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Possibly the most horribly smelling herb in all of swamplands, many alchemists make use of their nose when trying to find it. This green grass is green and grows on the corpses of animals, on dead wood and plants, and sometimes on the bottom of big trees. This plant is one that is extremely hard to remove from anything, as it spreads very quickly and strongly. Normally to remove it, the one to find it would have to remove the “host”, the plant or animal that it is growing on. If not, it will spread all throughout it.
Effects on use
Saffvil has no proper uses outside of alchemy, as it's both disgusting, and even if poisonous, no one in their right mind would drink or eat something with the smell the use of the plant would.
Alchemical uses
In alchemy Saffvil is a Moderate Symbol of Earth, which represents Resilience, Endurance and Death. Unlike for normal poisons, alchemical made poisons have a great use with Saffvil. The representation of death is a rare one, allowing varrious types of poisons to be done. One particular myth of a poison that can be created is the potion of aging, which, by it's story, could make an elf appear like an old human.
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