Recommendation is to make it an injury poison that works only against lycanthropes.

Note, you'll need the werewolf 'Nightvision' perk and a.

Because of the low price, it renders the other poison obsolete (unless tweaked by the GM). If you wish to collect wolfsbane this way, however, choose the following options: Diverging paths > choose 'navigate the debris' option > water leak > choose 'continue' > The Old Mill (from improved sight) > choose 'attempt to lift the wheel' option > The Old Mills' lost treasure.

The werewolf is only inhibited by flavor text where most go out their way to avoid it. Although used in the landscape, Monkshood is poisonous, with a narcotic juice present in the leaves and roots.

Only the wererat has a fortitude below the listed threshold.

The player is then allowed to choose Grandmaster Kai disciplines and a selection of Dessi and Crystal Star magics. Certain statistics such as combat skill and endurance attributes are determined randomly before play. Lycanthropes experience a feeling of discomfort when within 30 feet of a bundle of wolfsbane, and any lycanthrope with a Fortitude of 17 or lower cannot willingly enter a square adjacent to a bundle of wolfsbane. Lone Wolf books rely on a combination of thought and luck.

A bundle of wolfsbane is usually enough to keep at bay a lycanthrope that lacks serious resolve lycanthropes find its smell sickening, and though it cannot truly harm them, most go out of their way to avoid it.Īs a poison, wolfsbane has the same effect as Ground Thassil Root (Dungeon Master's Guide, page 51). Wolfsbane is dangerous to handle, because it is poisonous to humanoids in sufficient quantities. However, this is a very poisonous plant and such a use is. A flowering plant found both in the natural world and the Feywild, wolfsbane is a key ingredient in a number of potions and alchemical formulas associated with warding off or harming lycanthropes. There is a report that this root has been boiled and used for food in Lapland2.

Wolfsbane uses