100 Flowers and

Trees Sure to Boost

Your Stats

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 100 Flowers and Trees
Sure to Boost Your Stats
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 Introduction
We all need a boost every now and again!
Reward your players for scanning the land-
scape and finding hidden gems in the sur-
rounding trees and shrubs. Finding ways to
boost your character’s stats is a key part
of beating the baddies and getting through
tough quests. Whether it’s a miracle pana-
cea, or a common speed boost, this guide
has it all! But not all boosts are created
equal. Some are temporary, but rarer or
more difficult recipes can be permanent.
Beware the odd and possibly dangerous
side effects, such as broken bones or mad-
ness. Or go the entrepreneur route and sell
your wares to the highest bidder! That tiny
flower might be the key to brewing a po-
tion that makes your character into a leg-
end! This guide will add fantastic resources
to your next campaign to help give your
players that winning edge!
Encountering the Plants
To determine plant effects, a d6 should be
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rolled for bushes and trees. A d12 should
be rolled for Miracle plants. And a d4
should be rolled for all other plants, fruits,
etc.
Deciduous Forest
1. Blueblood Carrot – HP Boost: Ad-
venturers who have recently seen battle
and are low on health should keep their
eyes to the forest floor. Blue-green lacey
fronds bearing silver buds are the pennants
of the Blueblood Carrot. This root vege-
table is small, the length of a finger, and
has a satisfying crunch. Brush the dirt off
and eat them raw for an instant return of
Hit Points. But beware, this root can only
be harvested in mid-summer. Be sure the
carrot is a teal jewel tone, as it matures to
indigo in the fall, and turns poisonous and
saps strength within an hour of being eat-
en.
2. Bitter Bark – HP Boost: The desperate
traveler may find the foul brew of Bitter
Bark tea enticing when their battle wounds
are grave and their health pack has run
 empty. Bitter Bark comes from the Braptu-
ous Tree, sturdy like an oak, but fragrant
like cherry. Make sure the tree is not in-
fested with sap beetles, as this will make
the tea less effective. Peel off strips of bark
and brew them in boiling water. Once the
bark has been strained, the tea will resem-
ble a pebble grey color and smell of dan-
delion. Those who can stomach the bitter
taste will find a portion of their Hit Points
returned, but too much tea can leave the
traveler with a sour stomach.
3. Moon Mana Bloom – Mana Boost:
There are tales of unearthly glows and
will-o’-the-wisps in the forest at night. But
those who brave the dark oft follow the
light to find the Moon Mana Bloom. A deli-
cate flower that only blooms during the full
moon and gives off a soft cerulean glow.
The petals only keep for one night, and
wither in the morning sun. When distilled
with violet water and rose petals, these
magical plants create a simple Mana Po-
tion; a necessity for every adventurer.
4. Greenlace Moss – Speed Boost: Ad-
venturers are always looking for items that
can give them the winning edge in battle.
Greenlace Moss may not look like much,
but when combined in the right potion it
packs a punch. This simple moss grows ex-
clusively on rocks lining freshwater ponds.
It’s easy to spot with its deep hunter green
color and spiky fronds. Harvest this moss
at summer’s end and combine it with Mal-
lard Piper feathers, ground boar tusk and
ewe’s milk to create a Speed Potion. It only
lasts for a single day, but the adventurer
will find themselves swifter than any deer
or steed.
5. Purple Rubber Root – Jump Boost:
Any adventurer taking on steep cliffs or
climbing fortress walls would do well to
arm themselves with a Jump Boost. Wax-
mint Bushes are the key for making jumps
twice as high or far. These bushes are
characterized by their bright mint green
leaves that are shiny, as if coated in wax.
The bush is inedible; it’s the roots that are
the prize. The roots of this bush are known
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as Purple Rubber Root – thick rubbery
roots a deep shade of violet. Eat one raw
just before the jump is needed to maximize
its power. The effect only lasts for an hour,
but for those looking for a quick entry or
a fast escape likely require far less time.
But beware! Adventurers take one point of
Fall Damage with each super jump, as their
bones and joints are not made for such
leaps of height and speed.
6. Helios Tree - Miracle: There are ad-
venturers that spend their entire lives
searching for the Helios Tree, only to die
unfulfilled. This Miracle is only found in
forests bearing a sacred seal and can only
be discovered by those pure of heart. The
bark of this tree is bright white, like that of
a birch, but the crown of leaves is crimson
through all the seasons. A single leaf is all
that is needed to create an amulet of In-
visibility, but that leaf must be given, not
taken. Kneel before the tree and beg the
dryad spirit for a Helios Leaf. If your wish
is granted, a single leaf will fall from the
tree and rest upon the ground before you.
If your wish is not granted, the tree will
alight as if on fire and disappear from the
forest.
7. Trollstone Tree - Impervious: The
first frost of winter reveals the true nature
of a Trollstone Tree. Its bark will turn grey
and shatter any axe looking to collect fire-
wood. Harvest the pliant bark in spring and
burn it over an open fire. Rub the ashes
onto the skin for an armor that can resist
all manner of weapons. But if the ash is
not washed off before sunrise the following
morning, the unlucky warrior will be turned
to stone.
8. Hellsbore Elderflower – Cold Re-
sistance: Travelers that find their route
takes them through the chilling mountain
passes oft stock up on Ember Potions. To
create one, you must find the Hellsbore
Elderflower. They grow in the shade of
Josiah’s Trees. Great care must be taken
when harvesting the flowers, as snapping
their stems causes sparks similar to a flint
and striker. Combine the flower petals with
 cinnamon, dragon feathers and royal jelly.
An Ember Potion will keep a traveler warm
for three days’ time and prevent frostbite
and gangrene. Villagers that live in cold
climates often have skin permanently dyed
red from drinking Ember Potions instead of
water.
9. Angel’s Kiss Moss - Miracle: This
Miracle plant fetches a hefty price on the
market and counterfeits are more likely to
be found. These fragile patches of white
moss resemble spun glass and are just
as delicate. It grows on Helios Trees and
the rocks of sacred pools found in ora-
cle shrines. When combined with Winter
Breath, unicorn hair, holy water and pow-
dered moonstone it creates a Heaven Po-
tion. An extremely rare and valuable com-
modity that can bring anyone and anything
back to life when it is poured over the body
of the deceased.
10. Golden Luxor Shrub – Luck
Boost: Industrious farmers willing
to take the risk grow the valuable
crop known as Golden Luxor Shrubs.
In the wild, they grow under five-
hundred-year-old oak trees and in
front of Starlight Ursa cave entranc-
es. These shrubs grow only to be
as tall as a chicken and sprout waxy gold-
en leaves in late summer. The leaves are
ground and distilled into a thick syrup for
Luck Potions. It takes the leaves of seven
shrubs to create one vial of Luck Potion.
Farmers that take on this dangerous enter-
prise oft have to defend their farms against
assassins and thieves looking to steal the
plants for themselves.
Jungle
11. Thoreau’s Whisper – Wisdom
Boost: Deep in the jungle, travelers wish-
ing for wisdom and knowledge can find a
tiny parasitic flower known as Thoreau’s
Whisper. It resembles a moon orchid, save
for the red pollen and yellow leaves it
grows. The easiest way to find this flower
is to follow Opal Butterflies, as they only
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feed on this rare plant. The red pollen must
be combined with wasp honey and mer-
maid’s tears to unlock the benefits. Upon
consumption, the mind will know all the
answers to your questions and problems.
However, these answers must be written
down, for the mind will forget in an hour’s
time when the pollen wears off.
