Every New Sea of Oblivion Potion Recipe in Wizard Alchemy

If you searched for a clean recipe list for the newest Wizard Alchemy potions, this is it — but with one honest correction baked in. The Sea of Oblivion set spans everything from the low-Magic commons up to Solar Flare, and while the ingredient loadouts below are the strongest known targets for each one, the cauldron still rolls an outcome from probabilities rather than handing you a fixed potion. Here’s the full set, the Magic value each one needs, and the loadout that gives you the best shot at it.

What counts as the new Sea of Oblivion potion set

The “new” potions are the World 2 batch — the Sea of Oblivion set that runs from the low-Magic commons all the way up to Solar Flare. If you’re still stuck in the first world, the fast move is to grab the Frost Potion and push straight into World 2, which only costs 3,000 coins to reach.

Every new potion, its Magic target and best loadout

Every loadout here works by clearing the Magic threshold in the middle column, so if you’re short on a specific ingredient you can substitute anything that keeps the combined Magic value at or above the target. The commons and uncommons are cheap enough to spam until the roll lands. A couple of entries are deliberately left as threshold-based rolls: the in-game wording around Thunder Ball overlaps with Bolide, so rather than paste Bolide’s Orc Ear set onto it, hit the 112 Magic mark and read the cauldron odds. Molten Core sits at a steep 230 Magic and doesn’t have a demonstrated single-ingredient recipe — stack your highest-Magic materials to clear the bar.

How to craft every new World 2 potion in Wizard Alchemy

Each potion below is rolled from a specific ingredient loadout tuned to clear its Magic threshold, worked through in the same order you’ll unlock them across World 2.

Craft the Wood Splinter Potion

Load three Sulfur Lumps for the best shot at this first common, which clears the 30 Magic threshold.

Roll for the Thunder Strike Potion

One Orc Ear and one Broken Arrow give the best odds on the 40 Magic second common.

Aim for the Twisting Potion

Add one Orc Ear, one Broken Arrow and one Iron Armor to target the 60 Magic uncommon.

Brew the Twin Currents Potion

Three Orc Ears and two Teeth push you into the 75 Magic second uncommon.

Target the Wood Thorn Potion

One Orc Ear plus four Broken Arrows is the best chance at the 105 Magic rare.

Craft the Bolide Potion

Three Orc Ears and two Iron Armor roll the 120 Magic rare.

Load the Epic potion set

Three Spectra Gems and two Golem Cores maximize your chance at Epics like Thunder Revenge and Incendies.

Push for a Legendary

Five Lava Behemoth Remains give the strongest Legendary chance, including Solar Flare at 245 Magic.

Try the cheaper Legendary route

Four Golem Cores and one Lava Behemoth Remains still leaves a Legendary chance when remains are scarce.

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Best loadouts for Epic and Legendary potion hunting

Once you’re past the commons and rares, the Epic and Legendary potions are the only ones really worth activating your good materials for. For every Epic in World 2, the go-to loadout is three Spectra Gems and two Golem Cores — enough to maximize your Epic chance, though plenty of rare outcomes are still inevitable on the way there. That’s the set that lands Thunder Revenge and Incendies.

Legendaries are pure odds. Piling in five Lava Behemoth Remains gives the best Legendary chance and is the strongest route to Solar Flare. You can swap the last remain for a Fire Shard, but that only adds around a 1% sliver to the roll, so five remains is simply the better use of materials. If you’re sitting on a stack of Golem Cores and few remains, four Golem Cores and one Lava Behemoth Remains is a lower-cost route that still leaves a (smaller) Legendary chance open.

Because the roll is probabilistic, none of these lock the result — a Legendary can pop from the Epic set and a rare can spoil a Legendary attempt. Treat the Lava Behemoth Remains route as your strongest Solar Flare / Legendary play rather than a fixed recipe.

Which new potions are actually worth using

Not all eleven are worth a skill slot. The low-rarity commons and uncommons — Wood Splinter, Thunder Strike, Twisting — barely tickle mobs and exist mostly as progression filler to get your Magic value climbing. Twin Currents is the exception among the early ones: it’s a buff that bumps your damage by 30% for 5 seconds, but with only two skill slots to your name, dedicating one to a short buff is effectively a 50% cut to your active kit, so weigh it carefully.

Common Wizard Alchemy crafting mistakes to avoid

Three things sink most brews. First, don’t assume any loadout is a guaranteed craft — the cauldron only ever shifts the probability, so read the odds it displays before you commit. Second, don’t dump rare materials like Spectra Gems or Lava Behemoth Remains into a roll without checking those odds first; a bad pull wastes them for nothing. Third, don’t confuse a potion’s price or in-game power with the Magic value it needs to craft — those are separate numbers, and a pricey potion isn’t automatically a high-threshold one. When you know a potion’s element, slot a matching Elemental Shard to tilt the roll toward it.