8 Life-Saving Magic Plants Every Adventurer Should Know
Introducing eight magical plants that well-known to adventurers – yet their powers may well make the difference between life and death.
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Monthly Summary: March
This is me checking in – and still vaguely aware that a month has passed. March has been a blur of work and burnout.
Monthly Summary: February
February started with COVID and ended with a war. But we got some TTRPG work done in between, against everything.
Sunflower: magic, medicine, and folklore
Thistles are a group of flowering plants with prickly leaves. They extend powerful protective magic, set up boundaries, bestow courage, break curses, and heal animals.
Herbalist’s Primer Stretch Goals!
That’s it, I’m officially DONE! Well, the stretch goals for Herbalist’s Primer are done. Look how they shine!
Thistle: magic, medicine, and folklore
Thistles are a group of flowering plants with prickly leaves. They extend powerful protective magic, set up boundaries, bestow courage, break curses, and heal animals.
Color Magic and Plants in your D&D 5e Game!
Make your game more fun by embracing the color magic of flowers. The possibilities are endless and in line with the occult lore!
Tabletop for Fun and Profit: The Lessons of 2021
This year has taught us many things about the tabletop industry. Let’s see what lessons we can take with us into 2022.
Holly: magic, medicine, and folklore
Holly is an evergreen tree with spiny leaves and red berries, particularly valued during the winter solstice. It protects from witchcraft, lightning, and wild animals.
December on Patreon: Underwater Adventures
This month, our Patrons go on a deep dive into the dark, cold waters, to frolic with dolphins, merfolk, and anglerfish.
Interview at the Dungeon Master’s Guild House!
Anna talks about Herbalist’s Primer, mixing D&D with scientific research, marketing, and the future of the RPG industry.
Yew: magic, medicine, and folklore
A highly toxic evergreen tree, with showy, red berries and flat, green needles. It symbolizes death and rebirth, allowing contact, control, and raising of the dead.