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Amanita Muscaria

Commonly known as 'fly agaric', this brightly-coloured mushrooms attracts attention, but consuming it is potentially life-threatening! However, in small doses it can provide a variety of effects, which alchemists commonly make use of.

Belladonna

It grows in clearings and in leafy woods, but it is best not to seek it at all.

Boar's Tusk

Nice trophy from the boar hunt, who knows how many asses this boar's tusk has torn. Suitable for charming the ladies, but also for various elixirs.

Chamomile

Most often it is found in fields and fertile land.

Charcoal

Charcoal is wood burnt in kilns by pyrolysis without influx of air. It is used primarily in forges and smelting works, and to a lesser extent in alchemy for its filtration properties.

Cobweb

An essential building feature of every human dwelling and a source of food for spiders and some magical elixirs.

Comfrey

Grows most of all on banks by water and in ditches around fields.

Dandelion

Grows everywhere as a weed, but mostly on grassy slopes and meadows it is to be found.

Elderberry Leaf

This plant has a wide range of uses. The berries can be made into juice or sweet wine, its flowers and leaves are often used in folk medicine. Its flowers can also be covered in batter and fried. This flavourful dish is called 'Kosmatice'.

Eyebright

Grows on pastures and heaths and in all places where there is light enough, as well as wet ground.

Feverfew

A plant that is widely cultivated and used to reduce fever. In many languages, therefore, its name refers precisely to this beneficial property.

Ginger

You won't find this exceedingly rare plant anywhere else but in the apothecary.

Henbane

It grows in sunny and warm places, especially on dung and rubble.

Herb Paris

It may be sought in deep woods.

Leached Coal

Charcoal produced in charcoal mills and further leached for a long time to improve its alchemical properties.

Marigold

Grows where the earth is fertile - on rubble piles and dung and abundantly too in pastures.

Mint

It is rarely found in nature, but rather alongside houses and in gardens cultivated.

Nettle

It can be found abundantly by water, on the edge of woods and in the furrows of fields.

Poppy

It is found abundantly in fields and furrows as a bothersome weed.

Sage

Can be found in pastures and on hillsides.

Saltpetre

Saltpetre is formed by evaporation of leachate from decaying residues, carrion and cattle excrement. It is suitable for smoking meat and is easily recognisable by its cool taste. It is also one of the three secret ingredients for the alchemical preparation of gunpowder.

St. John's Wort

It is most fond of leafy woods, glades and clearings.

Sulphur

Yellow nonmetal represents the masculine element in the mystery of alchemy. It is an indispensable material for the manufacture of gunpowder, because it is associated with the principle of combustion.

Thistle

Thistle grows in roadside ditches, in clearings and where there is shade and relief from strong sunlight.

Valerian

To be found on forest paths, in mires and peat bogs and everywhere that ground is damp.

Wormwood

Abundant grows on roadsides and in fields.

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Buff

Increases riding and dog-handling skills. If good quality, animals take less notice of you, and dogs won't bark at you.

1× Belladonna, 2× Comfrey, 1× Boar's Tusk