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# Alchemy Station

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You may also brew potions, craft [Augmentations](/portal-fantasy-docs/gameplay/heroes/fusion-lab/augmentation.md), and even make bombs or [dyes](/portal-fantasy-docs/gameplay/heroes/fusion-lab/colours.md) to your heart's content. This can be done at the Alchemy Station. To craft items, you need recipes, which can be found while travelling. Once a recipe is added to your Recipe Book, you will need the necessary ingredients to make the item. Each crafting process takes time but can be sped up using Time Tablets, which are available for purchase from the Vault.

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The ingredients needed can be found by [battling](/portal-fantasy-docs/gameplay/porbles/battling.md) porbles, collecting resources around the [Pyli Kingdom](/portal-fantasy-docs/locations/pyli-kingdom.md), buying them from merchants or even in chests


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