Flora

Herbs

 * Bleeding Ducksbill: Herb that grows to a max of 20 inches, it has few but large green/white leaves that branches in four, with its central ridge being a deep crimson. Tastes bitter like tonic and is used to cure many intestinal diseases, as well as to reduce tremors in legs, arms, and hands. Alternate names: red spandrel, Gabbi’s sunset


 * Yellowleaf: Knee-high herb with thin, long, bright yellow leaves. Tastes like sour lemons and is used to alleviate colds. Alternate names: sungrass, lion’s mane, Taxer’s tealeaf
 * Stingclover: Five-leafed clover covered in fine nettles. It’s well known among pranksters to be put in the beer of an unsuspecting victim, who then proceeds to spend the next 12 hours howling and scratching their belly. Alternate names:



Flowers

 * Roaring maw: Beautiful flower that grows on vines. Has a wide open red-and-yellow flower that resembles the open mouth of a fanged animal. The pistils of the flower are mixed into salves that when applied to bandages help cure severe burn wounds. Alternate names: dragon’s teeth, pincushion
 * Witbrant: White flame-shaped flower with yellow pistils. Very poisonous. Survivors of ingesting the poison says it’s like a fire burning within. Alternate names: hellflower


 * Stormsilver: Silvery wispy flowers, like bird down.

Fruit and Vegetables

 * Hashidoi: A small tree with pale yellow flowers and walnut-sized yellow citrus fruits. Uncommon in the west, it’s popularity has risen with travellers coming to share this hardy tree. Alternate names: lapia
 * Sposh: Jade colored cucumber-like vegetable with large lengthwise ridges, smells faintly like raspberries. Alternate names: maiden’s dagger



Mushrooms

 * Yulkkae (Jull-ka-eh): White, long stemmed mushroom that grows on dead tree stumps. Has a pleasant peppery taste. Its spores work as an effective pain reliever when crushed. Alternate names: stumper
 * Swinefoot: A pinkish mushroom with a gnarled cap. It’s thick texture makes it very filling for a common mushroom. Alternate names: hag’s bum
 * Rödhatt: Red mushroom, said to be stained by the blood of the victims of an evil fey known as a redcap. Poisonous.

Trees

 * Reignwood: A tall pine tree that is native to Wydesgarde, which produces good building material for houses and boats. Its needles are also good for making soothing tea.

Other

 * Gelp: A red fine seaweed that when dried is put in soup as well as used as bandages. Alternate names: waterwell
 * Kallerhov: Large hoof-shaped green leaves found in ponds. Curiously sturdy enough for a grown man to stand on.
 * Lowclaw: An ankle-high shrub with curled brown and green leaves. Very aromatic, its stem and root is often added to hearty stews. When eaten raw, some say it tastes of swine’s back, and some say it tastes of swine’s backside. Also important when concocting remedies for fever. While it is fairly common in the wild, it is highly valued for its culinary and medicinal uses. Alternate names: pigtail, Bodu’s basil