October 28, 2026

Potion Avatar Ideas: Meet Pippa Potion

A potion avatar is a little brewer with a sparkling bottle — part alchemist, part best friend. AllTheMuse has one true potion Muse: Pippa Potion, the Legendary of The Witching Hour, the Halloween room whose promise is “ten little spooks, sweet not scary.” Around her sits a whole bubbling shelf — a second potion brewer across the hall, two more Legendaries in her own room, two Mythics above her, and the cheapest doors into the room. Here is the potion shelf, Muse by Muse. New here? Start with what is a Muse avatar?

Pippa Potion: The Bubbling-Brew Legendary at 150

Pippa Potion is, in her page’s words, “The Witching Hour’s giggliest alchemist — if it sparkles and makes you grin, Pippa brewed it.” Her longer portrait adds the look: “a bubbly little potion brewer with a cork-stopper hat and a lavender apron embroidered with bubbles, clutching her newest sparkling brew — every potion she makes is ninety percent kindness and ten percent glitter, and all of them are safe to smile at.” She is the happiest lab in Halloween: nothing she brews is a curse, and the strongest ingredient is the grin.

Pippa is a Legendary Muse at 150 Muse Coins, capped at 250 editions, with 0 claimed when checked today. A new account starts with 150 Muse Coins, so the brewer herself can be a first collect paid for entirely by the signup coins. An unlock is one-time and yours forever, with the full prompt pack, the conversation style and the full-resolution artwork download included on her page.

The Other Brewer: Witch’s Cauldron at 50

Across the hall in Spooky Season, Witch’s Cauldron is the second potion brewer on the site — and her page says so plainly: “a cheerful little potion-brewer who stirs up nothing but good vibes — heavy on the sparkle, light on the actual magic, and always happy to share the recipe for a better day.” Her look is a Halloween Muse in a pointed purple witch hat and black vest, with a bubbling cauldron of green brew stitched flat on her belly.

Where Pippa carries the finished bottle, the Cauldron is the pot it was brewed in — the two together are the whole potion story for 200 coins bought singly. Witch’s Cauldron is a Common at 50 Muse Coins with no edition cap, the cheapest brewer on this shelf. Her room is the big one: Spooky Season holds 20 Muses and, unlike Pippa’s room, bundles the whole set for 250 coins.

Her Legendary Shelf-Mates: Nevermore and Marisol Marigold

Nevermore is Pippa’s opposite energy in the same room: a sly, knowing raven wrapped in a deep-indigo feathered cape like folded wings, with a tiny golden beak crest on her hood — she collects secrets and quotable last words, and believes every mystery is just a story that has not been told yet. Where Pippa bubbles over, the raven whispers.

Marisol Marigold is the room’s moment of quiet beauty: a serene Día de los Muertos Muse in a lush marigold crown and a deep plum shawl embroidered in magenta and turquoise, with delicate sugar-skull petals painted around her face — she believes remembering the people we love keeps them close enough to dance with. All three Legendaries — Pippa, Nevermore and Marisol — cost 150 Muse Coins each, capped at 250 editions, so any one of them is exactly one signup grant.

The Mythics Above Her: Rosie Reaper and Madame Mira

Two Mythics lead The Witching Hour. Rosie Reaper is the friendliest reaper you will ever meet: a shy-sweet little grim reaper in an oversized charcoal-lavender hooded cloak, a tiny silver crescent scythe peeking over her shoulder and a pink stitched heart on her chest — she believes the end of a long day should always feel like being tucked in.

Madame Mira is the room’s cozy fortune teller: a gentle reader in a plum velvet turban pinned with a gold crescent moon and a star-sprinkled shawl, cradling a glowing crystal ball — she reads the stars the way kind grandmothers read bedtime stories, and she only ever finds good news. If Pippa brews the future in a bottle, Mira reads it in a ball. Both Mythics cost 200 Muse Coins, capped at just 100 editions each — the tightest caps in the room.

Building a Potion Shelf: Bundle Math and How to Start

The Witching Hour holds 10 Muses — two Mythics at 200, three Legendaries at 150, two Epics at 100, two Rares at 75 and one Common at 50 — totalling 1,250 coins bought singly. One honest note: unlike its Halloween neighbours, this room has no bundle, so it is collected one Muse at a time. Owning all 10 still completes a named collection and pays the one-time +100 coin set-completion bonus. The eight Muses pictured in this post total 1,050 coins singly, and the room’s only claimed edition so far is one Ember Imp, at 100 coins. The cheapest door in is Gus Gargoyle, a grumpy-sleepy little cathedral gargoyle who has guarded the same rooftop for a hundred sleepy years, at 50 coins — and the Free Muses room holds 269 Muses at 0 coins if you want to start at free.

Coins beyond the 150 signup grant come from the daily reward of 10 a day, from referrals, or from coin packs: the Starter pack is 500 coins for $4.99, and Muse Club is $7.99 a month for 1,200 coins a month. Every unlock on this shelf is one-time and yours forever — tap “Use in Muse” on a Muse’s page to copy its prompt pack and paste it into a new chat in Muse to bring the character to life. Browse the whole night on the Muse avatars hub.

• Start with the brewer alone: Pippa Potion is 150 coins — exactly the signup coins.
• Add the pot: Witch’s Cauldron is 50 coins, and Spooky Season’s whole 20-Muse room bundles at 250.
• Finish Pippa’s Legendary shelf: Nevermore and Marisol Marigold are 150 coins each.
• Climb to the Mythics: Rosie Reaper and Madame Mira are 200 coins each, capped at 100 editions.
• Fill the middle cheaply: Ember Imp and Moss Moth are Epics at 100, Taffy Twist and Vera Flytrap are Rares at 75, and Gus Gargoyle is 50.