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Prayer potion

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A Prayer potion is an item that restores 7 to 31 Prayer points per dose[1]. It appears to be a vial containing an aquamarine fluid.

Members can make a prayer potion at level 38 Herblore[1] by adding ranarr weed to a vial of water, and then mixing in snape grass. This makes a potion with three doses, and grants 87.5 experience[1].

Prayer potions are almost always in high demand, due largely to the common use of protection prayers as a defence in combat. Having a way of restoring Prayer points in the middle of battle (and without the need for an altar) is very convenient.

For this reason, prayer potions are easily sold in many banks. They used to be sold almost constantly in player killing hotspots (such as World 18 Edgeville bank) when the wilderness was a PKing area.

For players who have completed Rum Deal and have a holy wrench in their inventory, 1-3 additional prayer points will be restored per dose of prayer potion.

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c Herblore - The Potions, RuneScape manual


Potions
Combat potions: Attack (mix) | Strength (mix) | Defence (mix) | Combat (mix) | Super attack (mix) | Super strength (mix) | Magic essence (mix) | Super defence (mix) | Antifire (mix) | Ranging (mix) | Magic (mix) | Zamorak (mix) | Saradomin brew
Recovery potions: Stat restore (mix) | Energy (mix) | Summoning | Prayer (mix) | Super energy (mix) | Super restore (mix)
Cures and antipoisons: Relicym's balm (mix) | Anti-poison (mix) | Super anti-poison (mix) | Sanfew | Extra strong anti-poison | Super strong anti-poison (mix)
Skill potions: Agility (mix) | Fishing (mix) | Hunting (mix)
Weapon poison: Weapon poison | Extra strong weapon poison | Super strong weapon poison
Others: Guthix balance | Super Fishing Explosive
Tars: Guam tar | Marrentill tar | Tarromin tar | Harralander tar
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