12. Gilded Lilywort – Charisma Boost:
They say the charismatic have a “silver
tongue”, and the Gilded Lilywort will deliv-
er those results, literally. This jungle vine
grows round kapok trees. Distinguished by
its silver flowers and deep green leaves,
these flowers can only be picked in the
height of summer, lest their poisonous seed
pods begin to develop. Adventurers must
crush the flower petals and cook them in
clear spring water and ewe’s milk over a
fire until they dissolve, turning the soup to
a sparkling silver. This potion will grant the
user the power to persuade anyone
of anything for three hours’ time. It
also dyes the tongue silver, turning
pink again once the potion wears off.
13. Jenkel Nuts – Night Vision: A
staple among assassins and guards
that keep the night’s watch, Jenkel
Nuts grant users perfect night vision
for three nights. However, prolonged use
of these nuts will cause the user to slowly
turn blind, the light too agonizingly bright
for their oversensitive eyes. They are found
growing on Jenkel Shrubs in rainforests,
typically nearby breadnut trees. They must
be shelled and roasted before consuming;
raw Jenkel Nuts are filled with a neurotoxin
that burns away in high heat. Undercooked
Jenkel Nuts can cause permanent brain
damage.
14. Drowned Grouseweed – Breathe
Underwater: This odd plant resembles
the ashen blue of a drowned creature.
They only bloom for six days at the start
of spring. The roots of the plant must be
mashed and mixed with salt and pota-
to paste, rinsing the mixture through a
cheese cloth until the paste turns from
grey to blue. It must be applied immedi-
 ately, as the chemical reaction begins to
degrade after an hour. The concoction is
then rubbed on the sides of the neck. It
will burn the skin until it tears, creating
gills for the user to breathe underwater. Af-
ter fourteen hours’ time, the gills will close
and the burn marks on the neck will last
up to a week. Many assassination attempts
are charged via looking for these telltale
burns.
15. Cain’s Apple - Impervious: These
poisonous looking apples hang from Meer-
tyle Trees deep in the southeastern jungle.
They are small, hard and the color of deep
red wine. The skin and seeds must be re-
moved, as they are filled with cyanide. The
royal purple flesh of the fruit is sweet with
a hint of tartness. Crushing the fruit into
a juice is the most common way this elixir
is consumed. It can be bottled and survive
for up to three months. Drinking the Cain’s
Apple Juice will make the user impervious
to pain (but not to injury) for six hours’
time. Once the juice wears off, the user
will feel all the pain of their injuries and
immediately go into shock if not properly
medically treated.
16. Riguleur Miracle Leaf - Miracle:
Jawness Flowers grow in shady patches
beneath rubber trees. The leaves of these
delicate flowers are known as Riguleur Mir-
acle Leaf. They grow in clusters in a spiral
about the stem of the flower. Each leaf is
yellow-green in color and grows to be the
size of a maiden’s thumb. These flowers
are extremely rare, as they only grow on
ground nourished with rotting wood. When
the leaves are crushed, they release a
heavenly perfume that immediately puts
the user at ease. They can be used in poul-
tices and in teas as a Miracle Panacea to
cure any ailment or disease. Buyers be-
ware, as counterfeits are common, utilizing
the silver leaves of Drowned Grouseweed,
which cures nothing and causes a mild
burning sensation. Perfumes are often add-
ed to the counterfeit leaves to trick buyers.
17. Skeleton Key Moss - Regenerate:
This unusual plant is a white moss that
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grows on the south side of Yellow Carabeen
trees. It is a parasitic plant that feeds on
the tree, rather than water and sunlight.
Adventurers must take care when har-
vesting the moss, as it clings to the tree
with its tiny grappling hook roots that are
razor sharp. Grind the whole plant down
into a paste with goat’s milk and ale, then
cook until it congeals and smells of fresh
baked bread. Apply the hot paste to any
limb stump to regrow the limb completely.
The growth takes four days’ time, and the
paste must remain on the stump for the
limb to regrow completely. Eyes regrown
with this moss have perfect night vision.
Some guilds initiate their trainees by pluck-
ing out their eyes and regrowing them with
Skeleton Key Moss. They are recognized by
their white irises.
18. Wilting Dorothy – Speak to An-
imals: This plant is rare and difficult to
differentiate from common grass. The
distinguishing characteristic is the golden
sap that oozes forth when the seed head
is crushed. Wilting Dorothy grows wild in
warm, wet climates and is nigh impossible
to farm. Collecting the sap is an arduous
process, as the tiny seeds must be strained
from the mixture, as they release arsenic
when cooked. Boil the sap down to a syr-
up and eat a spoonful to receive the gift of
gab to all creatures. The effects of the syr-
up only last for one hour; however, those
that consistently use Wilting Dorothy over
several years’ time will begin to develop a
natural understanding of all animals, great
and small.
19. Wildwonder Seeds – Grow/Shrink:
Wondergiggle Trees grow curled around
kapok trees, characterized by their lav-
ender and cerulean speckled bark. These
odd “trees” are a parasitic type of vine
that grow bright turquoise flowers that
eventually wither into violet Wildwonder
Seed Pods. The pods burst in late autumn,
sending off sparks and sometimes start
wildfires. The goldenrod seeds must be col-
lected with protective gloves, and the poi-
sonous outer shell peeled off before boiling
 the seeds in white wine to negate traces
of the poison. Touching the shell will cause
the fingers to go numb and then blister.
Consuming raw seeds or seed pods caus-
es a painful death similar to the effects of
arsenic. Once properly prepared, Wildwon-
der Seeds are used to temporarily grow or
shrink. The effects of the seed are random,
one may shrink to the size of a mouse, or
grow as tall as a house. Each consumed
seed only lasts for one hour. Eating more
than one seed at a time is incredibly dan-
gerous and can result in death.
20. Citadel Wisteria – Change Appear-
ance: A beautiful sight during the height
of summer, these plants grow a rainbow of
flowers on their curling vines from a sin-
gle stalk similar to a tree trunk. Travelers
seek these plants for the power to become
someone else. Gather one bloom of each
color, nine in all, and crush them to release
their perfumed oils. Mix with royal jelly,
then rub the paste onto all parts of the
body, including the head and face. At first
morning light, the user will wake up as a
completely different person in appearance.
This change is permeant and the effect is
completely random. It does not change the
user’s personality, memories, skills etc;
and can only be used once.
Tundra
21. Copy Carrot - Duplication: Mer-
chants pay high coin for this commodity
– a simple brown carrot that contains the
ability to duplicate whomever (or what-
ever) eats them, for an hour’s time. They
grow in rocky mountain soil and are identi-
fied by their grey feathered fronds and dull
brown tuber. They are best harvested after
the first winter’s frost, as this is when they
are full grown and provide the full hour of
duplication. Immature Copy Carrots can
be identified by their lack of rings on the
outside of the carrot. A mature carrot has
sixty rings, indicating each minute of dupli-
cation.
22. False Snowberry – HP Boost: The
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sweet and nutritious Snowberry is of-
ten confused for the more powerful False
Snowberry, which is characterized by its
shiny periwinkle skin and indigo speckles,
and shellacked with enchanted ice. These
berries do not offer nutrition, but do heal
wounds when jellied into a salve, or eaten
whole to regain Hit Points. False Snowber-
ries grow on Grizzleknot Trees, unlike their
cousins; Snowberries grow on Snowlocke
Bushes. False Snowberries are ripe only in
winter. Unripe False Snowberries can cause
frostbite and permafrost of the organs
if too many are consumed. Unripe False
Snowberries are white in color and have a
matte skin; lacking the icy shell.
23. Misanthos Bells – Mana Boost: Few
flowers grow in the harsh rocky mountains,
but the hardy Misanthos Bells find a way
to take root and blossom. Their soft purple
petals feel like velvet and bloom in clus-
ters of five. These flowers grow year-round
and are able to grow blossoms and seed
pods at the same time. Pluck the petals
and grind them with rosemary and baker’s
oil, then work the paste into the skin like
a lotion to boost Mana. The effects wear
off after three hours’ time. Be warned that
overuse of Misanthos Bells can lead to
madness.
