Plants

Acid Dew

This is a carnivorous plant, with small yellowish flowers atop long stems, growing from a base of clover-shaped leaves. The flowers emit an aromatic that draws small insects to them, while the sticky acid on its petals trap and disolve them over a few hours. The acid has uses as a powerful acid when concentrated, as well as having great curative properties once diluted. If a creature touches these petals without protection, they must make a DC 13 Dexterity saving throw, taking 1d10 acid damage on a failure, or half as much on a success.

Gathering: requires alchemist supplies (DC 15), or herbalism kits (DC 15)

Location: forest (uncommon), swamp (common)

Quantity: 1d8 flowers

Uses (5): Acid, Bubotuber Pus, Blinding Powder, Potion of Restoration, Soothing Salve

Amanita Mushroom

This red-capped mushroom can grow to the size of a small dish, and usually has small orange or yellow spots on its crown, and a tanned stem. It can be used to brew many healing potions and concoctions, but if eaten naturally and untreated, it deals 1d4 poison damage.

Gathering: requires herbalism kits (DC 13)

Location: forest (uncommon), swamp (rare), underdark (uncommon)

Quantity: 1d4 stalks

Uses (8): Healing Balm, Potions of Healing, Potion of Restoration, Waters of Life

Ambrosia

This plant is devoid of flowers, but has long stems with whorls of small, light green seeds that grow along its top. These seeds are often eated by birds or small mammals, but when crushed, they relese an intoxicating smell, one which is said to draw even the gods and tempt them to drink of an elixir made from this plant.

Gathering: requires herbalism kits (DC17)

Location: coasts (very rare), forests (legendary)

Quantity: 2d4 stalks

Uses (4): Emperor's Embrace, Infusion of Immortality, Potion of Legendary Healing, Watcher's Wake

Armoranth

This plant has a long, light-green stems with globe-shaped inflorescents that are a dark purple. Their leaves are corse, and slightly jagged. Only a few flowering bulbs grow from the plant at a time. They can often be used in potions and brews that ensare the senses and faculties of others.

Gathering: requires alchemist supplies (DC 15), or herbalism kits (DC 15)

Location: desert (common), grassland (very rare), mountain (legendary)

Quantity: 1d4 inflorescents

Uses (4): Amortentia, Beauty Brew, Spring Rain, Vial of Vegetation

Ashblossom

This is a plant that grows in small bunches, usually from between small clefts in cliffsides or from between rock-strewn ground. It has small red flowers with yellow throats. The flowers can be used to brew various potions relating to fire and heat. If the leaves are ingested, they deal 1d4 fire damage.

Gathering: requires alchemist supplies (DC 17), or herbalism kits (DC 15)

Location: desert (common), mountains (uncommon)

Quantity: 1d6 blossoms

Uses (2): Healing Balm (fire), Potion of Resistance (fire), Shadowserum

Angel's Trumpet

This small bush produces never reaches above two feet tall, but some of its branches produce an exquisite flower of tender whiteness. These flowers grow downward, with the tips changing hues to yellows, reds, or pinks, or most commonly, purple, and fan out to make a rought, trumpet shape. As beautiful as it looks, it is also quite dangerous. A creature that directly inhales the scent must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or be dazed for 1 minute; this characteristic has been used poisons to paralyze targets or make slaves more docile. Because of this confusion-inducing effect, many dangerous predeitors hide around clumps of these plants, and take advantage of prey that wanders too close to it.

Gathering: requires herbalism kits (DC15), or poisoner's kits (DC 15)

Location: forest (rare), grassland (uncommon)

Quantity: 1d8 flowers

Uses (4): Angel's Ambivalence, Devil's Guile, Malice, Umban Uncture

Athelas

This tiny herb usually grows in bunches atop rocks and latches onto small cracks with its roots. It has light green leaves and steps and its flowers are different colors depending on the environment its found it: if in the arctic, its petals are usually white or grey, if on the coasts, its petals are usually light blue, and if in swamps, its petals are usually light pink or yellow.

Gathering: requires herbalism kits (DC 20)

Location: arctic (rare), coasts (very rare), swamps (legendary)

Quantity: 1d4 bunches

Uses (2): Pacifist's Pomander, Widowmaker

Asphodel

This plant is a hardy, herbaceous perennial, with star-like white or yellow flowers growing on a single branching spike. They usually blood in early spring, and are often found near deep pits or caves and will glow feintly in total darkness, producing a 5-foot radius of dim light around it.

Gathering: requires poisoner's kits (DC 15)

Location: coasts (legendary)

Quantity: 1d6 flowers

Uses (2): Drought of Living Death, Iocane Powder

Baneberry Trees

These large, low bushes form clusters of small, densly packed red and white berries without ever flowering. When cut open, these berries form a six-pronged star on the inside. Though they taste delicious, they are toxic to younger children and the extremely old, killing the very smallest or weakest. Because they grow on the outskirts of cities and towns, these trees kills a couple dozen of youth each year.

