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A '''potion of fruit juice''', cost 50, is simply that; fruit juice. It adds 10 fullness if cursed, 20 if uncursed, and 30 if blessed.
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When drinking this potion, you receive the message "This tastes like [fruit; default is slime mold] juice." The [[potion of see invisible]] has the same message; these are therefore difficult to tell apart by random [[quaff]]ing. Some ways to tell the two apart include:
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A '''potion of fruit juice''' is a type of non-magical [[potion]] that appears in ''[[NetHack]]''. The juice is made from the [[nameable fruit]], and raises [[nutrition]] when [[quaff]]ed.
  
*If you were blind and were unblinded, it was see invisible.
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==Generation==
*If you see previously invisible objects/enemies after quaffing, it was see invisible.
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In addition to random generation, [[delicatessen]]s and [[health food]] shops will sometimes sell potions of fruit juice.
*Zap a [[wand of enlightenment]] or otherwise attain enlightenment. If you have the see invisible intrinsic, it was see invisible.
 
*Fruit juice is sold in a [[delicatessen]]; see invisible is not. If you see one of the two in a deli, it's fruit juice. Likewise, if a deli buys the potion, it's fruit juice.
 
*Dipping a [[unicorn horn]] into a [[potion of sickness]] turns it into fruit juice.
 
*Dipping an [[amethyst]] into a [[potion of booze]] turns it into fruit juice.
 
*If you are on the border of a hunger change and it disappears upon quaffing, it was fruit juice; however, this is difficult to test.
 
*Fruit juice is unaffected by [[cancellation]].
 
  
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Fruit juice can also be created from other potions through the following methods:
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* Dipping an [[amethyst]] into a [[potion of booze]].
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* Dipping a [[unicorn horn]] into a [[potion of sickness]].
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* [[Cancel]]ling a potion of sickness or {{! of|see invisible}}.
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The potion of fruit juice is one of the potions that can be generated by a [[horn of plenty]].
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==Description==
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When quaffed, the potion of fruit juice raises your nutrition by 10 if cursed, 20 if uncursed, and 30 if blessed. The amount of nutrition is halved if the potion is [[diluted]].{{refsrc|src/potion.c|768|version=NetHack 3.6.7}}
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==Strategy==
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Potions of fruit juice offer minimal nutrition per unit of [[weight]] compared to other [[comestible]]s while having the same weight as a [[food ration]]; most players will be fine diluting known fruit juice into {{! of|water}}, simply drinking them immediately, or else using them for [[polypiling]]. In a game where the [[smoky potion]] is fruit juice, players may consider going for [[wish]]es by collecting potions of {{potion of|sickness|booze|or=1|see invisible}} to turn into fruit juice.
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[[Foodless]] [[conduct]] players will be reliant on these potions to maintain their nutrition, and also benefit in particular from alchemizing diluted fruit juice into booze.
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===Identification===
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The [[potion of see invisible]] uses the same [[#Messages|messages]] as fruit juice when quaffed, making it somewhat difficult to tell them apart. Some ways to reliably identify fruit juice include:
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* Fruit juice is the only one of the pair sold in a delicatessen; delicatessens will also only buy fruit juice, allowing you to narrow down their appearance if you drop either potion on any of the shop's squares.
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* Dipping a unicorn horn into a potion of sickness turns it into fruit juice.
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* Fruit juice is unaffected by cancellation.
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* If you have become hungry within the last few turns and that status disappears upon quaffing a potion that gives these messages, it was fruit juice.
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* Fruit juice can be generated by a horn of plenty.
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* Dipping an amethyst into a potion of booze turns it into fruit juice; however, this typically requires you to have identified the [[gem]] first.
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==Messages==
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These messages use whatever the [[Options#fruit|user-specified name]] for the fruit is, which is "slime mold" by default.
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{{message|This tastes like <slime mold> juice.|The potion was blessed or uncursed.}}
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{{message|Yecch! This tastes rotten.|The potion was cursed.}}
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{{message|This tastes like reconstituted <slime mold> juice.|The potion was diluted.}}
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{{message|This tastes like 10% real <slime mold> juice all-natural beverage.|You quaffed the potion while [[hallucinating]].}}
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{{message|This tastes like 10% real reconstituted <slime mold> juice all-natural beverage.|As above, and the potion was diluted.}}
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==References==
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<references/>
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{{nethack-367}}
 
[[Category:Potions|Fruit juice]]
 
[[Category:Potions|Fruit juice]]

Latest revision as of 18:24, 20 January 2024

! Pink potion.png
Name fruit juice
Appearance random
Base price 50 zm
Weight 20
Monster use Will not be used by monsters.

A potion of fruit juice is a type of non-magical potion that appears in NetHack. The juice is made from the nameable fruit, and raises nutrition when quaffed.

Generation

In addition to random generation, delicatessens and health food shops will sometimes sell potions of fruit juice.

Fruit juice can also be created from other potions through the following methods:

The potion of fruit juice is one of the potions that can be generated by a horn of plenty.

Description

When quaffed, the potion of fruit juice raises your nutrition by 10 if cursed, 20 if uncursed, and 30 if blessed. The amount of nutrition is halved if the potion is diluted.[1]

Strategy

Potions of fruit juice offer minimal nutrition per unit of weight compared to other comestibles while having the same weight as a food ration; most players will be fine diluting known fruit juice into water, simply drinking them immediately, or else using them for polypiling. In a game where the smoky potion is fruit juice, players may consider going for wishes by collecting potions of sickness, booze, or see invisible to turn into fruit juice.

Foodless conduct players will be reliant on these potions to maintain their nutrition, and also benefit in particular from alchemizing diluted fruit juice into booze.

Identification

The potion of see invisible uses the same messages as fruit juice when quaffed, making it somewhat difficult to tell them apart. Some ways to reliably identify fruit juice include:

  • Fruit juice is the only one of the pair sold in a delicatessen; delicatessens will also only buy fruit juice, allowing you to narrow down their appearance if you drop either potion on any of the shop's squares.
  • Dipping a unicorn horn into a potion of sickness turns it into fruit juice.
  • Fruit juice is unaffected by cancellation.
  • If you have become hungry within the last few turns and that status disappears upon quaffing a potion that gives these messages, it was fruit juice.
  • Fruit juice can be generated by a horn of plenty.
  • Dipping an amethyst into a potion of booze turns it into fruit juice; however, this typically requires you to have identified the gem first.

Messages

These messages use whatever the user-specified name for the fruit is, which is "slime mold" by default.

This tastes like <slime mold> juice.
The potion was blessed or uncursed.
Yecch! This tastes rotten.
The potion was cursed.
This tastes like reconstituted <slime mold> juice.
The potion was diluted.
This tastes like 10% real <slime mold> juice all-natural beverage.
You quaffed the potion while hallucinating.
This tastes like 10% real reconstituted <slime mold> juice all-natural beverage.
As above, and the potion was diluted.

References