24. Angel Swift Flox – Speed Boost:
This odd little plant exclusively grows on
bee hives. It has a symbiotic relationship
with the bees, providing pollen and nec-
tar, while the bees protect the plant from
predators and disease. The bees must first
be subdued before plucking the flower, lest
you suffer the wrath of an angry hive. The
flower is characterized by its white petals
and tall gold stamin. The petals must be
washed to remove any pollen, as the pol-
len causes hallucinations if consumed. Mix
the petals into a potion with Snow Starling
feathers, powdered Bugbear teeth, moon
water and black pine sap. A successful
potion will turn white with a gold glow.
Successful potions permanently increase
the Speed of the user. However, only one
out of every twenty potions is a success.
 Unsuccessful potions can cause blistering
boils, paralysis and even death.
25. Creeping Sallybalm – Jump Boost:
This moss is oft found by smell, rather
than sight, as when crushed it releases a
pleasant perfume. Creeping Sallybalm has
white speckling on its fronds, which is oft
mistaken for snow or frost. It grows only
on rocks that contain iron ore. Burn the
moss and collect the ashes, mixing them
with henbane to create a paste. Slather the
paste on the soles of the feet for a Jump
Boost that allows the user to jump three
times their height. The effects only last for
one hour’s time. Some guilds are known
for their frequent use of Creping Sallybalm,
as the bottom of their feet are permanently
dyed emerald green due to the paste.
26. Weeping Fallowbreath - Invisibili-
ty: These flowers only bloom at night, their
droplet blooms are translucent to reveal
their glowing pollen. The blooms shrink
in sunlight, extinguishing the luminescent
pollen. The pollen must be collected and
used at night, or kept in a dark container
with no exposure to sunlight. It takes forty
blooms’ worth of pollen to create enough
“Invisible Dust” to last for one hour. Sprin-
kle the pollen all over the body to be ren-
dered completely Invisible. The pollen only
works at night; exposure to sunlight will
kill the pollen and render the user visible
again.
27. Dumb Rubber – Fire Resistance:
This peculiar tree grows at high altitudes
in mountain ranges. The trunk is stunt-
ed with twisted limbs and dark wrinkled
leaves. When the bark is cut, a thick green
sap oozes out and can be collected. Be
warned, only when the sap changes from
lime green to deep peacock green in the
fall is it safe to use. The lime green sap is
highly toxic and will burn the user’s skin.
Rendering the sap down over a fire will
cause it to gel into a rubbery salve. When
rubbed into the skin like a lotion, the user
is impervious to fire. However, prolonged
use weakens the vocal cords until the user
is completely mute.
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28. Buckeye Berry – Cold Resistance:
Not all travelers are prepared for the ex-
treme cold of trekking through the moun-
tains. Those lucky enough to stumble
across a Buckeye Berry Bush oft will pick it
clean. When boiled with rosemary and cin-
namon, and made into chutney, Buckeye
Berries become edible and release a chem-
ical property that can heat the body from
the inside out. A spoonful of Buckeye Berry
Chutney can keep a traveler warm for five
hours’ time. Many local tribes that make
their home in the mountains keep large
cellars of the jarred chutney for long win-
ters and rescuing hypothermic travelers.
29. Aurora Borealis Parsnip - Revive:
These grubby little root vegetables are oft
overlooked by travelers, as their brown-
grey stalks and fronds blend in with the
various local flora. Those with an experi-
enced eye will see the star pattern of the
fronds, plucking the small brown root.
When washed and peeled, it reveals rain-
bow-colored flesh. Aurora Borealis Parsnips
fully mature by the end of summer. They
must be grated and boiled with baker’s
oil, spring water and powdered amethyst.
When concocted correctly, this potion can
bring anyone back from the brink of death,
no matter how grave their injuries.
30. Eldercorn Whispmoss - Miracle:
Any traveler that comes across this Mira-
cle moss knows they have been blessed.
The fronds are pale pink and the roots a
ruby red. This moss is typically reserved as
an offering to the gods. Only oracles and
priestesses know the recipe to concentrate
this plant into a potent oil that can grant
holy powers and wishes. It is unwise to
procure this holy oil from the black market,
as fakes are oft made from a combination
of red roses and apple skins, which makes
for a lovely perfume, but offer no magical
benefits.
Beach
31. Bluejaw Kelp – Breathe Underwa-
ter: Villagers and travelers alike comb the
 beaches after a storm for this vibrant kelp.
A deep sacramento green with shocking
teal “veins”, this seaweed is easy to spot
on the white sands. It only grows in cold
waters in deep ocean caverns. It is dried to
extend its shelf life, and eaten to restore
health and vigor in addition to allowing the
user to breathe underwater. Over time,
those who use the Bluejaw Kelp frequent-
ly develop its namesake – a blue bruising
on the jaw. Legend has it that if you eat
enough of the kelp, that you’ll develop
gills, but no such thing has ever been prov-
en.
32. Crystal Comb Palm – HP Boost: On
volcanic black sand beaches you can find
the towering Crystal Comb Palm swaying in
the humid breeze. These trees are known
for their bright orange coconuts that con-
tain an oddity few outside of locals
have ever seen. Break open one of
these fragrant coconuts to find a
sparkling network of combs not un-
like honeycombs. They are filled with
a syrup far sweeter and thicker than
common coconut milk. When boiled
down, this syrup becomes an incred-
ible potion that restores Hit Points
and vitality. However, it does not
hold up in cold weather, and should
the syrup freeze it loses its potency
and is rendered to simple sweet syr-
up with no healing qualities.
33. Tidal Bells – Mana Boost: Small
wiry shrubs grow in the dunes alongside
other scrub and brush. Characterized by
their small olive green, waxy leaves and
their thin spindly branches, the main event
are the bright cyan flowers that bloom in
the height of summer. These bluebells are
small trumpet blossoms with silver pollen.
When collected and mixed with moon wa-
ter and powdered blue lace agate, it be-
comes a potent potion that permanently
increases the user’s Mana. Using too much
of this potion can lead to the body burning
from the inside out and being completely
consumed by Mana in a raging blue inferno
before perishing.
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34. Windwhistle Grass – Speed Boost:
These grasses grow in large swaths on
stone beaches. The shoots are a mint
green, and fade to a butter yellow once
they reach knee-height. Travelers will hear
faint whistling as they walk through these
beaches, and will find the grass is the
source of the sound. This grass is actually
hollow tubes with tiny holes that allow air
to pass through and create the whistling.
Three bundles of Windwhistle Grass are re-
quired to make a single potion. They must
be ground into a thick paste with mortar
and pestle, then cooked with seawater and
powdered whelk shells until the concoc-
tion turns goldenrod and smells of lemons.
Then it must be strained, leaving only the
juice; and the potion is then left to cure in
a dark place for three moons. Once ready,
the potion gives the user a swift
Speed Boost for a single day, allow-
ing them to outrun even the fastest
of horses.
35. Sandpiper Berries – Jump
Boost: Locals know to watch the
sandpiper birds in order to find the
freshest crop of Sandpiper Berries.
These pale shrubs grow only a few
inches tall and blend in with the sur-
rounding yellow sand. Ripe Sandpip-
er Berries are the size of blueberries
and grey in color. Extremely tart, it
is advised to mix them with a bit of honey
or sugar before eating them. But beware,
unripe Sandpiper Berries are green in color
and cause projectile vomiting. Each ber-
ry gives the user one hour of Jump Boost,
enabling them to jump twice their own
height.
36. Mermaid Sewing Needles - Invis-
ibility: This seaweed is incredibly rare. It
is said that mer people grow this spindly
seaweed on vast underwater farms, but
few have access, or permission, to such
places. It is a boon when a plant washes
ashore after a storm. It is characterized by
the needle-like leaves that resemble coni-
fer needles, with fuchsia roots. Consuming
the needles will grant the user one day of
 Invisibility; however, the sharp needles
also stab at the insides, causing severe
pain and sometimes internal bleeding. Mer
people have much more resilient organs,
and do not experience this type of discom-
fort.
