List of magical or unique plants shown in The Wandering Inn universe.
Plant List[edit | edit source]
(Only Named Plants)
Amentus[edit | edit source]
Trees that grows blue fruits with a thick layer of sweet, edible flesh on a hard, highly poisonous core in the center.
Ashwheat[edit | edit source]
A type of wheat that grows in Noelictus.[1]
Birevine[edit | edit source]
Infamous plant with vines stronger than steel rope, and covered in razor-sharp thorns.[2]
Bladegrass[edit | edit source]
Fragile but sharp grass that can be weaved to make something sharp, but weak.[3]
Blood Grass[edit | edit source]
Dangerous plants in the Bloodfields.
Bloodfields Shambler[edit | edit source]
Carnivorous plant-monster of the Bloodfields.[4]
Cloudleaf[edit | edit source]
Narcotic plant used for smoking.
Deshwood[edit | edit source]
Species of trees found on the Isle of Minos.[5]
Dreamleaf[edit | edit source]
Narcotic plant used for smoking.
Eir Kelp[edit | edit source]
Aquatic plant used to make Eir Gel.
Elfleaf[edit | edit source]
Edible leaves that are eaten by half-Elves.[6]
Eternal Grasslands[edit | edit source]
Yellow grass that is capable of keeping water and living in the driest months.[7]
Faerie Flowers[edit | edit source]
Highly magical flowers from the land of the Fae.
Fimie-seeds[edit | edit source]
Seeds from an unknown plant in the New Lands. They look like pale-blue tufts, are a bit sticky, and are carried by the wind.[8] They come from long swaying trees with huge fluffs of the seeds. They have little branches that group together and soft wood.[9]
Ghost Shrooms[edit | edit source]
Rare mushrooms with ethereal properties.
Gickel[edit | edit source]
The plant used to make Telgas, the Gelatin Food (Spam Food)[10]
Glasswhistle[edit | edit source]
Exceptionally fragile plant that would actually kill itself under its own weight in time, which is how it reproduces.[11]
Glowberries[edit | edit source]
A type of edible berries.[12]
Goudolep[edit | edit source]
Four-foot tall Chandrarian plant. Hollow and filled with water. Shoot a jet of liquid for self-defense at anyone who approaches.[13]
Herthee[edit | edit source]
Edible stalk-like plant, with the side effects of giving a swollen, slightly irritated tongue for the next 2-6 hours.[14]
Hinterthere Melons[edit | edit source]
Edible plants.[15]
Hourglass Barley[edit | edit source]
Type of barley that grows in Noelictus. It ferments and absorbs much more than usual. Used to brew Midnight Runuff.[16]
Invisible Pumpkins[edit | edit source]
Edible pumpkins that are invisible.[13]
Jumping Durians[edit | edit source]
A type of fruit.[17]
Krakk Trees[edit | edit source]
Dangerous trees with explosive bark.
Lyepeppers[edit | edit source]
Edible peppers with unhealthy or poisonous looking colouring.[14]
Mela’s Kiss[edit | edit source]
Very light narcotic plant from the sea that practically evaporates under a tiny bit of heat without producing any smoke.[18]
Morning Marigold[edit | edit source]
Magical variety of marigolds. One in ten thousand marigolds can turn into one from exposure to magic. They have glowing pistils.[19]
Nali-Stick[edit | edit source]
Highly sweet edible plants.
Night Cabbage[edit | edit source]
Type of cabbage that grows in Noelictus.[16]
Peckle Nuts[edit | edit source]
Edible plants.[15]
Prelons[edit | edit source]
Sourish pale-red fruits in hairy red-brown shells.[20] Have a shelf-life of about four days without Skill or magic.[21]
Qizl beans[edit | edit source]
Grow to fantastical giant vines if given enough mana, overnight as the legends say.[22]
Sage’s Grass[edit | edit source]
Famous magical plant and an integral component in many magical recipes.
Salamander Peppers[edit | edit source]
Also called Sally-peppers. Used as an alchemical ingredient and seasoning.[23]
Sea Oranges[edit | edit source]
A type of fruit.[17]
Sendipe Bush[edit | edit source]
???
Sireen Lilies[edit | edit source]
Lovely huge lilies that wail in the wind.[24]
Snowcorn[edit | edit source]
Corn grown in Noelictus. It has kernals white as snow and black leaves.[25]
Snowmelon[edit | edit source]
A crop that can be grown in the winter.[26]
Spiather[edit | edit source]
Also called Grass of the Swamps, and Gaarhweed by Drakes. A long, green, stringy kelp-like plant that grows on muddy swamp floors and causes rashes on contact. Very effective at neutralizing acids.[19]
Su-yellat[edit | edit source]
Edible rare magical Yellat that aid the body for a while.[27]
Sweetberries[edit | edit source]
Edible red glowing berries.[28]
Sweetgrass Hay[edit | edit source]
Type of hay used to feed horses.[29]
Swordtrees[edit | edit source]
Tough and sharp trees.[7]
Threadvine[11][edit | edit source]
???
Toricel Shieldplant[edit | edit source]
???
Wrapleafs[edit | edit source]
Spreads by wrapping around others to embedded its seeds in them.[30]
Watchertrees[edit | edit source]
Carnivorous trees that drain their victim's blood.
Wireweed[edit | edit source]
Can be used to make Wireweed Tobacco for smoking, which burns so slowly that 4 hours of smoking would barely take down 30% of the cigar.[31]
Veil Tomatoes[edit | edit source]
Tomatoes grown in Noelictus. It has tough, chewy skin like a potato's.[32]
Yellat[edit | edit source]
Edible plants.
Yellow Shamblers[edit | edit source]
Parasitic plant that puppets bodies, comparable to a zombie.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Chapter 9.10 W
- ↑ Chapter 8.79
- ↑ Chapter 8.10
- ↑ Chapter 9.64 BH
- ↑ Chapter 7.47 K
- ↑ Chapter 8.17 H
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Chapter 8.78 F
- ↑ 10.02 Y
- ↑ 10.03 Y
- ↑ Interlude – Hectval (Pt. 3)
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Chapter 8.07 L
- ↑ Chapter 6.55 K
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 Chapter 7.54
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Chapter 8.30
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 Chapter 8.68
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Gravesong Book One
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 Chapter 8.66
- ↑ Chapter 7.06
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Chapter 9.54 C
- ↑ Interlude - Senior Guardsman Relc
- ↑ 10.13
- ↑ Chapter 7.50
- ↑ Interlude - Of Vampires and Fraerlings
- ↑ Chapter 8.32
- ↑ Chapter 9.01
- ↑ 10.23 LMGY
- ↑ Chapter 8.37 H
- ↑ Chapter 9.03
- ↑ Chapter 9.21
- ↑ Chapter 7.05 P
- ↑ Interlude – Brewing Sariants
- ↑ Chapter 8.50