Apothecary Guide: Potion & Ingredient Sorting

Read the category beneath the inventory

The mushroom example is visible at 13:26; the elixir example at 1:14:28. These are confirmed examples, not an exhaustive list of Apothecary items.

Keep the full potion name in view

Pick one bottle family at a time. Compare the full selected name, including its shape and potion name, rather than sorting only by green, blue or yellow. In this recording, the player repeatedly rearranges groups and searches for a missing bottle type after relying on visual similarity.

Our recommendation is to identify a storage area, gather a matching batch with Beckon, then review its progress before starting another family. Use Glimmer if the same type is hard to see among plants and loose objects.

Use floor clearing as a second pass

When searching one specific item stops helping, switch to clearing one patch of floor at a time. The recording changes to this approach around 1:57:52 and remarks that grass makes some objects difficult to see. The settings added on October 14 include Apothecary grass and dust toggles; try those if visual clutter is the problem.

Use the spell guide to distinguish gathering, highlighting and automatic shelving. These tools can reduce repeated searching without forcing a particular decorative layout.

Check the last items against the updated game

For remaining floor items, try the summoning bell after checking its cost. If the missing object is a broom, use our updated broom note: the October 16 patch moved one into the Apothecary. This October 14 recording is too old to establish its current exact spot.

The room is marked tidied at 2:07:17 in this playthrough. Your current room and shelf indicators are more useful than copying a fixed item total from the video.