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'''Wolf's Bane''' or '''aconite''' is a [[poisonous plant]] that can easily be found growing in the wild of many [[domain|lands]] including [[Borca]]. It can be prepared topically to [[Fever Treatment|treat fevers]]. When consumed it can provoke [[euphoria]], [[nausea]] and [[:category:Death|death]]. It often used in bait to [[kill]] wolves, hence its name. | |||
[[Category:Canon]] | |||
[[category:Medicinal Plant]] | |||
[[Category:Poisonous Plant]] | |||
[[category:plant]] | |||
[[Category:Fever Treatment]] | |||
[[Category:antipyretic]] | |||
[[Category:Deliriant]] | |||
[[Category:Hallucinogen]] | |||
[[Category:Cause of Euphoria]] | |||
[[Category:Cause of Nausea]] | |||
[[Category:Cause of Death]] | |||
[[category:Flora of Borca]] | |||
[[Category:Common Flora]] | |||
[[category:Herb]] | |||
[[category:Injury Poison]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:56, 25 November 2016
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This section contains canon info from officially published sources |
Wolf's Bane or aconite is a poisonous plant that can easily be found growing in the wild of many lands including Borca. It can be prepared topically to treat fevers. When consumed it can provoke euphoria, nausea and death. It often used in bait to kill wolves, hence its name.
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