Description: Dark green leaves with a toxic sheen. Properties: Small amounts can purify the blood, but overuse is deadly and causes organ failure. Uses: Blood purifier, poison.

Description: A pale blue moss that glows faintly at night. Properties: Induces vivid dreams and deep sleep when brewed in tea. Overuse may cause sleep paralysis. Uses: Treatment for insomnia and anxiety.

Description: A small shrub with dark purple berries. Properties: The berries have a mild sedative effect but can cause vivid nightmares if overconsumed. Uses: Anxiety relief, sleep aid.

Description: Bright red flowers with flame-like patterns. Properties: In small doses, it boosts energy and alertness. Overconsumption may lead to heart palpitations and sweating. Uses: Stimulant for fatigue.

Description: Bright red flowers with flame-like patterns. Properties: In small doses, it boosts energy and alertness. Overconsumption may lead to heart palpitations and sweating. Uses: Stimulant for fatigue.

Description: Icy blue leaves that produce a chilling sensation when touched. Properties: Acts as a natural coolant for burns and reduces swelling. May cause frostbite if applied excessively. Uses: Burn treatment, cooling agent.

Description: White, translucent root that grows in dark, damp areas. Properties: The root can soothe pain and speed up recovery from minor injuries. However, it can cause temporary blindness. Uses: Pain relief, wound healing.

Description: A bioluminescent fern that shines faintly in the dark. Properties: The fronds can heal minor burns and cuts but may cause temporary skin irritation. Uses: Wound healing, skin care.

Description: A creeping vine with golden leaves. Properties: Enhances stamina and endurance, though it may lead to overexertion if misused. Uses: Energy booster, endurance enhancer.

Description: A prickly bush with dark red thorns. Properties: Stimulates blood flow and strengthens the heart, but can lead to rapid heartbeat if misused. Uses: Circulatory booster, heart health.

Description: Tough, black root with a metallic taste. Properties: Improves blood iron levels and combats anemia, but can cause constipation and digestive issues. Uses: Anemia treatment.

Description: A tough vine with metallic-looking leaves. Properties: Strengthens bones and muscles, though too much can cause joint stiffness. Uses: Bone strengthener, muscle tonic.

Description: Delicate silver-leaved herb that thrives under moonlight. Properties: Enhances mental clarity and focus, though overuse may lead to obsessive behavior. Uses: Cognitive enhancer.

Description: Slender green blades with a silvery sheen. Properties: When consumed, it reduces fever and inflammation, but may induce mild paralysis in high doses. Uses: Fever reducer, anti-inflammatory.

Description: A flower that only blooms in complete darkness, with petals that resemble shadows. Properties: Shadewort can mask pain and dull the senses, but it can also cause delirium and confusion. Uses: Painkiller, mental fog.

Description: A flower with star-shaped petals that sparkle in the moonlight. Properties: Enhances fertility and reproductive health. In rare cases, it may cause hormonal imbalances. Uses: Fertility aid, hormone balancer.

Description: A sturdy plant with electric-blue veins in its leaves. Properties: Used to stimulate mental alertness and enhance memory. Excessive use can lead to migraines. Uses: Memory booster, mental stimulant.

Description: A fern with fronds that darken as the sun sets. Properties: Relaxes muscles and aids in sleep, though too much can result in muscle weakness. Uses: Muscle relaxant, sleep aid.

Description: A dark, creeping vine with delicate silver veins. Properties: The vine’s juice is a powerful sedative but can lead to respiratory failure if misused. Uses: Sedative, calming agent.

Description: A tall, black-stemmed plant with deep crimson veins running through its twisted, thorn-covered branches. Properties: The plant is known as the deadliest in existence. Its dark red, heart-shaped fruits are extremely toxic, causing immediate paralysis followed by organ failure within minutes if ingested or touched. Even inhaling the fumes from its flowers can lead to hallucinations, confusion, and eventual death. Uses: Only highly skilled poison makers can use the essence of Deathvein in creating potions, and even they do so at great risk. It's primarily used in warfare or assassination due to its fast-acting poison. Environment: It grows in desolate, cursed lands, feeding on decayed matter and absorbing the life force of everything around it. The plant thrives in places where magic or natural disasters have left the land barren and lifeless.

Description: A small, but radiant, crystal-like plant with translucent, multicolored petals that shimmer like gemstones in the sunlight. Its leaves are soft and glowing, exuding an aura of vitality and warmth. Properties: The most potent healing plant known. Its flowers and leaves can cure almost any illness, regenerate lost limbs, and even reverse the effects of aging. The plant’s clear, sweet nectar is said to restore a person from the brink of death. It is one of the rarest and most coveted plants in existence, often guarded by powerful beings. Uses: The leaves are ground into healing salves that can mend any wound, and the nectar is brewed into powerful elixirs that can heal fatal diseases, including cancers and necrosis. Even a small dose can extend a person’s life by decades. It is used by high priests, healers, and royalty. Environment: Lifestone grows in hidden, sacred groves, usually found near ancient, magical springs or deep in untouched forests. Only those who seek it with pure intentions are able to find it.