Potion Brewing and Ingredient Gathering

Table of Contents

Recipes

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Gathering & Harvesting

Pricing Guide

Potions, poisons and other products have set prices based on their rarity. This cost is paid up front once the production is started. The price of ingredients used is subtracted from this price. The price of the product depends on its rarity and can be found in the table below.

If a potion making Check is failed, the original ingredients are returned, though gold spent is lost.

Ingredient Rarity	Cost
Common	5gp
Uncommon	10gp
Rare	50gp
Very Rare	150gp
Legendary	500gp

Potion Making Level System (Playtest)

Practice makes perfect. This also goes for the art of potion crafting.

Each time a player identifies or successfully gathers an ingredient, studies to learn a new recipe or successfully completes a product an amount of Potion Making Exp. is awarded according to rarity and quantity. The values of those are depicted in the table below. A player's Potion Making level applies equally to each of the three kits.

When a player investigates an area, they get a reward for each herb ingredient identified, based on rarity. No Exp. reward is obtained from identifying animals. A player can only receive Exp. once for identifying an herb in an area. Subsequent investigation can be performed to find rarer ingredients, awarding Exp. to the player only for newly identified ingredients. So, if the player identifies Gillyweed, Red Aminata Mushrooms and Singing Nettles during the same investigation, they receive 5 + 5 + 10 = 20 Exp. If the player investigates the area again, rolls higher and identifies Gillyweed, Red Aminata Mushrooms, Singing nettles, Hagfinger and Moonstalker, the player receives an additional 20 + 20 = 40 Exp.

Once a player has identified ingredients and successfully collects them, they get a reward for each unit of that ingredient acquired, based on rarity. So, if a player successfully harvests 4 vials of Purple Worm Poison, they receive 4 * 40 = 160 Exp.

The player can also obtain Potion Making Exp. for learning new recipes and producing potions or other products, depending on rarity. Recipes can only be learned once (the recipe learning process is described on page 3). No Exp. Is awarded to recipes learned via character leveling.

An Excel spreadsheet with all ingredient rarities is also available: (https://drive.google.com/file/d/14KB0KTRPMHxkBGut_D4Mu8OqQBhrIe5V/view?usp=sharing). This spreadsheet can also be used to automatically record the players Exp., ingredient stock, product stock and Potion Making Level. The file is nonfunctional in Drive, but can be downloaded as a .xlsx file.

Potion making modifier

Once the player has reached a certain Exp. value, they level up their potion making abilities to a maximum of level 10. Each level above level 1 provides a cumulative +1 to check made to determine if a potion was made successfully.

Level	EXP	Bonus
Lvl. 1	0	0
Lvl. 2	150	+1
Lvl. 3	450	+2
Lvl. 4	900	+3
Lvl. 5	1500	+4
Lvl. 6	2250	+5
Lvl. 7	3150	+6
Lvl. 8	4200	+7
Lvl. 9	5400	+8
Lvl. 10	6750	+9

Alchemist's Supplies

Crafting Potions & Alchemical Concoctions

Common Recipes (DC 8)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 8 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 25gp. The product is worth 50gp.

Alchemist's Fire

This sticky, adhesive fluid ignites when exposed to air. As an action, you can throw this flask up to 20 feet, shattering it on impact. Make a ranged Attack against a creature or object, treating the alchemist's fire as an improvised weapon.

On a hit, the target takes 1d4 fire damage at the start of each of its turns. A creature can end this damage by using its action to make a DC 10 Dexterity check to extinguish the flames.

Ingredients: Fire Peas, Flask of Oil

Bottled Breath

This bottle contains a breath of elemental air. When you inhale it, you either exhale it or hold it.

If you exhale the breath, you gain the effect of the gust of wind spell. If you hold the breath, you don’t need to breathe for 1 hour, though you can end this benefit early (for example, to speak). Ending it early doesn’t give you the benefit of exhaling the breath.

Ingredients: Air elemental wisp

Blasting Powder

This volatile alchemical powder comes in a small pouch. When ignited by an open flame or a fuse, the powder explodes. Each creature within 5 feet of the exploding pouch must make a DC 13 Dexterity saving throw, taking 3d6 bludgeoning damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

A character can bind multiple pouches of blasting powder together so they explode at the same time. Each additional pouch increases the damage by 1d6 (maximum of 10d6) and the blast radius by 5 feet (maximum of 20 feet).

Ingredients: Flame Lily, Charcoal

Fake Blood *

Crafted from bloodroot and infused with small quantities of powdered iron, this concoction looks, smell and even tastes the same as the real deal. An investigation of 15 or higher or any level of identification magic reveals its true nature.

Ingredients: Bloodroot

Grenade, smoke

As an action, a character can throw a grenade at a point up to 60 feet away. With a grenade launcher, the character can propel the grenade up to 120 feet away.

One round after a smoke grenade lands, it emits a cloud of smoke that creates a heavily obscured area in a 20-foot radius. A moderate wind (at least 10 miles per hour) disperses the smoke in 4 rounds; a strong wind (20 or more miles per hour) disperses it in 1 round.

Ingredients: Flame Lily, Frost Lichen

Ink, Spell Writing (common) *

1 ounce bottle used in the writing of spells. Can be used for Level 1-3 spells, both for scrolls and in books.

Ingredients: Charcoal

Potion of Climbing

When you drink this potion, you gain a climbing speed equal to your walking speed for 1 hour. During this time, you have advantage on Strength (Athletics) checks you make to climb. The potion is separated into brown, silver, and grey layers resembling bands of stone. Shaking the bottle fails to mix the colors.

Ingredients: Giant Wolf Spider Hair, Skulk Claw

Potion of Swimming *

The potion is made of layers of teal, light blue, and indigo fluid that resemble a deep ocean. Shaking the bottle fails to mix the colors.

When you drink this potion, you gain a swimming speed equal to your walking speed for 1 hour. During this time, you have advantage on Strength (Athletics) checks you make to swim.

Ingredients: Quipper Scale (x3)

Soothsalts

Soothsalts are derived from a naturally occurring crystalline. Soothsalts are consumed orally in lozenge-sized doses, and frequent users can be identified by the telltale crimson stain around their mouths. A creature subjected to a dose of soothsalts gains advantage on all Intelligence checks for 1d4 hours.

For each dose of soothsalts consumed, the creature must succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or gain one level of exhaustion—an effect which is cumulative with multiple doses.

Soothsalts may be worth as much as 150 gp to the right buyer, but is often illegal to trade.

Ingredients: Soothsalt Geode

Uncommon Recipes (DC 12)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 24 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 100gp. The product is worth 200gp.

Potion of Fire Breath

After drinking this potion, you can use a bonus action to exhale fire at a target within 30 feet of you. The target must make a DC 13 Dexterity saving throw, taking 4d6 fire damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. The effect ends after you exhale the fire three times or when 1 hour has passed. This potion's orange liquid flickers, and smoke fills the top of the container and wafts out whenever it is opened.

Ingredients: Ashblossom, Fire Elemental Ember

Potion of Growth

When you drink this potion, you gain the "enlarge" effect of the enlarge/reduce spell for 1d4 hours (no concentration required). The red in the potion's liquid continuously expands from a tiny bead to color the clear liquid around it and then contracts. Shaking the bottle fails to interrupt this process.

Ingredients: Sourgrass, Everfrost Berry, Giant Wolf Spider Hair

Potion of Resistance

When you drink this potion, you gain resistance to one type of damage for 1 hour. The damage type depends on the special ingredient added.

Ingredients: Hagfinger, plus a special ingredient

Potion of Waterbreathing

You can breathe underwater for 1 hour after drinking this potion. Its cloudy green fluid smells of the sea and has a jellyfish-like bubble floating in it.

Ingredients: Gillyweed, Water Elemental Droplet

Rare Recipes (DC 15)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 80 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 500gp. The product is worth 1000gp.

Potion of Invisibility

This potion's container looks empty but feels as though it holds liquid. When you drink it, you become invisible for 1 hour. Anything you wear or carry is invisible with you. The effect ends early if you attack or cast a spell.

Ingredients: Skulk Claw, Fairy Stool

Potion of Longevity

When you drink this potion, your physical age is reduced by 1d6 + 6 years, to a minimum of 13 years. Each time you subsequently drink a potion of longevity, there is 10 percent cumulative chance that you instead age by 1d6 + 6 years. Suspended in this amber liquid are a scorpion's tail, an adder's fang, a dead spider, and a tiny heart that, against all reason, is still beating. These ingredients vanish when the potion is opened.

Ingredients: Imp Heart, Red Amanita Mushroom

Potion of Possibility

When you drink this clear potion, you gain two Fragments of Possibility, each of which looks like a Tiny, greyish bead of energy that follows you around, staying within 1 foot of you at all times. Each fragment lasts for 8 hours or until used.

