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Pointed dripstone should be able to drip potions...

I think that if there is water above a block with pointed dripstone on it and you splash it w/ a splash/lingering potion, it should drip that potion. If there was a cauldron underneath then it can catch it. If you have a bottle then you can take it from the cauldron. I think no more than 6 potions per splash would be perfect and not game-breaking at all.

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    Pretty sure this already exists? If you place a drop stone point below a block with a cauldron below it and you put the potion in the cauldron, as long as the drip stone would generate water normally (ie has a water source above the block holding up the drip stone) it gradually fills the cauldron with the potion. Makes worlds with no nonzombified villages a lot more playable, just be sure not to let water flow over the top as that will cause the potion to be replaced with water

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    This was in bedrock but not purposely implemented (it was a bug). I think it has the opportunity to be a feature