37. Steretz Cones – Fire Resistance:
A rarity only found on cold-water coasts;
these conifer ferns grow tight little cones
the size of apricots. Wait until early fall
when the cones burst, dropping their car-
amel-colored seeds. Crush the seeds with
mortar and pestle, then add garlic oil and
thyme. The paste can also be baked into a
simple bread. Consuming this will grant the
user a full day of Fire Resistance, a com-
mon staple for those that slay or work with
dragons and other fiery creatures. Do not
peel the green cones and dig out the un-
ripe seeds, as these contain a poison simi-
lar to arsenic.
38. Beach Bum Daisies – Cold Resis-
tance: These tiny cheerful blossoms are
found on white sand beaches after the
last spring frost. Take care to pluck the
blossoms, but not the leaves. Beach Bum
Daisies grant the user Cold Resistance for
three hours’ time. A boon for travelers
planning to hike through the mountains.
Grind the daisies up with powdered hen’s
teeth and rose water. This common po-
tion has many counterfeits on the market,
many of which offer nasty side effects and
no benefits. Be sure the potion is a bright
vermillion to indicate authenticity.
39. Bitter Melrose Grass - Miracle:
Those lucky enough to happen upon this
grass often snatch up the whole plant. Bit-
ter Melrose Grass is burgundy with green
streaks near the base and grows to be
ankle high. When concocted into the cor-
rect potion, this Miracle grass can revive
anyone, no matter how close to death’s
door. Chop the grass into fine pieces, then
boil with moon water, baker’s oil, wolfs-
bane, powdered green dragon scales and
evenbrow daisies. Strain the mixture, then
mix with salt and allow to cure for a sin-
gle moon. A correctly concocted potion will
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turn a pale blue once it is ready.
40. Silverweed Sugar Kelp – Breathe
Underwater: A highly prized catch in a
fisher’s nets is the Silverweed Sugar Kelp.
These underwater “trees” grow as tall as
a cottage, anchored by bulbs the size of
an orc’s head. The broad flat leaves are
the size of a hand and luminescent silver
in color. Eating these leaves will allow the
user to Breathe Underwater for three days’
time. They are protected by mer people,
and those caught pilfering their silver for-
ests often do not live to tell the tale. Com-
mon counterfeits on the black market are
simple pigweed leaves painted in mercury.
Outbreaks of Mad Hatter’s Disease are of-
ten linked to batches of counterfeit Silver-
weed Sugar Kelp.
Mountains
41. Ruffneck Pomanos – HP Boost:
Adventurers passing through the grey
rock mountains should keep an eye out
for creeping ivy that grows along winding
paths. The waxy green-black leaves shade
the marble-sized fruits known as Ruffneck
Pomanos. Tender and sweet when a ripe
ruby red, and bitter when they are still a
pale green, these little fruits pack a punch
when it comes to recovering Hit Points.
They are easiest to find at night when their
tiny white blossoms bloom, revealing the
luminescent pollen that attracts moths and
other nocturnal insects. Be sure to spit out
the black seeds before swallowing, as they
can sprout anywhere and have been known
to sprout in stomachs and intestines, rup-
turing the unfortunate body.
42. Orcsblood Root – HP Boost: Black-
wood Trees grow high in the red rock
mountains, providing shelter for small
birds. Their gnarled roots tend to grow in
looping patterns, in and out of the ground
to better stabilize the rocky soil and hold
the tree even in gale force winds. Burnt
umber in color with rough bark on the ex-
posed sections of the roots, their interior
cores are flexible and rubbery. These roots
 are only edible once stripped and boiled,
and even then, they are so bitter they are
hardly edible. They are known for restoring
Hit Points, but one must be truly desperate
to put this foul root in their stew.
43. Blenna’s Weeping Bells – Mana
Boost: Legend has it these flowers were
created from the tears of a great sorceress
who died alone atop a mountain. They re-
semble lilies of the valley with their single
string of bell-shaped blossoms; however,
these are a deep cerulean. Once the flow-
ers are pressed into an oil, it can be used
to create potent Mana Potions that can
increase a user’s powers tenfold. But be
warned, those who overuse the oil slowly
become permanently melancholy and some
have been known to take their own lives
out of unspeakable despair. Most avoid
this fate by using the oil on their tools and47. Aldermoor Bark – Fire Resistance:
weapons, rather than on themselves.
44. Snow Baubles – Speed Boost: This
beautiful flowering tree grows at the base
of mountain passes. Though the tree itself
is small, only growing to the height of a
halfling, the root system can grow for miles sewn together to create makeshift armor
in search of water and nutrients in the
rocky soil. Its weeping branches are heavy due to the Fire Resistance the bark offers.
with white snow blossoms in summer and
fall. In winter, tiny grapes known as Snow
Baubles grow, which are shiny and coat-
ed in a hard outer skin. Once peeled, the
grapes resemble blue ice. Eating one will
give users a Speed Boost on par with a
jackalope for six hours’ time. They have a
pleasant taste similar to apricots and mel- through them to showcase their courage
on.
45. Gentoff’s Ladder – Jump Boost: A
creeping ivy characterized by the yellow
crosses that grow in the center of each
leaf. This plant can grow on almost any
surface, even sheer vertical rockfaces. The
leaves are poisonous, with effects similar
to nightshade. The stalk weeps a juice that
is nourishing and provides the user with a
Jump Boost that allows them to jump twice
their own height for two hours’ time. Many
local tribes use this plant juice to help
them build homes on precipices to discour-
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age travelers from visiting. The juice is bit-
ter and often mixed with honey to temper
the taste. It can also be used in potions for
a variety of other uses.
46. Skimmerleaf - Invisibility: These
tiny shrubs grow at the base of trees, their
roots interconnecting with the tree roots
to leech nutrients from the tree. Their
tiny leaves are the size of a pinky nail and
seem to flash silver in the wind. Due to
their parasitic nature, they are impossible
to farm as a crop, and are only found in
the wild. It takes an entire shrub to create
one potion to grant the user the gift of In-
visibility for an hour’s time. The shrub, the
leaves and the potion are in high demand
and fetch enormous sums at market. Many
travelers take the risk scaling mountains in
the hopes of finding a Skimmerleaf Shrub.
Aldermoor Trees are black with waxy, hol-
ly-green leaves and bear tiny yellow ber-
ries in the fall. Most trees are found with
their bark stripped, revealing the fibrous
white wood underneath. This bark is often
against dragons and other fiery creatures
The bark can be shredded into sawdust
and combined in potions with henbane to
create fire resistance potions. The locals
have found a way to press the bark and
create a concentrated oil, which they rub
into their skin for their yearly sun harvest
festival where they build bonfires and jump
and strength.
48. Hacksore Trillose – Cold Resis-
tance: These brown-black flowers re-
semble lilies with long curling petals and
tall proud stamens. The red pollen of the
Hacksore Trillose offers protection from the
cold when combined with powdered drag-
on scale and boiled with spring water and
honey. This potion warms the user from
the inside out for twelve hours’ time. Many
travelers drink this potion while making
camp in order to avoid freezing to death
while sleeping. But beware, the nectar of
 this flower is a potent poison that causes
skin lesions and organ failure if consumed.
Take extreme care when harvesting the
pollen.
49. Hanagar Dillweed - Panacea: This
wild herb grows at high altitudes and is
often covered in sticky beads of sap that
resemble morning dew. Hanagar Dillweed
becomes a potent Panacea when ground
up, roots and all, into a paste. It is com-
monly eaten as a spread on bread or ra-
tion bars to cure the user of whatever ails
them; anything from a simple stomach
ache to full blown deadly poisoning. Local
mountain villages are known for growing
the plant as a crop and fiercely protect this
incredible resource. It is said that Hanagar
Dillweed can even cure blindness if rubbed
into the eyes, though there is no recorded
proof of this folktale.