When you make an attack roll, an ability check, or a saving throw, you can expend your fragment to roll an additional d20 and choose which of the d20s to use. Alternatively, when an attack roll is made against you, you can expend your fragment to roll a d20 and choose which of the d20s to use, the one you rolled or the one the attacker rolled. If the original d20 roll has advantage or disadvantage, you roll your d20 after advantage or disadvantage has been applied to the original roll.

While you have one or more Fragments of Possibility from this potion, you can’t gain another Fragment of Possibility from any source.

Ingredients: Skulk Claw, Ectoplasm

Potion of Speed

When you drink this potion, you gain the effect of the haste spell for 1 minute (no concentration required). The potion's yellow fluid is streaked with black and swirls on its own.

Ingredients: Eagle’s claw (4), Lightning Moss, Sugar

Potion of Truesight *

Drinking this potion grants truesight with a range of 120 feet for 1 hour.

Ingredients: Fairy Stool, Nothic Tears

Superior Potion of Mana *

Vibrant blue and deeply purple, studded with dots of white and silver, this potion reminds of the night sky. When agitated, it lets out a soft, purple light. After drinking this potion, the user regains 8 Recovery Points similar to the wizard’s Arcane Recovery or regains 8 sorcery points.

Ingredients: Pixie’s Parasol, Silverthorn, Dragon’s Blood, Remorhaz Ichor

Herbalism Kit

Common Recipes (DC 8)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 8 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 25gp. The product is worth 50gp.

Antitoxin

A creature that drinks this vial of liquid gains advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour. It confers no benefit to undead or constructs.

Ingredients: Everfrost Berry, Cat’s Tongue

Potion of Healing

You regain 2d4 + 2 hit points when you drink this potion. The potion's red liquid glimmers when agitated. It confers no benefit to undead or constructs.

Ingredients: Red Amanita Mushroom

Muroosa Balm

This paste made from the muroosa bush is known to help prevent sunburn, but it is also a fire retardant. After spending 1 minute applying a quarter pint of muroosa balm to your skin, you gain resistance against fire damage for 1 hour.

Ingredients: Flame Lilly, Muroosa twigs

Pepper Peppers *

A beneficial snack, these pick-me-ups have a fiery heat and a very satisfying crunch. Eating a Pepper Pepper grants the consumer 3 temporary hit points.

Ingredients: Fire Peas

Note: each recipe make 6 Pepper Peppers and can be made with the cooking kit as well.

Potion of Plantspeak *

A clear, brown liquid filled with vibrate green twigs and leaves that changes into a pale yellow liquid once opened. Drinking it grants the drinker the ability to communicate with plants for 5 minutes.

Ingredients: Cat’s Tongue, Muroosa Bush

Soothing Salve *

A sticky, sour smelling salve that can be applied to wounds. When you expend hit dice to recover hit points while using this salve, you recover an additional 3 hit points for each hit die expended. This effect lasts for 1 hour after applied.

Ingredients: Sourgrass, Acid Dew

Quenching Pilther *

A blue potion that always has 2 ice cubes, a sprig of mint and 2 slices of lemon floating in it. It always cool to the touch. Drinking the potion quenching a person’s thirst completely and removes their need to drink anything for 2 days. This makes it highly sought after near desserts for those who venture on caravans.

Ingredients: Muroosa Bush, Gillyweed

Willowshade Oil

A dark blue oil can be extracted from the fruit of the Willowshade plant. A creature can use its action to apply the oil to another creature that has been petrified for less than 1 minute, causing the petrified condition on that creature to end at the start of what would be that creature’s next turn.

Ingredients: Willowshade Fruit

Uncommon Recipes (DC 12)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 24 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 100gp. The product is worth 200gp.

Polymorph Potion *

An almost clear, pale green potion with a constantly morphing projection of a creature floating within. Drinking this potion allows the drinker to use the Polymorph spell on themselves for 15 minutes without concentration.

Ingredients: Rainbow Mushroom, Dreamlilly, Willowshade Fruit

Potion of Restoration *

A purple potion with images of strands of muscle, blood veins and chunks of organ floating in it. Drinking this potion causes destroyed or missing body parts and/or organs to regrow over a period of a week. This causes severe itching and sometimes rashy pain at the sites of regrowth.

Ingredients: Acid Dew (2), Morning Dew, Red Amanita Mushroom (2)

Potion of Revival

An entirely opaque, black potion with a point of light hanging in the middle. Drinking this potion has no effect on live people, but when poured down the throat of a person who died within a minute of administration it revives them, returning them to 1 HP. This does not work if they died of old age nor can it repair any missing body parts.

Ingredients: Acid Dew, Dreamlily, White Orchid Seed

Potion of Superior Healing

You regain 8d4 + 8 hit points when you drink this potion. The potion's red liquid glimmers when agitated. It confers no benefit to undead or constructs.

Ingredients: Red Amanita Mushroom (3)

Tincture of Werewolf's Bane *

Any lycanthrope that drinks this tincture must make a DC 19 Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the lycanthrope takes 3d10 necrotic damage and must change to its humanoid form if it was not already in that form, after which the lycanthrope cannot change form for 24 hours. On a success, the lycanthrope only takes half that damage.

Ingredients: Wolfsbane, Silverthorn

Very Rare Recipes (DC 18)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 240 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 1000gp. The product is worth 2000gp.

Poisoner's Kit

Crafting Poisons

Common Recipes (DC 8)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 8 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 25gp. The product is worth 50gp.

Acid Tablets*

Designed to look like Stomach Stoppers, these tablet pack a punch. Consuming one forces the target to make a DC 14 Constitution saving throw or take 1d6 acid damage and be unable to vomit for 30 seconds. At the start of each subsequent turn, the target must repeat the saving throw. A successful saving throw allows the target to throw up and rid themselves of the poison’s effect.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Acid

Basic Poison

You can use the poison in this vial to coat one slashing or piercing weapon or up to three pieces of ammunition. Applying the poison takes an action. A creature hit by the Poisoned weapon or ammunition must make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw or take 1d4 poison damage. Once applied, the poison retains potency for 1 minute before drying.

Type: Injury

Ingredients: Nightshade

Biza’s Breath

A creature subjected to this poison must succeed on a DC 16 Constitution saving throw or become poisoned for 1 minute. The poisoned creature must use its action to make a melee attack against a randomly determined creature within its reach. If there is no other creature within its reach, the poisoned creature does nothing on its turn. The creature can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the effect on itself on a success

Type: Inhaled

Ingredients: Angle’s Trumpet, Frost Lichen

Dazzling Bomb*

A small bomb that, when set off, fills a 30 ft diameter sphere with a highly irritating powder. The bomb can be triggered either by a fuse or a tripwire. Creatures exposed to the powder are forced to make a DC 13 Dexterity saving throw or be stunned for 1 turn. Constructs are not affected by this poison.

Type: Inhaled

Ingredients: Nightshade, Gillyweed

Liquid Paranoia *

A creature who ingests this poison is inflicted with the frightened condition, with the source of fear being the next humanoid it sees within 5 minutes of ingestion. The creature must make a DC 15 Wisdom saving throw, on a failed save the fear lasts for 1 hour or half as long on a success.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Moonstalker

Nausea Pellet*

A black pellet made from Sourgrass that can be thrown as an improvised weapon with a 20/40 range. When thrown at a target, it shatters into a fine powder filling a 5x5ft square. Creatures in that square must make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or become poisoned for 30 seconds and can repeat the saving throw at the end of their turn. Affected creatures can also decide to spend their action throwing up or a bonus action taking a Stomach Stopper to rid themselves of the poisoned condition.

Holding one’s breath is ineffective as the powder targets the nasal mucosal membranes. Constructs are not affected.

Type: Inhaled

Ingredients: Sourgrass (2)

Perfume of Bewitching

This tiny vial contains magic perfume, enough for one use. You can use an action to apply the perfume to yourself, and its effect lasts 1 hour. For the duration, you have advantage on all Charisma checks directed at humanoids of challenge rating 1 or lower. Those subjected to the perfume’s effect are not aware that they’ve been influenced by magic.

Ingredients: Perfume, Mindflayer Stinkhorn

Uncommon Recipes (DC 12)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 24 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 100gp. The product is worth 200gp.

Noxious Transpiration *

This pale turquoise poison has a very unique way of working. Drinking it itself is not dangerous but causes the drinker’s sweat to turn poisonous for 1 hour. This effect only happens 2 hours after drinking it. Any contact with the drinker with a surface of skin approximately the size of the palm of the hand or larger forces the target to make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or take 1d10+4 poison damage. A successful save results in no damage. Once the target is exposed once, it cannot be affected by the poison again for 12 hours.

