Medicines don't work the way you might expect The Adventures of Eliot: The Millennium Tales. Instead of stocking up on the shop before heading out, you're limited by how many empty glass vials you collect, each filled with a healing or buffing potion of your choice. This makes each Vial a meaningful upgrade to your carry capacity, and forces some tough decisions about what to bring.
There are eight scattered throughout the game's various eras, some bought from shops and others tucked behind quests. This guide rounds up each one, so you can maximize your reserves and stop rationing your medications.
How to get each empty glass vial
In The Millennium Tales, you don't buy a bunch of potions to keep yourself healthy on an adventure. Instead, you have a reserve Empty glass vials that you will fill with medicine-like solutions Which you will have to buy again when you get back to town. This puts a hard limit on the number of potions you can carry at once, and you have to choose between healing or buffing potions to take with you.
are Eight vials To collect during the game, and you start from zero.
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vial # |
age |
How to get |
|---|---|---|
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1 |
Age of Safekeeping |
You can buy a vial from the shop in Huther. |
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2 |
Age of Reconstruction |
You can also buy a vial from the shop in Littlehope. |
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3 |
Age of Safekeeping |
You can buy a vial from Lowell's shop, but it only unlocks after completing his quest, 'Memories of a Lost Adventurer'. |
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4 |
Age of Magic |
You can buy a vial from the shop in Weyzn. |
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5 |
Age of Safekeeping |
This quest is an award for 'My Family Motto'. |
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6 |
Age of Safekeeping |
This is a reward for the quest 'Storm and Drink'. |
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7 |
Old age |
It is available for purchase at a Hitoyori shop. |
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8 |
Old age |
This is a reward for one of the game's final quests, 'Remembering Those Who Leave Us'. |
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