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'''Belladona''' is a [[poisonous plant]] [[native]] to [[Borca]] and [[Forlorn]]. In the latter [[domain|land]] it is known as deadly '''nightshade'''. It takes its name from bell-shaped [[Flower|flowers]]. It can be used in small [[doses]] to [[Pain Treatment|relieve pain]] and dilate the [[Pupil|pupils]] (a fashion among [[Borcan]] ladies). Larger doses can cause [[hallucinations]], loss of [[voice]], and [[:category:Death|death]].<ref>[[Gaz IV]] p. 133-134</ref> | |||
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[[Category:Canon]] | |||
[[Category:Medicinal Plant]] | |||
[[Category:Poisonous Plant]] | |||
[[Category:Plant]] | [[Category:Plant]] | ||
[[Category:Pain Treatment]] | |||
[[Category:Analgesic]] | |||
[[Category:Anesthetic]] | |||
[[Category:soporific]] | |||
[[Category:Depressant]] | |||
[[Category:Deliriant]] | [[Category:Deliriant]] | ||
[[Category:Hallucinogen]] | [[Category:Hallucinogen]] | ||
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[[Category:Cause of Madness]] | |||
[[Category:Cause of Death]] | |||
[[category:Flora of Borca]] | |||
[[category:Intoxicant]] | |||
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''[[Gazetteer IV]]'' - pp133<br /> | |||
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Belladona is a poisonous plant native to Borca and Forlorn. In the latter land it is known as deadly nightshade. It takes its name from bell-shaped flowers. It can be used in small doses to relieve pain and dilate the pupils (a fashion among Borcan ladies). Larger doses can cause hallucinations, loss of voice, and death.[1]
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