Type: Contact

Ingredients: Death Cap, Mindflayer Stinkhorn

Pale Tincture

A creature subjected to this poison must succeed on a DC 16 Constitution saving throw or take 3 (1d6) poison damage and become poisoned. The poisoned creature must repeat the saving throw every 24 hours, taking 3 (1d6) poison damage on a failed save. Until this poison ends, the damage the poison deals can't be healed by any means. After seven successful saving throws, the effect ends and the creature can heal normally.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Black Sap, Death Cap

Philter of Love

The next time you see a creature within 10 minutes after drinking this philter, you become charmed by that creature for 1 hour. If the creature is of a species and gender you are normally attracted to, you regard it as your true love while you are charmed. This potion's rose-hued, effervescent liquid contains one easy-to-miss bubble shaped like a heart.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Fairy Stool, Serpent’s Venom

Potion of Poison

This concoction looks, smells, and tastes like a Potion of Healing or other beneficial potion. However, it is actually poison masked by illusion magic. An identify spell reveals its true nature. If you drink it, you take 3d6 poison damage, and you must succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or be poisoned. At the start of each of your turns while you are poisoned in this way, you take 3d6 poison damage. At the end of each of your turns, you can repeat the saving throw. On a successful save, the poison damage you take on your subsequent turns decreases by 1d6. The poison ends when the damage decreases to 0.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Potion of Healing, Bane Berry

Truth Serum

A creature subjected to this poison must succeed on a DC 12 Constitution saving throw or become poisoned for 1 hour. The poisoned creature can’t knowingly speak a lie, as if under the effect of a zone of truth spell.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Fairy Stool, Mindflayer Stinkhorn

Taratella: The Great Humiliator *

Drinking this murky, muddy brown liquid forces the consumer to make a DC 14 Charisma saving throw. On a failure, the target becomes poisoned indefinitely. While poisoned, the consumer has vivid dreams and occasional hallucinations of people laughing at them takes 1d4+1 psychic poison every 6 hours. On a successful saving throw, the target is poisoned for 2 days, but only takes 2 psychic damage every 6 hours. The only known way to rid oneself of the poison is to dance as poorly as one can for 1 hour in a town square during daytime.

Type: Ingestion

Ingredients: Dreamlily, Bloodroot

Rare Recipes (DC 15)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 80 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 500gp. The product is worth 1000gp.

Devil’s Powder *

A hyper fine, red powder with a faintly smoky aroma, this powder is to be blown into the face of the target before dispersing harmlessly into the air. The target has to make a DC 18 Charisma Saving throw. On a failed save, the target experiences an altered version of reality where it perceives the world as a hellscape inhabited by foul creatures and becomes extremely vulnerable to intimidation, aggressive forms of persuasion and deception for 1 hour. On a successful save, the target becomes slightly paranoid and skittish.

Type: Inhaled

Ingredients: Angel’s Trumpet, Blight Spores

Magebane *

This potion looks like red wine but smells like old boots. Upon drinking it, the consumer gains the mage slayer feat for 1 minute.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Wolfsbane, Drider Poison, Serpent’s Venom

Magic’s Bane *

Magic can be one of the most powerful forces in existence and a great bane towards anyone trying to fight a powerful magical creature. This clear, colourless potion with a purple, cloudy sphere darting through it when brought in contact with the blood of a creature forces it to make a DC 14 Wisdom saving throw. On a failure, its ability to cast spells is disrupted for 1 minute, needing to make 10 arcana check to be able to use their spell. The saving throw can be repeated at the end of every turn. On a successful save, the target experiences no effects.

Type: Injury, Injection

Ingredients: Bane Berry, The Bearded Green, Wolf’s Bane

Oil of Taggit

A creature subjected to this poison must succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or become Poisoned for 24 hours. The Poisoned creature is Unconscious. The creature wakes up if it takes damage.

Type: Contact

Ingredients: Flask of Oil, Wolfsbane

Thessaltoxin

This poison was first created using blood harvested from the artificer Thessalar. A creature subjected to the poison must succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or take on a new form as if affected by the polymorph spell. The creature’s new form is a random beast or a creature it has seen within the last 24 hours (as chosen by the DM). This transformation lasts until the end of the target’s next long rest. This effect is not subject to dispel magic or remove curse, but a greater restoration spell restores the creature to its original form.

Ingredients: Dracula’s Blood, Black Cup Mushroom

Torpor

A creature subjected to this poison must succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or become poisoned for 4d6 hours. The poisoned creature is Incapacitated.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Mandrake Root, Lightning Moss

Very Rare Recipes (DC 18)

Creation of these items requires the ingredients listed and 240 hours of work. After deducting the costs of the ingredient(s), a recipe costs 1000gp. The product is worth 2000gp.

Armourer’s Blight *

This seemingly harmless, pale green liquid is what keeps the master armourer up at night. Designed and brewed carefully to turn the best armour in the realm into an unwearable death trap, this poison has the unique ability to seep into metal. When poured, smeared or thrown on a piece of armour, this oil forces the wearer of that armour to make a DC 17 Constitution saving throw at the start of each turn or take 4d6 lightning damage. On a successful saving throw, the target instead takes 4 lightning damage. This poison lasts for 10 years and can only be removed by heating the metal to at least 700 °C/ 1300 °F.

Type: contact

Ingredients: Giant’s Toenail (Cloud or Storm), Acid Dew (3), Flask of Oil

Coup de Poudre *

This is a most vile concoction that is needed in the larger process to turn a living humanoid into a loyal Revenant. To make it, a person needs proficiency with the Poisoner’s and Alchemy kit. The powder is made from herbs, powdered human bones and certain animal poisons.

If ingested, the brew forces the target to make a DC 17 Constitution saving throw at midnight or take 5d8 necrotic and 5d8 poison damage on a failure or half that on a successful save. If the target drops to 0 hp or lower from this, it enters a state resembling death. The body then needs to be buried within 3 days and exhumed within 8 hours. If that is done, the next step can begin.

The poisoner then needs to perform a 4 hour ritual where the soul of the deceased is captured in the jar and sealed and the body is bound to the poisoner. The body then reanimates and becomes a Revenant in loyal service to the poisoner. The only follows verbal orders spoken in a language the victim understood, which can be done as a bonus action.

Any damage to the Revenant is healed at midnight. As long as the jar remains intact and sealed and the Revenant never drops to 0 hp, the service remains indefinitely.

Type: Ingestion

Ingredients: Black Thistle parts, powdered human bones, Blue-Ringed Octopus Poison, a lidded clay jar

Medusa’s Vengance*

This thick, grey liquid is a poison is to be applied to weapons or ammunition. If those weapons come in contact with the blood of a creature 3 times, the target is forced to make a DC 16 Charisma saving throw or become petrified over the next 3 turns; becoming more and more sluggish at the start of each of their turns, losing 1/3 of their max movement speed. On a failed save, the target loses 5ft of movement for the next 15 minutes. Once a target has made a successful saving throw, they are immune to the poison for the next minute.

The poison can coat a weapon for 5 minutes or 20 pieces of ammunition for a period of 3 days. Constructs are not affected by this poison.

Type: Injury

Ingredients: Angle’s Trumpet, Black Sap, Idle Claws (2)

Black Thistle Poison *

If it can be done without killing oneself, collecting parts of the Black Thistle, grinding it up and distilling it produces pure Black Thistle poison. This extraordinarily deadly poison is jet black with a suspension of metallic cobalt mica-like powder and fumes faint purple gases when its ampule is opened, filling a 10 ft. cube for a maximum of 30 minutes before being evaporated completely. When this poison is applied to weapons or up to 10 pieces of ammunition, the poison remains active for 30 minutes and 3 minutes respectively. During this period, these objects project the same fumes as an open ampule.

Exposure to these fumes for more than 12 seconds forces the exposed creature to make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the creature takes 4 necrotic damage and is blinded for 30 seconds. On a successful save, the creature takes 2 necrotic damage. Repeated short exposure has no effect for 12 hours after first exposure.

Exposure for 5 minute or more a day forces the creature to make a DC 16 Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the creature takes 2d8 necrotic damage and is blinded for 5 days. On a successful save, the creature takes half damage and heavily blurs vision for 5 hours. If a creature is exposed for another (cumulative) 5 minutes, the creature takes 2d12 necrotic damage and is permanently blinded, which can be restored with any type of regenerative magic or potion. There is no saving throw. Further exposure has no effect for 24 hours.

