Once upon a time in a land, far, far away, young Prince Rupert is forced to marry Princess Angora, whom he has never seen or met. Under orders from his father, King Humphrey, he is to undertake whatever is expected of him for the sake of unity between two kingdoms. On his journey to marry the princess, he acquires a potion from two randy pygmy women, who see in his future that he is to have a very active sex life. The potion makes him hornier than a rhinoceros and as frisky as a rabbit. In the Kingdom of Baladi, over which a curse has been placed for many years, has brought about sexual promiscuity amongst its people. King Termonde has hopes that a young, fresh blooded prince from another kingdom can, maybe, reverse the curse, so expectations are high on Prince Rupert. The naive, Princess Angora, has been taught that her own happiness would depend on keeping her husband happy in the bedroom. Thankfully, she has plenty of imagination for the task. The strange rituals and customs, along with his new wife's ingenuity are quite demanding on the young prince. With the help of the Pygmies' potion, he is able to carry out the duties expected of him. The dice is thrown and the scene is set for the two young royals to follow a path of sexual adventures. The Pygmies' Potion is a humorous and light-hearted fantasy - a fairytale for adults containing adult language.