Witch's Cabin Cleanup: Potion Placement Guide for All Cabinets

TheGamesEdgeOctober 27, 20261 min read

Sorting all 288 potions across the 24 shelves and six cabinets in Witch's Cabin Cleanup requires a consistent system to avoid clutter and backtracking.

How to Sort Potions Efficiently

Acquiring the Ordered Inventory charm is the most practical way to streamline the sorting process. This charm automatically arranges stored potions in a set order that directly mirrors their assigned positions on the shelves.

  1. Purchase and equip the Ordered Inventory charm.
  2. Collect several potions that share the same color.
  3. Open your inventory and scroll to the very top.
  4. Locate the designated shelf slot for that first inventory item.
  5. Place remaining potions following your inventory sequence, filling shelves from top to bottom, then progressing left to right.
  6. Gather the next batch of matching-color potions and repeat.

Cabinet Placement Orders

Cabinet 1

  • Roundflask Tonic
  • Gravespire Elixir
  • Taperglass Elixir
  • Vinegourd Elixir
Roundflask Tonic

Cabinet 2

  • Serpentglass Elixir
  • Facetglass Elixir
  • Regal Orb Elixir
  • Wispcrystal Elixir
Serpentglass Elixir

Cabinet 3

  • Whirlcone Elixir
  • Ringglass Elixir
  • Dragonwing Elixir
  • Bandbarrel Draught
Dragonwing Elixir

Cabinet 4

  • Ribbongourd Elixir
  • Pagoda Tonic
  • Bullthorn Elixir
  • Goldframe Elixir
Ribbongourd Elixir

Cabinet 5

  • Hexlantern Elixir
  • Reliquary Elixir
  • Swirlorb Elixir
  • Spiralspire Elixir
Reliquary Elixir

Cabinet 6

  • Pyramid Draught
  • Swanneck Elixir
  • Ironframe Elixir
  • Featherbound Elixir
Cabinet 6

Tips for Faster Shelf Organization

  • Always start at the top of your inventory: Anchoring the first item prevents alignment mistakes across the entire rack.
  • Group by color: Clearing one color theme at a time keeps your active workspace manageable.
  • Maintain a consistent path: Always fill shelves top-to-bottom, left-to-right.
  • Double-check bottle names: Consult the cabinet lists above whenever an item's design looks ambiguous.

While shelves can technically be decorated to personal preference, sticking to these cataloged placement sequences saves time and eliminates inventory confusion.