Crystal Foam Bells

Crystal Foam Bells are unique aquatic blossoms that grow entirely underwater. They are typically found in clusters, attached to rocks or other submerged objects in shallow water. The blossoms are bell-shaped, with delicate and translucent petals. These petals have the unusual property of catching and refracting ambient light, causing the blossoms to shimmer and glow with an internal light. They appear almost as if they are made of solidified foam or bubbles, hence their name. The size of each bell is typically no larger than a gold coin.
These plants thrive in freshwater lakes, ponds, and slow-moving streams. They prefer areas where the water quality is high, with minimal disturbance and ample sunlight filtering through the water. They are particularly sensitive to changes in water quality and light levels. As such, the presence and health of Crystal Foam Bells can serve as indicators of the overall health of the aquatic environment. A decline in their numbers or vibrancy may suggest pollution or other environmental issues.
Crystal Foam Bells are valued for both their ornamental qualities and their use in potion-making. They are sometimes harvested and kept in specially designed aquariums to add a touch of magical beauty. More importantly, the petals of Crystal Foam Bells are used as a component in certain magical potions. They are believed to impart qualities of illumination and mental clarity to the drinker. Potions containing Crystal Foam Bells are sometimes sought after by scholars, mages, and others who require enhanced focus or insight.

Genetic Ancestor(s)

• Flowers

Geographic Distribution

• Temperate Freshwater
• Tropical Freshwater

Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)
Harvesting: Hard (Herbalism Kit DC 15)
Quantity: 2d4 blossoms
Potions: Potion of Clarity, Potion of True Seeing