100 Chaotic Side Effects of Wild Magic Potions

A young woman in medieval clothing holds a glowing potion bottle in a stone-walled laboratory. Magical energy swirls from the potion, causing her hair to lift in surprise. Purple vials and lit candles sit on the table nearby.

There are potions, and then there are wild magic potions—a breed apart in the alchemical zoo. Unlike their reliable, sensible cousins—the sort of potions that knit wounds, banish fatigue, or slip you unseen past castle guards—the wild ones are recipes scrawled in …