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'''Foxglove''' is a [[Flowering Plant|wildflower]] [[native]] to many [[domain|domains]] including [[Borca]].  It can be used in small [[doses]] to treat [[heart disease]].  Alternatively, in large doses it causes [[heart failure]] and [[madness]]. The [[bogeyman]] [[Mister Fox]] is repelled by it.
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'''Foxglove''' is a [[poisonous plant|poisonous]] [[Flowering Plant|wildflower]] [[native]] to many [[domain|domains]] including [[Borca]].  It can be used in small [[doses]] to treat [[heart disease]].  Alternatively, in large doses it causes [[heart failure]] and [[madness]].<ref>[[Gaz IV]] p. 132-133</ref> The [[bogeyman]] [[Mister Fox]] is repelled by it.
 
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Latest revision as of 14:17, 25 November 2016

Foxglove is a poisonous wildflower native to many domains including Borca. It can be used in small doses to treat heart disease. Alternatively, in large doses it causes heart failure and madness.[1] The bogeyman Mister Fox is repelled by it.

References

  1. Gaz IV p. 132-133

Sources

Gazetteer IV

Gazetteer IV - p133

Gazetteer IV - pp133