Moon Grapevines
Kmúþic: Itóbþe Lálhar /ɪːthouːpθɛ lauːlhaːr/
Njóþic: Lonntö'ap /lɔnːthœʔaːph/
Moon grapevines are a plant species native to coastal Ytvía in southern Jælondis, which due to the arcane energies emanating from crystal veins beneath the surface of the region have evolved certain traits not found in any other borgalorean grapevines, most notably their bioluminescence.
Most moon grapevines are grown in Illakía, a region that encompasses northern and northwestern Keqallía and eastern Daqún in southern Ytvía.
Moon grapevines are a plant species native to coastal Ytvía in southern Jælondis, which due to the arcane energies emanating from crystal veins beneath the surface of the region have evolved certain traits not found in any other borgalorean grapevines, most notably their bioluminescence.
Most moon grapevines are grown in Illakía, a region that encompasses northern and northwestern Keqallía and eastern Daqún in southern Ytvía.
Additional Information
Uses, Products & Exploitation
The glowing Moon Wine has an odd flavour that's difficult to describe, to the point that attempting to do so is considered a cliché. Adding ingredients to it doesn't change the flavour, only the intensity of it.
The seed oil is both used in coastal ytvían cuisine as well as a traditional alchemical ingredient for healing potions, and nowadays a certain compound is extracted from the oil to be used in refined alchemy.
The seed oil is both used in coastal ytvían cuisine as well as a traditional alchemical ingredient for healing potions, and nowadays a certain compound is extracted from the oil to be used in refined alchemy.
Green moon grapes by Lappalingur
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
The grapes range from pale green or blue to silvery, with waxy skin that glitters in the sunlight on some varieties
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