Arcane Botany Book

Pixie Goblet
Growes freely in the Bellian Moor. Dew from the caps is drunk to grant the goodwill of fae. Wherein cooked properly hath a nutty flavor.

Sward Shards
Growes particularly well in the Botanical garden, its greene tufts often in abundance. Unpleasant to eat, so best left to the creatures who truly enjoy it.

Twisted Gold
Also known as the Honeycombe Fungus, this shroome is delicious in savory treats. Found growing across the lowlands all year round.

Blue Void
Believed haunted by some, beware the Blue Void shroome found beneath leaves of Ochre.

Amaranthine Treasure
Treasure indeed, these amaranthine berries are both sweet and tart. Growes across Glimmerwick in the summer months, adored by both humans and creatures.

Belated Hellebore
Found to produce most unpleasant effects when consumed. Take care it is not eaten by witch or wildlife. Instead, may be arranged around ones cauldron to enhance brewing purity.

Tail of the Fish
Greene and with the jagged appearance of spikes. Growes most heartily atop mountains and other such peaks. When bitten it releases a sensation of coldness resembling that of a fish fresh from the sea.

Mote in a Verdant Dawn
Rumoured to wander the mountains in the hours before sunrise, their resplendent purple motes almost sparkle amongst verdant leaves. An intense flavor and delightful aroma invites all to try it.

Golden Tipped Peril
Sour and crisp, the leaves of this plant can be used in cooking. Found amongst the forests of Ochre, but fair warning, this plant is not to be eaten in large quantities.

Sharpe Delight
While the stalk is a treat for the tastebuds, indeed both sharpe and delightful, the deep greene leaves are toxic. Easily growne in cottage gardens.