Epitaph Blossom

The Epitaph Blossom is a dark and enigmatic flower that grows in the most ancient and mysterious graveyards and crypts. Its name is a reflection of its somber and eerie appearance. The flower's petals are a deep, midnight black, and they are adorned with veins that shimmer like silver inscriptions, reminiscent of etched epitaphs on tombstones.
The Epitaph Blossom is believed to be linked to the spirits of the deceased. When brewed into a potion or used as a component in necromantic spells, it can temporarily enhance one's connection to the spirit world. Such concoctions can help communicate with the departed or provide insights into long-forgotten secrets. The flower is often used by necromancers, seers, or adventurers seeking to uncover hidden knowledge or contact lost souls.
Epitaph Blossoms are incredibly rare and only grow in the most ancient and consecrated burial grounds. Their presence is both revered and feared, as they are seen as a conduit between the realms of the living and the dead.