Other Names
Yearning Leaf, Scratch
Rarity
Very rare
Description
A large leafy plant native to the bluffs of the Havens, though attempts have been made to cultivate it in every other region with varied levels of success. It is easily identifiable by its faint rotting odor and weblike root system.
Interactions
Is sometimes used as a last resort to revive victims of acute ethanol poisoning but is only marginally more effective than doing nothing.
Dangers
When dried and refined, the leaves are addictive and potentially lethal. Long-term use is typically associated with loss of smell, the formation of itching skin lesions, and heart palpitations.
Medicinal Uses
None.
Culinary Uses
None.
Practical Uses
None.
Other Uses
Refined leaves are consumed as a euphoric stimulant, with some hallucinogenic effects at particularly high doses.