50. Angel’s Prayer Ivy - Miracle: This
rare ivy is brown in color, resembling dead,
dried up ivy husks. It grows on tree trunks,
and bores holes into the bark to feed off
the tree sap. The leaves crumble and must
be plucked with care. This Miracle plant
can revive users even after they have died
within one hour’s time. Grind the crum-
bling leaves with mortar and pestle, then
combine with rosemary, twig figs, moon
water and dragon feathers to create the
life-saving potion. Angel’s Prayer Ivy is a
rare plant due to its fragile nature, oft de-
stroyed after windstorms.
Urban
51. Rabbit’s Paw Nettle – Luck Boost:
Though it may be a soft nettle, the sting
is all the same. Rabbit’s Paw Nettle looks
soft, but it’s covered in tiny prickers filled
with a mild irritant. Boil the leaves to re-
move the prickers, then mash the leaves
into a thick paste, adding moon water until
the paste thins to a soupy consistency.
When combined with powdered dragon
scale and hen’s teeth, this plant creates a
powerful Luck Potion. It temporarily gives
the user one extra Luck Point on their
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stats.
52. Asalian Lionsmane Mushrooms –
Wisdom Boost: The Wishing Well Willow
tends to grow in urban parks alongside elm
and ash trees. It is characterized by the
black bark and silver leaves. They grow
with a natural large hollow in the trunk;
the only place where Asalian Lionsmane
Mushrooms will grow. They mature during
the rainy season. These trees are often
protected by dryads, so an offering is re-
quired before harvesting one of the mush-
rooms. Split open the mushroom and clean
out the indigo core, as this is poisonous.
Eating the Asalian Lionsmane Mushroom
will grant the user one permanent Wisdom
Point to their stats.
53. Flossroot Cockscomb – Charisma
Boost: An odd flower that tends to grow
near blackberry brambles, intertwined in
the thorny vines. When the pollen is com-
bined with tulga egg yolk and baker’s oil,
it becomes a potent serum that gives the
user a temporary Charisma Boost. No one
will be able to resist their wiles or turn
down any favors they request. But beware,
due to the potent nature of this flower, it is
outlawed in most cities and towns. Those
found in possession of the pollen or the
serum are often subject to imprisonment.
It fetches a high price on the black market
due to the risk.
54. Midnight Violet – Night Vision: This
type of shrinking violet grows with jet black
petals and a pale periwinkle blue center.
They only bloom at night, shrinking at
the first light of dawn. Collecting the nec-
tar is risky, as bramble bees often guard
the flower patches, and their sting causes
hallucinations and swelling of the extremi-
ties. Those that are able to harvest the tiny
nectar buds must take care to strain the
nectar through silk to sieve out the poison-
ous pollen. Once the nectar is boiled down
to a syrup, it can be used to create a Night
Vision Potion. The more Midnight Violet
Syrup used, the longer the Night Vision
lasts. Those that overuse the syrup are
marked by the whites of their eyes turning
 black over time.
55. Brawler’s Horsetail - Impervious:
Characterized by the yellow cone-shaped
seedpods that top the grass in fall, this
grass is frequently eaten by bruisers look-
ing for trouble. Eating the yellow seedpods
filled with brown waxy seeds will make the
user temporarily Impervious to pain. The
grass itself is harmless and is frequently
eaten by livestock and wildlife in summer.
Once the user passes the seeds, their body
is left weak and shattered by whatever vi-
olence they have visited upon it. They will
be wracked with feverish chills and in some
cases, uncontrollable seizing. Many fight-
ers will eat the seeds in an endless cycle
to fight the pain, but eventually
have their life cut short by the
build-up of the mild neurotoxin
that provides the pain relief.
56. Polecat Beans - Regener-
ation: A rarity that only grows in
polluted areas, this scrubby plant
is named after the black and
white striped beans it produces
in autumn. They must be har-
vested before the first frost for
them to be of any use. Once they
are shelled, boiled and mashed
into a paste, they can be spread
on any stub or stump no matter
how old or grave the loss of limb
is. Within two days’ time, the
limb will grow back completely.
Though the process is agony, many are
willing to suffer it to have their arms, legs
and even eyes back in working order. Each
plant only grows three beans per year, and
fetch a king’s ransom at market.
57. Spyglass Vines – Grow/Shrink:
This unusual vine grows on large Sawdark
Trees in cities. The vines curl like springs
with round glossy seedpods that make it
resemble a spyglass. The seedpods are
filled with noxious spores that rot flesh.
Great care must be taken in harvesting the
vines, as only the coil must be taken. Once
the bark is stripped and the woody pulp is
boiled down into a paste can it be made
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into a proper potion. It allows the user
to grow larger or smaller at random. The
effects only last for a few hours, returning
the user back to their normal size. The Fae
enjoy these potions as offerings.
58. Regula Moss – Fire Resistance:
Sooty stones outside of factories are the
perfect home for Regula Moss. The strange
plant feeds on pollution, blooming bright
varieties of orange and red. When crushed,
it produces a gooey noxious sap that stinks
like rotten cheese, but is used in Fire Re-
sistance potions. If one can get past the
smell, it can protect even against drag-
onfire and elementals. Though great care
must be taken when brewing the potions,
as if the sap comes in contact
with salt, it will create an acid
that can burn through even the
strongest of armor.
59. Braxler Weed – Speed
Boost: In the spring, these
plants will release a cloud of
seeds similar to dandelion puffs.
They are a pale yellow, their
feathery exterior soft and light
enough to catch the breeze. It
hides the dense black seed in-
side, no bigger than a mustard
seed. These tiny Braxler Weed
Seeds are a common ingredient
in Speed Boost Potions. They will
make the user swifter than even
a mighty stag; however, they will
find their bones hollow and fragile after
using the potion. Those that use the po-
tion frequently never regain the strength in
their bones, making them incredibly fleet
of foot, but able to be utterly crushed in
one blow – if you can catch them.
60. Schoolyard Grass - Regeneration:
These tufts of blue-green grass are often
carefully tended in the gardens of young
mothers. It heals most scrapes and cuts,
offering relief to scraped knees and cut
fingers. The grass must be used fresh,
ground in a mortar and pestle to release
the blue juice. Then it is rubbed into the
wound, offering pain relief and quick heal-
 ing. Though overlooked by most adventur-
ers, this grass is a must for common folk.
Schoolyard Grass Seeds are often a gift
given to expecting mothers.
Farm
61. Frigg Date – HP Boost: A weed or a
bountiful crop, depending on who you ask,
as the Frigg Date Tree literally shoots up
overnight. Farmers that live in warm arid
regions know to do frequent perimeter
checks for the little brown sproutlings, lest
they destroy fences, buildings and crops.
After the initial growth spurt, going from
ankle height to a full-grown tree in a mat-
ter of hours, the tree grows at a typical
pace each year. By the third year, it bears
fruit, the bounty of this wild plant. Frigg
Dates are currant-red, and are soft and
juicy. Eaten raw, these dates are powerful
healers, as they directly recover Hit Points.
62. Spooned Pomello – HP Boost: It
takes a humid and hot climate to grow this
unusual crop. The trees resemble roebele-
nii palms with thin verdant leaf fronds and
stout segmented trunks. The fruit resemble
overstuffed bananas, thick and rounded,
but half as long. The rind is cyan with pow-
der blue flesh. The fruit is avocado green
until it is ripe in late summer. The sweet
fruit must be cooked over an open fire and
doused in chili oil to bring out the healing
properties. Once cooked, they can be eat-
en as is, or concocted into a more powerful
Healing Potion.
