Tall with glossy leaves and yellow flowers, Gloss Weed is prized for adding a lustrous finish to magical and mundane mixtures.

This faintly glowing lichen lights the dark places of the world. Its magical glow is harnessed by mages and travelers for gentle, mystical illumination.

A hardy herb with a thick, knotted root, Haldirroot is a staple for travelers and the infirm, valued for its warming and energizing effects. It's starchy root is savored as a fried dish.

With tough, spiked leaves and woody stems, Hammer Thorn is as useful in the forge as in magical wards.

This reed-like plant is essential for both healers and craftsmen, known for reinforcing bones and making durable cordage.

A rare, golden-tinged moss, King’s Wort symbolizes wisdom and legitimacy. It’s a key part of royal ceremonies and blessings.

With tough, knobby stems, Knuckle Wort is a traditional companion for warriors, believed to grant courage and resilience in battle.

Graceful fronds make Lady Fern a symbol of healing, used in restorative teas and poultices for all manner of ailments. The leaves can be used in baked goods, as they have a sweet, caramel flavor.

Tough and fibrous, Leather Root is chewed for stamina and used in crafting goods built to last. It has a cinnamon taste and a numbing mouth feel

Feathery and pale, Lungen Moss is a healer’s staple for treating coughs and breathing troubles, drawing on the water’s healing energy.

The deep roots of the oak are carved and burned in rituals of endurance and remembrance.

A common weed with uncommon benefits, Pig Weed is a staple for both animals and the poor, encouraging growth and plenty.

Sticky and bright, Sap Wort is trusted by healers for cleansing wounds and by mages for breaking curses and drawing out poisons.

Twisting, pale roots make this plant dangerous to handle but invaluable to skilled alchemists crafting powerful potions.

Sharp and bristly, Spike Wort is a natural ward, both physically and magically, deterring intruders and ill intent.