Contact with the blood or injection with a dose of this poison sufficient for at least 15 minutes of fuming is much, much more dangerous. It forces the target to make a DC 18 Constitution saving throw at disadvantage. On a failed save, the target takes 5d12 necrotic damage, becomes permanently blinded, deaf, is unable to smell or taste and has its senses of touch reduced by 80% for the remainder of its life. The damage can only be restored by regenerative magic cast at level 6 or higher or 4 doses of Potion of restoration spread over a month. On a successful saving throw, the target takes 3d8 necrotic damage and is either blinded or deafened and loses either its sense of smell or taste for 1 day, the DM's choice, and has its sense of touch reduced by 35% for 12 hours. This level of damage to the senses can be restored with regenerative magic cast at level 2 or higher or a Potion of Restoration.

Type: Exposure, Injection, Injury

Ingredients: Black Thistle parts (4)

Deathsleep *

A creature that ingests this poison must succeed at DC 19 Constitution saving throw or become poisoned for 24 hours. The poisoned creature appears to be dead, and only succeeding a DC 20 Medicine check can determine otherwise.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Tea of Refreshment, Purple Worm Poison

Essence of Rage *

A brown potion with the consistency of mud, it turns into a clear, violently red potion when agitated with more than the lightest touch. Drinking the potion provides the Rage ability of the Barbarian class for 30 seconds. When brought in contact with the blood of a creature through injury or injection, it forces the target to make a DC 16 Constitution saving throw. On a successful save, the target gets the Rage ability of the Barbarian class for 60 seconds. On a failed save, the target is forced into the Rage ability of the Barbarian class for 30 seconds and is forced to attack the closest target with melee attacks. Starting on the 2nd turn after the potion is applied, the target can make another Constitution saving throw. On a success, all effects end. This potion has no effect on constructs or undead.

Type: Ingested, Injury

Ingredients: Dragon’s Blood, Moonstalker, Lightning Struck Metal

Midnight Tears

A creature that ingests this poison suffers no effect until the stroke of midnight. If the poison has not been neutralized before then, the creature must succeed on a DC 17 Constitution saving throw, taking 9d6 poison damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

Type: Ingested

Ingredients: Death Cap, Ankheg Ichor

Sandman’s Revenge*

This yellowish, chunky powder is a poison to be blown into the face of the target. Upon contact, the target must make a DC 18 Wisdom saving throw. Upon a failure, the target take 2d10 necrotic damage and suffers 3 levels of exhaustion. Upon a success, the target takes 4 necrotic damage and suffers 1 level of exhaustion.

Holding one’s breath is ineffective as the powder targets the nasal mucosal membranes. Constructs and the undead are not affected.

Type: Inhaled

Ingredients: Remorhaz Ichor, Mandrake Root, Bane Berry

Night Hag’s Curse*

Conceptually, this poison might be the worst one in existence. It is not meant to kill a person but to torment them to the end of their days. This clear, lilac liquid, once injected or ingested, forces the target to make a DC 18 Wisdom saving throw. On a success, the target suffers from vivid nightmares over the course of a week and suffers 4 psychic damage upon waking up each morning. On a failed saving throw, the target’s brain is afflicted permanently and they experience night terrors that make it hard to sleep, resulting in 2d10 psychic damage upon waking up and no automatic lose of 1 point of exhaustion upon completing a long rest, instead requiring the throw of a d100 each morning. If the target throws a 25 or lower, the restore 1 point of exhaustion. If they throw between 26-74, they do not. If they throw a 75 or higher, they suffer 1 point of exhaustion. The only known way to get rid of the effects of this poison is a greater restoration spell cast at 6th level or higher after drinking a Tea of Refreshment while the target has no levels of exhaustion.

Type: Ingested, injury or injected

Ingredients: Devil’s powder

Water of Death*

This liquid looks, smells and tastes like water. Even the majority of alchemic and magical tests on this liquid cannot distinguish it from water. Only the spell Identify cast at level 7 or higher or detailed alchemic test, lasting 24 hours and costing 300 gp, will reveal that this liquid is actually one of the deadliest poisons in existence.

Made from rare mushrooms, herbs and poisons, any contact with this poison forces the subjected creature to make a DC 20 Constitution saving throw. On a failed save, the creature suffers blindness and deafness for 48 hours and becomes too riddled with pain to move for 24 hours. The creature’s maximum hit points is permanently reduced by 2d12 and receives 7d10 poison damage after 12 hours. On a successful save, the creature’s maximum hit points is reduced by 2d12 hit points and has blurred vision and muffled hearing for 24 hours.

The lost maximum hit points can only be restored by healing after ingesting a Potion of Vitality or by a Greater Restoration or a Regenerate spell cast at level 8 or higher.

Type: Injury, Ingestion

Ingredients: Black Cap Mushroom, Wyvern poison, Dreamlilly, Hagfinger

Minor Potions

Minor potions are produced with either the alchemy or herbalism kit. They have reduced creation times and costs compared to more complicated potions and most recipes do not require special ingredients, instead being produced solely with basic ingredients. They are often produced in batches and can be highly sought after as commercial products with at least some of them found in any responsible apothecary store.

Recipes for minor potions are considered common knowledge and can be easily found and learned within 15 minutes and do not require mastering. Each time the player's proficiency bonus increases, the player can learn 2 new recipes. Learning a new minor potion recipe or completing a single dose or batch does not yield any Potion Making Exp. Successfully creating a minor potion requires passing a DC 7.

Individual minor potions cost 10 gold and 2 hours to produce, while a batch of 5 takes 45 gold and 8 hours. Potions that require special ingredients can be produced in single doses but this consumes the entire ingredient while not reducing the cost of the single dose. For example, a batch of 5 dandruff ointments requires 1 acid dew and 35 gp for a price of 7 Gp per dose. If the player decides to brew only 1 dose, this costs 1 acid dew and 7 gp. Minor potions have a market value of 20 gp unless specified otherwise.

Bladder Aid

A supremely tart, reddish-brown pill meant to be taken with water twice a day. It aids in clearing bladder and urethra infections. Usually, a mild infection takes 4 doses and a serious infection 10 or more doses. Each product contains 8 doses.

No special ingredients.

Bowel Blocker

A suppository, this capsule aids in relieving diarrhea and gas. One is to be taken each day and usually require only 1 dose to clear the problem. Each product contains 5 doses.

No special ingredients.

Bowel Mover

A purple-brownish paste that tastes strongly like figs with a hint of coffee. It is used to treat constipation and should be taken twice a day. Each product contains 18 doses.

No special ingredients

Bruise Bleaching Brew

A tiny bottle of pitch-black liquid. It helps heal bruises quickly, turning even the largest and blackest of bruises into faint yellowish spots within an hour. Each product contains only 1 dose.

No special ingredients.

Burn Remedy

A viscous, oily salve with a strong menthol smell. If applied to burns, it speeds up their recovery time 3-fold and reduces pain significantly. A minor burn is healed in 1-2 days after application, a 2nd degree burn takes 4-6 days and serious burns take 8+ days to heal after application. It also helps in reducing scarring from developing. A dose is sufficient to cover a playing card’s worth of skin for 12 hours. A product contains 24 doses.

Ingredients: Flask of Oil

Common Cold Concoction

Suppresses the symptoms of the common cold completely, but does not cure it. One dose typically works for 24 hours, though severe cases might require more frequent doses. Unfortunately, this bit of medicine takes shape as greenish-yellow, slightly squishy tablets. Each product contains 20 doses.

No special ingredients.

Common Herbicide

Yellow and opaque, this product can kill grasses, herbaceous plants, young trees and bushes over a period of 12 hours after application. Plants that possess a stat sheet are not affected. Toxic effects of plants, should they possess them, remain 24 hours after the death of the plant. 1 dose can kill 50 square feet of plant growth.

Ingredients: Bane Berry

Cough Stop Drops

Small, incredibly hard, pink pills with an pleasantly sweet taste. These pills are to be suckled on and last for roughly 3 hours. During this time, the user’s coughs caused by non-magical or chemical means are subdued. Each product contains 56 pills.

No special ingredients

Cover-up Concoction

A colourless solution, it requires the adding of a single hair from the scalp of those who wish to use it, after which it will take on the natural hair colour of the user at age 25. Makes the hair on the user’s head grow out by 10 centimeters, fills in bald spots and dyes the hair to the colour of the user at age 25. The bald spots gradually open up again over the period of a week and the colour slowly washes out of the course of a month. Each product is sufficient for 6 treatments.

No special ingredients.

Cure for Boils

This red tincture is to be applied on boils drop wise thrice a day. This should cause the boils to burst in 2-3 days instead of 17-21 days. This medicine is known to cause skin irritation and itching, which is often hard to identify due to the staining effect it. Each product is sufficient to cure 1 outbreak of boils.

No special ingredients.

