Bladeroot - Revision history

Hailmur at 18:39, 23 February 2026

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Bladeroot.jpg\|align=right\|width=350\|caption=Artwork by Emmanuelle Midmer}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Bladeroot.jpg\|align=right\|width=350\|caption=Artwork by Emmanuelle Midmer}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late ~~Winter/~~early ~~Spring~~ and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].		This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late winter into early spring, and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].

	Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald\|Imperial roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.		Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald\|Imperial roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.
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	Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.		Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.

	Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]]), [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]]), [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire, it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.

	The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[Marrowort\|marrowort]].		The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[Marrowort\|marrowort]].

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	Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.		Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.

	Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]]), [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.

	The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[Marrowort\|marrowort]].		The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[Marrowort\|marrowort]].

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	{{Category:Herbs}}		{{Category:Herbs}}
	[[Category:Potions]]		[[Category:Potions]]
	~~[[Category:Magic]]~~

Novemberalice at 19:01, 25 May 2019

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	This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late Winter/early Spring and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].		This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late Winter/early Spring and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].

	Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.		Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald\|Imperial roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.

	Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.		Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.
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	Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.

	The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[Marrowort]].		The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[Marrowort\|marrowort]].

	An [[Surgical_skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] with access to an [[Wyrmstone Mortar]] can substitute two doses of ~~Bladeroot~~ for a single dose of [[Imperial Roseweald]] when preparing a [[potion]].		An [[Surgical_skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] with access to an [[Wyrmstone Mortar]] can substitute two doses of bladeroot for a single dose of [[Imperial Roseweald\|Imperial roseweald]] when preparing a [[potion]].

	==Rules==		==Rules==
	* '''Can only be applied by a character with the [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]] skill.'''		* '''Can only be applied by a character with the [[Surgical skills#Physick\|physick]] skill.'''
	* '''Using 30 seconds of [[appropriate roleplaying]] the physick can remove the [[weakness]] condition from a target.'''		* '''Using 30 seconds of [[appropriate roleplaying]], the physick can remove the [[weakness]] condition from a target.'''
	*'''The herb use fails if you or your target are hit or attack another character during application, but the herb is not consumed'''		*'''The herb use fails if you or your target are hit or attack another character during application, but the herb is not consumed'''

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Bladeroot.jpg\|align=right\|width=350\|caption=Artwork by Emmanuelle Midmer}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Bladeroot.jpg\|align=right\|width=350\|caption=Artwork by Emmanuelle Midmer}}
	==Description==		==Description==
	This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late ~~winter~~/early ~~spring~~ and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].		This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late Winter/early Spring and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].

	Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.		Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.
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	Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.

	The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[~~marrowort~~]].		The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[Marrowort]].

	An [[Surgical_skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] with access to an [[Wyrmstone Mortar]] can substitute two doses of ~~bladeroot~~ for a single dose of [[Imperial Roseweald]] when preparing a [[potion]].		An [[Surgical_skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] with access to an [[Wyrmstone Mortar]] can substitute two doses of Bladeroot for a single dose of [[Imperial Roseweald]] when preparing a [[potion]].

	==Rules==		==Rules==

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	Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.		Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.

	Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[~~kallavesa~~]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[Kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.

	The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[marrowort]].		The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[marrowort]].

	An [[Surgical_skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] with access to an [[Wyrmstone Mortar]] can substitute two doses of bladeroot for a single dose of [[~~imperial roseweald~~]] when preparing a [[potion]].		An [[Surgical_skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] with access to an [[Wyrmstone Mortar]] can substitute two doses of bladeroot for a single dose of [[Imperial Roseweald]] when preparing a [[potion]].

	==Rules==		==Rules==

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	This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late winter/early spring and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].		This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late winter/early spring and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].

	Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.		Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.

			Bladeroot is especially useful to [[Navarr]] physicians, and to those who live near to areas infested by the [[vallorn]]. An infusion of the herb is used to treat an unpleasant affliction called [[Vallornspawn_husk#Green_Lung\|green lung]] - an illness caused by exposure to the [[Vallorn#Vallorn_Miasma\|foul air]] that characterises areas infested by the vallorn. Characterised by excessive production of phlegm, left untreated it can result in significant damage to the lungs, permanent breathing difficulty, and eventually death.

	Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.

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	Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.		Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.

	Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]].		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]] and, if rumour is to be believed, in [[Otkodov]] to the north.

	The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[marrowort]].		The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[marrowort]].

Rafferty at 15:09, 28 January 2018

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	Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.		Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.

	Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]].		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]]. Outside of the Empire it grows well in the eastern [[Commonwealth]].

	The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[marrowort]].		The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[marrowort]].

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	This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late winter/early spring and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].		This perennial flowering plant grows most commonly in cold environments, and is often called frost narcissus. The plant itself flowers briefly in late winter/early spring and is almost unique in that its flowers are grey in colouration - a ring of six circular petals around a darker inner trumpet. The woody bulb of the bladeroot is noticeably elongated compared to that of similar plants earning it the name Irremaisahne among the [[Suaq]] hunters due to its similarity to the [[Wintermark\|Winterfolk]] [[Irremais\|Rune of Wisdom]].

	Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by ~~the~~ the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.		Applied by a physician, bladeroot removes [[Calls#WEAKNESS\|weakness]], and may even be used to treat some minor curses and maledictions. It also sees some us in the treatment of illnesses that affect the mind or the spirit, rather than the blood or the body. While [[Imperial Roseweald]] is efficacious at treating sickness in the blood, bladeroot is effective at treating imbalances and illness caused or carried by the other "juices of the body" including saliva, stomach acids, bile, phlegm, and the like.

	Bladeroot ~~favourscold~~, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]].		Bladeroot favours cold, dry conditions and is said to grow most freely over the graves of lovers. In art and literature is closely associated with premature death. It grows well in [[Wintermark]] (outside of [[kallavesa]], [[Varushka]], [[Skarsind]] and [[Hercynia]], and less well along the southern coast - especially in [[the Brass Coast]], [[Sarvos]], and parts of [[Highguard]].

	The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[marrowort]].		The root is mildly toxic, causing nausea, vomiting and dizziness if consumed raw. Properly prepared, these negative side effects pass quickly. Some malicious individuals work to concentrate these properties, producing a poison that causes crippling stomach pains, diarrhoea, excessive thirst, and even death. As with many such natural poisons, it can be treated with a [[purify\|simple incantation]] or a preparation of [[marrowort]].

	An [[Surgical_skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] with access to an [[Wyrmstone Mortar]] can substitute two doses of bladeroot for a ~~singe~~ dose of [[imperial roseweald]] when preparing a [[potion]].		An [[Surgical_skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] with access to an [[Wyrmstone Mortar]] can substitute two doses of bladeroot for a single dose of [[imperial roseweald]] when preparing a [[potion]].

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