Cocklebur

Cocklebur is a yellow cinquefoil flower. It grows in temperate meadows and is known for its healing qualities, often considered a cure-all. The legend of cocklebur is that it can lull one into a near-everlasting sleep with its soothing presence.

Properties

Physical & Chemical Properties

Level 1 Properties

Repel nightmares
Repel spirits

Level 2 Properties

Cleanse (consume)

Level 3 Properties

Sleep

Level 4 Properties

Fortify perception
Restore HP

Level 5 Properties

Infatuate
Fortify seduction

Level 6 Properties

Fortify appearance

Level 7 Properties

Protection

Level U Properties

Calm
Omen - bleeds in the presence of ghosts

Level S Properties

Fortify alertness
Fortify meditate
Fortify insight

Reaction Conditions

The alchemical effects of cocklebur are empowered during a waning gibbous moon.

Geology & Geography

Cocklebur grows abundantly in temperate climates.

History & Usage

Everyday use

Commoners use cocklebur in its natural form as a means of spiritual cleansing, repelling negative energy and entities whilst purifying the body.

Cultural Significance and Usage

Cocklebur has a cultural reputation as a symbol of tranquility and safety, the marker of a haven from the troubles of the world.

Manufacturing & Products

Alchemists use cocklebur to create a variety of concoctions, from healing potions to sexual stimulants to cosmetic and protective ointments.
Cocklebur is used as a reagent in clarity concoctions that expand the mind.

Hazards

It is believed that one with even traces of magical potential can send another into an almost limitless sleep simply by placing cocklebur under their pillow while they sleep.

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Type

Biomaterial

Value

75 silver pennies

Rarity

γs-tier ingredient

Odor

Citrusy and apricot-like

Taste

Bitter

Color

Yellow flowers