What kind of room would a wizard create potions in? I've been calling it the laboratory, but I realized that's more of a mad scientist thing than a wizard thing. Mad scientists do experiments in laboratories and wizards create potions in ___________________. What is the blank?
I think an apothecary is more of a business establishment than a lab.... I would probably go with workshop.
The only thing about workshop is that it sounds Harry Potter-ish. Of course, if that's what you're going for, great.
Assuming he is doing more than just creating potions, maybe a reliquary would fit. Could have it store magical artifacts and whatnot, and that's a nice sorcery-sounding word. Perhaps he studies things in there, maybe observatory.
Hi, Lair, sanctum, chamber? But apothecary works well to since its what we now call a pharmacy. Cheers.
I have heard the room being called: 1.lab 2.workshop 3.if making potions, apothecary would work. I do like the potionary, as a room for making potions. You can use the general terms; lab or workshop or get more precise in identifying the room as to its purpose.
Generally, most people call the place where a wizard make his concoctions a lab or laboratory. You can call it whatever you like really. Laboratory. Labrynth. Study. Tower. Pharmacy. An apothecary is very similar to a pharmacist.
lol that's what mine have - admittedly its a massive cavern used as the base of spy operations but they call it the Garage or the Boat Shed
i always think of alchemy when i think of wizards but dont know where they would make their potions?? dont know if that helps.