Gathering: requires herbalism kits (DC 13), or poisoner's kits (DC 15)

Location: coasts (uncommon), forests (uncommon), grasslands (common)

Quantity: 5d6 berries

Uses (4): Antitoxin, Baneberry Extract, Potion of Poison, Purple Worm Poison

Blackcap Mushroom

This beautiful bluish-black, cup-shaped mushroom has an extremely unique defense mechanism. If a creature touches or even moves past it, it will release a small cloud of noxious spores. Each creature within 5 feet of it must make a DC 18 Constitution saving throw, taking 1d10 poison damage and be poisoned for 1d4 hours on a failure, or only take half damage on a success. The only way to harves these is to down into the soil and cut the roots, immobilizing the mushroom.

Gathering: requires poisoner's kits (DC 20)

Location: grasslands (uncommon), mountains (uncommon), underdark (common)

Quantity: 1d4 stalks

Uses (4): Death Polish, Draining Dour, Talo's Toxic Tonic (Filth Fever)

Blight Spores

These mushrooms have deep red stalks with caps appearining in shades of black, grey, brown, or tan. They usually grow on the walls of caves in environments of extreme heat or cold. If a creature eats one of these mushrooms, they must make a DC 16 Constitution saving throw, becoming poisoned for 8 hours and suffering the effects of the confusion for the same duration on a failure, or only being poisoned for 1 hour on a success.

Gathering: requires herbalism kits (DC 15), or poisoner's kits (DC 15)

Location: arctic (very rare), desert (rare)

Quantity: 1d10 mushrooms

Uses (7): Banishing Blight, Blightspore Ichor, Devil's Guile, Drops of Enhancement, Embalmer's Embrace, Potion of Vitality, Widowmaker

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arctic, coast, desert, forest, grassland, mountain, swamp, underdark
Ingredients

• blisterberry (legendary) - alchemist, poison - fire

• bloodroot (common) - alchemist, herbalism - blood

• briarbush, bush (common) - alchemist - truth

• canis root (rare) - alchemist - shrinking

• cat's tongue (rare) - alchemist - communion, speaking, understanding

• charock (legendary) - herbalism - gods

• creeping elder (very rare) - poison - lethal poison

• deathcap (very rare) - alchemist, poison - poison

• dragon tongue flower (rare) - alchemist - fire

• dreamlily (legendary) - alchemist - psychic

• fairy stool (common in faewild, rare elsewhere) - alchemist, herbalism - invisibility

• fire lily (uncommon) - alchemist - fire

• flayer's folly (very rare) - alchemist - mind reading, telepathy

• fluxweed (rare) - herbalism - shapechanging

• frost lichen (uncommon) - alchemist, poison - cold

• ghost orchid (rare) - herbalism - death prevention

• gilded myrrh (rare) - herbalism - death prevention

• gillyweed (common) - alchemist, herbalism - breathing under water

• glimmerwart (legendary) - alchemist - illusions

• graven orchid (rare) - poison - exhaustion

• grim aspen (rare) - poison - poison

• hagfinger (rare) - alchemist, herbalism - protection

• hellebore (rare) - herbalism, poison - blindess, other

• hemlock (common) - poison - poison

• juniper berries (common) - alchemist, poison - shrinking, weakness

• knotgrass (common) - herbalism - shapechanging

• lavender (common) - alchemist, herbalism, poison - speed

• mandrake root (very rare) - alchemist, herbalism, poison - psychic, mentality

• milk thistle (common) - herbalism - death saving throws

• moonshade (uncommon) - poison - poison

• moonstalker (rare) - alchemist - other

• morning glory (uncommon) - alchemist, herbalism, poison - other

• morning mist (common) - herbalism - other

• muroosa bush (uncommon) - herbalism - fire

• nightshade (uncommon) - alchemist, poison - necrotic, poison

• nothic tear (uncommon) - alchemist, herbalism - sight, vision, detection

• olisuba leaf (rare) - herbalism - growth

• ozolla (rare) - herbalism - history (water plant)

• pixie's parasol (very rare) - alchemist, poison - illusions

• pokan root (uncommon) - herbalism kit - growth

• scarlet rowan, tree (common) - alchemist, herbalism - healing

• silent princess, flower (uncommon) - alchemist, poison - stealth/illusions

• silver siren (very rare) - alchemist - understanding languages

• silverthorn (common) - alchemist - magic

• sourgrass (uncommon) - alchemist, herbalism, poison - growth/healing

• stinging nettle (uncommon) - alchemist - thunder

• storm moss (lightning) - alchemist - lightning/thunder

• theki root (uncommon) - alchemist, herbalism - healing

• tundra cotton (common) - alchemist, poison - cold

• umbaran sprout (very rare) - herbalism - protection

• valerian, root and leaf (very rare) - poison - sleeping

• voodoo lily (legendary) - poison - curses

• weeping lily (common) - herbalism, poison - charm/fear

• willowart (uncommon) - herbalism, poison - stabalization

• willowshade (uncommon) - alchemist, herbalism, poison - other

• wormwood (uncommon) - herbalism - other

Animals:

• ankheg

• chaurus (insect) - truth

• crawler

• ghost ectoplasm

• giant wolf spider - climbing, growth

• idle - slowed
  • quipper - swimming, oil
  • remorhaz
  • skulk