Dandruff Draught

Though this product has the title of being a draught it should not be drank under any circumstance. The draught is rather acidic and tastes foul. Instead, it should be applied to the scalp where it is to be allowed to soak for 10 minutes before being rinsed out. Doing this removes any all dandruff or dried skin fragments from the user. Leaving the draught in place for too long can cause skin irritation and worse itching than the initial dandruff. Each product contains 8 doses.

Ingredients: Acid Dew

Ear Clear

A thin solution with a tangy smell, this is supposed to be poured into the ears when infected and left there for 2 minutes at a time. This is supposed to be repeated 3 times a day for 2 days or until the infection clears. Each product can treat 1 infection.

No special ingredients.

Eye Drops

A clear, colourless liquid with no smell. It has been made with several herbs extracts to treat both dry eyes and minor to moderate irritations of the eye. Dry eyes require 3 doses a day, infections 5. Each product contains 60 doses.

No Special Ingredients.

Fertility Booster

A pink potion with a purple-ish mist hanging above it that disappears once opened. Unfortunately, it tastes like chalk and burnt rubber. This potion is meant to be used for 5 days following the start a woman’s menstruation by both the man and the woman trying to conceive. It is thought to give a slight boost to the odds of getting pregnant. It has no effect if either party is infertile. Each product contains 5 doses.

No special ingredients.

Fever Remedy

A lavender potion that tastes like mint and acetone. To be taken twice a day. It greatly aids in reducing the severity of fevers but does not clear the source of it. A vital piece of kit for any healer or doctor. Each product contains 15 doses.

No special ingredients.

Gentleman’s Aid

A blue concoction often sold in an inconspicuous packaging, this product can assist men getting into “hard” situations for 2 hours at a time. Each product contains 24 doses.

No special Ingredients.

Haemorrhoid Ointment

A blue, red and orange speckled cream with a smell of aloe vera and blackberries. It is used to treat haemorrhoids. 3 doses should be applied daily for up to a week. Each product contains 20 doses.

No Special Ingredients.

Headache-Away

A fine, green powder meant to be sharply inhaled. It is very proficient at numbing headaches though careful dosing should always be used. Overconsumption can result in dizziness or even vertigo. Each product contains 12 doses.

No special ingredients.

Hiccup Brew

This pink solution is quite alcoholic and has a wonderful taste and is sometimes used in cocktails. It cures hiccups, both natural and magically induced. Excessive use can induce hiccups instead. Each product can treat 5 bouts of hiccups, or be used to make 15 cocktails.

No special ingredients.

Inflammation Queller

Tablets made from the extracts of ginger, garlic, turmeric and ginseng amongst others. This results in the tablets have a strong taste that is rarely liked. If taken twice a day, they can reduce inflammation of joints and muscles caused by anything from overuse to lessening impact of the arthritis. Can cause serious side effects in allergic people such as shortness of breath, passing out or even encephalitis and anaphylaxis. Each product contains 20 doses.

No special ingredients

Ink

An ordinary 5 ounce bottle of ink. Can be made in red, blue, green or black.

No special ingredients.

Insect Repellent Salve

A thick, greasy salve capable of repelling insects. This kind of repellent does not protects against giant insects or the vile swarms of insects described in appendix A of the Monster Manual. One application protects its wearer against normal insects for 24 hours. The salve is waterproof so it doesn’t wash off in rain. Each product contains 40 applications.

Each time a product is made, 4 Insect Repellent Salves are produced. A batch production results in 20 Salves. A single Salve costs 5 gp.

Ingredients: Flask of Oil

Joint Lubrication

A thin oil that smells of almonds and citrus. It is to be rubbed on painful joints to numb the pain locally for up to 8 hours. Each product contains 80 doses.

No special ingredients.

Mouth Cleanser

A clear, cyan, highly alcoholic potion with a strong peppery burning sensory effect. It is to be used twice a day to reduce tooth decay and improve the smell of the breath. Each product contains 28 doses.

No Special Ingredients.

Lip Balm

A stick of white, slightly grease lip balm smelling like rosemary and orange blossom. This specific one has the dual function of moisturizing and treating infections such as sores. In good weather, a single dose per day is needed to treat chapped lips while cold weather can quadruple that. Any type of infection requires 3 doses a day for up to 2 weeks. Each product contains 100 doses.

Each time this product is made, 4 Lip Balms are produced. A batch production results in 20 Balms. A single Lip Balm costs 5 gp.

No special ingredients

Muscle Balm

A strongly smelling, herbal salve used to treat sore muscles. Each dose is sufficient to treat an area the size of the upper arm and shoulder. Each product contains 40 doses.

Ingredients: Flask of Oil

Pain Killer

Pills made with an extract of birch tree bark. These pills can generally relieve pains in the body for up to 5 hours, though specific pains may require more specialized medicine. Each product contains 18 doses.

No special ingredients.

Patch-up Potion

A faintly purple liquid, this potion heals abrasions and minor cuts in minutes. Very popular with the nannies of rich toddlers. Each product contains 5 doses.

Ingredients: Gillyweed

Pregnancy Prevention

An indigo potion which produces a green mist that appears only after opening the bottle. If taken for 5 days after the end of menstruation, it prevents the woman from getting pregnant for the duration of her cycle. Very popular amongst prostitutes and mistresses. Each product contains 5 doses.

No special ingredients.

Nerve Calmer

A grey, thick potion with a lemony taste. A dose of this potion reduces the stress and clams the nerves of a user. Highly popular amongst entertainment fighters, newbie bouncers, introverts, etc. It has been prescribed to people with certain phobias. Each product contains 20 doses.

Ingredients: Nightshade

Gatherable Plants & Fungi

Noted below are all fungi and plants that can be collected

Black Sap

This tarry substance harvested from the dark boughs of the death’s head willow is a powerful intoxicant. It can be smoked as a concentrate or injected directly into the bloodstream. A creature subjected to a dose of black sap cannot be charmed or frightened for 1d6 hours.

For each dose of black sap consumed, a creature must succeed on a DC 15 Constitution saving throw or become poisoned for 2d4 hours—an effect that is cumulative with multiple doses.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 doses

Location: Sites of frequent or large scale death

Uses (4): Malice, Pale Tincture, Medusa’s Vengance, Potion of Legendary Resistance

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Black Thistle

These flowers are very rare and only found in one of two locations: in the gardens of very specialized herbalists or on farmland previously raided by wyverns. This is due to how wyvern’s poison can chemically burn plants and the soil beneath them if applied in moderate to high doses (4 ounces/1 vial per 25 square feet or higher), though finding this concentration outside of specialized gardens is rare. If this burned soil is then sown with barley seed with at most 30 seeds per square foot, a jet black plant with glass-like, white needles covering its stem and metallic cobalt flowers sprouts from each seed, taking 3 months to grow to maturity. This plant is extraordinarily dangerous, every part of it being loaded with toxins. Touching the needles without dragon leather gloves causes 1 piercing damage and 1d12 poison damage. When the stem is first cut, it sprays its sap for a 2 ft cone. If any of this sap comes in contact with uncovered skin, it causes 2d10 poison damage. This same sap is also present in the roots, though does not spray out when cut. Even its flowers contain poison in its nectar, killing any insect that feeds on it instantly, though contact with it is very hard for anything bigger than an ant. These plants can last for up to 5 years, though do not produce seeds.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 20)

Quantity: 1d4+1 Black Thistle parts per plant

Location: Wyvern poison burned soil

Uses (2): Black Thistle Poison(4), Coup de Poudre

Pricing rarity: Very Rare (150gp)

Blight Spores

Bright red spores from Blightshrooms, growing exclusively in caves on the Blightshore and the Eastern side of the Penumbra Range. A creature exposed to a large dose of the spores must succeed a DC 16 Constitution saving throw or be Poisoned for 3d6 hours. While the creature is poisoned, it experiences the same effects as if it were under the Confusion spell. A restoration spell or a dose of antitoxin can remove the effect.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 doses

Location: Blightshore Caves

Uses (3): Blight Ichor, Devil's Powder, Forgetfulness

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Bloodroot

On first glance, these roots look a lot like purple carrots, but upon being cut or broke ooze a bloodred liquid. If processed properly, this can be used as a long lasting dye or even food colouring. However, improper preparation can instead result in skin irritation or food poisoning.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d8 roots

Location: Grassland, Savanah

Uses (4): Dracula’s Essence, Fake Blood, Taratella: The Great Humiliator, Vampiric Essence

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cat's Tongue

This mid-sized herbaceous plant has bundles of small, 5 bladed, purple/white flowers that quickly turn and ripen into fig sized pods. The pods have a slightly toxic outer shell revealing an inner fruit that has a tard taste and great nutritional properties.

