![]() īelladonna was used as a material component for a variety of charms, potions, spells, and obscure necromantic rituals. Though consumption of belladonna worked equally as well for giants and giant-kin infected with lycanthropy, they needed to consume much larger amounts than the smaller humanoid races. The belladonna, however, had to be relatively fresh, not picked any later than a week ago. If a victim bitten by a lycanthrope ate a sprig of belladonna within an hour of the bite, they had a chance of not contracting the disease. Habitats īelladonna was known to grow in parts of the High Forest, in Bloodbark Grove in the High Moor, as well as on the small Isle of Balduran, in the Trackless Sea īeyond the Prime Material plane, belladonna could be found in both the Feywild and parts of the Domains of Dread. Some claimed even the plant's touch was toxic and required protective gloves to harvest. Consumption of their flowers was capable of inducing state of death-like sleep. However, they were also toxic - anyone eating them was likely to find themselves weakened physically. ![]() Abilities īelladonna were most famous for their ability to cure lycanthropy. ![]() Being a type of flowering plant, belladonnas produced delicate purple flowers. ![]()
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