Free to play · Out September 29, 2026 on Steam
Foxy's Potion Shop Guide

The collection book: twelve slots to fill

Quick answer

Foxy's Potion Shop includes a collection book with twelve slots (the counter reads '2 / 12' in official screenshots, with Foxy and JeanJean shown as early entries). This guide tracks every confirmed entry and how the book grows.

The collection book open on its early pages — official screenshot

One of Foxy's Potion Shop's quiet goals is the collection book: a twelve-slot album that fills in as you play. The official screenshots show it open on its early pages — cards with names, a running counter, and more room to grow.

What the book shows

  • Twelve slots. The counter in the corner of the open book reads "2 / 12" in the official screenshot.
  • Named entries. The two visible cards carry names — Foxy and JeanJean — with a decorative border and a row of hearts under each card.
  • A page turn of progress. The layout is a card grid inside the book, the way a sticker album fills up.

Confirmed entries so far

#EntryWhere it was seen
1FoxyCollection book screenshot — the shopkeeper's own card
2JeanJeanCollection book screenshot — the same resident who posts the strength-potion request
3–12To be confirmedThe remaining ten slots are not shown in any official material yet

A tracker you can copy

Until the book can be checked live, keep your own tally against this table:

#NameFound?
1FoxyYes — starting entry
2JeanJeanYes — early forest resident
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

How the book likely fills

The evidence points at meeting people: JeanJean appears both as a requester and as entry number two, and the store page frames the game around meeting "the people of the forest". That is our working theory, not a confirmed rule — the day-one checklist below settles it.

What to verify on day one

  • Whether entries unlock by meeting someone, serving their request, or some combination.
  • What the hearts on each card mean — completion, friendship level, or decoration.
  • Whether there are more pages beyond twelve (the counter says /12).
  • Whether entries can be missed or happen out of order.

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