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Also known as Nightbane Bloom, this blue-white herb grows only in [[Kartakass]]. An offshoot of [[aconite]], it is offensive to wolves and related creatures, including werewolves and wolfweres. Used by [[George Weathermay]] in the Book of Secrets framing fiction to detect [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove|Gennifer]]'s infection. | Also known as Nightbane Bloom, this blue-white herb grows only in [[Kartakass]]. An offshoot of [[aconite]], it is offensive to wolves and related creatures, including werewolves and wolfweres. Used by [[George Weathermay]] in the Book of Secrets framing fiction to detect [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove|Gennifer]]'s infection. | ||
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Also known as Nightbane Bloom, this blue-white herb grows only in Kartakass. An offshoot of aconite, it is offensive to wolves and related creatures, including werewolves and wolfweres. Used by George Weathermay in the Book of Secrets framing fiction to detect Gennifer's infection.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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