Also known as the Battle of the Barrels, or Agnak's Folly

yes,  just as the title says 

who needs health or mana potions?

7 kinds of coffee for the DungeonVerse (we only have 2 real kinds)

Ties back into Cookery in Dungeon

gimmie one of them, you know, fucking red ones 

One shot scrolls for dungeon acolytes, initiates, zealots, and mages to cast spells above their level, or effects that the powers that be do not want as spells to be learned

A powerful healing potion delivered in a gourd

A list of enhancements(?) to the simple Invisibility potion.

Some people drink potions without checking what they are, and this can have many unwanted consequences that can range from funny to fatal.

'We fought the li'l beasties,' the gruff old Dwarf growled, 'so where the blazes is their treasure!'

Glacier grinned, 'Just give me a second, I know how to find it.'

Pretty smoke rings? Naw, I can do a lot more than that.

'Cmon and drink up. This potion will really help us understand each other, if you know what I mean.

One of the strangest weapons deployed by Z'pl'rt the Mad

This ever-full, ever-surprising, ever-ridiculous flask contains a magical liquid that may be the best or worst thing you've ever drank. Handling with caution won't do you any good.

One drop for a cluster of flowers, three drops for a tree, no more, no less.

'See that one, with the burn scars and dark veins? Don't stick too close; he shoots fireblood before engagements. Keeps friends and foes alike at bay, it does.'

The old soldier looked up with all three of his eyes. 'I lost one of my eyes to a sword point, and they used a little too much Growjuice to heal it. Still, I'd rather have three eyes then only one.'

A potion to cheat death... almost.