Here is a list of all the nts currently featured in the story and their effects. This may contain spoilers, so be advised.


    <strong>Darnel Ryegrass - </strong>A grain-like nt that looks almost indistinguishable from wheat. Consumption of the nt, whether that be raw, brewed or in the form of a baked goods such as bread, will cause a wide range of unpleasant effects. The most concerning being delirium, tremors, paralysis and convulsions, with the signature symptom being an unpleasant feeling in the calves, ranging from tightness to extreme pain.


    <strong>Foxglove</strong> - A nt with a long stem that sprouted several bell-shaped purple flowers. The insideyers of the purple bell-shaped flower have several discoloured spots. Consumption of any part of the nt can lead to irregr heart function and death. Weaker doses of this nt’s poison will cause other unpleasant effects, such as an upset stomach, blurred vision and muscle weakness.


    <strong>Goldenweb</strong> - An umon fungus that has the appearance of a gold-coloured spider’s web. It grows high on trees, and although it looks like a spider’s web, it isn’t sticky enough to ensnare creatures. Its main use is as an anticoagnt, preventing blood from clotting.


    <strong>Bloodgrass</strong> - A small leafy nt that bes a red paste when crushed. It restores essential vitamins like iron back into the body when consumed and helps with blood production. The nt’s leaves can absorb blood like a sponge, draining it of its nutrients before pumping the waste out into the soil through its roots.


    <strong>Liliox</strong> - A white lily-like nt that can be crushed or brewed into a tea, it has a mild healing and detoxing effect. Can counteract the symptoms of weaker poisons that only cause upset stomachs or nausea.


    <strong>Falsofal</strong> - A flower withrge pink petals. When the petals are crushed, they leak a slimy gel akin to aloe vera, which when applied to a burn will cool the area and amplify the skin’s healing. If mixed with water and consumed it provides a mild healing effect.


    <strong>Vurdole</strong> - A small leafy weed featuring a single small yellow flower. The leaves, when crushed, provide a small healing effect. The yellow flower has a slight citrus taste. And when consumed; whether that be mixed in a potion, brewed as a tea or eaten whole. The flower provides arge dose of essential vitamins for organ function, as well as reduces inmmation and strengthens the immune system.


    <strong>Impletio</strong> - Dark grey seeds with a wrinkly surface, these seeds can be crushed into a powder and mixed with other nts to function as a booster. Impletio significantly amplifies the effects of other nts it is mixed with, the only issue is that without a stabilizing agent to bnce it out, it may cause an overdose.


    <strong>nemine</strong> - A nt with several long, almost string-like white petals. When the petals are crushed and mixed with other ingredients, it reduces their effects. This nt may be used as a stabilising agent for Impletio or other effect-boosting nts.


    <strong>White Horehound</strong> - A nt with a long grey-ish stem and oval-shaped tooth edged, ash green leaves. The stem grows several bulbs covered in small white flowers. Consuming one of these bulbs will cause the user to immediately vomit, including any poisons that were ingested. Chewing on the nt’s leaves, or brewing them in tea, causes a decrease in inmmation and thins throat mucus.


    <strong>Mothflower</strong> - A strange stalk nt that grows fluffy white flowers that look like white moths. (I won’t tell you what it does just yet~)


    <strong>Yew</strong> - A tall, evergreen tree. Most parts of the nts are poisonous, and the consumption of even a small amount of the foliage can result in death. Yew needles and berries can be extracted from the tree and used in a variety of deadly poisons.