Gather Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 2d4 pods

Location: Grassland, Forests

Uses (6): Antitoxin, Potion of Animal Friendship, Potion of Heroism, Potion of Plantspeak, Potion of Vitality, Tea of Refreshment

Pricing rarity: Common (5gp)

Death Cap

Though unassuming looking with a slender, white stalk and white to lightly brown, death cap is dangerous. 12 hours after ingesting the mushroom or an extract of it, a creature must make a DC 17 constitution saving throw or be poisoned. Once a creature is poisoned, it takes 2d8 poison damage and suffers severe stomach aches and cramps lasting 24 hours. If antidote is not taken during this period, the creature’s liver starts being degraded resulting in jaundice and takes 1d10 poison damage at midday until a Greater Restoration or Regenerate is performed or an elixir of health is consumed.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 20)

Quantity: 1d4 heads

Location: Forests, dry areas of Swamps

Uses (4): Directed Delay, Midnight Tears, Noxious Transpiration, Pale Tincture

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Dreamlily

A white, slightly silvery 5 pointed flower with an intoxicating smell. It can be soaked in warm water to create a psychoactive liquid that smells and tastes like your favorite beverage. A creature under the effects of dreamlily is poisoned for 1 hour. While poisoned in this way, the creature is immune to fear, and the first time it drops to 0 hit points without being killed outright, it drops to 1 hit point instead.

Gather Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 2d6 flowers

Location: Grasslands, Coasts

Uses (7): Angel powder, Polymorph Potion, Potion of Maximum Power, Potion of Poison, Potion of Revival, Sleeping Pills, Taratella: The Great Humiliator

Pricing rarity: Common (5gp)

Everfrost Berries

A babyblue, heartshaped berry the size of a blueberry known for their purifying properties. The plants these berries grow on are wholly immune to any frost damage, and are known for their abundance of fruit during harsh winters.

Gather Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 5)

Quantity: 3d6 berries

Location: Grasslands, Forests

Uses (5): Potion of Growth, Potion of Resistance (Poison), Antitoxin, Anti-Acne Aid, Meditative Rest

Pricing rarity: Common (5gp)

Fairy Stool

This small pink mushroom is most often found in fairy rings. Ingesting it causes blindness for 1 minute on a failed DC 20 Constitution saving throw, along with vivid hallucinations.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d4 stalks

Location: Feywild, Forests

Uses (6): Elixer of Health, Fire Plague, Liquid Luck, Philter of Love, Potion of Invisibility, Potion of Truesight, Truth Serum

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Fire Peas

Though the pale blue flowers of this plant may suggest otherwise, the pea pods of this low shrub are scorchingly spicy and a sought after spice in certain areas of the world.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 pods

Location: Desert, Savanah

Uses (4): Alchemist's Fire, Lava Paste, Pepper Peppers, Meditative Rest

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Flame Lily

Named after its red and orange, 7-leafed flowers whose petals point skywards as opposed to the downwards facing stems, resembling a flame. When used carefully, these flowers can be used for curative concoctions, but high doses are deadly.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d8 flowers

Location: Desert, Savanah

Uses (7): Blasting Powder, Grenade, smoke, Fire Balm, Fire Plague, Lava Paste, Meditative Rest, Muroosa Balm

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Frost Lichen

An eyeblindingly white lichen that grows on rocks in regions of year long freezing temperatures.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 bunches

Location: Arctic

Uses (4): Grenade, smoke, Potion of Giant's Strength, Potion of Resistance (Cold), Biza's Breath

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Gillyweed

This emerald green kelp is found underwater and is always covered in tiny air bubbles, which makes it easy to spot by a trained herbalist.

Gather Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 2d4 leaves

Location: Coasts, Swamps

Uses (7): Potion of Waterbreathing, Elixer of Health, Patch-up Potion, Quenching Pilther, Dazzling Bomb, Bottled Rest, Potion of Aqueous FormPotion of Aqueous Form

Pricing rarity: Common (5gp)

Hagfinger

These small tubers are a pale, sickly green and resemble long fingers. When dried and ground up into a powder, it gives off a strong aroma and can be used as an herbalism and potion ingredient.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d4 dried fingers

Location: Forests, Swamps

Uses (6): Potion of Resistance, Potion of Heroism, Pomander of Warding, Potion of Protection, Bottled Rest, Potion of Enhanced Reactions

Pricing rarity: Rare (5gp)

Idle Claws

This extremely long lived and slow growing creeper vine is named after its equally long lasting flowers. They form large clusters of claw shaped, slightly fluorescent, turquoise flowers that seem to flower for years. It’s been theorized that this plant experiences time at a different rate than the rest of the world. Due to its slow growth, it produces very few seed pods each year. These pods are sought after for their use in potions.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d4 pods

Location: Hills, Mountains

Uses (5): Potion of Speed, Directed Delay, Potion of Protection, Potion of Enhanced Reactions, Medusa’s Vengance

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Lightning Moss

This light blue moss grows only where lightning has struck and gives off a faint static electric shock when touched. If rubbed on the bottom of a creature's feet or pair of shoes, the creature's speed increases by 5 feet for 1 hour.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 clumps

Location: Coasts, Mountains

Uses (4): Potion of Resistance (Lightning), Torpor, Potion of Speed, Thor's Might

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Mandrake Root

This twisted pale root resembles a gnarled humanoid infant. It inflicts the poisoned condition for 1 hour when ingested.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d4 roots

Location: Underground

Uses (7): Potion of Clairvoyance, Drow Poison, Essence of Ether, Torpor, Sandman’s Revenge, Potion of Legendary Resistance, Reincarnation Dust

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Mindflayer Stinkhorn

This purple fungus has slimy, tentacle-looking stalks and smells of rotting flesh. A creature who eats this fungus must make a Constitution saving throw (DC10). On a success, the creature can cast detect thoughts at will for 1 hour, requiring no material components. On a failure, the creature takes 1d6 psychic damage.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d4 stalks

Location: Underground

Uses (5): Perfume of Bewitching, Potion of Legendary Resistance, Potion of Resistance (Psychic), Potion of Mind Reading, Truth Serum

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Moonstalker

This pale blue flower grows in pairs and blooms only during the nighttime, and has an ethereal glow. The flower sheds dim light for 5 feet when blooming, and is often mistaken for glowing eyes from a distance.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d4 x2 flowers

Location: Coasts, Swamps

Uses (4): Potion of Diminution, Potion of Mind Reading, Liquid Paranoia, Essence of Rage

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Morning Dew

This plant grows into either a large shrub or small tree and seems to reproduce via root systems since it has no flowers of any kind. The long, narrow leaves of this plant are used in teas and medicine.

Gather Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 2d6 leaves

Location: Forests, Savannahs

Uses (6): Potion of Clairvoyance, Tea of Refreshment, Potion of Vitality, Malice, Potion of Restoration, Bottled Rest

Pricing rarity: Common (5gp)

Muroosa Bush

Growing in arid areas in Savannahs and deserts, this bush seems to be utterly unaffected by heat and the sun no matter the intensity.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 twigs

Location: Deserts, Savannahs

Uses (5): Muroosa Balm, Life's Liquor, Liquid Luck, Potion of Plantspeak, Quenching Pilther

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Nightshade

An inky black flower with purple stalk. It deals 1d4 poison damage when ingested and, on a failed Constitution saving throw, inflicts the poisoned condition for 2d4 hours.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 20)

Quantity: 1d6 flowers

Location: Forests

Uses (4): Potion of Resistance (Necrotic), Basic Poison, Essence of Ether, Dazzling Bomb

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Olisuba Leaf

These dried leaves of the Olisuba tree, when steeped to make a tea, can help a body recover from strenuous activity. If you drink a dose of Olisuba tea during a long rest, your exhaustion level is reduced by 2 instead of 1 at the end of that long rest.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 2d6 leaves

Location: Forests, Grasslands

Uses (4): Potion of Vitality, Potion of Maximum Power, Potion of Shapeshifting, Potion of Continuous Healing

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Pixie's Parasol

A tiny mushroom, though with it’s bright blue cap and white stalk and gills but one hard to miss. At night, they are downright easy to find due to their bioluminescence. They are key ingredients in many potions and inks. Harvesting them may be a hassle, though, since pixies often defend them from those who wish to take them.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20), Common (DC 10) in Feywild

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d12 stalks

Location: fallen logs in non-dry climates

Uses (6): Invisible Ink, Potion of Diminution, Midnight Oil, Lesser Potion of Mana, Potion of Mana, Superior Potion of Mana

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Rainbow Mushroom

This shroom appears like a very ordinary one, brown cap, black gills and white stem. That is, until one is cut. The hood’s exposed flesh is first a rosemary green, then turns a light blue before turning a deep shade of Bordeaux. The stem’s colour instead goes from a deep blue to a pale orange after being cut or torn. Eating this mushroom forces the consumer to make a DC 14 wisdom saving throw. On a failed save, the consumer becomes confused for 30 minutes. During this period, the consumer sees colours change from one shade to another as well as several times more intense than normal.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d8 mushrooms

Location: Forests, Mountains, Hills

Uses (5): Polymorph Potion, Potion of Shapeshifting, Potion of Advantage, Liquid Luck, Pixie Dust

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Red Amanita Mushroom

This red-capped mushroom can grow to the size of a small dish. It deals 1d4 poison damage when ingested, but can be used to brew healing potions by a careful herbalist.

