Porcupine Quill
From KB Lexicon
Porcupine Quill
| Type | Creature Part |
|---|---|
| Source | Quills of a porcupine |
| Classification | Zoological Ingredients |
| Primary Uses | Cure for Boils, prickling or defensive brews |
| Common Potions | Cure for Boils |
| Alchemical Properties | Sharp, reactive |
| Magical Effects | None alone |
| Hazard Level | Low |
| Shelf Life | Very stable |
| Notes | Improper timing in the cauldron has been known to cause explosive results. |
Porcupine quills are a standard ingredient in lower-years’ potions, especially in the ubiquitous Cure for Boils.
They seem to amplify reactions that target surface blemishes and skin afflictions.
When added at the wrong time, however, they have a talent for making the cauldron erupt dramatically.
