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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kigmatzomat" data-source="post: 2909012" data-attributes="member: 9254">I think the comment was rhetorical, to show that the glass of a potion bottle is not magic.  The logic that says a potion bottle is magic b/c it contains a magic potion also says that a backpack becomes magic b/c it contains a handfull of wands, or that a scrollcase becomes magic b/c it has spell scrolls in them. The "one object" term is generally interpreted IMC to mean "things that are physically bonded, so that grabbing any one and lifting would lift the whole."    That works for the object-destroying spells and the object-augmenting spells 99% of the time.  A potion no more makes the bottle magic than a flame-blade sword makes a crate magic, or a table it is sitting on as magic.  Detect magic will fail on a potion if the container is made of lead, after all.</blockquote>