These aren't inept items, but they are fantastic,

I love tables.

I find it very hard to innovate anything [still too new a dm sadly].

These tables really spark my imagination.

I usually end up veering away from the tables themselves as they have given me a really good idea what I was looking for but couldn't put my finger on it.

This particular publisher is quite a prolific tables creator and of the stuff I have bought from them, I have yet to see needless repetition.

Thank you

This has saved me a lot of extra work for those and magic shop bottles just laying around. thanks for all the work you put into this. Plus, it's given me great ideas.

This is a fun little list that is especially useful when you are a game master who is running off-the-cuff. It is true that most of the items on the list are elixirs, potions, and other mixtures that definitely sound like they are more suitable to be useful in a setting where magic and/or alchemy is available, but many sound perfect for exotic drinks in a sci-fi setting. After reading the list the first time, I was instantly inspired to write up some of the magical brews for my Advanced Dungeons and Dragons campaigns (yup, I still run AD&D) and some of the others for Champions, Mekton II, Star Trek the RPG, and Traveller. Imagine that, a generic role playing supplement that is actually usable in multiple game systems and in multiple settings. Admittedly, this product is most useful in fantasy settings - but the only true limitation to it's usefulness is the imagination of the game master using it.

This is a very brief PDF document offered free. I am almost always "stuck" when it comes to names, and tend to collect names I find interesting to use in my adventures and stories. I was disappointed with this offering in that some items seemed unhelpful in their use (i.e., "Potion of Acid"). However, this work is offered free of charge.

I found the product to be very helpful. A good read!

The good news: it's completely free and delivers exactly what it promises. The bad news: it leaves the heavy lifting to you. What I mean by this is that the product is, effectively, a list. This list provides you with 101 names for Potions, Elixirs, Beverages, and the like, and if you're an imaginative person then that is all you'll need. If by casually perusing this list you see a name that gives you an idea, then fantastic.

Another possible use for this would be if you're a GM who creates puzzles, particularly word puzzles, for your players to use. It's an odd fantasy setting that puts a crossword puzzle into an epic quest, but if that's how you roll then this might just be your cup of Tea (and if Tea is your cup of Tea, then I notice that under T, the list includes three Ts.)

Also: if you're the type of person who feels that the Brew Potion feat in d20 games is a bit underdeveloped, then I'd recommend taking the names from this list and seeing what new inventions your mad alchemist can brew up. Have fun. Sincerely.