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    Herbalist's Primer

    Posted By: l3ivo
    Herbalist's Primer

    Anna Urbanek, Jakub Wisz, "Herbalist's Primer"
    English | 2021 | ASIN: N/A | 360 pages | EPUB | 75.5 MB

    An illustrated guide to real-world magical plants for herbalists, magicians, alchemists, and worldbuilders.

    A mix of ethnobotany, folklore, green witchcraft, occult, and science.

    A fully-illustrated, thoroughly-researched resource for writers and worldbuilders.

    An all-in-one book for druids, healers, alchemists, and poisoners—perfect as an in-world item and applicable in all fantasy (and most modern) settings.

    A system-agnostic toolkit for game masters everywhere, complete with tips on including the plants in your campaigns—and creating new, exciting pieces of flora.

    - 100 illustrated, detailed descriptions of magically-inclined plants from around the world – from aconite to yew.
    - Short, sweet, and useful lore chapters on the basics of botany, herb gathering, preparation, alchemy, poisons & antidotes, and more!
    - Recipes for magical and medicinal concoctions, written in-world and in accordance with occult lore of the ages past (mix aconite with animal fat, then rub it on a broom handle for an excellent flying experience!).
    - Tools for creating original magical plants, plot hooks, quest ideas, and a botanical Latin primer to give your custom, fantastical plants a semi-proper scientific name.
    - Convenient tables with magical and medicinal properties of plants, astronomical correspondences, and the language of flowers – all according to the highest authorities in the fields.
    - An index, a detailed table of contents, references, bibliography—everything you’d expect from a popular-science publication that will make your herbalist cry the tears of joy.