What are material-to-potion combinations in Wizard Alchemy?
Material-to-potion combinations show which material increases the chance of crafting which associated potion after the Alchemy System Rework.
Material to Potion Combinations
Wizard Alchemy Material to Potion Combinations
Find which material targets which potion after the Alchemy System Rework. Check confirmed material-potion links, stacking strategy, and consumption rules.
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Using 5 identical materials gives a 100% chance to craft that material's associated potion, according to the update announcement.
Quick Summary
Material Targeting
Specific materials now increase the chance of their associated potion.
Stacking Bonus
More copies of the same material increase the chance even further.
5-Material Guarantee
5 identical materials give a 100% chance for the associated potion.
Smart Consumption
Higher-rarity materials are returned if the final potion is lower rarity.
How Material-to-Potion Targeting Works
After the Alchemy System Rework, every confirmed material can be linked to an associated potion. When you add that material to the cauldron, the chance of getting its associated potion increases.
Adding more copies of the same material increases the chance further. If you use 5 identical materials, the associated potion is guaranteed.
However, stacking one material only increases the chance of that specific potion. It does not increase the chance of every potion in the same rarity.
Example
- 1 Legendary Material = higher chance for its associated Legendary Potion
- 3 identical Legendary Materials = much higher chance
- 5 identical Legendary Materials = 100% chance
Full Material to Potion Combination Table
Furnace Core
LegendaryAssociated Potion: Updating
Potion Rarity: Legendary
Element: Neutral
Location: World 1 bosses, chests
Stack Strategy: Use 5 copies to guarantee once confirmed
Copper Earring
LegendaryAssociated Potion: Updating
Potion Rarity: Legendary
Element: Neutral
Location: World 1 bosses, chests
Stack Strategy: Use 5 copies to guarantee once confirmed
Dark Shard
LegendaryAssociated Potion: Night Wraith Potion
Potion Rarity: Legendary
Element: Dark
Location: World 1 bosses, dark chests
Stack Strategy: Stack 5 for guaranteed Night Wraith
Light Shard
LegendaryAssociated Potion: Radiant Sword Potion
Potion Rarity: Legendary
Element: Light
Location: World 1 bosses, light chests
Stack Strategy: Stack 5 for guaranteed Radiant Sword
Ice Shard
EpicAssociated Potion: Frost Thorns Potion
Potion Rarity: Legendary
Element: Ice
Location: World 2 bosses, ice caves
Stack Strategy: Use 3-5 to target Frost Thorns
Fire Shard
EpicAssociated Potion: Dragon Breath Potion
Potion Rarity: Legendary
Element: Fire
Location: World 2 bosses, fire zones
Stack Strategy: Use 3-5 to target Dragon Breath
Wind Shard
EpicAssociated Potion: Tornado Potion
Potion Rarity: Legendary
Element: Wind
Location: World 2 bosses, wind peaks
Stack Strategy: Best used with high Magic carriers
Earth Shard
EpicAssociated Potion: Earth Spike Potion
Potion Rarity: Legendary
Element: Earth
Location: World 2 bosses, caverns
Stack Strategy: Best used with high Magic carriers
Goblin Finger
RareAssociated Potion: Lithe Potion
Potion Rarity: Epic
Element: Neutral
Location: Goblin camp drops
Stack Strategy: Fill material, stack for better target odds
Golden Tooth
RareAssociated Potion: Updating
Potion Rarity: Epic
Element: Neutral
Location: Cave goblin drops
Stack Strategy: Hold until confirmed
Dwarf Emblem
RareAssociated Potion: Updating
Potion Rarity: Epic
Element: Neutral
Location: Dwarf fortress drops
Stack Strategy: Hold until confirmed
Blueberry
CommonAssociated Potion: Ice Spike Potion
Potion Rarity: Common
Element: Ice
Location: Starting forest forage
Stack Strategy: Cheap filler for early target brewing
Withered Mushroom
CommonAssociated Potion: Updating
Potion Rarity: Common
Element: Dark
Location: Starting forest forage
Stack Strategy: Cheap filler, hold for confirmation
Seagull Egg
UncommonAssociated Potion: Updating
Potion Rarity: Uncommon
Element: Wind
Location: Beach forage, bird nests
Stack Strategy: Early filler, low priority
No matching material-potion combinations found.
Best Materials to Stack for Target Crafting
Legendary
Best Legendary Materials to Stack
Legendary materials are the most important items to track after the rework because they can be reused when the final potion has a lower rarity. If a Legendary material is tied to a powerful Legendary potion, stacking 5 copies may become the most reliable way to target that potion.
- Dark Shard: Confirmed for Night Wraith — keep 5 copies
- Light Shard: Confirmed for Radiant Sword — keep 5 copies
- Furnace Core: Strong candidate — save until confirmed
- Copper Earring: Strong candidate — save until confirmed
Epic
Best Epic Materials to Stack
Epic materials bridge the gap between filler and premium. They stack well for mid-to-high potion targeting and are returned if the result is Rare or below.
- Ice Shard: Confirmed for Frost Thorns — keep 3-5 copies
- Fire Shard: Likely for Dragon Breath — save stacks
- Wind Shard: Likely for Tornado — save stacks
- Earth Shard: Likely for Earth Spike — save stacks
Rare
Best Rare Materials to Stack
Rare materials are the most likely to be consumed in regular brewing. Stack them only if you want their specific potion — otherwise use them as general filler.
- Goblin Finger: Likely Light Potion — moderate priority
- Golden Tooth: Unconfirmed — use as Magic filler first
- Dwarf Emblem: Unconfirmed — use as Magic filler first
Material Consumption Rules
Example
If you place 2 Legendary materials, 1 Epic material, 1 Rare material, and 1 Uncommon material, but the result is a Rare Potion, only the Rare and Uncommon materials are consumed. The Epic and Legendary materials are returned.
Material Rarity Changes After the Rework
Most non-event alchemy materials are being adjusted so their rarity lines up better with the potion rarity they help produce. This section will be updated as soon as the new material rarities are confirmed in-game.
Are Event Materials Affected?
No. Event materials are not affected by the material rarity adjustments or the new consumption rules. If you are worried about rarity changes, focus on regular alchemy materials first.
Event Materials GuideHow to Use This Table
- 1 Find the potion you want to craft.
- 2 Check its associated material in the table above.
- 3 Collect multiple copies of that material.
- 4 Use more copies to increase the chance.
- 5 Use 5 identical materials if you want a guaranteed result.
FAQ
How do I know which material gives which potion?
Check the combination table above. Confirmed combinations are marked as confirmed, while unverified ones are marked as updating.
Can I guarantee a specific potion?
Yes. According to the update announcement, using 5 identical materials gives a 100% chance for that material's associated potion.
Does one material increase the chance of all potions?
No. A material only increases the chance of its associated potion, not every potion in the same rarity.
Are higher-rarity materials wasted if I get a lower-rarity potion?
No. A material is only consumed if the crafted potion has the same rarity or a higher rarity than the material.
Are event materials changed by the rework?
No. Event materials are not affected by the rarity adjustments or consumption rule changes.
Should I save materials after the rework?
Yes, especially high-rarity materials whose associated potions are strong. Once combinations are confirmed, stacking 5 copies may become very valuable.
Where can I find all Wizard Alchemy materials?
You can check the full materials list on the Wizard Alchemy Materials page.