The second week of the 99 Nights in the Forest Halloween update has arrived, bringing a spooky new feature — potion brewing. Players can now step into the shoes of a witch and mix mysterious ingredients to create random potions with unpredictable results. Whether you’re crafting for fun or chaos, here’s everything you need to know about how potion-making works in 99 Nights in the Forest.
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How Potion Brewing Works
To start making potions, head over to the Cauldron located beside the Crafting Bench, near your campfire. This is your main brewing station. Simply throw in any three ingredients from the available list, and the game will automatically generate a random potion.
What makes it exciting is that the potion outcome is completely unpredictable — you’ll never know what effect it has until you drink or use it. Every time you brew a potion, you’ll also receive a generous reward of 10–15 candies, which can be spent later at the Halloween shop for exclusive items.
All Potion Ingredients in 99 Nights in the Forest
Each potion requires three ingredients, but there’s no fixed recipe or combination. You can freely mix and experiment to see what happens. Here’s a full list of all available ingredients and where to find them:
- Morsel — dropped by bunnies
- Bunny Foot — dropped by bunnies
- Coal — found scattered around the map
- Mackerel — catch with a fishing rod at ponds
- Steak — dropped by enemies
- Berry — gathered from berry bushes
- Dripleaf — grows near ponds
- Moonflower — blooms at night
- Stareweed — obtained using concentrated light
- Cave Vine — found in underground areas
- Mandrake Plant — located near trick-or-treat houses
Once you’ve collected the materials, toss any three into the Cauldron and watch the magic unfold.
Potion Effects and What They Do
Each potion brewed in 99 Nights in the Forest has a random and often surprising effect. While the game doesn’t display their names or descriptions, here are some of the known effects observed so far:
- Your screen gets covered by a giant pumpkin.
- All items in your inventory suddenly drop on the ground.
- A heavy metal ball gets chained to your leg, slowing movement.
- You transform into a frog and get flung across the map.
- You get launched away from a nearby house.
These effects feel very similar to the “Tricks” seen during the earlier Trick or Treat event. Some are harmless pranks, while others can catch players off guard — perfect for pulling a few surprises on friends.
Extra Tips for Brewmasters
If you enjoy the brewing system, consider checking out the Witch class at the Classes Shop. It complements potion crafting and fits perfectly with the Halloween theme. Experiment with different ingredient combinations and see how many unique potions you can discover.
Potion brewing in 99 Nights in the Forest adds a fun layer of mystery and chaos to the Halloween event. With no set recipes and completely random effects, each brewing session feels different — and the bonus candies make it even better. Dive in, collect your ingredients, and start experimenting to uncover every potion the forest has to offer. How many potions have you crafted so far?