Dormeia's snaketongue potion

Dormeia's snaketongue potion is a well known verbomodesiac potion invented by Dormeia of Martiris in 1349.

The potion was invented as a counterpart to veritaserum, to accomplish the same goal through cheaper and more convenient ways. It was also invented with mischief in mind, as making someone drink the potion in certain occasions may prove to be quite inconvenient, much to the pleasure of the person who administered it.One of the ingredients of the potion is dried bloodsnake weed, a potion ingredient common to Dormeia's homeland. This ingredient's name has also been inspiration to her for the name of the potion itself.

Recipe
The recipe requires the following ingredients:

The recipe requires the following steps:
 * 2 ℈ dried bloodsnake weed
 * 1 ƒʒ snake saliva
 * 2 ƒ℥ molenut tincture
 * 2 ƒʒ filtered candleshrub berry juice
 * 4 ƒ℥ clean water
 * 3 gr sulphidous chromic patina.


 * Put the bloodsnake weed, chromic patina and snake saliva together in a mortar and grind until it turns into a smooth paste.
 * Put the water into a round-bottom flask and put it over a slight flame.
 * When the water is close to boiling, dissolve the paste into the water. Keep stirring and make sure the water does not start boiling.
 * Once the paste has fully dissolved, add the candleshrub berry juice and keep the concoction simmering until it turns a cloudy, faint pink.
 * Now slowly add the molenut tincture while stirring continuously. If added slowly enough, the tincture should now be suspended in the liquid and it should now have a cloudy, light green color.
 * Keep the liquid simmering until only about 3 ƒʒ remains, then bottle it once it has cooled.

Trivia
Other potions have been invented which share the name "Snaketongue potion". This is why Dormeia had chosen to add her first name to the name of the potion. She only learnt about this about a year after the invention of the potion. Dormeia's snaketongue potion is so popular though, that most people simply call it "Snaketongue potion", specifying only if they mean a variant other than Dormeia's.