63. Locket Posies – Mana Boost: Farm-
ers that can master these delicate flowers
see the fruits of their labor in the form of
a king’s ransom worth of gold each har-
vest. Locket Posies wilt and die if touched
by frost, and burst into flames if they are
exposed to extreme heat. Their power is
in their pollen. Only Keyhole Kewpie But-
terflies can “unlock” these tightly spiraled
blossoms and coax them to fully bloom.
Once the butterflies have pollinated the
flowers, they will open, revealing their
glimmering pollen. It takes twenty-two
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blossoms to create one vial of pollen, bet-
ter known on the market as “Mana Glitter”.
This powerful dust can be combined in
creating Mana Potions or used directly to
increase the power of persons or objects.
64. Silverwood – Luck Boost: Known
as the “kissing cousin” of Mistletoe, Sil-
verwood is an obligate hemiparasitic plant
that will latch onto any sort of tree, but
particularly loves growing on apple trees.
It is characterized by its “frosted” appear-
ance due to its white velvety exterior. Sil-
ver Oil is extracted from the stems, which
is a powerful ingredient in Luck Potions.
This plant is incredibly rare to find in the
wild, and Silverwood farms are the product
of generations of cuttings grown and re-
grown. Those that try to steal Silverwood
Plants often find themselves staring down
a variety of guardians such as Plasma
Plumes or Blink Dogs.
65. Pony Feathers – Speak to Animals:
Only found growing as a crop in special
druid communes, Pony Feathers is an un-
usual grass that can grant users the ability
to Speak to Animals. It resembles feathers,
as the blade grows feathery fibers from the
soil break all the way to the tip. The rose-
pink color is pleasing, making this grass of-
ten used in flower arrangements for nobili-
ty. The grass is stripped of the fibers, then
chemically burned with essence of dragon-
fire, maple sugar and Murr’s Flint. Once the
essence is collected, it can be consumed
directly, or distilled into an amulet to allow
the wearer to Speak to Animals for three
moons’ time.
66. Beggar’s Corn – HP Boost: The
stalks grow tall and spindly with small ears
that closer resemble pinecones than corn.
They are marbled with marmalade and
bronze-colored kernels that are hard like
maize, rather than soft sweet corn. Once
the Beggar’s Corn is ground into a masa,
it is mixed with the mineral Salt of the
Earth and with moon water. It is frequently
baked into a flatbread for traveling, but can
also be consumed as a tamale. It restores
Hit Points and cures stubborn ailments, as
 well as boosts morale. Villages that grow
this crop often mix it into their daily meals.
Travelers are usually taken aback by how
hale and hearty these villagers are.
67. Cardinal Fig - Life Boost: At first
glance, Cardinal Fig Trees are mistaken
for crab apple trees. The figs drip from the
branches in glistening ruby-red clusters.
Fig Bumblebees have a symbiotic relation-
ship with these trees; they build their nests
in the trunks and branches, and pollinate
the blush-colored blossoms in spring. The
tree grows parasitic branch “roots” into the
hive and takes honey during harsh winters.
The Cardinal Figs are boiled down into pre-
serves cooked with Briar Cinnamon. They
extend the lifespan, adding years of youth
onto the user’s life and are said to make
one immune to most common diseases.
68. Hotfoot Cockscomb – Speed Boost:
A deep mulberry color, this flower is essen-
tial for the daredevil Speed Potion known
as “Hotfoot”. The petals are muddled with
mint, cayenne pepper, hen’s teeth and
baker’s oil, then left to ferment in a sealed
jar for five moons. The resulting concoction
will make the user as fleet as a terrified
jackrabbit; however, it burns the soles of
the feet, hence the name. It is an illegal
substance frequently used in horse racing.
Over time, continued use of Hotfoot Potion
will leave the user’s feet permanently red
and raw.
69. Mallard Cherry – Mana Boost: West
Pines Villages have an unusual crop that
has become their main export. Mallard
Cherry Trees only grow in the West Pines
Forest. Their green cherries ripen into a
peacock green in the early summer. Ined-
ible to humans until they are processed,
they are the favorite food of Mandarin
Ducks. The ducks eat the cherries, and
they in turn fertilize the ground and eat
the weeds around the tree. Once Mallard
Cherries have been pulped, cooked and
distilled, they become a powerful Mana
Potion. Mandarin Ducks that feed on Mal-
lard Cherries are also known to absorb the
Mana and can exhibit strange abilities.
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70. Moon Bamboo – Luck Boost: Primar-
ily grown in the mountain valleys of The
Fire Jade Province, Moon Bamboo is stark
white with round yellow flowers. It grows
year-round, as the winters are mild. The
bamboo is never cut down; it is always
harvested from the top, so the cut stalk
can continue sprouting. The hard outer lay-
er is discarded, while the tender inner flesh
is roasted in a special stew known as the
Battle Meal. Moon Bamboo increases luck
and morale. It is essential for the warriors
to consume before heading into battle. This
stew is rarely shared with outsiders, as it
is bad luck and it is believed that sharing
a bowl with an outsider will guarantee you
will be stabbed in the back, literally.
Desert
71. Marbleweed – Mana Boost: A close
cousin to the tumbleweed, Marbleweed
is characterized by its grey bark and the
flower that grows into the center of the
branches. The bloom grows in a variety
of colors, offering different potent Mana
Boosts to different types of potions and
spells depending on the color. They are
rare to find, as they are often destroyed by
animals looking for food. Oil distilled from
Marbleweed flowers is a rarity, and fakes
are more often found in the market. Most
vials of the oil are kept in the hidden vaults
of guilds and covens, only used for special
ceremonies as it is too precious to use for
simple enchanting work.
72. Regulus Root – Speed Boost: Reg-
ulus Shrubs are a hardy desert shrub that
grow wide, their scrubby branches fan-
ning out over the sand. Their small waxy
leaves remain untouched because it is a
nightshade plant, and eating it will cause
vomiting, hallucinations and in some cas-
es, death. The roots contain an element
that is used in Speed Boost Potions by
desert dwellers to help them traverse the
trade routes faster. Once the roots are
ground into a pulp, boiled over a fire, then
strained, the poison element is removed.
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guarded by the desert dwellers, but they
will sell travelers the potion itself for a
hefty price.
73. Salto Cactus – Jump Boost: This
type of saguaro cactus is characterized by
the red needles it grows. The water con-
tained in the Salto Cactus is tainted with
arsenic from the sandy soil in which it
grows. Travelers that make the mistake of
drinking from this cactus typically do not
live to see the next sunrise. The needles
are the key to the Salto Cactus’ true boun-
ty. They are carefully collected by locals
and ground into a powder which is used in
Jump Boost Potions. It allows the user to
jump twice their own height for two hours’
time. These potions are used frequently
in coming-of-age ceremonies by the local
tribes.
74. Mirage Grass - Invisibility: Those
desperate enough to use Mirage Grass are
to be feared or pitied. It is taupe with um-
ber-colored roots. When boiled into a tea,
the grass provides Invisibility for seven
hours’ time. However, the user will expe-
rience hallucinations and bone-crushing
pain after the first three hours. Some use
Mirage Grass as an oracle plant, as some
believe the hallucinations to be prophetic
visions. It is believed that the user is not
actually invisible, but transported to the
veil between this world and the next. Many
who use Mirage Grass go mad afterward,
though it is argued that one would have to
be mad to use it in the first place.
75. Ghostfire Briar – Fire Resistance:
The barbs of this shrub are enough to
deter most opportunists. Those that are
skilled enough to cut to the heart of the
plant unscathed to the soft center where
the branches meet the roots are reward-
ed with the prized bulb. The bulb is red in
color; orange means it is not yet ripe. The
bulb must be handled with care, as the
juice it oozes when cut will cause chemical
burns on skin. When mashed and distilled
with dragonscale, it provides a powerful
Fire Resistance to even dragonfire. It is a
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common commodity in desert villages as
rubbing it into the skin also provides relief
from the harsh sun.
