Attention All Herbalists

Hey Ishii and Jon,

I think I have this whole herbalism down. It really makes sense to me now. I was looking through some of my texts and was curious if you had ever run across the following herbs. They seems really interesting. You probably don't have many of these, but I thought I would ask?

ANSERKE
The root must be applied to a bleeding wound. Within three rounds it will have stopped the bleeding. The recipient must not move for one turn or risk the wound reopening.

ARFANDAS
If the stem of Arfandas is bound up in the dressing of a fracture, it will double the rate of healing for that fracture.

ARNUMINAS
The leaf of this plant should be applied to the site of ligament, cartilage, or muscle damage. If used successfully, it will double the speed of healing of such damage.

ASHLINE
Ashline is a small red flower, with very pale green leaves. The entire plant must be mashed and boiled in fine red wine for one week and the resultant mixture mixed with olive oil. When this liquid is poured over a petrified person it will, on a successful roll, restore them to their normal state.

BELRAMBA
Belramba is a lichen. It must be brewed in water, and then drunk three days later. If used successfully, all nerve damage capable of healing naturally will be healed, at three times the normal rate.

BITTERMOURN
A rare, colorless lichen that grows on rocks beneath year-round ice. When crushed and strained, it creates a clear gel at freezing temperatures that melts into liquid when warmer. Imbibing a pint slows the aging process and grants a lifespan of twice normal length.

BLACK ROSE
This rare rose is easily identified by its black, velvety flower and long white thorns. The thorns are hollow and absorb liquids at a rate of a pint every 5 minutes. The liquid is stored in the plant's fibrous roots. The black rose's roots are often used to draw poison from wounds or, placed under the tongue, to absorb alcohol and prevent intoxication.

GYLVIR
This is an algae. When eaten it allows a person to breathe underwater (and only underwater!) for a period of four hours.

MANDRAKE
This root of this herb sends the recipient to sleep. The sleep will last five hours, during which time the person cannot be woken except by a neutralize poison spell or potion. The root is said to bear a resemblance to the naked male form, hence its name. The plant has several dark green leaves which are about 1 foot long. The purple flowers of the plant are bell shaped. The root of the plant must be boiled on the night of a full moon and left to sit for an entire month before use.

SABITO
This plant has leaves which are bluish in tinge, and is found growing in the sands of coastal dunes. The root is dark blue in color and may be made into small pills. Consuming one of these pills will allow the recipient to breathe underwater for 10 minutes, by allowing them to absorb the oxygen in the water directly into their skin through osmosis. Their skin has a translucent appearance for these ten minutes.

VALERIAN
Valerian grows to a height of about 3 feet, and has one hollow furrowed stem. It has large, pale green, serrated leaves along the length of this stalk which slits into flowers stems with small pink flowers at its top. The root is the useful part of this plant and should be grated into boiling water and the resulting infusion drunk in order to ease the spasms of somebody who is subject to fits. A successful application will stop all fits for 1d12 hours. The scent of the bruised or cut root also can be used to attract rats.

Thanks for the help!

Belven