Amrita

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Amrita
Item Information
Origin	YGGDRASIL
Effect	Healing
Debut Information
Web Novel	Overlord First Half (Mentioned)

Amrita (アムリタ) is a potion in the Overlord Web Novel.

Description

Amrita was a potion that can be found in the Slane Theocracy.

Appearance

No information on its appearance was provided.

Abilities

Before the appearance of a certain potion, it was said to be the most potent healing potion.

Trivia

• Rumors said that this potion contained the power of the gods.
• According to the Magician's Guild, there aren't any records about a potion that could match the potency of the healing potion unless it is one of the most guarded secrets of the Theocracy.
• Amrita is the Sanskrit word for "immortality", the Indian mythological equivalent of ambrosia.