Gather Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 2d4 stalks

Location: Swamps, Forests

Uses (10): Potion of Longevity, Potion of Healing, Potion of Greater Healing, Potion of Superior Healing, Potion of Supreme Healing, Life's Liquor, Dracula's Essence, Potion of Restoration, Potion of Continuous Healing, Keoghtom's Restorative Ointment

Pricing rarity: Common (5gp)

Silverthorn

This thorny vine is a pale silver color, and is hard as metal. Patches of silverthorn create difficult terrain, and deal 1d6 piercing damage if moved through at normal speed.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 thorns

Location: Arctic, Mountains

Uses (6): Tincture of Werewolf's Bane, Oil of Sharpness, Potion of Vitality, Lesser Potion of Mana, Potion of Mana, Superior Potion of Mana

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Singing Nettle

This vine has sharp, stinging hairs covering it. A creature who touches these hairs must make a Wisdom saving throw (DC 15) or be overwhelmed by the urge to bellow a song at the top of their lungs.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 2d4 leaves

Location: Swamps, Mountains, Forests

Uses (5): Potion of Resistance (Thunder), Potion of Gaseous Form, Potion of Flying, Brew of Babel, Thor's Might

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Sourgrass

This green, long-bladed grass has a pungent smell and flavor. Humanoids who come within 5 feet of uncut sourgrass must make a successful Constitution saving throw (DC 10) or become overwhelmed with nausea and inflicted with the poisoned condition for 30 seconds.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 5)

Quantity: 2d4 clumps

Location: Grasslands, Mountains

Uses (4): Forgetfulness Antidote, Greater Antitoxin, Nausea Pellet, Potion of Growth, Potion of Resistance (Radiant), Soothing Salve

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Theki Root

This thick root tastes bitter but is thought to aid digestive health. When you use an action to consume a dose, you gain advantage on saving throws against the effects of poisonous or toxic substances for 8 hours.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 Roots

Location: Swamps

Uses (6): Potion of Maximum Power, Greater Antitoxin, Fire Balm, Thessaltoxin Antidote, Vampiric Essence, Keoghtom's Restorative Ointment

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

The Bearded Green

A beautiful mushroom with an emerald green cap, stark white stalk, black gills and a network of white and grey strands hanging from the edge of the cap resembling a beard. The mushroom is a bit of a contradiction. Eating it without first soaking it in an alkaline solution for a day is delicious, but it can seriously damage the kidneys and forces the eater to make a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or take 5 poison damage. However, it also has great curative alongside its toxic capabilities.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d6 mushrooms

Location: Forests

Uses (5): Forgetfulness Antidote, Magic’s Bane, Noxious Transpiration, Potion of Revival, Potion of Restoration (2) Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

White Ghost Orchid Seed

More rarely, the orchids produce a smaller pod holding a single white seed. It is well known for its properties in resurrections and healing potions.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d4 seeds

Location: Forest, Coasts

Uses (5): Murgaxor’s Elixer of Life, Thessaltoxin Antidote, Potion of Protection, Potion of Revival, Reincarnation Dust

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Willowshade Fruit

A pepper shaped fruit with great digestive aiding properties.

Gather Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d8 fruit

Location: Swamps, Coasts, Riversides

Uses (4): Willowshade Oil, Potion of True Dreaming, Polymorph Potion, Potion of Advantage

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Wolfsbane

This white-grey flower blooms only on a full moon and in high altitudes. Canines who come within 10 feet of wolfsbane must make a Wisdom save (DC 15) or be forced to move as far as they can away from the plant.

Gather Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Gathering: Herbalism Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d4 flowers

Location: Mountains

Uses (3): Magebane, Magic’s Bane, Oil of Taggit, Tincture of Werewolf's Bane,

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Inorganic materials

Soothsalt Geode

A geode covered in a crystalline substance that can be extracted into soothsalts.

Rarity: Rare (DC 20), Common (DC 10, only in the Miskath pit)

Gather Gathering: Pickaxe or Crowbar (DC 10) (no modifier)

Quantity: 1d4 Geodes

Location: Blightshore

Uses (2): Forgetfulness, Soothsalts

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Carrion Crawler

Large monstrosity, unaligned (CR 2)

Location: Caves, sewers, dungeons, forested Swamps, battlefields and cemeteries (anywhere with carrion and where other carrion eaters cannot move freely)

Ingredients:

• Crawler Mucus: A creature that comes in contact with this mucus must succeed on a DC 13 Constitution saving throw or be Poisoned for 1 minute. The Poisoned creature is Paralyzed. The creature can repeat the saving throw at the end of each of its turns, ending the effect on itself on a success.

Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Harvesting: Poisoner's Kit (DC 20)

Quantity: 1d4 vials

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (2): Potion of Resistance (Acid), Oil of Slipperiness

Pricing rarity: Very rare (150gp)

Dracula Parrot *

Small beast, Unaligned (CR 0) (use Eagle statistics, looks like the real animal)

Location: where Death’s Head Willows grow (see Black Sap), its only food source

Ingredients:

• Dracula’s Blood

Rarity: Very Rare (DC 20)

Harvesting: Alchemist’s Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d4 vials

Creature Condition: Dead or incapacitated

Uses (2): Dracula’s Essence, Thessaltoxin

Pricing rarity: Very rare (150gp)

Drider

Large monstrosity, Chaotic evil (CR 6)

Location: Underdark

Ingredient:

• Drider Poison

Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Harvesting: Poisoner’s Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 vials

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (2): Drow Poison, Fire Plague, Magic's bane

Pricing rarity: Very rare (150gp)

Eagle

Small Beast, unaligned (CR 0)

Location: Coastal, Grassland, Hill, Mountain

Ingredient:

• Eagle Claw

Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Harvesting: a Knife (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d8 claws

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (2): Potion of Speed, Pixie Dust

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Ghost

Medium undead, unaligned (CR 4)

Location: Underdark, Urban

Ingredient:

• Ectoplasm

Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Harvesting: Alchemist’s kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d4 flasks

Creature Condition: Unrelated

Uses (3): Potion of Gaseous Form, Oil of Etherealness, Potion of Possibility

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Elementals

Large elemental, unaligned (CR 5)

Location: Desert and Mountain (Air), Underdark (Earth), Desert, Volcano's (Fire), Coastal, Swamp and Underwater (Water)

Ingredient:

• Respective elemental essence

Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Harvesting: Alchemist’s Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d6 wisps

Creature condition: Trade or Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (3/1/1/2):

(Air) Potion of Flying, Thor's Might, Bottled Breath,

(Earth) Potion of Resistance (poison),

(Fire) Potion of Fire Breath,

(Water) Oil of Slipperiness, Potion of Waterbreathing, Potion of Aqueous Form

Pricing rarity: Very rare (150gp)

Giants

Huge giants, Varies (CR Varies)

Location: Hills and Forests (Hill), Artic (Frost), Caves (Stone), Volcanoes and Rocky Mountains (Fire), High Altitude Mountains (Cloud), Extreme Altitude Mountains (Storm)

Ingredient:

• Giant’s fingernail

Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Harvesting: a knife (DC 10)

Quantity: 7 nails

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated, or trade

Uses (2): Potion of Giant’s Strength, Thor's Might

Pricing rarity: Very rare (150gp)

Giant Poisonous Snake

Medium beast, unaligned (CR 1/4)

Location: desert, forest, grassland, swamp, underdark, urban

Ingredients:

• Serpent’s Venom: A creature hit with an attack by a weapon coated in this venom must succeed on a DC 11 Constitution saving throw, taking 10 (3d6) poison damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Harvesting: Poisoner's Kit (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d3 vials

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (2): Philter of Love, Magebane

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Giant Toad

Large beast, unaligned (CR 1)

Location: coastal, desert, forest, swamp and underdark

Ingredients:

• Amphibian Saliva

Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Harvesting: Poisoner's Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d4 vials

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (1): Potion of Resistance (Force)

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Giant Wolf Spider

Medium beast, unaligned (CR 1/4)

