Sometime after dusk, gathered around a warm fire, denizens of the moon of Ethyss will often tell an ancient, grim tale about a strange, otherworldly liquid. The reason each bottle of the Wanderer's Elixir seems to hold infinite liquid, they would whisper, is a dreary secret: the crimson fluid is actually the blood of thousands of fallen warriors, cursed to fight a never-ending battle. They would point at the amber-red line in the sky—the Fireblood River—and narrate a tale of an ancient wizard. Drunk with the desire for power, the sorcerer put an evil spell on two opposing armies. Each morning, the warriors would be reborn, only to die before dusk—but not before their magical blood fed the river bed. It is said that the mage created an unknown number of bottles of the mysterious elixir, using inter-dimensional runes to link each vial to the crimson river. Steelfolk of the dragonworld of Hairn dismiss this story as an old superstition, instead believing the liquid is created by the bottle itself, as a consequence of a powerful electro-magical field. Whatever its true origin, the Wanderer's Elixir is one of the rarest and most potent liquids across the Multiverse, used for everything from powering airships and even entire cities, to regenerating lost limbs and inducing magical visions of strange, other worlds.