76. Capotche - Panacea: This flat cac-
tus is waxy and smooth; it grows with no
needles. Animals stay away from it, as it is
both the poison and the cure. Capotche is
an incredible Panacea, but at a price. The
plant is eaten raw, as cooking or distilling
it will destroy the healing properties. It will
heal grave wounds, but also causes ago-
nizing pain as the body is repaired. Desert
tribal warriors will wound each other, then
eat Capotche in a display of their pow-
er and strength. Over time, they become
accustomed to the pain, which makes them
all the more fearsome in battle.
77. Angel’s Lamp - Miracle: Travelers
crossing the desert at night may think they
are seeing a mirage if they see this plant
dotting the dunes. However, this incredi-
bly rare flower only blooms at night, and
its pollen is luminescent. Angel’s Lamp is
a Miracle plant that grants wishes. When
the pollen is collected and combined with
mermaid scales, dragonfire and tansy oil it
creates a potion that grants the user one
wish. The wish must be spoken aloud im-
mediately after consuming the potion and
the wish must be specific. Vague wishes
can have catastrophic consequences.
78. Coyote Grass – Night Vision: A short
grass that grows like stubble on the sand,
Coyote Grass is a distant cousin of bam-
boo. The tough exterior protects the tender
shoot inside. When boiled with prickly pear
and moon water, it destroys the poison
that causes severe cramping and vomiting.
Once the cooked shoot is eaten, the user
is granted perfect Night Vision until the
sun rises. Those that frequently eat Coyote
Grass become blind to sunlight over time;
only able to see at night as the sun burns
their eyes. Some guilds use Coyote Grass
as a right of entry – becoming Nightwalk-
ers.
79. Abuela’s Kiss - Panacea: Deserts do
experience rain, though it is a rarity. Des-
ert dwellers search the temporary garden
 that grows after the rains to find the cov-
eted Panacea - Abuela’s Kiss. It is a yellow
flower that only blooms after a desert rain.
The petals are pressed into an oil and com-
bined to create a Panacea Potion that can
heal nearly any affliction. The recipe is a
guarded secret only known by the elders of
the desert dwellers, passed on through the
generations. Those that seek the potion
must pay a hefty price in gold or goods.
But many tribes are known to heal wound-
ed travelers without cost.
80. Deadman’s Brush - Regeneration:
This odd scrub plant resembles an up-
side-down broom. The “broom” is hacked
from the gnarled base of the shrub, and
then dipped in tansy oil and “painted”
onto any stump to regrow the
limb. Several coats are required
during the process of regrow-
ing the limb. However, it is also
incredibly painful and the bones,
muscles and veins grow at ran-
dom, sometimes causing them
to be exposed to the elements.
Deadman’s Brush is rare, often
poached by desert merchants so
they can sell it at a high price. It
can be used so long as the base
that keeps the bristles together
does not break apart.
Coniferous Forest
81. St. Ivan’s Pinecone - Invisibility:
These rare pinecones grow on Dresmar
Pines, but only one in twenty Dresmar
Pinecones grow to be St. Ivan’s Pinecones.
They are characterized by their red color-
ing and allspice scent. When tossed into a
fire, they release pollen that causes Invisi-
bility. Locals will harvest the pinecones and
save them for their winter solstice rituals
worshiping the goddess of night and dark-
ness for the coming winter months. The
seeds are poisonous and not to be eaten,
though, they are ground into a red paste
and painted onto the faces of the locals for
the ritual, which causes mild hallucinations.
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When the Invisibility Pollen wears off, the
user will be left confused and with a split-
ting headache for a few hours after.
82. Lavaberry – Cold Resistance: Dire
Holly is a coveted plant in colder regions.
It grows large ruby red berries that are
used in creating Cold Resistance Potions.
They are ground into a paste, then boiled
with spring water, dragonscale, bay leaves
and hotfoot powder. The resulting potion
resembles lava and even has a dim glow.
Once consumed, the user will be warmed
from the inside out for up to three days
and will not succumb to hypothermia or
frostbite, though, they will be at risk of
setting dry brush and cloth aflame with a
mere touch.
83.Hollander Grass - Revive:
The dark green verdant Holland-
er Grass, nearly black, can be
found growing beneath white
pine trees. It must be combined
with juniper berries to release
the Revival properties of the
grass and can only be collected
after the first frost of the win-
ter. Hollander Grass can be used
to Revive a fallen creature or
ally so long as they are not yet
dead. They will be brought back
to health, but their wounds will
still need to heal on their own,
or with the assistance of other
medicines. It is also useful for exhaustion
and most commonly utilized by armies or
merchants on long journeys.
84. Yzar Brush - Luck Boost: Many ev-
ergreen shrubs are fragrant, but the Yzar
Brush Shrub is so potent that animals often
rub against it so predators cannot track
them. In addition to being used as fragrant
wards for homes, it is also distilled into an
oil for Luck Potions. Some villages give the
pure oil as a gift to bring luck for the New
Year. Combining the oil with peppermint
leaves, golden osprey marble and partridge
fat makes for an incredible Luck Potion that
will make everything go absurdly right for
one day’s time.
 85. Witch’s Boot Ivy - Wisdom Boost:
Characterized by the deep emerald green
coloring and curling pointed ends, this ivy
exclusively grows on Box Elder Pines. It
can be seen spiraling up the trunk, making
its way to the crown of the tree over the
years. Those lucky enough to spot it will
have a tough time unwinding it from the
tree; many simply pluck as many leaves as
they can see which helps retain the plant’s
longevity. Witch’s Boot Ivy is utilized to
create powerful Wisdom Potions. The rarity
of the plant fetches a high price at mar-
ket, and the coveted green potion goes for
even higher. It grants the user the abso-
lute Wisdom of the universe for one hour’s
time. Most often, this potion is reserved for
oracles and scholars to impart wisdom to
quick scribes that can document the sacred
knowledge.
86. Elk Musk Fir – Impervious: Those
traveling through the woods that think they ingredient for powerful Fire Resistance Po-
smell an elk in heat, even if it isn’t rutting tions, allowing users to walk through drag-
season, the Elk Musk Fir has fooled you!
The pungent cones secrete a sap that gives simple enough; however, it takes hundreds
off the unfortunate scent, but the sap is
also the calling card of Alpine Warriors.
Rubbing it onto the skin makes the user
Impervious to pain, but not to being mor-
tally wounded. These fearsome warriors
will be run clean through with a sword, and are impervious to the bird’s chatter that
still come at their attacker for more; until
they bleed out from their injuries. The pain 90. Blue Blood Ivy - Mana Boost: This
does eventually return, if they have not
already died first.
87. Clover Grapes - Panacea: A pow-
erful Panacea is the fruit known as Clover
Grapes. Characterized by their wrinkled
appearance and raisin coloring, they grow
in small bunches beneath yew trees and
juniper bushes. The grapes must be boiled
until all the black resin in removed, leav-
ing them plump and plum colored. Though
they are sour, Clover Grapes can cure any
illness, poisoning or affliction. Clover Grape
Jelly is often eaten daily by nobles to pro-
tect against assassination by poisoning, as
well as ward off any illness that crops up at
court.
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88. Narndaas Thuja - Speak to Ani-
mals: Also known as the “Tree of Life”, the
Narndaas Thuja is sought by adventurers
and merchants from far and wide. It grows
in ancient forests, surrounded by hun-
dred-year trees. Its branches grow berries,
buds and flowers all at once. The trunk
grows in a spiral, and it grows deep roots
that protect the tree against storms. Those
that find the tree must bring offerings to
the guardian dryads and thimble dragons.
Only then will the adventurer be granted
access to the tree and be able to pry a few
strips of bark. The bark is essential in po-
tions and creating amulets that allow the
user to permanently wield the power to
speak to all beings.