Location: Coasts, Desert, Forest, Grassland, Hill

Ingredients

• Giant Wolf Spider Hair

Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Harvesting: A knife

Quantity: 1d8 tufts

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (1): Potion of Climbing

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Grey Ooze

Medium Ooze, unaligned (CR 1/2)

Location: Underdark

Ingredients

• Grey Ooze Residue

Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Harvesting: Alchemist’s Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d4 vials

Creature Condition: Dead

Uses (1): Vial of Acid

Pricing rarity: Uncommon (10gp)

Imp

Tiny fiend (Devil), Lawful evil (CR 1)

Location: Varies

Ingredients

• Imp Heart

Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Harvesting: A Knife (DC 15)

Quantity: 1 heart

Creature Condition: Dead

Uses (1): Potion of Longevity

Pricing rarity: Very rare (150gp)

Nothic

Medium aberration, neutral evil (CR 2)

Location: Locations of Magical Learning, Underdark

Ingredients

• Nothic Tears: When used as eyedrops provide 1d4 hours of darkvision

Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Harvesting: nothing

Quantity: 1d4 vials

Creature Condition: Dead or incapacitated, or trade

Uses (2): Potion of Truesight, Potion of True Dreaming

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

Purple Worm

Gargantuan monstrosity, unaligned (CR 15)

Location: desert and Underdark

Ingredients:

• Purple Worm Poison: A creature hit with an attack by a weapon coated in this poison must make a DC 19 Constitution saving throw, taking 42 (12d6) poison damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

Rarity: Very Rare (DC 20)

Harvesting: Poisoner's Kit (DC 20)

Quantity: 1d8 vials

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (2): Deathsleep, Water of Death

Pricing rarity: Legendary (500gp)

Quipper

Tiny beast, Unaligned (CR 0)

Location: Underwater

Ingredients:

• Quipper Scale

Rarity: Common (DC 10)

Harvesting: a knife (DC 5)

Quantity: 1d4 scales

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (3): Potion of Animal Friendship, Potion of Swimming, Potion of Aqueous Form

Pricing rarity: Common (5gp)

Remorhaz

Large/Huge monstrosity, Unaligned (CR 5/11)

Location: Artic

Ingredients:

• Remorhaz Ichor

Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Harvesting: Alchemist’s Kit (DC 20)

Quantity: 1d6, 3d6 vials

Creature condition: Dead or incapacitated

Uses (1): Superior Potion of Mana

Pricing rarity: Legendary (500gp)

Skulk

Medium humanoid, chaotic neutral (CR 1/2)

Location: Coasts, Forest, Swamp, Underdark, Urban

Ingredients:

• Skulk Claw

Rarity: Uncommon (DC 15)

Harvesting: a knife (DC 10)

Quantity: 1d10 claws

Creature condition: Dead

Uses (3): Potion of Climbing, Potion of Invisibility, Potion of Possibility

Pricing rarity: Rare (50gp)

True Dragons

Varying Dragon, Varying Alignment (CR Varies)

Location: Varies

Ingredients:

• Dragon’s blood

Rarity: Rare (DC 20)

Harvesting: a knife (DC 10) (1/4 of normal Exp.)

Quantity: Xd8 (X depends on size of the dragon) when Dead or Incapacitated, 1d4 when trading

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated, or Trade

Uses (4): Oil of Dragon’s Bane, Potion of Mana, Superior Potion of Mana, Essence of Rage

Pricing rarity: Legendary (500gp)

Wyvern

Gargantuan monstrosity, unaligned (CR 15)

Location: Hills and Mountains

Ingredients:

• Wyvern Poison: A creature hit with an attack by a weapon coated in this poison must make a DC 15 Constitution saving throw, taking 24 (7d6) poison damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one.

Rarity: Rare (DC 18)

Harvesting: Poisoner's Kit (DC 15)

Quantity: 1d8 vials

Creature Condition: Dead or Incapacitated

Uses (2): Oil of Dragon’s Bane, Water of Death

Pricing rarity: Legendary (500gp)

Environments

A convenient list with all available resources sorted based on environments

Grasslands

• Cat's Tongue (DC 10)
• Dreamlilly (DC 10)
• Morning Dew (DC 10)
• Bloodroot (DC 15)
• Olisuba Bush (DC 15)
• Pixie's Parasol (DC 20)
• Everfrost Berry (DC 10)
• Sourgrass (DC 15)
• Giant Poisonous Snake (DC 10)
• Giant Wolf Spider (DC 10)
• Ankheg (DC 15)
• Eagle (DC 15)

Hill

• Angel's Trumpet (DC 20)
• Idle Claws (DC 20)
• Pixie's Parasol (DC 20)
• Rainbow Mushroom (DC 20)
• Eagle (DC 15)
• Wyvern (DC 18)
• Hill Giant (DC 20)

Mountains

• Singing Nettle (DC 15)
• Sourgrass (DC 15)
• Lightning Moss (DC 15)
• Idle Claws (DC 20)
• Pixie's Parasol (DC 20)
• Rainbow Mushroom (DC 20)
• Silverthorn (DC 20)
• Wolfsbane (DC 20)
• Eagle (DC 15)
• Wyvern (DC 18)
• Air Elemental (DC 20)
• Cloud Giant (DC 20)

Savannahs

• Morning Dew (DC 10)
• Bloodroot (DC 15)
• Fire Peas (DC 15)
• Flame Lily (DC 15)
• Muroosa Bush (DC 15)
• Pixie's Parasol (DC 20)

Swamp

• Red Amanita Mushroom (DC 10)
• Gillyweed (DC 10)
• Acid Dew (DC 15)
• Singing Nettle (DC 15)
• Theki Root (DC 15)
• Willowshade Bush (DC 15)
• Death Cap (DC 20)
• Hagfinger (DC 20)
• Moonstalker (DC 20)
• Pixie's Parasol (DC 20)
• Giant Poisonous Snake (DC 10)
• Carrion Crawler (DC 15)
• Giant Toad (DC 15)
• Skulk (DC 15)
• Water Elemental (DC 20)

Urban areas

• Bane Berry (DC 15)
• Carrion Crawler (DC 15)
• Ghost (DC 15)
• Giant Poisonous Snake (DC 10)
• Nothic (DC 15)
• Skulk (DC 15)
• Pixie's Parasol (DC 20)

Underdark

• Ghost (DC 15)
• Giant Poisonous Snake (DC 10)
• Giant Toad (DC 15)
• Grey Ooze (DC 15)
• Nothic (DC 15)
• Purple Worm (DC 20)
• Skulk (DC 15)

Underground

• Mandrake Root (DC 15)
• Mindflayer Stinkhorn (DC 15)
• Stone Giant (DC 20)

Underwater

• Water Elemental (DC 20)
• Quipper (DC 10)

Varies

• Elementals (DC 20)
• Giants (DC 20)
• Imp (DC 20)
• True Dragons (DC varies)

Volcanos

• Ashblossom (DC 20)
• Fire Giants (DC 20)

Artwork

Cover: "Alchemy Jug" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 3: "Barovian Witch" By Wizards of the Coast

Page 4: "Campestri" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 5: "Amidor the Dandelion" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 6: "Restorative Ointment" By Wizards of the Coast

Page 7: "elf1" By Wizards of the Coast

Page 9: "Gnomeintro" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 10: "Ghor Veles" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 11: "Potion of Waterbreathing" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 13: "Vermaloc Wildwood" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 15: "Fallen Asleep" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 17: "Dust of Dissapearance" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 18: "Blade poisoning" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 19: "Hills of Pride’s Call" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 21: "Iron Flask" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 22: "Village at Dusk" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 23: "Weird Ingredients" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 24: "Devilish Aid" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 25: "Magic Mushrooms" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 26: "Seahag with Friends" by Wizards of the Coast

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Page 31: "Warlock Items" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 32: "The Gloomy Depths of Diver’s Grave" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 33: "Soul Lantern" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 34: "Savalirwood" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 35: "Eagle" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 36: "Carrion Crawler" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 37: "Pseudodragon" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 38: "Remorhaz" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 39: "Fire Snake" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 40: "Female Human Progenitor Druid" by Wizards of the Coast

Page 40: "Altar" by Wizards of the Coast

Credits

This guide is based on a very early work-in-progress guide written by Lyydia. I've completed it, added systems, filled in a lot of empty spaces and added more items to make as well as catalogues to make the guide usable.

I want to thank RobinsonetMoi for their amazing work on translating this entire thing into French and for making that version look amazing. They did an excellent job and I am very, very happy for them to have done so.

A special thanks to TheRedHeadedWriter for spell checking this and presenting me with an embarrassingly long list of errors!

Another special thanks to TehGrinder for pointing out a frankly shocking set of mistakes I made in the pricing of certain ingredients vs. the value of the potions they were made into.

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