Monks cultivate this herb, which grows best on the islands of the Yerasol Archipelago. When crumbled, rolled, and smoked as a cigarette, the monk’s leaf soothes nerves and sharpens perception slightly. It can be addictive if used extensively, but has no social stigma, unlike fey pepper.

This rare plant only grows near paths to the Dreaming, and after the fall of the Elfaivaran empire five hundred years ago it became a black market item in most of Lanjyr.  When chewed or smoked, the pepper makes the user giddy and upbeat. With a sufficient dosage, the user begins to hallucinate, though many claim these visions are actually glimpses into the Dreaming.

A deep purple when found growing in the wild (and quite poisonous if eaten fresh), these fantastical fungi turn dark brown when dehydrated and properly prepared for consumption. Often baked into sweet desserts and served at elegant soirées of the archfey nobles, shroomheads enhance sensory perception and emotional awareness to unnatural levels.

Plucked from rare flowers that bloom only during the winter solstice, these petals are shredded and preserved by magical means. When the prepared petals are blended with pipeleaf and smoked, imbibers experience feelings of joy, warmth, and relaxation second only to the insatiable hunger that follows.

When lightly sprinkled, pixie dust has been known to cause a creature or object to levitate or even fly for a limited time. Nixie dust on the other hand has quite different properties which are made evident when the substance is inhaled in concentrated quantities.

Psychedelic Heights. When you inhale one dose of this dust, for the next minute you experience a fantastical euphoria and are hasted (as the haste spell with no concentration required).

This pungent salve smells like a mixture of citrus and clove, but it is made from local plants that have developed resistance to the spectral swarms.