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Witch Weekly · March 16, 2020 – 12:37 AM

While this method of brewing liquid luck is a lot faster and easier, errors are still easily made and can be quite serious.

Foolproof Felix Felicis!
Felix Felicis is typically expensive and hard to find for sale in a shop. As any potioneer will be able to tell you, however, the brewing of it is even more challenging and takes six months to produce.

Not anymore! Witch Weekly are proud to present this new and improved recipe for liquid luck — even a novice can brew it! As with traditional Felix Felicis you must be careful how much you take, too much can cause serious side-effects.

Ingredients:

1 ashwinder egg
10oz. horseradish
2 squill bulbs
2lbs. murtlap tentacles
½oz. turmeric tincture
½oz. saffron
1 occamy eggshell
Powdered rue

Method:
As in the original recipe, add the ashwinder egg to your cauldron along with the horseradish and begin heating. Next take the squill bulb and squeeze the juice from it. Add this to your simmering potion and stir it swiftly in a clockwise direction for twenty seconds. Dice the murtlap tentacles and add them to the potion, followed by the turmeric tincture. Mix the potion swiftly again but this time in the opposite direction.

Next you will need to add the occamy eggshell, first break into pieces of approximately one inch in size. Stir slowly. Take a pinch of powdered rue and sprinkle into the cauldron. Then add the saffron and stir gently for two minutes in a counter clockwise direction. Keep the cauldron over low embers for 12 hours.

After 12 hours increase the heat until the concoction is gently bubbling and then stir the cauldron clockwise four times. Leave it for one more hour. After the hour has passed cast the incantation 'Felixemptra' upon the potion. It should now be a splendid golden hue and ready for bottling.

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