89. Valtung Larch - Fire Resistance:
The golden needles of the Valtung Larch
stand out amongst all the greenery of their
conifer forests. The needles are the key
onfire unscathed. Collecting the needles is
of the needles to create just one potion.
And one must be quick, as the Red-bel-
lied Titter Tattler commonly makes Valtung
Larch Tree its home. Local tribes anoint
deaf Collectors for this purpose, as they
brings on madness.
ivy only grows in snowy tundra coniferous
forests where the snow is deep and the
frost is thick. It is also incredibly rare, as
caribou love to eat it for a snack. The trick
to finding Blue Blood Ivy is to find herds
of caribou with glowing antlers, as this is
a side-effect of the ivy. It is distilled into
powerful Mana Potions and the plant oils
glow a bright blue. These potions can only
be brewed in crystal containers, never
glass or metal.
Grassy Plains
91. Warbler Grass - HP Boost: This yel-
low-green grass is most commonly seen
 being utilized by Freckmouse Warbler Birds
for their nests in spring. Flocks of these
birds typically indicates a field of Warbler
Grass is nearby. This plant is a boon for
travelers, as chewing it helps to recover
health and stamina. It has a bitter taste
and causes the saliva to turn green. The
grass is most potent in early spring, when
Freckmouse Warblers tend to make their
nests. Beware the birds, as they divebomb
anyone that comes too close to their nests
in the trees nearby these grassy fields.
92. Dresmyjord Bark - HP Boost:
Dresmyjord Trees are stunted compared
to their larger oak counterparts. They only
grow to halfling height and their large,
broad leaves often weigh their spindly
branches down. The bark is papery, similar
to birch tree bark. When peeled off, it can
be brewed into a tea with chamomile and
spring water. It helps to recover health;
however, it also makes the user sleepy.
It is best used by travelers winding down
around the campfire and preparing for bed.
Dresmyjord Trees are often cultivated as
crops by locals, who sell the bark in little
packets with chamomile flowers and other
herbs that make the tea more pleasant to
taste.
93. Enchantress Hair Grass - Mana
Boost: Characterized by its pale yellow,
nearly white appearance, this wispy grass
grows in the shadow of elm trees. When
burned with Horsefeathers and dried yew
berries, it creates a magical smoke that
can be inhaled to temporarily increase the
user’s Mana by tenfold. Enchantress Hair
Grass withers in winter and the withered
grass can cause nasty side effects such as
hallucinations and vomiting. Young spring
grass is best used. Some sorcerer guilds
cultivate crops of this grass and dry bales
of it to last them throughout the year.
94. Jackalope Delight - Speed Boost:
The grassy plains can be just as daunting
to cross as the desert with the unending
flat landscape spreading out in all direc-
tions. Many increase their pace with vari-
ous spells, potions and mounts. A common
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Speed Boost Potion that can be made while
traveling utilizes the leaves of Jackalope
Delight, a small shrub that has waxy leaves
and sharp thorny branches. It increases
the user’s Speed by five times over for
three hours’ time. However, prolonged use
of Jackalope Delight will cause bones to
crack and begin to splinter.
95. Green Daisychain - Jump Boost:
Beds of Green Daisychain are actually all
one single plant, as it grows from a single
root and spreads along the ground. The
tiny green flowers contain white pollen that
is extracted and used in common Jump
Boost Potions. Those that collect the pol-
len must wear protective gloves, as tox-
ins from the leaves will cause the fingers
and hands to go numb. When brewed with
hen’s teeth, hellsbore, rosemary and bak-
er’s oil, Green Daisychain pollen creates a
potent Jump Boost Potion that allows the
user to jump three times their height for
five hours’ time.
96. Gabby Grass - Speak to Animals:
Gabby Grass is considered the “druid sub-
stitute” as it allows a user to become fluent
in Speaking to Animals permanently. How-
ever, if the potion is not brewed correct-
ly, it can cause the user to forget human
speech. It can only be picked at the height
of summer when the grass turns from a
pale green to a deep moss green. It must
then be crushed with a mortar and pestle
and brewed into a tea with seawater. The
other potion ingredients vary from region
to region, but the key to the potion’s suc-
cess is allowing it to ferment in a dark
cupboard for three moons. If the potion is
exposed to light before then, the chemical
reaction will be altered and can cause nas-
ty consequences to the user.
97. Meadowlum Poppy - Charisma
Boost: These cheery bright yellow flowers
dot the grassy plains in late spring. Their
petals contain powerful magic that when
eaten raw gives the user the ability to be
overwhelmingly charming and become a
gifted orator for seven hours’ time. How-
ever, if the user tells a direct lie, they will
 break out into a painful rash. Those that
use Meadowlum Poppy must take extra
care in how they negotiate, opting for
vague open-ended answers rather than
outright promises they know they cannot,
or will not, keep.
98. Shadow Glory - Panacea: At night,
take care where you tread as Shadow
Glories may be underfoot. These small
nightshade purple, nearly black, blossoms
only open their petals at night during the
full moon. The flower is plucked whole and
boiled with sugar, elderberries, star sprin-
kles and moonstone to create a powerful
Panacea that can cure any affliction or poi-
soning. It also makes the user immune to
poison for one year’s time. Shadow Glories
are hard to come by, and these potions are
typically only afforded by nobility and pow-
erfully wealthy individuals.
99. Kiss o’ the Goddess Grass - Mira-
cle: Those that are pulled back from the
brink of death often tell of being kissed by
a beautiful goddess made entirely of light
before being sent on their way back to the
mortal realm. A Miracle grass provides that
same experience, known as Kiss o’ the
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Goddess Grass. It is iridescent, like prism
glass, and when it catches the afternoon
sun it throws tiny rainbows. It is incredibly
rare to come by, and oft those with any
sense dig up the entire plant and cultivate
a small crop as it sells for an outrageous
sum at market. The rare potion known as
Crystal Kiss can revive even those who
have passed on. So long as the body is
intact, Crystal Kiss Potion can be poured
down their throat, and in only three hours’
time they will awaken as if nothing had
happened.
100. Gambler’s Root - Luck Boost: In-
slar Shrub is inconsequential in appearance
– emerald green, growing in a round bushy
shape, and has tiny white flowers in spring
and yellow berries in fall. However, the true
prize is in its goldenrod-colored roots, also
known as Gambler’s Root. When distilled
into a juice, then brewed into a potion with
four-leaf clovers, jackalope antler and pow-
dered mer scales, it creates a potent Luck
Potion that is considered illegal in most cit-
ies. Users will find they are unable to lose
at any gambling table, no matter how ridic-
ulous their bet or how unlikely the odds.
 More Encounters and Things to Discover Outdoors
100 Avian Beasts
100 Chaotic Happenings to Experience
100 Cold Wilderness Locations
100 Curiosities to Bamboozle Players to Find Outdoors
100 Dangerous Plants
100 Elemental Locations
100 Encounters and Events for the Night
100 Encounters for a Fantasy Desert
100 Encounters for a Fantasy Jungle
100 Encounters for a Fantasy Swamp
100 Encounters for Coastal Regions
100 Encounters for Fantasy Mountains
100 Encounters for Fantasy Oceans
100 Encounters for Fantasy Plains
100 Encounters for Fantasy Rivers
100 Encounters for the Borderland Regions
100 Encounters in a Fey Forest
100 Fantasy Islands to Encounter
100 Farming Country Encounters
100 Landmarks for a Fantasy Setting
100 Pieces of Flotsam and Jetsam To Find On A Beach
100 Random Encounters for on the Road or in the Wilderness
100 Ruins to Encounter
100 Sights and Sounds to See and Hear after a Battle
100 Snow and Ice Encounters
100 Temperate Wilderness Locations
100 Things to Find, See and Hear in a Forest
100 Tropical Wilderness Locations
100 Underwater Wilderness Locations

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