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Dimraeth Alchemy

Ten documented recipes for Health, Stamina, Concentration, and combat utility at the Alchemy Table.

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Alchemy and Potions

The Alchemy Table at Faustas’s stronghold turns gathered materials into potions, tonics, and throwables. Ten base recipes are documented from demo and playtest builds. The core trio — Lesser Health Potion, Lesser Stamina Potion, and Lesser Concentration Potion — cover the three meters that define Dimraeth’s combat. Steam Early Access is 15 September 2026.

Pair this page with Cooking for food, Combat Systems for why potions matter to the three-meter loop, and Crafting for the other three stations that handle the remaining 38 recipes.

Why potions matter for combat

Dimraeth’s combat runs on health, stamina, and Concentration. Food raises the health baseline. Potions cover the other two bars and add utility: Lesser Stamina Potion keeps you dodging when stamina runs thin; Lesser Concentration Potion refills the spell bar when basics are not enough; Lesser Health Potion is the emergency restore when a fight goes wrong.

Explosive Flask is the documented combat utility: a thrown item that deals damage or creates battlefield space. Poison Cure removes the Poison status. The alchemy system is where Dimraeth’s consumable layer lives.

The Alchemy Table

The Alchemy Table is a stronghold station. Glass Vials are the reusable container for liquid crafts — they appear in nearly every recipe. Droop Gelo is the universal alchemy catalyst, appearing alongside primary ingredients in eight of the ten recipes.

Documented recipes

ResultIngredientsNotes
Blood Rage Potion3× Large Goblin Tooth, 1× Glass Vial, 5× Droop GeloCombat potion with large ingredient cost
Explosive Flask1× Glass Vial, 3× Copper Ore, 3× OilBattlefield utility and damage
Lesser Concentration Potion3× Dryad Lock, 3× Droop Gelo, 1× Glass VialRefills Concentration bar
Lesser Health Potion3× Treant Heart, 3× Droop Gelo, 1× Glass VialRestores health in combat
Lesser Stamina Potion3× Wolf Fang, 3× Droop Gelo, 1× Glass VialRestores stamina bar
Minor Blood Rage Potion3× Goblin Tooth, 1× Glass Vial, 3× Droop GeloWeaker version of Blood Rage
Poison Cure3× Dryad Lock, 3× Tenderberry, 3× WaterRemoves Poison status
Water1× Droop GeloBasic ingredient production
Weak Health Extract3× Tenderberry, 1× Glass VialWeak healing ingredient
Weak Magic Extract3× Droop Core, 1× Glass VialWeak magic ingredient from rare drops

Key ingredients and sources

  • Droop Gelo — Universal alchemy ingredient from slime-type enemies (Monstrous Droop). Appears in 8 of 10 recipes.
  • Glass Vial — Holds liquid crafts. Appears in every recipe. Start with a stack.
  • Treant Heart — From Corrupted Treant boss. Core for Lesser Health Potion.
  • Wolf Fang — From wolves in Wildwood. Core for Lesser Stamina Potion.
  • Dryad Lock — From Dryad enemies in Wildwood. Used in Concentration and Poison Cure.
  • Large Goblin Tooth — Elite goblin drops. Blood Rage Potion ingredient.
  • Goblin Tooth — Regular goblin drops. Minor Blood Rage Potion.
  • Droop Core — Rare drop from Monstrous Droop. Used in Weak Magic Extract.
  • Tenderberry — Foraged in Wildwood. Poison Cure and Weak Health Extract.
  • Copper Ore — Mined from nodes. Explosive Flask ingredient.
  • Oil — Gathered from oil nodes. Explosive Flask ingredient.

Throwflasks versus potions

Personal Crafting (a separate station) converts potions into throwflasks — consumables you can toss without opening the inventory. In chaotic co-op fights, this matters: a thrown Lesser Health Throwflask is faster than a menu pause.

The conversion recipe is: 1 potion + 1 Flax Rope = 1 throwflask. Keep a stock of Flax Rope if you plan to use throwables in group content.

What this page will not do

No invented recipe names outside the ten documented. No upgraded potion tiers. When Mudtek publishes higher-tier alchemy recipes, this page grows.

Read Combat Systems for the three-meter loop potions support. Read Stronghold Building for station placement. Read Crafting for the other 38 recipes across all four stations.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for Dimraeth players.

What potions should I brew first?

Lesser Health, Lesser Stamina, and Lesser Concentration are the core trio covering Dimraeth's three combat meters. Brew these first, then add Explosive Flask and Poison Cure as materials allow.

What is Droop Gelo used for?

Droop Gelo appears in 8 of 10 alchemy recipes as a catalyst ingredient. It drops from Monstrous Droop and similar slime-type enemies. Stock up before brewing sessions.

How do throwflasks work?

Personal Crafting converts a potion into a throwflask using 1 Flax Rope. Throwflasks can be tossed mid-combat without opening the inventory menu.

What does Poison Cure do?

Poison Cure removes the Poison status effect from your character. Craft and carry one if you are fighting Poison-heavy enemies in Wildwood.

Is Blood Rage Potion worth the ingredients?

Blood Rage Potion requires 5 Droop Gelo and 3 Large Goblin Tooth — significant investment. Minor Blood Rage Potion is a lighter version using regular Goblin Tooth.

Can I farm alchemy ingredients?

Some come from stronghold farms and quarries, but most require fighting enemies (Droop Gelo from slimes, Wolf Fang from wolves, Treant Heart from the Corrupted Treant) or gathering in Wildwood.