special concoction with various positive and negative effects- that is, if you guess a valid item-base pair.
If your experiment is unsuccessful, your beverage will be ruined, and will produce a potion with one of four debuff effects.
Be careful. Some drinks might make you feel pretty woozy!
Many brews will need to be aged in a Keg to have their timers extended. A Keg can hold many of the same brew at once, aging them all simultaneously. Withdraw or deposit at any time.
You can also brew buff potions like how you do in vanilla minecraft, but debuffs are instead a different ingredient item. You can try to brute-force the debuffs if you'd like. Redstone doesn't work to extend potions as well; Instead you age the potion in a keg.
Strength and Regeneration potions have been disabled however. You won't find those effects in any custom brews in meaningful amounts, either.
Don't feel like brute-forcing your way through recipe hunting? Secrets may be revealed to you if you keep one eye closed, and one on the sky.
BEGIN DREAMING NOW
Each rare crop drop can be added to a water bottle in a brewing stand to produce a basic base. Combine two different basic bases to produce a complex base. Some complex bases function like regular potions.
Experiment!
Adding an item to a basic or a complex base may produce a special concoction with various positive and negative effects- that is, if you guess a valid item-base pair.
If your experiment is unsuccessful, your beverage will be ruined, and will produce a potion with one of four debuff effects.
Be careful. Some drinks might make you feel pretty woozy!
Many brews will need to be aged in a Keg to have their timers extended. A Keg can hold many of the same brew at once, aging them all simultaneously. Withdraw or deposit at any time.
You can also brew buff potions like how you do in vanilla minecraft, but debuffs are instead a different ingredient item. You can try to brute-force the debuffs if you'd like. Redstone doesn't work to extend potions as well; Instead you age the potion in a keg.
Strength and Regeneration potions have been disabled however. You won't find those effects in any custom brews in meaningful amounts, either.
Don't feel like brute-forcing your way through recipe hunting? Secrets may be revealed to you if you keep one eye closed, and one on the sky.
BEGIN DREAMING NOW