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Sage is a plant of the mint family. This plant<br />

roughly grows 1 foot in height. The flowers of this<br />

plant blossom in late summer. Sage grows along the<br />

temperate seashore. Bees gather nectar from sage.<br />

Also called sawge, it is grown for its leaves, which<br />

contain a pungent oil and are used in stuffing meats,<br />

poultry, and sausage. Fresh sage leaves may be<br />

rubbed on the teeth serves to cleanse the teeth and<br />

strengthen the gums. A tea may also be made from<br />

the leaves.<br />

Tarragon is an aromatic, bitter herb that<br />

reaches a height of 2 feet and is commonly found in<br />

many areas. Tarragon is also called dracunculus, little<br />

dragon, and mugwort. The green parts of the plant<br />

are used as seasoning for food. The plant is associated<br />

with protection. It is thought that this plant<br />

cures bites of mad dogs and stings of venomous<br />

beasts. The root of tarragon is eaten to cure a toothache.<br />

Thyme is a plant of the mint family that is<br />

used for healing. Commonly, thyme grows 6 to 10<br />

inches in height and flowers in the summer. This<br />

plant is associated with elves. Bees are fond of thyme<br />

and extract honey from the plant. Thyme is also<br />

associated with death. This plant contains an aromatic,<br />

essential oil. Thyme helps purify the bloodstream<br />

regarding mild poisons. This spice is used as<br />

a remedy for melancholic characters, lowering their<br />

melancholic temperament by 1d10 points for 1d10<br />

hours. An infusion of thyme is used for chest maladies,<br />

weak digestion, and sore throat. The infusion<br />

is usually sweetened with honey. Wild thyme tea<br />

remedies headaches and nervousness.<br />

Chapter 17: Natural Substances<br />

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