Potions - I need more Potions!

[joe5mc]

Thanks to everyone who has thrown out a few ideas. I'm jotting things down, and it's even inspired me to a few new ideas of my own. If you have any more, keep them coming!

[Darkson71]

Potion of Rat-Kin:  For one Action a model may climb a surface without penalty (i.e. can climb at their full movement).

Potion of Cat-Kin: A model may fall twice the normal distance without taking damage.

[Fencing Frog]

Potion of undeath... give it to a fallen soldier from you warband and gain a zombie...
potion of magic power Lower the casting number of the next spell you cast
the Frog's potion: drink this potion and gain the effect of the leap spell

[Morray]

To take a few elements from a certain game, brewing potions from secondary items you could possibly collect in your travels, either in game or sending surviving members out to forage, a certain member has to be a tracker e.g. So you can collect a whole host of different things in game, and out of game, get them through treasure collected, wandering monsters killed or general loot at the end of the game.

Then you can look up a table mix the ingredients you've collected and on a will roll you make a potion.

Just a little fun idea, not to complex either if you ask me.

Potion ideas...

Potion of bendy arrows - Heatseeking shot.

Potion of gloop - next attack solidifies the target but deals 0 damage, further damage breaks the solidified goop.

Potion of the spirit form -  can only be damaged by magical attacks

Potion of hovering - can make a Pop-up-attack style shooting attack

Potion of "The good-ole-switcheroo" drink and replace target model with another friendly aligned model.

Potion of feather leap - Can jump across a flat surface double the move distance.

Potion of detection - can cast spells upon anyone within 10' without needing Los when normally needing Los.

I'm out...

[Salanthas]

How about spells in a bottle?
Working like scrolls but being more rare & expensive. The thing ist: Soldiers can't use scrolls but can use potions.
Sounding pretty boring, this spells-in-a-bottle could bring great variation in a game of Frostgrave, as usually you can only make combos of 2 spells using wizard and apprentice, but with a third spell you have a lot more options in your turn.