During the first Easter event of Arcane Odyssey, an item called the Alchemy Egg was added as a seasonal collectible.
The description states that it was created by Enizor in his tower on Frostmill Island.
It’s probably not a canon thing, but that doesn’t mean it can’t hint towards canon.
This gave me the question: What was bro cooking?
It’s not exactly clear if the Alchemy Egg was made on purpose, so we can assume that it’s not, because it’s a small useless glob of pink magma.
One good thing to ask: How was it made?
Although alchemists are used as enchanters practically, according to professions, and real-world definitions, alchemy is closer tied to the creation of potions.
Obviously, although the game would never let you, you could theoretically place multiple ingredients into a cauldron.
This glob would seem to be a combination of a scorch potion, made with skyfire blooms, and a melting potion, made with magmatic stones. This is because scorch potions inflict the Scorched status effect, and create pink puddles; as well, melting potions can create magma puddles.
Obviously, Enizor would have been trying to make something, otherwise there’s no real reason to drop rare ingredients into a pot just to mess around (rare to a frostmill inhabitant who needed somebody else to get pinecones).
I presume it’s tied to whatever he’s trying to do with those dark sea shards. I mean, this is an experimental concoction, outwardly stated to have been made by a mad scientist on a journey to create some sort of superweapon in a pot.
I think the strawberry egg is just a magicly mutated strawberry… Sirens laying an egg though… I dunno man, the egg was floating in the air that isnt any egg ive seen
